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

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,..,,N . N I lr I I. L I Nl FIRST FORM NOTES Because of the illness of Mr. Behan, their master, we weI'e unable to get a complete class history of the First Fomiers. The following information was con- tributed bx the class: ANDREWS . . . . . BELL .... . BOTSCHEN CONRAN .. CUNIMINGS DIXON . . . H.-XL'PT . . . FAITHORN JERREAIS .. NEEDHAAI O'CoNNoR RIPLEY . . . ROLLO . . SANFORD . SENIOR . TAGNEY .. IJPHARI .. URBAIN . . SYVIFT . . . EVILES . . . XVOOD .... HAHILINK .Entered Entered Entered Entered Entered in in in Ill in Entered in Entered Entered Entered Entered Entered Entered Entered Entered Entered Entered Entered Entered Entered Entered Entered Entered III Ill in in in ID in in in in in in in in in in ,-v, third grade. CSloppyD sixth grade. CBusybodyl fifth grade. CBa1'rell sixth grade. CSquealcyJ first grade. fAliceJ second grade. Cjumping Jaekj seventh grade. QBigfeetJ fourth grade. fBoobyD kindergarten. Qjerryj second grade. C Needy J first grade. tlrishj fourth grade. QRip third grade. third grade. sixth grade. third grade. sixth g1'ade. fifth grade. J CAviatorl KLHZYJ Cjuniorl CHotheadJ Q Eptownj fAthleteD second grade. fSlowj first grade. CHardboiledJ seventh grade. UVoodyD seventh grade. QHHIIIJ Page 51

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D 1 'nciilfra ' ' 1Q.if MR. VAN TUYL lt will be with much regret that we shall say farewell to Mr. Van Tuyl. when he leaves the Latin School this June. Mr. Van Tuyl came to us six years ago, to fill the place of Mr. Whiting, as teacher of Latin, when the latter was called away for sev- eral months. During these short few years he has left an impression upon us which we shall remember always. His fairness and sense of justice and square dealing have won the love and respect of all the boys who have come under his influence. To meet him only once is to get an impression of a kindly, dignified, sincere man. To know him is to know a man Whose efforts are conscientiously concentrated on bringing out the best qualities that a boy possesses. 'N' lVe hope that he will enjoy his well earned leisure and will retain a few memories of the boys at,Latin. Page 52 - -- -Y - V-'V Y , :, .1-::-:,g,::f::..:, ,1:,g?7,j.g::g,.,. 'vi , NLS Pr P by r WY- ,,,, -4 ,,,, mfs.,-L41-i2'a:-i1,, LJ 4