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

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Left: Mrs. McCall keeps up on the daily work in the Main Office. Below Left: Mr. Dave Thompson examins the cleanliness of the rec room. Below: Mrs. Violene Carter cooks up a meal for the board- ers. Bottom: Mr. Ray updates the books in the Business Office. Top Left: The cooks serve out a hardy meal. Left: Mrs. Roselyn Burrello and Mrs. Josephine Donohue prepare to serve lunch. Below Far Left: Mr. Lou Kirch relaxes from his vigorous schedule. Below Left: Mrs. Donohue dices up butter cubes.

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MAINTENANCE Each year we return to a school which has always bounced back from the previous year. Always ready, the building and all tha t it contains stands steadfast. This is more major a project than one could imagine. The staff works vigorously in many minute details for which they never recieve any credit. One reason being that they do their job every day, quitely and effeciently. Many thanks are long overdue this dedicated staff: Mrs. McCall maintains the office and keeps things running smoothly. The three cooks who are never-ceas- ing to deliver good meals. Mr. Rea keeps the school running on an ever) keel, and makes sure none shirk on their payments. And the two efficient men who are ready to repair all those things which just happened to end up not working, Mr. Kirch and Mr. Thompson. This combination of people pool their many talents together to create the well kept school we see daily.

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COMMUNICATIONS All throughout our life, no matter what road of life we wish to pursue we must have the ability to communicate. Through the arrival of Mr. Eric Bedel the Latin School has expanded its present program of com- munications so that it contains such topics as: JournaUsm, Speech, Drama, and Com- muniaction Arts. He also moderates the pro- duction and publication of the Twin Towers and also watches over and offers his profes- sional advice of the production of the Latin- ean. Through his diligent effort the program has grown to encompass many facets of life. It prepares the students to accept the leader- ship role that they will have to accept later in their pursuit of a career. (Above) Tom Hill, Phil Carson, Tim Kenter start their day with Mr. Bedel and Communication Arts. (Right) Mr. Bedel and Ernie Stoops do a duet in Speech. (Below right) Tim Kelly, Mike Davis, Steve Leanord, and Mr. Bedel discuss a play in Drama. (Below) Mr. Bedel remarks on Dennis Sweeney ' s speech.