St Marys High School - Tower Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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the name which has been chosen by the newly organized Senior Latin Club. This group promises not to become unwield K K R ' X 0 . Q-fx J QAM 'B ,X Q! L ,C A 7 0 I 5112 'jgergilians This is those students whose Latin grades average 80 or above. The weekly meetings were very much enjoyed and had for their Object to pro- mote a better understandin . d g an an appreciation of the great Latin poet. The following students held membership during 1926-1927: V, as membership is limited to GEORGE JOHNSON lx'IARY JANET BRAUN RUTH STACEY WILLIAM J. CASSADY llTARIE KLUMP DOROTHY B. CARR CI-IARLES GRUBER AIARY AGNES DONOVAN JOSEPH CAPPEL HELEN KENNEDY HIELIIN SACK MARY ELIZABETH STRATMAN tt J . 2' , f N Q c ' 1- 1g,, X 4' 1. 3, A J. 1 Page Ninety-five

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K N ' 'K my t Q 09 Q9 I 0 H: l i 1 l 1 ,,, Ciilizrsque Glluh The llfasque Club is one of the oldest organizations in our school, and one of the most efficient. The student body is unanimous in its approbation of the efforts of this organization to entertain instructively, or to instruct entertainingly, which- ever way you care to express it. The club has, besides its regular business meetings X Y what may be called for want of a better name, Hours and Half-Hours with Drama- tists. Each of these sessions is devoted to reading or acting of an entire short play or a portion of a longer drama. The Works most enjoyed this year were Yeats' Hour Glass and Shakespeare's Henry Vlll. ln April, the club presented for the public a reli fious drama The Passionu which was well received. E, CHARLES GRUBER, '27. .f 2' -5 2' J' ir do . , 1' ' Page Ninety-seven