Sarasota High School - Sailors Log Yearbook (Sarasota, FL)

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KEYETTES SET HIGH STANDARDS A.. Front row S Workazer Parlnamentaruan J Kubes Treasurer S Dudgen Vlce Presudent A Sheppard Sweetheart A Hancock Presldent S Shoaf Secretary A Blackstock Chaplann Second row D Quuckel P Mead P Graves J Hrclcs J Hodges G Scott S Solomon J Nuckolls M Hanes Thlrd row J Funley S Aldrnch B Bubert L Vallentme P Herson S Myles M Moller L LaHurd J Hackley Fourth row M Turner N Sunday B Gober D Seymour C Patrnck H Keller A ONerll C Nelson Mrs Deal Sponsor The Keyette Club IS composed ot twenty seniors and tntteerr lunuors chosen by the old members at the begmnnng of each year To become a member, a gurl must malntaln a B average and must excel ID leader shup and character The Keyettes are sponsored by the Sarasota Kowanees Club with whom they are constantly vvorkmg tor betterment ot the communlty and the school Durnng the year they help several tamnlles and award a scholarship to a deservlng member of the sensor class

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KEY CLUB EXCELS lN LEADERSHIP QP From row R Hanbruck Chaplam E Amrrm Vrce President B Hagar Secrefary D Burguest Presndenf K Duquesnay Sweethearf L Kannenberg Treasurer A Sheppard Parlrarnentarran J Nrxon Husforlan Second row J Palm P Scanlon L Lund B Wnte B Barton P Presfon W Dowlung Thurd row J BeTz Sponsor J Dowlmg G Baker J McKenna J Baker D Hurkeft Fourth row B MorTon D PorTer B McGnnness J McGee Key Club The hugh school componenT of Knwanus lnTernaTlonal, un der The sponsorship of Coach Jack BeTz works Tor a closer harmony beTween school and communny As a servuce club TT arms To develop scholarship and leadershlp and To serve The school and communlTy Leadlng The agenda each year as The earning of money for a specual scholarshlp To be guven To an ouTsTandung member of The senlor class To become a member of The club, a boy musT excel In leadershup and characTer and maunTarn a B average -0 W' x

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LATIN CLUB STUDIES ANCIENT CULTURES U ' L AE s?s'Pl1 fFsN3,itl,, 1 T , 'A wi QDDJT ' X ' ii g' jllllllljll ' ,.,a ' , was ' ev A def '-s T' Front row left to right D Quickel Sergeant at Arms J Carlin Parlramentanan L Lund President B Egan Vice President S Kinner Treasurer S Hancock Chaplain Second row J Leonard R Thielen V Braren P Scanlon B Marten J Haley A Dart J Rivers P Henriksen J Deming M DeVito L Conrad L Corbett B Walden S Lewis M McNair K Hartnett D Fulton J Carborre Th rd row R Williamson P Graves R Walker C Wilson D Pelham P Hall B Procter B Chellas R Shenkel L Rendina S Evans J Currie M Price W Utz Fourth row E Antrim G Wolstenholme P Sentz P Guarbada S Smith B Lapham C Worthington M Miller J Cole D Weumer A McDowell B Bradley J Wallace J Gambill M LoCicero D Banks B Beebe M Howe Mrs Antrim sponsor Fifth row E Gretz B Newhart L Barnett J Delp J McKenna J Joyce N Mattachione M Ware H Kaplan A Rol ng M Ro Knost B Koernrn V Trae er J s worthy L Hamlet J Kinney J Holmes S Dawson C Sandburg Sixth row B Bolan A Ihrig L Hewlett S Pleskovich D Hoffman N Chamelin C Anderson C Pierpoint H Hayo D Wright L Foster F Conklin R Hambrick N Angel S Vomacka S Atkens B Bright J Wheeler S Rogers B English J Yarbrough L Meyer LATIN CLUB The purpose of the Latin Club is to encourage an interest in an appreciation ofthe civilization language, literature, and art of ancient Rome and Greece and to give the students a better under standing of the debt of our culture to that ot classical antiquity The Latin Club under the spon sorship of Mrs. Antrim Ioined with the Latin classes of Brookside taught by Miss Virginia Allen the Latin classes of Sarasota Junior High taught by Mr, Herbert and Miss Covington s first year Latin class in Sarasota High and held a Roman Banquet in the Spring. Only students taking or having taken Latin are eligible for membership in the club.