Woodard (Homeros). October 1, 1966 The Mars I is improved with a new bow and a sling, and Latin students traveled to Guelph, Ontario, Canada for the Centennial Celebration of the 11th Field Artillery Regiment. A bowling ball covered in plaster is fired 40 feet. (Bernard Barcio is now 28 years old) March 15, 1967 Cold Springs Road Campus: “2 p.m. festivities, culminating in the Second Annual Firing of Mars I.” (Park School weekly schedule) March 15, 1968 After Park School moves to its new campus at Lilly Orchard, The Latin students once again fire the improved Mars I. The catapult is then put on display outside the parking lot entrance to the new Gymnasium, along with the original Gaul Blaster rock, which was stolen shortly afterwards. The original bow was displayed with a commemorative plaque on the wall outside Mr. Barcio’s Latin classroom at the north end of the first floor in what is now the Lower School Building. The bow was later put in storage but has since been misplaced. March 15, 1969 Park fires the Mars I catapult, with its new bow, for a final time. March 14, 1970 Culver returns to the new campus, where a large parade precedes the competition. Park Latin students participating in the parade and firing of the Mars II catapult were: Lee Alig (Artemedorus), Fritz Anderson (Cinna), Kent Baker (Brutus), Charles Bookwalter (Hippocrates), Gary Cohen (Casca), Will Gould (Decius), Lance Hamilton (Caesar), Doug Hughes (Pulsator II), John Kimble (Metellus), Ed King (Sisyphus), Blaise Morton (Euripides), Tom Moses (Popilius), David Noling (Ermes), Jay Nyhart (Oedipos), Steve Scofield (Idiotes), John Simon (Pulsator I), Mark Thomas (Cassius), Karl Tauer (Zeus), and Clinton White (Achilles). The competition is covered in a brief article in Sports Illustrated (April 6, 1970) and again by Pat Trese for NBC First Tuesday. At the end of the school year, Mr. Barcio leaves Park for North Central H.S. March 15, 1971 Park School for Boys merges with Tudor Hall for Girls to form Park-Tudor School. Latin Classes are now co-ed and on January 25, the students challenge Mr. Barcio’s North Central Latin students to compete on the Park-Tudor campus on the Ides of March. Park-Tudor Latin Students issuing the challenge signed only their Greek and Latin class names: Plato, Idiotes, Achilles I, Oedipus, Esipus, Appolodorus, Helena, Socrates, Nemo, Geminus, Eandros, Hermes I, Euripides, Zeus, Achilles II, Eros, Benigra, Hermes II,