University High School - Cub Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

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'H 'f CUB 1941 ,WH 7,,,, YW, LATIN CLUB- ANNA MARIE ARMSTRONG CI.vm1 FITCH EDGAR LI-TVY BILL RE.-tn DAX ISLAKI: .hut H,tvI-'s Mmm' VIRGINIA hll'I'fIlllil,l. Roiuskr Rl'Ill. CIA'I'IIIfItIxIa DI'I'c:IIIu'kx .X. R. -jouxsox BIZRNIII hlUORli. jk. GIQURGI-1 'l'll0Ml'SON ,'Xl.l5I'1R'l' DYER H.xkoI.o I.IQoxAIm D.-twxv MIINIIINGI-Lk IQIAIARII-I xv.-NRE l'it'ture does not nppeur: llunuv CfxImw,xI.I.AIII4I1 NAMI41: Gmclafilll SUNG: fiIllId!'7II'llS lgilm' 'lhe Latin Club, the oldest elub at U. H. S., was established in 1935. lt meets on the K2llClldS and Ides ol' each month with the purpose ol' furthering the knowledge ol' the beliefs and Customs ol' the Roman people. Each year at fil1l'lSllll?lS-lllllij 21 party is given at the home ol' Mrs. B. H. Moore, the elub spon- sor. All members ol' the Latin rlasses are invited. One feature ol the party is the recalling of the Szrturnalizt, :I Roman religious festival that corresponds to our CllI'lSlI112lS. The chapter ol' the Latin Club here at L. S. U. is a nielnber of junior Classical League, a national organization. f,I FlCliRSZ A. R. IIUIINSUN , , ..,. President Ionu SH0l l'AUGlI . . ...... Treasurer CI.vImI-1 l:l'l4ClI ,... . . . Vice-President AI.IsIcR'1' Dvi-:R ..,. . . Sergeant-at-Arms BIQRNII-1 lN'l00RlC, JR. , ...., Secretary HAItoI.u LIcoNARn . .. . . Parliatnentarian THIRTY

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. - -qfmvf-' 'VI' J' . -M gnfgrw- ,' Y'vLrp-qxm ., 4 , . R :4lfiDRAMATIC CLUB BARBARA Asmuiws l'IARRIli'I4Gl-1Nl'lH0llS1i0N MERLE LEEFE FRANK PENUHR NTARY ANN YV.Kl.Kl'fR 1-11.-uxli CAt.mvlal.L -llmstx' LEA H.-xkvriv Corn-ZN LlNnsAv ARLFTTE Pool, juxk W'Al,'riiks G1-ioluanc ITANOS A. R. JOHNSON GIQNIQ L1T'rI,i'1 NTARY CLAINPIS Rmb Bkooiui Winn-1 I.Il.l.lAN Fl'l'zc:i-1RAl.u :MARY jonu' VAN Mricuux VAT..-KDlCl.l-I RlJliliR'I'S XVIINNIIAI XVILSON Yvoxxt-1 Goonstlxx l.l'Rl,lNli JOLLY Bli'I 1'v MoN'I'As Blc'r'rv SHARP The Dramatic Club was organized this past February. Dr. Harley Smith and the student. teachers have worked directly with the students in their dramatic efforts. Membership in the club required that a student must have done some dramatic work during the year. Two objectives ol' the club named at the Iirst meeting were fl, to concentrate upon a delinite held belore attempting to produce any dramatic work, and CZJ to exchange plays, readings, speakers, and ideas with Baton Rouge High. Once a week some member of the club has presented a radio show over the local station, either alone or with a cast. The club admits that these presentations have been far from perfect, but believes that they have steadily improved. Among the plays given are: The Sign ol' the Cleft Heart, The Rehearsal, On a Park Bench, and The Two Thieves. TWENTY-NINE I l

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