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BCS Plans Activities NEWAPPROACHES to STUDYOF LATIN the Annual Latin Day Will Once This Lecture Will Deal with the Mr NEW QU ILL AND SCROLL SOCIETY MEMBERS ANNOUNCED Tw"elve John Adams seniors have The new Quill & Scroll members been nominated for membership in are: the Quill and Scroll Society, an international honorary society for high school journalist s. Julie Anspaugh To be eligible for membership in Veronica Crosson the society, high school journalists Janet Eli must show superior work in some Marilyn Funk phase of journalism or school George Goetz publications work, such as writing, Shellie Goldstein editing, management, or prod uc­ Wendy Harmon tion. Prospective members must Debbie Herring also be juniors , seniors, or second Dave Layman semester sophomores and must Mike Miller rank in the upper third of their Don Strong class. Jerome Whipkey Those Adams students selecte d and recommended for membership in Quill & Scroll by ·publications advisor Ms. Maza are all involved in the production of either the Tower or the Album. Volume XXXVII Number 7 Tht' Bt'st Reud NeM0 SpaJWr on Wall Street December 17, 1976 BCS Plans Activities NEWAPPROACHES TO STUDYOF LATIN The annual Latin Day will once This lecture will deal with the Mr. Stebbins . Along with a slide This years Black Cultural Society better (details, action). They need again be held on the University of excavation of St. Peter 's tomb and presentation , he will give a lecture is off to a good start. Although all the mone y they can get and in Notre Dame cam pus. The emphasis its location near Niro's Circus. entitled: "What the Tourist Sees Ken ny Nel so n, last yea rs' order to raise money for the this year will be on the archeologist Finally , the students will see slides After the Archeologist Leaves." president graduated, we did gain NAACP, the BCS had a bake sale at and what we can learn about of these beautiful tombs. This will deal with the excavation of new and experienced officers. E&L Supermarket in which ancient civilizations from his If students wish to switch from these two cities which were buri ed Lynette Dani els is president, members brought all kinds of discoveries . Roman culture to Egyptian they by the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius . Deseret Smith vice president, goodies such as cookies, cakes, and Latin students from all over may learn about Egyptian The Latin Day was met with Sharon Rogers secre tar y, Vicky brownies. The sale proved to be northern Indiana will converge mummies from Professor Ladou­ much ent husia sm last year and was ;~'Byron assistant secretary, Adrian very successful. The BCS is also upon the campus on January 14 to cer. He will speak of the Egyptian a great success. It offers Latin Alfred treasurer, and Ronell Fulce having an NAACP membership participate in this Latin program. A burial places, the attitude of the students new ap proach es to the assistant treasurer. Mrs. Anderson drive, so please help us. To join the general introduction to archeology Egyptians towards afterlife, and study of Latin and the Roman is this years sponsor. NAACP is just one dollar. will begi n the first day . After this the constructio n of the pyramids. cultur e. It is a worthwhile program One of the things the BCS has Students who would like to join the students will divide up to go to As well, he will deal with what we that encourag es the study of the done was to have a Thanksgivi ng the BCS sho uld come to the various classes. The choice of can learn from the mummies Latin language. I wish it as much basket in which they gave food and meetings in the upstairs cafeteria topics is numerous . themselves. success this yea r and in the futur e money to needy families in the which are held every 1st and 3rd Students may choose to listen to If students are interested in as it has had in the past. South Bend area. · Thursdays of eac h month at 7:30 in Prof. Ramage from Indiana ancient writing they may visit the Roland Smith, acting director of the morning. University speak in more detail on rare book room and listen to a Upward Bound and president of Man y new things are being archeology. He will also pass I lect ure given by Mr. Mason. ~ NAACA, gave a very informative planned for BCS in the near future, around artifacts from archeological Cuneiform writing on clay tablets "I\ talk to us about the NAACP . He so if you don't want to miss any of sites. in additio n to other forms of ancient \ ~ said that the NAACP in Mississippi the fun activities, come to the They may, instead, choose to writing will be on exhibit for the A ~ is being sued because they meetings and bring a friend. We attend a lecture by Rev . Banas of students to exa mine . ~ boycotted white business for a year are well on our way, and everyone 'fotre Dame, entitled: "In Search The ancient cities of Pompeii and ~ ,..,.