2011 - 2012 Latin Honor Society Officers

Consuls: Erika Russ & Katie Lockheart
Praetor: Jessica Everett
Quaestor: John Beath
Scriba: Liz Samuel

2011 - 2012 Latin Club Officers
Consuls: Erika Russ and Eric Minion
Praetor: Gavin Knies
Scriba: Sarah NeCamp
Quaestor: Lowell Bieber
Historicus: Taylor Johnson
Latin II Representatives: Celene Steele and Caroline Zimmerman
Latin I Representatives: Jenny Napier and Matthew Tomassoni

Co-Consuls: Megan Haynes and Michael Keller
Praetor: Ally Jansen
Scriba: Scott Vogt
Quaestor: Kaitlin Tomassoni
Outreach Director: Erika Russ
Latin I Reps: Andrew Yackzan, Meredith Grimm, Chai Safeek
Latin II Reps: Katie Lockhart, Hannah Hays, Sarah Armistead
Latin III Rep: Loran Apley

Latin students will travel on February 27-28th to Nashville to see the life-size replica of the Parthenon on the Acropolis in Athens. In addition, students will visit Meade Plantation, The Frist Gallery, Cheekwood Botanical Gardens, and the Nashville Train Station.

Co-Consuls: Chris Howell, Vincent Louis
Praetor: Ty Carter
Scriba: Jordan Sanders
Quaestor: Adria Meier
Aedile: Addison Rogers

Co-Consuls: Rachel Safeek, Megan Haynes
Praetor: Sean Minion
Scriba: Emily Bottom
Quaestor: Matthew Hayes
Latin II Reps: Erika Russ, Loran Apley
Latin I Reps: Hannah Hays, Spencer Kirn

Co-Consuls: Julia Gruhot
Shelby Leer

Praetor: Ben Jacoby

Scriba: Ellen Page

Quaestor: Lin Millett

Co-Consuls: Rachel Safeek
Megan Haynes

Praetor: Zoo Rydz

Scriba: Emily Bottom

Quaestor: Matthew Hays

Latin II Rep.: Zach Mitchell

Latin I Rep.: James West

Many Latin students participated in the regional Foreign Language Festival at Transylvania University in March and many will advance to the state level at the University of Kentucky on Saturday, May 12th. Check out our winners!

On April 27th, 2006, the LCHS Language Department hosted its Honor Society Induction Ceremony for French, Latin, and Spanish students. Guest speaker, Mr. Thomas Sauer, President of the Kentucky World Language Association and World Language Content Specialist for Jefferson County Schools, relayed the growing need and governmental support for language programs in the United States. Lindsay Wilhelmus, Consul of the Latin Honor Society was the narrator of program. Following the joint ceremony, twenty six Latin II students were inducted into the National Latin Honor Society, and eight Latin AP seniors received pins. All Latin Honor Society students who take Latin during their senior year wear purple and gold cords for their graduation ceremony. Students in AP Latin receive gold seals on their diplomas. A reception hosted by parents of the Academic Boosters (organized by Mrs. Wilhelmus!) rounded out the evening of celebration.