The Latin departments of the three Maine Township schools will hold a tn‑school banquet for all Latin students. The banquet will take place on April 23 in the Maine West cafeteria.

Of the students attending 40 will be from Maine East, 30 from West, and 35 from Maine South. All will be required to dress, according to Roman custom, in togas.

This banquet will be held in honor of Latin Week, April 23 to 30. This year the motto of Latin Week is "Latin is the Sun in the Universe of Languages."

Served at the banquet will be olives as appetizers, eggs, apples, beans, beets, chicken, ice cream, and wine. Following the dinner will be a program of skits put on by the students.

The program includes "Numptiae Romanae," a Roman Wedding; "Fernandus Taurus," Ferdinand the Bull; and "Idus Martins," the Ides of March. These are all sketches presented by students from Maine West. From South is a "Trip Through Roman History" and a musical number. East will present a portrayal of Latin students in all parts of the world.

Officials of the Tri‑Maine project are Miss Marion Fisher, South; Mrs. Valrie Hackett, West; and Miss Virginia Snyder, East. Coordinator of programming at Maine West is Mary Ann Jados '68, and in charge of decorations are Sandy Kolton '68 and Kathie Wilson '68.

Officers of this year's Latin Club are Elizabeth Grange '67, president; Mary Beth Moll '67, secretary; and Susan Wright '67, vice‑president.

Participating in the plays from Maine West are Mary Beth Moll '67, Ed Mordue '68, Cathy Sintov '67, John Stone '67, and Judy Webster '67 in the "Ides of March."

In the "Wedding" are Mike Baer '68, Marilyn Brock '68, John Harrisville '68, Jeri Jacob '68, Dave Larson '68, Artie Munzer '68, Jim Pasternak '68, Pete Saxe '68, Marilyn Shick '68, and Ted Waskowski '68.

"Ferdinand the Bull" includes Bill Adair '69, Greg Essig '68, Diane Flamke '69, Carl Flosse '67, Viv Geiger '68, Terry Marlin '67, Lee Rodin '68, Dick Schellin '67, and Pete Whitson '68. The musicians for this act are Tim Hinde '68 and Dave Larson.