Struthers High School - Hopwell Yearbook (Struthers, OH)

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V? . lg, E .., V sf , 6 5.. Pat Rousso. Duane Haas. serretary. H ' zation, the Latin Club, sponsored HVeni, vidi, vicif' In the words of the immortal Julius Caesar, meaning 'LI came, l saw, l con- quered. Here in our school is a club dedicated to the furthering of the knowledge of Roman civili- wqy- by Mrs. Roy Scholl. This Latin sentence might well be said to per- tain to the Latin Club also! The Latin Club'has succeeded in con- quering the fears and doubts of students about the simplicity of the Latin language and about Roman civilization, which has had such a great effect upon the world today. To become a member of this or- ganization, a student must have taken one year of Latin. This spring the club held its annual banquet at which food. served by slaves, was eaten by members lying on couches about a table, in Roman dress. according to an- cient Roman custom. Ross. C0-Consulsg Don Koma. treasurer: Janet 0 l i ' X l N l X., l ii First rout' L. Beers, K. Laczo. A. Augustine, K. Benson, R. Heldman, C. Berg, N. Tabak. K. Campbell. J. Nestor, E. Liptak. S. D'On0frio. Seronrl row: C. Sapio, P. Romeo, C. Farrall, L. Norling, B. Cirts, S. Cow. A. Estok, P. DiGiovanni, E. Novotny, A. Penson, J. Agresta, R. Simon. Third row: R. Hall, C. Zillo, M. Stinedorf. R. Hudock, L. Berry, K. Siiner, B. Massie. S. Mealka. B. Bonace, P. Maloney, B. Simon, J. Roberts, H. Durkin. J. Stupka. Fourth row: D. Williams, B. Crinnen. D. Sicafuse. W. Gruber, F. Costello, J. Kavaky, B. Kosek, E. Bobby, B. Voytko.

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First row: C. Walton. L. Seely, E. Bakalar. E. Novotny. J. Haas. B. Bonace. B. Hurlock. R. Huflock. Serum! row: M. Stanko, J. Perkins, B. Simon. J. Bolsco. K. Fiiner. L. Ur-ers. ll. Bennett. wmzdq paaykota. The two primary requirements of Firlelis membership. open to 15 junior ancl 20 senior girls, are personality and scholarship. The girls are voterl members of Ficlelis in their sophomore or junior year by a ma- jority vote of the present members. The giving of a Thanksgiving basket to a needy family ancl the selling of football ribbons ancl pencils engraved with basket- ball scheclules to encourage school spirit, heafl their list of worthy projects. Dinner meetings. decorating the school Christmas tree. reminiscing at the annual banquet. where each senior girl is presentecl with a silver iclentification bracelet, are just a few of the happy times which will never be forgotten. Rita Dubyak and Janie Nestor encourage school spirit by selling pep ribbons to Paul Colwl. .lorry Cliuparkoff. Ken Martin, and 'lied Metzlcr. 75