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August 3, 2010 • Michelle Coro  
Filed under Campus Clubs, Classes, News

Latin students continue to reach new heights in competion, including six Desert Vista  students who had the wonderful opportunity of attending the 57^th National Latin Convention in Fargo, North Dakota, according to teacher Sarah Palumbo.

” These amazing students spent the week engaging in vigorous academic and creative competitions against 1500 Latin students from across the country,” she said. “Besides participating in challenging tests that examined a student’s knowledge of the ancient language, life,  and culture, they also attended a number of seminars taught by local university professors.  As a state, these students won the spirit competition for small state, 4^thplace with most creative state Latin shirt, and their school scrapbook achieved 2^nd place.”

The following students achieved the following results.

Kelsey Pearson (Latin 5-6)

1st -Open Certamen Advanced

9^th-slogan

10^th-sight Latin poetry

7^th-Greeting Cards

9^th-Dolls

19^th-Reading Comprehension Poetry

21^st-Roman History

29^th -Academic Heptathlon

29^th-Latin Derivatives

29^th -Latin Literature

Olivia Reeves (Latin 5-6)

10^th-Modern Myth

1^st –Sculpture

2^nd -state scrapbook

4^th-mosaics

9^th-Sight Latin Poetry

19^th -Greek History

20^th-Readi ng Comprehension Prose

22^nd-Latin Literature

25^th-Latin Grammar Advanced

26^th -Roman History

Allison Benz (Latin 3-4)

5^th-Illustrated quotes

6^th-constructed charts

21^st-Ancient Geography

28^th-Latin Derivatives

28^th-Mythology

Sara Herman (Latin 5-6)

8^th-Sight Latin Poetry

2^nd -state scrapbook

3^rd-Drawing, Black Ink

7^th-sculpture

10^th-black pencil

17^th-Reading Comprehension Poetry

21^st-Greek History

23^rd-Latin Literature

23^rd-Roman History

25^th-Latin Grammar

28^th-Academic Heptathlon

28^th-Latin Derivatives

29^th-Greek Derivatives

David Kaptur (Latin 5-6)

5^th-Modern Myth

6^th-Slogan

16^th-Greek Derivatives

16^th-Reading Comprehension Poetry

17^th-Latin Literature

19^th-Latin Derivatives

21^st-Roman History

25^th-Ancient Geography

26^th-Roman Life

27^th-Academic Heptathlon

27^th-Greek Life and Literature

28^th-Mottoes and Quotes

29^th-Latin Grammar Advanced

Ian Merrill (Latin 7-8)

6^th-Classical Art

6^th-Reading Comprehension Poetry

7^th-Sight Latin Poetry Boys

8^th-Ancient Geography

10^th-Roman Life

12^th-Academic Heptathlon

13^th-Greek Derivatives

13^th-Latin Grammar Advanced

16^th-Roman History

17^th-Latin Literature

17^th-Latin Vocabulary

18^th-Mottoes and Quotes

20^th-Latin Derivatives

26^th-Mythology

Special thanks must be given to the following people for their support:  Mr. Kinsel for chaperoning and sign interpreting, Ms. Palumbo and Ms. Hultsman for chaperoning, and the DV Foreign Language Department for providing financial support.

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