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

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au if ,Q A, -4 Q i: 35-m ah., e .a'WaImii'I2'?'rfir' - I If I I- I I II C w--fi I IIIIIIIIIIIIISGH'- '2+2P'Ja 1fff'Y T: ' ' ' L,.c,,+,T-,':l 5 34... A---Q---' J' ' ' '. 'f I Qs ' ' . . I 1 Way HADLEY was stationed at end this year and played a very good game. He in .Ll leaves us this year, and we surely expect big things of him at college. gi - if Bob HOGUE was our fast man this year, and the way he Went down to receive passes from Hodgson was nobody's business. fl . . . 53 ii' CLIFFORD played left tackle, and not many runners got through his side of the line. 3 EQ! We hope he will be back next year. Q Bill CAMPBELL held the position of left guard, and from his peculiar style of play, i he was nicknamed the Ostrich However, he is a good player, and we are glad he j has two more years with us. Bob WALKER played left end and held down that position very well. Bob is one of the boys who will be back next year. 1 The heavyweight in the lineup played right tackle and is called Archie ALLEN. i He is Amos' little brother, and he surely kept up the family tradition. i Marcy WEEKS came out for the first time this year, and soon got a permanent in berth at right guard, where he played a very nice game. 1 FELLOWES, for the first time since he was a freshman, came out for America's sport and played a very good game in spite of his lack of experience. A CUDAHY is a game little player, and I am glad he has three more years with us. E BUNDSCHO, a new man this fall, reported for practice and will be very good ma- i terial for next autumn. W SCHMID and D. CABIERON, who have not been out for quite a spell, played a very - good game in their respective positions. , SINCERE had never played before, so was handicapped this year, but I hope he will B see action next fall under Captain FORTUNE. i E. B. ' Q ww 1 N il F11 s 123 Page 56 I iii I 'il1'ff.iieiea3ie f ,'.' , lfffffff, 'jjffig 'ff ' I f' xsiesrs-sum -

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Tnp'Rof-w: LADUE CMGRJ, HADLEY, XVALKER, SCI-IMID, SINCERE, VVEEKS, FORTUNE, TRAYNER MR. BRADLEY CCOACHJ. Middlr Rofw: PILLSBURY, HOGUE, BURNS, FELLOWES, HODGSON, CASEY, NELLIS. Boftom Rww: VENARD, MORRIS, KZINGSLEY. C A P T A I N S H ODGSON FELLOWES Pagf 60