Latin School of Chicago - Sigillum Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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L N .L W... .. .. . .1 as . X V i 15 Q if JANUARY- L1 ' 3. Ho! Hum! First day of school. All are worn out from the very strenuous holidays. lVIr. Northrop returns from New York. -1. D. Cameron sleeps Cat home till 91301. So does everyone else Cat schoolj. 5. Rumor hath it that the new bell in the study hall was taken from a fire engine. , 6. Burns' Grange team conquers Fortune's Blue, 11 to 7, and wins the cham- pionship. 9. Pillsbury continues to verify Mr. Bosworth's statement that he is a perfect . speller as long as Fellowes doesn't watch him. 10. European trips are on every tongue since Sims started to distribute his booklet. 11. Eighth hour privileges granted to three and then given to three more Cafter much kickingl. Check up a moral victory for the Senior Class. 12. Extra! Extra! Big election! 13. Hardy Hodgson elected Senior Prefect. 16. l1f1r. YVhiting has become a poet. Halla stood in the corridor He didn't hear the bell And when he reached the classroom hir. 1Vhiting gave him extra home work. 17. Crowd at bulletin board, viewing announcements about vacatiton, crushes and injures four students and Ross. 18. Dark spots on the floor directly beneath the Senior Prefect sign are due to Barnes' inability to ensnare a well-aimed ink bottle. 19. Big crowd at bulletin board-basketball schedule. 20. Oh Joe! 1Vhere is the orchestra? 23. Grind and dig for the exams. 2-1-. Rlore cramming for mid-years. 25. MID- 26. YEAR 27. EXAl4S. 30. Gloom spreads in the High School as the marks come rolling in. 31. 1Vho a1'e eligible. and who are not? FEBRUARY- 1. NVe conquer Ha1'vard twice. Lights by 15 to 7, and Heavies by 2-1' to 23. 2. VVe celebrate Hadley's birthday and ground hog day. 3. Singing in the assembly! 6. U. High is defeated twice-the Lights 17 to 7 and the Heavies 25 to 21. 7. Hadley's remarkable improvement in form dur-ing the second half of the game can probably be explained by one word-lwaxine. 8. La Due wants to know if One-Eyed Connelley was a Cyclop. 9. Novak divulges the important news that the Folio will be out soon. Hurrah! 10. Heavies lose to North Shore 24 to 22. Lights beat Lake Forest 30 to 2-1. 3 13. No school today. 1-1. St. Valentines Day. Don Cameron intended to send comic Valentines tn Q' the teachers, but you know they cost a cent a piece. 15. Folio out at last! Y' ' A 251 Pagi' S3 1 .'o. s -..:T4....:. .... rg .. A . . fx. H. , . .. 1 .1 .-wisp s I 1. 1 1 1 i ii A W-r

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r fa .n 3,- -QQ2'T f 'A 'A '-Tf?'15ffQjQ 3 1, 5 gl I ir 1,1 'i T'YT 'TiT 'nW J5 'W' NOVEMBE 1 2 3 4 7. 8 9. 10 ll 14 15 16 17 18 21 22 23 25 28 R- . ..m6s2gfg.'ar r' Have you seen the new rings the Seniors are flashing? We win 41 to 0 from Parker, but lose Hodgson, who had his collar bone fractured. Did you see Parker's steps? At assembly G. N. requests the culprits to come and talk to him like gentlemen. Mr. Bennett reprimands Novak for chewing gum in the Library. Good news! No school on Armistice Day. Mr. Whiting: What did Oliver Cromwell say when he saw the head of Charles I? Fellowes: Oh! Don't give up the ship. ' Tickets! Tickets for Milwaukee! Get 'em at the office! We go to Milwaukee. Sad to relate, the score was 37 to 6 against us. Hadley asks if Aeneas was a Trojan. Fair weather! It has rained four days in- a row. High school is divided up into two teams, the Oranges and the Blues, for intramural athletics. Wonder how double period examinations will work out next Week? Harold Hodgson of the Broken Bones Society returns to school just in time for exams. Exams! Frank Nicholas, after two years of absence, returns to the fold! More exams! Hurrah! Only half hour sessions. First Junior Club at the Surf-the best ever. Back to the drudge again after a strenuous holiday. 