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

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- I I I ' H - 1, Statistics will prove that Donald T. Cameron was born August 25, 1909, and began his colorful life at a very early age. Don is not only sensitive about his middle name, but also of his ability as a pool player, which is, indeed, miraculous. We have a sneaking suspicion that he is even fonder of that than his skill on the gridiron and dia- mond. Besides athletics, he holds high positions in class affairs, being vice-president and a proud member of Table 2 of the Physics Class. As he is a strong woman-hater, his chief interest is in motors cars. Don is headed for lllichigan, and fa M DONALD T. CAMERON Freshman Football. Football, '27, Baseball, '27. Vice-President of Class, '28. 2 we hope that he and Mr. Hodgman can hold 5 together long enough to effect his entrance into that famous institution. 2 if il 5' Page 24 r -7 2153 39, M V ff--'11, V .3 'iff' .,::gz11. ,.i,..-..,.,.!..: 7-.fgwy vvll TW W, -Zu, -Y v ' K jf :u5,4l.J.-1, -Q fi Y 741 1 fr -ggi i ' mill: H344 .....1,3lL'Qit,t,Lun..u .. ,A . -........l4.4,.1.. .3 ' ' F .,51'uLQ'i2l5 3

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ei' ll i i I 1 wi 'cp' er sown 'HH 1 JOHN EDNIUND BURNS. JR Football, '25, '26, '27. Basketball, '26, '27, '2S. Baseball, '26, '27, '2S. Football Captain, '28. Lightweight Basketball Captain, '27. Business Rilanager of Folio, '2S. 4 Business Maiiavel' of SiUillum,' '2S. C1 D 7 'T-Qi, ',., is Gig ,gi all ll li i ' ' .ii-f-glff i Q 3 John Burns was initiated into this great, cold universe on the memorial day of August S, 1009 A. D. No doubt this date will be declared a hol- iday by our more worthy descendants in celebra- tion of this great event. .lack first came to our most illustrious school in fifth grade, and, except- ing a year spent in Biloxi, has happily remained with us ever after. Burns' wonderful athletic record speaks for itself, but only a selected few know that he holds the school championship for making the loudest noise snapping his fingers. Judging from Jacks popularity and success in school, he must have taken his full share of saxo- phone lessons. Heres wishing him the very best of-luck when he goes to col lege. Page' 2.3 I , 1-211 1.Zf:.,.'E ,W QA Y , ' f' ' 'V 'V ' Y A' ' 12521, 3

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yi i F .2- v ,N ffl 4 fl, 2 Assistant Editor of Folio, 226. GORDON CAMERON Student Council, '23, Football llanager, '27, Sports Editor of Folio, '27. x x Assistant Editor of 'xSigillum, '2b. fy-. - a.i..T.Y, ' ...Q al - gs.- :.Q . . .,v:1f.,...,. , 'r A 3 Gordon Cameron, born in Chicago on Septem- ber Sth, 1910, is the old timer of our noble class. having entered 'way back in 1916. Since that time he has been gaining the respect and friend- ship of everybody he meets. Gordy also is one of the brightest in our class, as is shown by the high marks he has 1'eceived on his board examinations. This Gordv deserves since he is one of the few members of the class who never wastes his time and is always digging ahead. Qutside of school, he is the same, alwavs doing something to liven things up. Besides all these sterling qualities, Gordy has a great personality. and this, mingled with his pep and brains, has won for him the title of the best all-around fellow in the class. This was proved last year by his being the unani- mous selection for the Charles Eliot prize book for best all-around fellow. Next year our class is Certainly going to miss Gods gift to women unless we can all pass our boards as he can, and go to Yale. Pngr 25