Cloverdale High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Cloverdale, IN)

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Members of the Latin Club were: Rod Hervey, Jim Coon, Don Perry, Jerry Sinclair, Mike Sutherlin, Bill Morrison, Pam Price, Linda Linley, Terri Reid, Linda Walker, Sarah Quinnette, Charles Coffin, Don Mor- ris, Bruce Parker, Jim Staley, Frank Coffin, Terri I-Ialtom, Vivian Whitaker, Vickie Knoy, Sharon Tague, Judy Powell, Patty I-Ioffa, l-lobe Nickerson, Bob Minkler, Dave Dodge, Anna Lewis, Annetta Routt, Diana Meyers, Kit Coffin, Carol I-Iankins, John Dean, Jerry Sutherlin, Jackie Linley, Sharon Cromwell, Larry Williams, Jerry Beaman, Lucille Hun- sicker, Gary Cline, Cathy McCullough, Lewis Cline, Becky Anderson, Eva Davis, Joanne Meyers, Alicia Casida, Marie Routt, Shirley Alleg- ree, Sheila Anderson, and sponsor, Mrs. Franklin, Latin Stimulates Interest in English Sponsor of the Cloverdale Latin Club for nine years was Mrs . Franklin. Her goal was to stimulate interest in the ancient language. A slave auction, wiener roast, and a Roman banquet were a few of the high- lights of the Latin Club this year. Latin Club members which are a part of the Junior Classical Legue, covenant to hand on the torch of classical civiliza- tion in the modern world. In 1965-66 the club accepted the position of the nominating committee of the state JCL which was held in April. I8 1

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junior assistants this year were: Joanne Meyers, jackie Linley, Diana Lewis, Vickie Knoy, Marcia Routt, Sharon Cromwell and Becky Anderson. Outstanding Ecz'itz'0nf0r 1966 Complete cooperation was the key to pro- ducing a successful yearbook. It was essen- tial that all departments shoulder their re- sponsibilities and meet all requirements . Although working in diverse subject areas, the HI-LITES staff members and assistants ceased to be individuals and merged into one functioning unit . Only this unit could produce a worthwhile book. If one section of the unit lagged behind and failed in its duties, the ro ress of eve other section would be hin- P S YY dered. All the traditional headaches of scheduling, indexing, proofing, meeting deadlines, writing copy, and waiting added to the worries of the frenzied editors and staff. A new record in sales was set this year for the I-Il-LITES with a total of 225 books being ordered . It took many people with various talents to make the world just as it took seniors and sports to help make the high school. Success came from many things whether it was reaching the top as a senior or winning honors in sports. W 1 Bringing the results of the awards, trophies, hon ors and achievements were Section Editors, Wanda Sutherlin, Cathy McCullough, and Bill Morrison. I7

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Ubi est cibus? fWhere's the food?j was one ques- tion on the night of February 17, 1966. The Latin Club climaxed an interesting year with a Roman Banquet. The Roman senators, citizens, great ladies and servants present were identified as some of our own Cl-IS students. On the program was a two -act play In jest and Earnest presented by the Latin students. Rod Hervey gave the sacrifice to the gods before the feast began. Latin Club officers were: Mike Sutherlin, Censorg Rod Hervey, Consulg Bob Minkler, Consul, Linda Walker, Quaesterg Sharon Cromwell, Nuntiasg Terri Reid, Scribag Alicia Casida, Cantoresg Diana Lewis, Cantoresg and Becky Anderson, Nuntias. 19