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

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(Above Left) Miss Haskett observes art in the process of developing. (Above) The choral class singing together in class. (Far Left) The band takes time out to pose for a picture with their instruments. (Left) Freshmen combine their talents for a picture in class.

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Art and Music Provides Creative Outlook For Students Creative imagination and self expression are the mark of the well-rounded man. The Latin School attempts to balance its academic emphasis with a fine arts program. The freshman receive a basis for further study in music through a course in music theory taught by Mr. Charles Perry. Mr. Perry also prepares the band and choral groups for their performances which help develop self-confidence. Miss Merelaine Haskett is teaching art and art apprecia- tion at the Latin School for her second year. Under such fine teaching the art department continues growing.

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Media Center Offers Chance for Research And Relaxation One of the Latin School ' s biggest assets to the stu- dent body is that treasure trove known as the Media Cen- ter. Here in the space of three normal sized classrooms are over 4, 000 volumes and issues of the 52 periodicals subscribed to. The L.S. student can research any topic his teacher could devise for him. Of course, Mrs. Wa ggon- er, the librarian, is always available to help the pitiable student who has reached a blind alley. It is mainly through her efforts that the Media Center is as responsive to student needs as it is.