Anchorage High School - Anchor Yearbook (Anchorage, KY)

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Q91 cbestna HELEN I:.vANs Dzrfrtor ILl.17ABElH QULHRAN A110111 must Rox ROBINQON Lzfmzrmn OHN VVAII flow Wanngfr VIRGINIA VAN Voonnls 111 nlrt .5 umm Tht -Xnchoriffc' Hugh School orthtstrx wws Offfllllltil ln 1924 Xvltll humhlc hcglnnlnff, thls hotly of Lmhrso ITHISILIIIIS has 'frown into 111 outstlnmlln school lctlvltx Iht l92Q5 1929 SLISUII w as llISp1Ll0lISlX ht fun with SIXILLII orthts tri members, mal 1 x IFILIX of lnstrumtnts L success of tl1lHOFEll1l7lll0Il 1s dnt tm the spltnclnl Looptrntxon ot nary mem L or htstrx tht th r tttr of IS must ns nmmroxu mssltu m mt progrlms hut hun rcmlcrul throughout the utr H1 tsstmhlx on Iutsdu tncl Prldfn of each wack, 'and wt school 'md tommumtx tnttrtumnnnts 111 tht xudl torlum f n Xprll 12 tht orchtstm will journu to Ltxlnvton to tllgL pqrt m tht trtg 'Vluslc Contest ln whxch orchestras ot 'ull parts of tht Stltl. wlll pxrtlclpitc Xnothnr Important profmm w1ll hc rtndtred xt one mf tht lx IL X mtttmfs Wlllkll wall he htld soma tlmc ln N1 IX Iht rthcstrx rthursts utry Irulxy tftnrnoon from 7 43 t 4 30 burly one O O ' . 3 ,,,..,, A A . . . .F ' 'p 5 ' ' . 1 ,C 'L ' 1 '13 ,Cz ' ' . ' :ln I S. . b 'V 2 'V is :C b r . K 51: . g K. 2 ' V' ,-l F ' , 1 - X. .1 5. V: ,. 2 it ' .' ,V .V .E V' . . V .k.- 1 - ' 5 1 1 '1 - u' 3 - Th-. .. 71 ',1 ' - 1 ' A s '1 ' E 4' - - her and thc many uHorts of thc director. In proportion to tht- growth in pursonncl of th- c 1, ' ' Il ll' - 4 'tx .i' lzy ' I l, Cl1.1 '1l Zllltl ol'rn 2 L K V. ,, . . . 7 . '-.: , ' :B-h-. YV .5 : V I .Y' ' 1 1 I 1 ' ' '1' ' i' -1 '- J I D , ' '. 1 'I l 'I' '.'. U I ' ' 4 . ' S I ' ' 1 5. ' ' 1 1 's . '. '75, ' ' . 0 - .sf 1 . .1 K- .-- . V. .V V' ' 1 1 1 . H: ' U Z . ,. CIE

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char Elec Iuh V1Rc1N1A ILLDER Preszdent CJLADYS CJILLIS Vzce Preudent FRANcEs WARE .Secretary and Ilreaxurer VIRCINIA VAN Voolzms Fmnlti .Sponim lhc Glu Lluh his rtndtrtd proggrxms in Assembly, 1nd 'lt the virious enter twinments sponsorv. d hy the students 1nd the P'1rtnt-Tescher ASSOCi'lfl0II. In Fehru'1ry the Qluh w'1s included in the proffmm of the Athletic b'1nquet, 'xt which time the members were introduced to their second term sponsor, Miss Virginia Van Voorhis. Under the direction of this new tefmcher, 1 mixed quartet girls trio, soprano solo, 'md lvlss solo were Sent to Simpsonville to thc preliminfxries of the Smte Contest. I'his cluh wfis orffwniztd with the idew of increstsing the 'zppreciation of music in the school. In 'iddition to 1ppreci'1tion, the club emph'1sizes productiong which me1ns thfmt pupils interested in music wish to p1rticip'1te in tourn'1ments and con- tests vsith the ide1 of winning honors for the school. .Sirty

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1 ch or he uman btate OI PILP RS onmlr Lstlsn Stone un Vlffflllll Arzdlf Louise Huvvood Kithryn Llder Trtnlt Klint -Xlcorn, ulm Demp Cf mort Bctstc Xlltn, M trjorlc B IS SU i BL TWU- H lmm tln, lwary I' Bullock ind C,lIl1LI'lIlL Prafmrt -Xlbt rt'1 Brutfield ohn 'VIcClell'tnd VV1tt uaettor Ethel Simpson lrzfmm Vlff'lI1l'l Herr Augm Princes VV1rt. lwuultt bpomor-lvtsbyc lxcphart The Roman State has two distinguishing features- it if the oldeit club in the school and it has the largest enrollment, which di:proves thc belief that Student: have lost interest in the Classics. 'Ihe citizenship consists of sixty-live students who are divided into four orders: Senatorial, consisting of ieniors and .uniorsg liquestrian, Qophomoresg Plebians Freshmen, and Iibertini, free from Latin. The whole organization is modeled after the plan of the Roman Republic, 1nd the state holds meetings once a month at which program: are presented, to create and promote interest in the Latin language. The two presiding Confulf, are elected by the Qenatorial order but the remainder of candidates announce their candidacy and 'after a qhort campaign the election is held. The society ha: pins on which the seal of the Roman Qtate, 9. P. Q. R., is inscribed. The Romm State give: one public program each year, the proceeds of which 1re used to buy something .uggeitive of Rome or latin, to beautify the Latin Room. A freize, the Dancing Bacchantes 1 buit of Caesar and a bust of Yergil have been purchased. The members of the Roman irate try also to present one As:embly program annually. A Romin Wedding and A Roman Qchool all parts of which were given in Latin, hate been given in the past. The highest oflicc of the Roman 9tated,Dictator, goes to Miss Kcphart by virtue of her position. Qhe has proved herself quite worthy of the honor conferred upon her. bi.cly-Izco