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

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--,f..Y:M: 7-..-ff--1.31 , 5, 1, . 5,Ei1g,.,:l.f.l,h ' i ' 5 ' 1 ' ll sk-55?if,L-Yi- l iii , Sl J-1 THIRD FORNI HISTORY 5,5 ' iii -W . i all 1 Li -2 Long ago, about 1920, in a small red brick building known as 18-20 East Division i Street, the present Third Form started on The Royal Road to Learning, guided over 1 all the turns and bumps by Miss Osgood. Among those now in the class that were i started off by Miss Osgood are: lNIike Cudahy, our class presidentg Carl CSqueeksj Pfeiffer, who has scientific ambitions: lllac VVallace, who enters Hotchkiss next year, Leonard Burgweger, the boy who drew a monogram from hir. Darrow, Dick Baum, who left us in seventh grade to climb the peaks of Switzerland but returned to us this yearg and Nelson Thomasson alias Grump, alias Nellie ln second grade we were boosted one step higher. Two years later, under the rule of Miss Shirley and, later in the year, Nliss Brady, Clarence Seipp, James Kemper, Nlorse Potter, Eugene Dupee, and Jack Graham joined our increasing class. This was our luckiest year. In fifth grade Nliss Bolcum was our teacher, and in that year Oscar llayer entered. lVilliam CShrimpl Nlorris was our newcomer in sixth grade, which was urged on by our teacher, bliss lX'IcKelvey. In seventh grade, while under Bliss Giles' leadership, there came to us James Snitzler and Arthur Bamtord. Our eighth grade year was begun in the new school. Although we got off to a poor start in the beginning of the year owing to the fact that the new school was not quite finished, we were soon pushed to the top rung of our knowledge by lVliss Taylor. In eighth grade we first met Berkeley Steffenson. Finally after eight years of hard preparation, the wide portals of the study hall were Hung open on the mo1'n of September twentieth and our class, with the addition of Cooke, Lafean and Clancy, Hocked in to be acclaimed green, inexperienced freshmen. X. T. KI. XV. if l 3 Vi ii lui' - 1 l'11g11' -Xl i I Ll-if llQlfiflQliQfT or fi fl QI Q f

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