Cisco High School - Lobo Yearbook (Cisco, TX)

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lf Sociefas Latina Colors: Black and White Mascot: Bull-dog. Flower: White Rose. Motto: Ita ut Romani. HE Latin Club of Cisco High School was organized in the spring of 1926 by the class which had begun the study of Latin in January of that year. The members were Laura J o Asbury, Ventie Carrol, Roy Chambliss, Jewel Ely, Mildred Hudkins, Gerald Kennedy, Vivian Kinsey, Mary Beth Langston, Vallie Mae Louder, Hunter Miller, Louise Pyron, Elwin Skiles, Evelyn Toombs, and Dick West. The officers were: DICK WEST . ............ President ELNVIN SKILES . .... .... S ecretary MARY BETH LANGSTON. . .Vice Pres. LAURA Jo ASBURY ...... ..Treasurer ROY CHAMBLISS . ..Sergeant-at-Arms The Duke and Duchess of the Latin Club at the coronation of the Queen of the Loboes were Elwin Skiles and Ventie Carrol. A In the fall of 1926, additions from other classes brought the membership to thirty-six. The officers for the first semester were: GERALD KENNEDY . ....... President BILL JONES . .... . .Sergeant-o,tfArms IDA MAE COLLINS ........ Vice Pres. VIRGINIA DABNEY . ....... Secretary When the Latin Department was asked to send one representative to appear on the High School float in the Armistice Day parade, the president of the Latin Club was sent, clad in the toga. The officers chosen for the second semester were: IDA MAE COLLINS ......... President EDITH QUAIALS . .I ......... Secretary MARY BETH LANGSTON. . .Vice Pres. LEWIS MILLER . ...Sergeant-at-Arms Latin Club programs consist in large part of studies of Roman life and environment. Some of the topics have been: homes and public buildings, schools, holidays, amusements, and prominent Roman citizens. Conversation, songs, and games, all in Latin, have had a large place on the programs. At the same time, proper parliamentary procedure has been carefully observed in the meetings. The members are doing their club work with interest and vigor and see more fields for study and accomplishment opening up before Members of the Latin Club, 1926-1927: Laura Jo Asbury Louise Bean Frances Coldwell Roy Chambliss Ida Mae Collins Eunice Cooles Virginia Dabney Gertrude Eifert Weldon Garrett 9-- -Q.. -is-IU K ici- C Doyle Gilmore Wesley Harrell Hildegard Eifert B'll J I ones Gerald Kennedy Vivian Kinsey Mary Beth Langston Horace Latson Thelma Lunt MISS NELLIE L. YU Margie Maher Hunter Miller Evva Lee Murphy Edith Qualls Frances Redlinger Alma Stroebel Louis Swink Evelyn Toombs Clara Winge NK, Sponsor them. Mary Wilson Laurence Witte Lewis Miller Travis McCary Reeder Shugart Lillian Shertzer Jewel Brown Ross Hayes George Groce TT? swamp :- A. I , .A

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Rucquefeers V Farmer West Wilson Langford Carmichael Reese Ricks Surles Hoyt Henderson Shockley McDonald Henderson McCracken Ricks Robinson Langston Shugart Lisenbee Hicks Foley Chamblis Fox Cliett Swink Collins OFFICERS Herman La Rue . ............ President Inez Strickland . .. ...Secretary Dorn Holland ..... .... V ice President Clyde Rowe . .... Reporter Miss LUCILE ROBINSON, Sponsor Sixty-five

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The Choral Club Williams Cooles Toombs Maher Warren Cameron Carrington Weathers Taylor McGinnis Loudder Bean Rea Toombs Miller Boyd Long' Van Horn Bryant Shear Nigro Q LIAXINE WVILLIAMS . . . President EUNICE Cooucs . ...... ..... P ianist MISS BLANCHE SHEAR ......... .... C hapcron H. V. NIGRO ................. ......... D 'ircctor Awarded first honor T. W. C. Fine Arts Contest 1927 Taylor Carrington Latson Tomlinson Sixty-seven