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F1rst Row. Regna Ray. Pres1dent, Marg1e Farnell Pat Wee s Nancy Hunter, Joan Grey Temple, Nora
Ann McColskey. Joan G1ebe1g, Shernan H1ggs Patty Bruce.
Second Row Mrs D. H Means. Sponsor, H1nman R1zer. Da .d Godmg. Joe Philbeck, Darrell Markham,
Langley N1black. Eleanor D1ckens, Ann Thomas. Mary Cla1re Joyner, Glona Shaw. Sandra Maddox,
Marcelle Tyre
Th1rd Row · Audrey Ann Carter. Sandra R•chardson, Jean Barker. Treasurer, Pat Herndon, Sally Mc-
Colskey, Evelyn Down1ng. V1v1an Tomlmson, Jane Rathsam, Ramona Sm1thy, Lo1s Dortch, Belva
Markham
Fourth Row Ruth McCall. Mary Anderson. Paul1ne Barw1ck. Sonya Sweat, Jack1e W1tt. Dorothy Page,
Cecile Joyner, Lola Mae Harrell Betty Hutcherson, Ruth Stratton.
Stand1ng on S1des Alg1a Collms, Secretary, Bill Wheeler, V1ce-Pres1dent; Peggy Casey, Barbara Stewart.

c(.atin Club

The Latm Club was affi11ated w1th the Jumor Class1cal League, a nat1onw1de orgamzat1on, 1n 1951.
It 1s a non-prof1t organ1zat1on. The only a1m of the club 1s to hand on the torch of class1cal Civilization
1n the modern world They believe that a knowledge of the class1cal world of Greece and Rome wdl help
them to understand better the governments, laws, l1teratures. languages, and arts of today
Each year one spec1al proJect 1s earned out by the ent1re group In the school year 1951-1952, the
club went to Jacksonville. Flonda. to see the p1cture "Quo Vad1s" (Wh ther goest thou:>). The 1952-
1953 proJeCt was a Roman Banquet The long range goal 1s a tnp to the museum at Sarasota where
many claSSICal works of art are d1splayed.