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junior classical Lcaquc Reuter (Clockwise from top) Shirley Scott, president; Carole Simmons, secretary; Eloise McKenzie, treasurer; Cynthia Smith, program chairman; Steve Inman, sergeant-at-arms; Gordon Thomas, report¬ er; and Sammy Key, vice-president, added capable leadership. Tony Marion and Mrs. Melba Simmons, adviser, examined a Trojan horse and a Roman scroll, special projects of former Latin Club members. Mark Dearmin, Shirley Nunn, Barry Amburn, Cathy Roberts, and Kenny Wall presented a humorous Roman wedding at the annual Latin Club banquet. Sammy Key, Gail Marion, and Shirley Scott found the candy sales a complete success, netting ample funds for banquet and service projects. 20
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memBeRship, ch LlengeC) its merriBeRs. Someone bought salted peanuts, instead of those in the shell, and things were doubly difficult for these pledges. “It was that third one that did it!” sputtered pledge Eddie (Edouard) Elliott after the French book he was to kiss became a bowl of flour. Le Cercle Francais offered membership to all students with one semester of French successfully completed. The goal of the club was to supplement the classroom activities centering around French, France and the French people. Activities of the group included the annual initiation, slide programs, films, and short plays. Fun with the language, as well as mastery of it, intrigued club members. Vickie (Veronique) Williams and Patsy (Pierrette) Shelton checked in their scavenger hunt items with Sandra Fulk as Sandra (Simone) Smith watched. 19
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ancient Rome to snoOeun Life In its second year of national affiliation, The Junior Classical League, familiarly called the Latin Club, established clearly that the “dead” language attracts only “live” students. Accepting Latin students with above-average academic achievement, the League called for all the talents and much of the energy of each member. Under the inspiring leadership of Mrs. Melba Simmons, League members crowned each carefully selected activity with success. Candy sales and an initiation-week slave auction adequately financed banquet and service projects. An original play, presented in assembly, proved both entertaining and informative for the entire student body. The entire membership of the Junior Classical League met in the gymtonum to practice carols in Latin. 21
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