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

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(Top) Jack Donahue, drums, Jack Werle, Trumpet, Greg Pierce, bass guitar, and Ray Pierce, lead guitar, are the permanent members of the pep band. (Above) Fr. Herber and Jack Werle laugh at some off- camera diversion as Jack Donahue( fore- ground) diligently studies his music. (Right) Fr. Herber, and Schola members Mike Schott and Bob Darroca practice music for Mass. MUSIC MOVES THE SPIRITS The Music program is one of the most unique things about Latin School, in that we have no actual music class- es. Through the dedication of Fr. Stanley Herber and a group of students, there is music to heard at the games, music to represent L.S., and music to sing at Mass. The Schola brought a little bit of recognition to the school through its exemplary performance in the citywide Christmas on the Circle carolling program. The music department here is an example of students sharing talents with the community.

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APPRECIATION OF ART BRINGS SATISFACTION This year Miss Merelaine Haskett has one class of Fresh- men for Art Appreciation and three classes of Art Lab, consist- ing of Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. Art Appreciation discusses the different periods in art history. It is concerned with the artists ' technique and style. The Art Lab students take up where the Art Appreciation students leave off. In Art Lab the students have a chance to try out their artistic abilities, in a variety of media. (Above Right) Miss Haskett super- vises Jack Rhinaman and Brian McCall ' s ceramics projects. (Above) Jack Donahue conversing with Kurt Schlegel ' s art project. (Right) Bob Darroca vents his cre- ativity.

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PUSH THE PENCIL AND THE PROBLEM IS SOLVED In the area of Mathematics at the Latin School is the experienced teaching team of Fr„ Richard Zore and Fr. Joseph Mader. Fr. Zore introduces the Freshmen to the basics of math in his fresh- man Algebra course. This is a required class for all students entering the Latin School in order to graduate. Another required class is Geometry. Both Fr. Zore and Fr. Mader take on smaller groups of sophomores in teaching these classes. After the two years required math is completed, a student is encour- aged to take other optional math courses offered. Advance Algebra is offered to all upper classmen by Fr. Zore. Introductory Analysis and Cal- culus is available to Seniors with a solid math back ground, and is taught by Fr. Mader. Most students find the classes enjoyable even if they aren ' t fond of Mathematics. The atmosphere is light but serious. Students are encour- aged to have fun but take their work srriously. (Above) Don Quinn and Joe Guilfoy confer before Introductory Analysis. (Above Right) Assorted freshmen strike attentive poses in Algebra class. (Right) Fr. Mader displays knowing amusement.