Latin School of Indianapolis - Latinean Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Man ' s thirst for knowledge satisfied In a college preparatory situation, a diversi- fied curriculum structure aimed at fulfilling the total potential of the student must exist. The Latin School constantly tries to accomplish this goal by maintaining an up-to-date scholastic program and a capable faculty. New courses and faculty mem- bers are added often to give the students better preparation in a highly complex society. Facili- ties for study include a well stocked library, many audio -visual aids, three labratories and a well equipped art center and darkroom. From the basics in freshman year to the advanced place- ment courses in senior year, the student grows in knowledge and in this growth the zeal for more knowledge is increased. This is the function above all of the Latin School academically, to instill in the student a desire to seek truth.

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Outside interests keep students and faculty occupied By tutoring and acting as big brothers, the Students for Community Service try to help the children in the neighborhood improve themselves for more profitable lives. In the effort to improve the children ' s state, enjoyment is not left out. Parties are frequently planned for all to gather at school, and during the summer Greer Street Park is used for organized games. (bottom left) Joe Freijie, Paul Shikany and Tom Mooney lead the Freshmen against the Sophomores in a balloon fight . ( bottom right) Sixth graders enjoy lunch after an o- pen house, (above) Mike Standley, Cos Raimondi, Dave Garvey, TonySipes, Tom Bruno and John Kirby form their pyramid while leading a L. S. cheer.