\ because of discrimination in hiring. is welcome to join and help create f Pet er the Fisherman's Tomb." Herculaneum will be discussed by COAIHNG ~ They are being sued for 3 million Black Awareness. dollars. One big question is why the press ..~!dn't cover the matter ~--NEWS BRIEFS------.... The third annual Community president, treasu rer, communica­ SING-IN presented by Festival '77 may be bought in advance at the tions, programming and personel is Announcing ••• will take place on Sunday, Century Center office at 121 S. done with, the club is having a December 19 at 4 p.m . at the Michigan . Call 284-9711 for more Christmas-New Year Part y with its Morris Civic Auditorium. The information. usual array of surprises. old-fashioned tradition of caroling The club is composed mainl y of and greeting friends at Christmas high school students from South time is the essence of the Sing-In The Drama club will be putting Bend-Mishawaka . In the past year and this year's promises to be on another play this winter. The it ha s shown movies, slide unsurpassed in inspiring the play, Pure as the Driven Snow, presentations, held science fiction holiday spirit. written by Paul Loomis, will once discussions and recently went to A very special treat will be the again be directed by Mrs. Goerner. hear Leonard Nimoy at Stepan Christmas caro ls sung by the Joy Tryouts were held Monday and Center. Handbell Choir of the First United Tuesday in the Little Theater . The Anyone inter este d in Star Trek or Methodist Church of Elkhart. play will be given February 11 and science fiction is welcome to attend Directed by Neal Smith the choir 12. It is an interesting and exciting the . meeting. will sing and play the handbells for melodrama so be sure to purchase several well-known carols. The tickets from drama club members. program then ends with the entire The following people were left out audience participating in the The Star Trek Club of South of the National Honor Society singing of some popular yuletide Bend is holding its last meeting of announcement. favorites. 1976 on December 30 at 7:00 p.m. Doyon , Christine Fisher , Mary Tickets are only $2 for adults and in the basement of the downtown Jagmin, Cynthis for children 12 and under $1. They Public Librar y. After the business Kluga , Sandra J. can be pur chas ed at the door oi: of electio ns for president , vice Kopec, Mary . Mike Miller is Junior Kiwanian for Geor~e Goetz is Junior Rotarian for _J,.'Jlqpy-1 0....~ 1'JIL December January - ,lf CJlolid•T• ~- · · - John Adams Tower December 17, 1976 ~ditorial ·JOHNAl>~MS TOWER Editor-in-Chief ... Leslie Kvale Today at 3~00 P.M., marks the onset of winter vacation and final News Editors . Mary Murphy countdown of the few days remaining before Christmas. It Is a favorite Veronica Crosson time of year for many,· for It grants them the best chance to reflect upon Feature Editors the old year and to anticipate the new one. It Is a time of Joy, and of Becky Robinson Thanksgiving. Dave Rubin Even more prominent during this season Is the willingness to share a Debbie Herring sentiment which pervades nearly everyon,:,'s thoughts. Too often, this Sports Editors . Mike Miller incUnation remain as lltde more than a half.felt urge, and our gifts extend Lynn Tyler to Uttfe outside our Immediate circle of family and friends. Yet, most Advertising Manager .... .. people are qaite generous towards others less fortunate, If . they are Wendy Harman provided with the proper motivation; all It takes Is a lltde work and a lot of Page Assistants . ... ........ patience on the part of volunteers sponsoring. LuAnn Duesterburgj At Adams, two organizations are particulary worthy of commendation: Ri"sin3 Theresa Schillingj the John Adams student government and the art department personnel. Cost of Head Reporter . George Goetz 1 Student Govemment Is again sponsoring its annual canned food and toy Sponsor . Ms. Maza drive, diligendy dispatching each member to collect donations from each E cJuc.91fior; John Adams High School classroom. Again with the aid of student government, the art department Principal . William Przybysz 1 has sponsored the Jim Lane Beneflt Art Sale, with proceeds going to the Assistant Principals ... .. -...• family of Jim~. Lane, a senior art major, died tragically [a few weeks Andrew Bibbs ago] . Both die canned food drive and art exhibit have done very well; Donald David 1 congratulations are in order to all who participated in making them a success . And, congratulations to you, John Adams High School, for you contain a student body who really does care for others! Merry Christmas! MODEL U.N.
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