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

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(Page 14, ) (Top) Mrs. Josephine Donohue and assistants prepare lunch for all the students. (Bottom) Violene Carter ' s ready smile and skillful cooking bring a touch of home to the boarders. (Page 15) (Left) Mr. Jim Rea, Latin School ' s bookkeeper. (Below Left) Handyman Lou Kirch keeps smiling. (Below) Super-Secretary Mrs. Alice Dailey types, takes calls, gives late slips, takes dictation, and generally makes herself indispensible.

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THE FOLKS THAT KEEP THE SCHOOL GOING The maintenance staff, though often unseen, makes its presence known many times every day and is to be congratulated for its ceaseless efforts in maintaining the smooth operation of the school. Mrs. Alice Dailey, our secretary, though often un- acknowledged, keeps the endless amount of letters, re- plies, and forms moving smoothly in and out of her of- fice. Mr. Jim Rea, our bookkeeper, diligently tabulates, checks, and rechecks the bills and receipts that must be taken care of everyday in order that the Business Office runs efficiently. Mrs. Josephine Donohue and Mrs. Roselyn Burrello, our cooks, prepare balanced and nutritional lunches, for the day students. Mrs. Violene Carter cooks the evening meal for the boarders and is constantly complimented for her meals by both faculty and students. Mr. Lou Kirch, our maintenance man, is constant- ly striving behind the scenes to repair the mind-boggling number and ordinary, run-of-the-mill problems that occur everyday in the school requiring his attention.

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THE ENGLISH PROGRAM COMMUNICATION LEARNED ANDAPPLIEL In today ' s modern world, communication through both oral and written means, is a necessity that cannot be overlooked. At the Latin School, a solid program has been established so that the students acquire a solid and well- rounded background in the art of communicaton. The Freshmen go through a basic course that exposes them to both literature and grammar as a foundation for the further study. The sophomores expand their knowledge of literature and grammar and include vocabulary and spelling into their basic program. The juniors and seniors more vocabulary and more spelling and also explore through the many forms of composition and the many ways in which communication can be achieved. Also, the jun- iors and seniors can take Speech courses which increase their capacity for organized thought and oral communica- tion. Mr. Waggoner (English I), Sister Emily Emmert (English II, III, Iv), and Mr. Joseph Pollman (Speech I, II) atempt to increase the students ' abilities. (Top) Mr. Joseph Pollman teaches Speech to Juniors and Seniors. (Right) The head of the L.S. English department, Sr. Emily Emmert, O.S.B., seems to have trouble taking her Senior English class seriously.