Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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s. P. Q. ii. Good times, a background of the Latin language, and a study of Latin classics are the purposes of the S.P.Q.R. fLatin Clubj as reorganized this year by Miss Emily Dodson and Miss Jane Curry. All Shortridge students of Latin may become members. The S.P.Q.R. is divided into two groups, Senior and Junior, each electing its onicers for the year. Presiding over the Senior S.P.Q.R. are Marcet Gribben, princepsg Mary McClure ,proprincepsg Nancy Stern, scribal and Dick Owen, quaestor. Those presiding over the Junior S.P.Q.R. are Virginia Noyes, princeps1 Winifred Bundy, proprincepsg Mary Lee Stuart, scribag and Bill Humph- rey, quaestor. Entertaining programs insure good atten- dance at the meetings. For instance, the S P.Q.R -Row 1: A. Lytle, M. McClure, B. Croker M. Hartley, M. Kahn, E. Yosha, D. Lewis, J. Kerr-h M. L. Stewart, M. Gribben. Row 2: H. Mc-Lane, N Stern, P. Hurd, P. Abendroth, J. Sshbaugh. Row 3: J. Pittenger, J. Queisser, B. Dithmer, M. Iba W Bundy, N. Dearmin, S. Johnson, B. Wrege, J. 'Poll son, J. Robinson. Row 4: J. McDaniel, M. L. Jolliffe J. Trickey, V. Noyes, Miss Dodson, Miss Curry tsponsors 1, B. Watson. ' e-4 Ides of March program, given at the meet- ing on March 15, featured a talk on Caesar's life, the rendition of Mark Antony's Funeral Oration, and a playlet entitled i'The Ides of March, written by Eugenie Nicholson and acted by pupils from Miss Dodson's classes. Candy was served for refreshments. A style show, a spring picnic, and a Ro- man court trial were other projects being planned for the semester. S.P.Q.R. members do not have dues. In- stead, the officers collect ibut not exactb taxes, the payment of which is optional. Students in Caesar and in Latin I and II are eligible for membership in the Junior group, While Virgil and Cicero pupils belong to the Senior group.

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los Amigos That current historic events have inten- sified friendly interest in our Spanish speak- ing neighbors in South America is evidenced by the programs of the Spanish Club, now in its second year. One of the speeches of the year was a talk on Mexico by Knight Campbell, a Shoriridge student who spent several months in Mexico. At their annual Christmas party, a yuletide play was pre- sented in Spanish. The proceeds were used to purchase Spanish records for the Spanish classes. Oiiicers for the year were the following: Joanne Reese, pre-identg Mary Louise Giles. vice-presidentg Phyllis Augustin, secretary: Marnita Dietrich, treasurerg and Pauline Prather, program chairman. Miss Lorraine Maranville sponsors the group. Los Amigos-Row 1: P. Augustin, lit. F. Dittrich, M. L. Giles, J. Lindenberg. Row 2: N. Glass. S. Sussman, P. Prther, M. I. Hull, K. Stephenson. Row 3: E. Eavns, P. Goodman, J. Judd, B. J. Roberson. library United Through Books! This was the title of the Library Club radio show. Written by Sally Jo Hubbell, president, and Mrs. Esther Cavanaugh, sponsor, as well as the slogan for Book Week. Other participants on this WISH High School Hour program were Dotti Fried- land, Laurel McPherson, Pat Peat, and Joan Stadler. A series of book reviews which appeared in the Echo each week. and every day during Book Week, constituted an- other project. Other activities of the Club included Hal- lowe'en, Christmas, and Valentine parties, and a spring picnic. The purpose of the club is to provide library and reference workers with an opportunity to know each other and to know the library resources. Other oiiicers are Rosemary Walker, vice-president, and Mary Russo, secretary-treasurer. Library Club-Row 1: R. Walker, D. Friedland. J. Trulock, P. Pearson, M. Russo. B. Prince, L. Stoicheff, Mrs. Cavanaugh lspon- sorl, B. Landreth. Row 2: B. Redding, J. Jordan, J. Merrill, B. Pearson, B. VVrege, P. Babbitt, M. Mason. A. Brigham. Row 3: B. Underwood, A. Richardt, M. M. Turpin, J. Stadler. Row 4: B. Jungclaus, P. Peat, A. Lytle, Miss McVicker, J. Walsh.

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