The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-19
Just Chatter
By BETTY BLANCHARD

Rita Rompre, Lorraine Moisan (club secretary), Claire Lavizne, Miriam Dumochel vice-president) Betty Anderson, Betty Burns and Doris Lamay. Late in November, the sophomores will begin casting for the Nativity Play which is tradi- tionally their prerogative. A three act play, the biggest production of the year, with an all-senior cast will be presented April q. Sally Ander- son is Dramatic Club president.
 Orchestra and choral clubs are in rehearsal also. Both groups will present a Thanksgiving assembly program. Choral club officers are Barbara Bradley, Rita Rompre, Doris Dumaine, Mary Mullen, Irene Drevinskas, Anne Bane, Mary Scully, Mary Jane Panalitis, Made line Mark and Mary Marchiani; those of the orchestra, Barbara Bradley and Claire Lavigne.
 the Cercle Jeanne Nance, with the
 To acquire fluent French conver- following officers:
 Presidente, Rita Rompre; vice. presidente, Arlene Hoar; tresoriere, Miriam Dumochel; Secretaire, Nancy Mullen. Meetings are conducted in French and club rules require each member to preesnt a short talk in French on current affairs. The group will produce French play.
 Newly formed also is Las Teresi- tas, a group of Spanish students, who met on October Is, to elect Mary Marchiani, la presidente; Ma tilda Rizk, Ia vice-presidente; Car melita Lauro, la secretaria; and Mary DAlonges, Ia tesorera. Plans for the year include a Spanish play, contest for the best original short story in Spanish and a romance language fiesta with the members of the Cercle Jeanne Nance.
 The Latin Club, Catholic High Schools honor society, will receive freshmen members at tradition ally rigorous initiation ceremonies on the afternoon of Oct. 23. The Virgilians. Latin Club seniors, will later make amends at the buffet supper in honor of the new members who have all attained the required 30 percent average. The evenings entertainment will center around "The Wanderings of Aeneas," stu dent version of the classic Aeneid, drsmatized by the seniors. Rose mary Cianciola, Consul; Gertrude Di Blasi, Serila; Amelia Walsh, Qua eStor; Adeline Colosanto are in charge of arrangements.
 Four of the staff of the 1947 Torch, senior classbook are New York-bound today, to attend the seventh annual yearbook conference of the Columbia Scholastic Press association. Nancy Mullen, editor in-chief, Olga Ghinonzi of the lit er.ry staff and Eileen Kelly and Patricia Carroll, art editors, will at- tend lectures and round-table dis cussionS at Columbia University to learn new techniques in writing, photography and other aspects of yearbook production Also selected for the Torch staff are Rosemary Cianciola, co-editor; Many Long, Be Sy Greene and Lorraine Moisan, literary staff; Betty Burns, circula- tio.l manager.
 Sigma Kappa appears on the school scene for the first time this year as the newly-chosen name of the senior Commercial Club, with Betty Burns as president, the en- terprising young bankers of tomor- row who handle student savings Running real bank under the same regulations as the Connecticut banking system continues to appeal to commercial students as invalu- able business preparation.