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Classics Club Arouses Interest
Among Citywide Latin Students
nut Hills, was elected presi-
dent; Penny Fitzpatrick of
McNicholas secretary; Julie
Duhl of Summit treasurer.
The second meeting was
held at Summit High School.
Over 200 students were on
hand to hear Dr. John Caskey
of the University of Cincinnati
lecture on Greece. At a busi-
ness meeting after the lecture
it was decided that no dues be
levied for membership in the
club.
The final meeting was held
here at Walnut Hills on Sun-
day, May 14. Students from
Seton and Elder presented a
hate playlet by Plautus, a
Roman writer. The play was
presented first in English,
then in Latin. After the play,
Father Manfred of Roger Bacon
demonstrated a new way of
teaching Latin. This method
is much like that employed in
modern language courses. The
!
Msv.Z4. llNII,
Physician Entertains Club !
With Discussion of Nerves
Dr. Edward Buyniski, an industrial phys{cian at G.E.,
was the speaker at the Biology Club last week. The mem-
bers held an open discussion on his topic, the nervoBa
system. Dr. Buyniskl illus-
trated how the system works
with a series of blackboard
drawings.
Dr. Buyniski has done much
research on alcoholism and
has experimented a great deal
on the effects of alcohol on
people and animals. He has
many hobbies, one of which
is raising male guppies. He
has experimented with these
fish in connection with the
nervous system and alcoholism.
In this work, he injects chem-
icals into the blood stream to
effect the nervous system,
then injects alcohol to see the
reactions of the fish to this
stimulus. Dr. Edward Buynlski
Another of his many hobbies
is collecting rare coins, which The Biology Club plans a
he finds interesting and worth- field trip and party at the end
while. Yet even with all these of the year and hopes that next
hobbies and his job, he has year the club will get a good
time for his family of five start and be as active as it
children, has been this year.
Freshmen Bequeath Will and Testament
teacher asks questions in
Latin about the text to be
translated and the students
answer in Latin.
Jimmy Schloss, Dana Cohen,
and Freddy Mayerson: leave
for a Falcon party
Steve Cellett: leaves a path of
broken hearts behind him
Kay Davis: leaves her en-
L thusiasm for Debate Club
Judy Roberts and Fred Jones:
leave together
We leave Leslie Dolphin in
the library
Gayle Dryfoose: leaves an
absence slip
We leave Sue Matthews, Sand
Woliver, and Ann Pollak
late for homeroom
Jo Dyson and Ann Shepard:
leave their biology class
We leave Nancy Stillpass,
lne Fine, and Barbara
Kahn: picking daisies
Judy Frankenberger and Rasdy
Greenwald: leave their ar-
tistic ability
Wadsworth Douglas: leaves
his notes and projects
Bruce Dubles and Maurice
Jackson: leave a walnut
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The Cincinnati Classics Club was organized in 1960 by
Sister Charles Regina of Seton High School to stimulate
interest in the classics among high school students in
this area. CCC has grown
from its beginnings in the At the first, held at Seton High
parochial schobl system until School, Miss Rosemary Hope,
now when its members come Walnut Hills' Latin teacher,
from 15 public and private showed slides of Greece and
schools. The club serves to her experiences there.
link the Latin clubs of the It was decided to modify
individual schools and to pre- the club's system of govern-
sent to its members several ment to include permanent of.
worthwhile programs each year. fleers along with the previous
During the past year three system involving program com-
rograms have been presented, mittees. Jim Murphy of Wal-
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Dee Goldman and Mary Jo
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Carolyn Grant, Barbara Lynn,
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Becky llamlin: leaves a fourth
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