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

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6 T it inf. S 1 1' ' '- 'A l W' Qff,g5,u,-.,:f..,L4 J ri P 55 9 l2. The gym Hoor is being improved and srefinished. 13. Schmid gives out the Klan's secrets and Don Cameron tells how to hunt . seals from airplane. Burns presents awards to Ross, Campbell, and E VVallace for securing Sigillum ads. Get your bids for the Sophomore Prom. 55' From advance reports most of the school will be at the ball game tomorrow. ai They are. N The American History class was to meet at 3:10g hir. Hodgman was there, and-no one elsel 20 Pillsbury, Koch. Hogue, Barnes, and Nicholas prove their oratorical power. 21 Morgazi Park 10-Latin 7. Mr. Hodgman Hreveils that revealed is spelled revieled. Spring must be here. Hank Sincere startles the school with the palest looking suit we have ever seen. Sulphur and molasses? Luther 6-Latin 9. Can the Second Team play baseball? Latin 6-Harris Cscore on requestj. 27 Exams again. 30 The Tennis Tournament advances to the semi-finals. MAY- llay Day! S'hot. S'hotter. Coats and waistcoats are discarded. Off to press! J. B. L. Uur ndfziertisers lm-ve plzzved mzzfidefzre in us by buy- ing space in our Jnnual, thus lzzakizzg its publimtion possible. Let us justify that faith by patronizing them. Please mention the HSIGILLUAT' -zchen purrhasiny. ffl Ei 5 i I L Pug., S5 ggiiiljiggfi ggg g gg Q ...g gg +i,i.g2g1,1gm

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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

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