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

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(Above) The Gospel of Luke is explained by Mr. Hilderbrand. (Above Right) Fr. Wilmoth advises Pat Kane on a Careers essay. (Right) Mr. Hilderbrand teaching Sophomore Church Histroy.

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THE LANGUAGE PROGRAM — FROM HORACE TO PARIS MATCH Communications in ones own tongue is vital in today ' s society. But one cannot forget that we are not isolated from the rest of the inhabitants of this small world. There are others on this planet like ourselves but their languages are different from our own. Here at the Latin School we recognize the importance of dealing with all differnet types of people. If the students here ar the Latin School are to emerge leaders, we must learn how other people communicate and to communicate with them. Fr. James Wilmoth, who teaches Latin II, III, IV, along with Fr. Richard Zore, who teaches Latin I, try to educate the students in the customs and ways of the great ancient Roman Empire through writings of great Latin poets. Fr. Stanley Herber, who is the head of the department, educates the stu- dents taking French in the language which is identified today as the univeraal language. (Above) Fr. Herber and the Sopho- more French class.

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LATIN SCHOOL STUDENTS EXPLORE THEIR FAITH Since the Latin School is a place where a young man can come and explore the life of a priest, it is important for him to learn about his religion. In the Freshman year the young man, through Fr. William Cleary, is introduced to the Bible in Biblical Lit- erature. The Sophomore year he is informed about the forming of his church by Mr. Michael Hilderbrand in Church History. Junior year the student is exposed to the importance and sacredness of the Priesthood and Marriage by Fr. James Wilmoth in Christian Careers. In the second semester Fr. Harold Kneuven instructs the students in the different re- ligions through Comparative Religions. Seniors touch upon the doctrine and morals of the Church in Christian Foundations and Ethics. These are taught by Fr. Joseph Mader, and Fr. Stanley Herber. (Above Left) Fr. Cleary with his Biblical Literature Class. (Left) Fr. Mader teaches Seniors the school ' s most advanc- ed religion class—Christian Foundations. (Above) Tim Kelly has a question in Bib Lit.