Eastern Academy - Echoes Yearbook (Paterson, NJ)

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If tho Cl NVQ Han U5 nn AS Flmpn-I l'l01 Rmn Latm Ulub Standing Miss Van Voorhis CsponsorD Front row Phyllis De Rutter Ruth Schermer Stephanie Hooks Edna Thomas Martina Tanxs Second row Iudy Den Bleyker Mae Arlene Baker Ioan Sxkkema Mary Vander Hoven Fred Lanting Third row Anna lean Cook Eleanor Bangma Ioan Apol Ernest Hortsma Fourth row Lots La Fleur Wilma Vander Heide Annamae Van Breda Iohn Zegers Fifth row Iacob Heerema Everet Faber Iames Last .l........1- Latin is often called a dead language but some of us who are now in Latin Club have discovered that the Romans were anything but dead people. We decided that we would like to learn more about the everyday life and customs of the Romans. In our club we would have more opportunity to do some of the things we would not have time to do in class. We went to New York to the art museums and cathedrals in which we saw and studied more carefully Roman art and architecture. We had at our regular meetings discussions of Roman customs styles in dress and games. The Latin Club consists of students who are in the Latin classes now and who wish to learn more about Latin and the Romans. We are under the sponsorship of Miss Van Voorhis who teaches Latin here at E. A. We are thankful to her for so generously giving her time for the Latin Club.

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During this past year the E A Band wel comes several new members among these were players of the clarinet comet trombone and a flutrst We were also able to include the bass horn in our group All the new mem bers came up thru the ranks of the school music program lt rs expected that the band will be developed to a greater extent because of the instrumental program in the elementary schools as well as an extended program at E A We practiced every Tuesday night but rt was difficult to have all the members attend because ot conflrctmg church and school actrvrtres Under the frne leadershrp of Mr De Vries the band has worked up many pieces rncluding overtures marches and other selections in the chapel on occassions Dave Stam Minnie Klopman Peter Bordum Paul Sweetman B111 Hanse Henry Zeeuw Ianrce Hazen Iackre Wattez Clxtlord Lake Iohn Oostrng Bart Houseman Hay Sonderlan Andv Machrela Ray Martin Herman Strenstra B111 Cook George Benkendori 61 llilllll field of band music. These were given in he A

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L owe RUN' 1 PO is ACFOQA tl we EP-912 Pr, if 56 .Q S Q N 2' ryevile QF: D is 2 moe Wx' f ilk T A Don't let her 1-,L get the best of you, Mem of a Mmm -- Good! 4' 2 f 35'- We '1 Us L? in VV ' J iw ' , ' 4 gg-, .-r Front row: Ruth Van Harken, Grace Malda, Faith Holtrop. Second row: Ioan Sikkema, Annette Atema, Edythe Prins. Third row: Carol Shortway. Iackie Wattez, Iane Voor- man. Fourth row: Marjorie Kmetz. Miss Kroeze Csponsorj. Bill Vermeulen. Fiith row: Iohn Hamstra. Gordon White- head, Bill Cook, Stuart Kinqma. Sixth row: Pete Borduin. Marius Broekhuizer, Iohn Oosting. The Forum Club, under the leadership of Miss Dorothy Kroeze, has had a successful year. An assembly program. commemorating Thanksgiving Day, was presented by the club with Thanksgiving A la Carte as the main attraction. This play was also given ior the Eastern Academy Ladies Circle. Annie Laurie. a romantic play by Wall Spence, was presented to a full-house for the Spring program. The cast and committees worked diligently to uphold the excellent repu- tation the Forum Club has established. We wish to express our thanks to Miss Kroeze for her unceasing patience and coopera- tion in supervising our activities. Buttoning up Forum Uluh