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

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'sm - E ,Zz - .. .H E ,. :i ,x ,A I I E p t s I 4v I i 1 I it t 'i1'U'E ' ' vivsimzefvzaii l . it ,f V5 I 4 r 1 l. ,. i 4 5 E 5 E Z E E ig 1 E 3 E 5. . i E 3 Top Ru-un' FELLOWES, HOGUE, YV.-XLKER, G. CAMERON, LADUE. E E Botlom Iinfw: l'lADLE't', BURNS, NOVAK. FORTUSE. E i 'E E JE E: . it E i E It 3smiis:m1s:v.us:y15:jg 5 fx A. NOVAK. ..., .... E ditnrein-Chief L R. XVALKER ........... News Editor ' E G. C.niERox ..... ..Assistant Editor IE. jonx Bukxs ..... Business Manager lg TE il N ,. -4 E' P. FORTUSE. Assistant Editor ,3 R. l'l.-XDLEY .Asst. Business Manager 'X ' .- I li i Z L.-XDUE. .. .... Sports Editor SLHOOL R, HOGUE. ..Asst. Business Nlanager - if E M l -M 2 , , , 1 APRIL - ' v ' s VOLUME XXX 3 UMBER 3 E M ' 5 is E E E LE 5 : E THE UFOLIOH E ' z: E lVith the season 1927-28, the Folio rounded out its twenty-fifth year as the E ,E . . . . - . 5 gp mouthpiece ot the Chicago Latin School student body. We fear, however, that the E Q words of the mouthpiece were almost completely limited to the utterances of the staff E E and a few members of the Sixth Form. lVhat the Folio needs for future years can E : be summarized thus: A better co-operation between the staff and the students, result- E, 5 llliiill' aaffbagiiilliflillrmS,if.fl'Sfff2li li1?TE2i.5?Sf TF?..ZFii5ZfIi13thl'm' ,E Q This can be accomplished only when- the students begin to feel a personal interest X E in the magizine, and when they cease to place the entire responsiblity of the work upon E nd . . E - - l 3 the shoulders of the staff. Then, and not before, shall the Folio rightly fulfill its Qi duty as the mouthpiece of the student body. rg l r . p Page 74 it W- --,. M 5Wg.L'1e.'s?f.gg73gz1 'T3'i, i - : '-A-.fvvsgswri

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i4si- A f Q ' ie 'fl Slanding: XXV.-XLKER, FORTUNE, G. CAMERON. SI'l1ffd.' Bckxs, Hoocsox. THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council began its second year of existence under the leadership of Harold Hodgson. who was elected Senior Prefect. Burns and Gordon Cameron were the other Sixth Formers, while Fortune and lValker of the Fifth Form completed the Council. So far the Student Council at Latin has not produced much in the way of benefit to the school except for making a few decisions concerning minor details, but it is hoped that future years will bring better success to this undertaking, which was originated last year by llr. Northrop. The feeling of most of the fellows toward the members of the Council is similar to that of a conquered race toward a tyrant. They feel as if their dignity was greatly marred since they were placed under the jurisdiction of fellow classmates. Kloreover, the Council members very often feel that, if they use their power to the best advantage of the school, just as they should do, the other boys will think them overbearing and tryannical. Consequently little or no just punishment is dealt to violators of the rules, for no one wants the reputation of having over-taxed his Z1L1fl'lOl'lIj'. However, the best days of the Student Council's rule are yet to come: for, when the present Sixth and Fifth Formers have graduated, the boys succeeding them, having grown accustomed to the authority of the Council, can have no prejudices which will prevent the proper functioning of the group of fellows called the voice of the student body. Then, let us hope, the proper co-operation so necessary for such an undertaking will be foundin abundance. G. C. Paar 73

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i .5,se..aq-:-e- 'aa f U . s I G 1 L I l' WI CE5f57E'5 i as -.-me-efafseqeiv i - 3 'gl E v U 1 4 i l TA. 5 gl - B e e B TI CQJII-LTL V E ' 4 E W et 'E Q3 E E 1 up ' ' 1 I E frm I 15 i i Z 'I' 5 4 Q 0 A , , s . o - V l I I S . t ' i l 4 fg Z v i 5 i I ' l E Ii SIGILLlc'Kl STAFF 2 1 1 E l NOVAK ..... ................. ....... E ri itor-in-Chief f ? G. CAMERON .... . . .jssistrzizt Editor E : LADUE ..... . . .Jssistant Editor 3 FORTUNE . . . . . .Jssistant Editor f : BURNS . . . ......... Business fllanager X 1 HADLEX' .... . . .Jssis-tant Business fllrznager E 1 FELLOVVES. . . . .Jsristnnt Business flfalzager 2 3 VVALKER. . . . .Jssisfant Business fllmmger Z ' E5 : THE USIGILLURIU 3 ' Our- aim in bringing out this year book is probably no different from that of previ- E 1 ous staffs.-a larger and better Sigillum . VVe have tried our best to make an annual Q I which will leave behind us a lasting impression of our class. In our efforts to improve Q I the book, we have adopted a cover which is distinctly different from any design previ- E T ously used by our school. We have increased the number of snap-shot pages. and have N added several group pictures. In general. we have endeavored to produce a Sigillum 1 .v which will be'a credit to the Chicago Latin School. V i l 1 I f Q. Page 75 , il E , E , . ., if ,s.4::15ffa'2.f,f-:sqft ar? . ,ig N g et-.2-.--as-za 1