29. The new Ford is announced. 30. Mr. Hodgman is caught sitting on his desk. DEcEMBER- 1 G. N. announces that students who get a B in all subjects for December are exempt from exams. Novak and who else? 2. hir. Northrop leaves our portals in favour of a New York hospital. 5. Mr. Bosworth takes over the reins. 6. The new football sweaters are in style. We wish everyone could wear them! 7. News comes from Way Down East reporting the good health of our head master. 8. Nellis interrupts Press' snooze in study period. Bill objects. 9. After a lengthy vacation, the orchestra honors the school with musical C?J selections. 12. Casey, who went uninjured through the whole football season, came to school with a broken nose received while playing touchball. 13. The unlucky day and nothing unlucky. 14 R. P. Bates-head master of yore-honors school with a visit. 15 Great preparations for the big day! 5 16. Football Banquet-Fortune next year's captain-Junior Club-all in one Page 19 20 21 22 82 . ....,.,-,-.., night-wowie! Who will be the lucky ones to get pardoned from exams? The list comes out! Exams! Who copped the roll book and the bell? The roll book shows up. The agony is ended until next year. f pg .... Q.g gg3gi..3g.ig1?rf aiTgii31r.'i1.:,ag1. M..- 'f: was I ,a..a.g.: ,.,,,

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1 9 i f, - I 1 Bill Fellowes announces that he does not choose to study Ancient History in 1928. fl 'fi 3'n 77 X I ri Al I. 1- 1' H , ' 7 T 1 sa K 1 i , i f gf 16 i .HW . 17 18 rf' . -20. l 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 27. 28. 29. lxI.'XRCH 1. 2. 5. 6. 7 8. 9. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. APRIL- 10. 11. ,S Page Sl 1. - 'Senior Speeches begin with Orations by Fellowes and Burns. Latin loses to Milwatikee Country Day School, 2-1 to 22. 1fVho is this Juliet that a certain member known as Harris of Hayward talks about in his sleep? School tomorrow. Tough luck! or as the Trib. states, Upoor little rich. YVashington's' birthday. Sixth Form Speeches by Cameron, Hodgson, and La Due greatly f?Q impress visiting parents. Mr. Hodgman's idea of a good joke-He gave the Ancient History exam a day early without notifying the participants. Period exams again. Darn the luck! Lose and win to Harvard. Lights conquer, 23 to 8, but Heavies lose. 28 to 25. Plans for a successful social season. Ditto. VVho said Senior Prom? G. N. gives another 6th period talk on promoting athletics and eligibility. ln Ancient History Hadley made the statement that he neyer forgot dates. 1'm sure he meant about history. No Senior Speeches, but Campbell and Kemper supply interesting talks. Hitch your wagon to a star, says Dr. Frost of Yerkes Observatory. Gordy Cameron and -lack Burns, yictims of Doc. Flu return to school after a week's vacation. lf, when you were trying to study today, all your papers were blown from your desk, there was no need of turning around. It was just our Ray uncorking a prize sneeze from his cold. Lights beat Luther 21 to 12, but Heavies don't-31 to 18. The Jewish Navy is instituted in our school, and 11111 Hodgman is one of the first to be enlisted. just another one of those lanquid days. The Lights beat Harris -12 to 12, ending their schedule. Collection is started to buy Nellis a hair cut. Ross and Sims orate. Junior Club is a howling success. North Shore Country Day Wins. Scurry to make up work to go to Madisoii. Spring is here one day early. Off to Madisoii. We beat St. John's 19-16. Lose to Castle Heights 22-12. Pillsbury A. VV. 0. L. Chfladisonw. Spring certainly IT1LlS't be here, for it snowed. lllore snow. Exemption list, and more snow. E A 1 A 1 N X 111 N T O S School begins for most of us. The exempt ones arrive. 'Ea HE fi 1 .Z-Q