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

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(Above Right) Juniors in French III can -be relaxed because ot the small class size and the casual atmosphere. (Above) Father Herber points out to GERRY WATSON, JIM BIXLER, CHARLIE GLES- ING, MIKE MYERS, MATT HALL, and KURT SCHLEGEL several points of interest in Paris . (Extreme Right) Father Herber reviews the conjugation of the verb allev with his first-year French students. (Far Right) There seems to be a disa- greement between MIKE SCHOTT and Father Wilmoth over Mike ' s Latin grade (Right) KENNY ECKSTEIN knows the answer to the question that JOHN KENNEDY and Father Wilmoth are grappling with in Latin I. svxteen

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{Above Left) Different means of communication are involved in the English language. KENNY ECK- STEIN and PAUL SAHM demonstrate the movie media to Father Widner and his freshman English class. (Above) Father Widner returns English literature test papers to his senior class . (Left) BOB DARROCA expresses his opinion in a speech as Sister Emily and her sophomore English class listen. fifteen

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yx. Parle- tu Latin? As a freshman, the Latin School stu- dent begins his study of language in either French or Latin. French students not only experiment with subjunctives but also acquire a know- ledge of French culture through their study of la musique, I ' histoire, et I ' art de Franaais. French teacher Father Stan- ley Herber recently toured France and thus brought much enrichment to his classes. The dead language of Latin has been brought back to life by Fathers Wilmoth and Brokhage through several different course techniques. Father Wilmoth teaches Latin to underclassmen and to fourth-year students. Monsignor Brokhage tutors sen- iors in a crash course Latin Survey, de- signed to prepare students with no previ- ous Latin experience for college Latin. A truly cosmopolitan outlook can be achieved through language study at Latin School, an outlook necessary for Christ- ian leadership.