Gas City High School - Epoch Yearbook (Gas City, IN)

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0-.- --THE EPOCH,192T- -l--0 Nw- - -- p D - 1- Y.- -fi -- - , ,, LATIN CLUB President-Geneva Walker Secretary-Treasurer-Esther Grifiin Vice-President-William Williams Reporter-Ida Lee Fish c Sponsor-Miss Lillie Albertson Vivian Gent Ruth Voris James Glaze Geraldine Stevens Ernest Gotschall Mildred Jeffrey Kenneth Simmons Wilma McPheron Clarence Graves Zora Wilson Earl Dawalt Helen Atkinson Vontella Kelley SODALITAS LATINI The Latin Club met every Week in the Latin room. The members, who were Sophomores, Juniors or Seniors, were called patricians fhigher classj While the Freshmen were called plebs flower classy The first semester We learned state mottoes by having each member learn one and when the roll was called respond by giving his motto. The last semester We selected the name of a Roman god and responded by giving them. In this way we learned about mythology. At the opening of the year, the members elected a chairman of the program committee. At each meeting this person selected three helpers. We had several good programs and good times. We had songs translated into Latin and sang different ones at each meeting. We also had a book telling about the life of the Romans. At each meeting a different member gave a report from it, which has proven to be very interesting and very helpful. One of our best programs was: Roll Call. -The President

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Ol-L-THE EPOCH,1927?--- 0 V ali. SCIENCE CLUB President-John Miller Vice President-Everett Atkinson A Sponsor-Miss Ocea Kerr James Israel James Brown Harry Price Everett Atkinson Walter Pratt Ralph Groves Harold Pratt ' Glenn Brown Edwin Sprague Joseph Thomas Warren Groves Wilbur Chapman Marian Teague Walter Nicely John Brown Barrett Bonewitz William Overly Harry Kimes Gail Atkinson John Miller Frederick Bowers With Miss Kerr as sponsor, the Science Club met every Wednesday afternoon in the Science room. John Miller was president, and there were twenty-one in the club. Various scientific problems were discussed by the club and a few experiments were performed. Detailed reports upon numerous scientific problems and leaders were given by members or groups of members. These reports were somewhat of a success, but the club as an enterprise was not as successful as it would have been had more of the members been really interested in science. -William Overly

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