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

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lfiif-l.' Ifnii- ltr lrxluwiix. l'1,xxmN:imv. Iii-zmw. Ymiuw. Xl xnsnui.. lIl'1I.I.l-IH. l,. l'Y.'I'l'1lCNl-.N, Hu nxixxw. IH-will limi' J. .liriwpic Ifiricl-Aux. R. I'icxNi-1. Wnirri. Diucisiuz. Ximzxxwmzit. F I R S 'I' F 0 R M Charles McCain . president Conrad Petersen Vice-president John Marshall . Secretary peter Bachmann lreasurer Since this has been our First year in the Upper School, we have talcen an added interest in our worlc, and the Class, on the whole, has increased its scholastic average quite satisfactorily. lwo or three boys made the l-lonor Poll each month, and several more received lmprovement Cards. We hope to l4eep up this record next year when we enter the l-ligh School. Many ol the boys have lollowed old hobbies this year and some have started new ones. lhose hobbies receiving the most patronage were: stamp-collecting, Scouting, match-box saving, and amateur photography. Now let's discuss some ol the lellows, Qur best student is the brother ol the Mtop mann last year. You guessed itl Bobby gloiner, slohn Marshall, peter Richard- son, Morris Vehon, and Conrad Petersen gave him a close light lor scholastic honors. Qur best athletes are Chuck McCain, Clillord Barborlca, Morrie Vehon, and Bill White. Diclc Crane did a line iob as Form Qne's class reporter onthe News Space forbids us to mention all ol the boys, but thev were all active in one way or another during the year V936-37. ll

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lfnrk limi- S'I'lCI-ll.. f:lI.I.!'I'l l'l-.. S. .MN ts. KIKAMICIC, Xl un-lit. .L lil-iluirzv. lwmir Nr-if -I. .lnrwrzic Ihzxirxuwxv, XX. lIIliN4'HFII'Il,Il. Il. .l.xNxs. lfnrwn. I-'i-nruzvxrrxixirir S E C O N D F O R M Rodclilljonos . President john Kromer . . Vice-president Munro Steel . Secretory john Cloy . lreosurer ln our second yeor inthe Upper School, we leel the Closs hos mode o Fine record lor itsell in three phoses of school lile: studies, octivities, ond othletics. ln the First phose, joiner repeoted his success of lost yeor in copping the best pupil prize, with Steel ond l-lirschlield close behind, in sports, Berkey, the jonos brothers, Rod ond Sig, ond Steel were the outstonding performers, in the third group no individuols con be singled out, since the Whole Closs toolc port in the vorious extro-curriculor octiyitres. Not only were the members ol the Closs octive in School, but olso outside. Such entertoinments os ice-slcoting ot the Arena, ond ottending the mony holidoy donces proved o populor lorm ol diversion for severol boys in Form II. Next yeor, ol course, the usuol number of boys will drop out to ottencl Eostern prep schools, but their ploces will be tolcen by newcomers, We who ore to stoy hope to corry on, with the poise, knowledge ond experience which we have goined this yeor, to bigger ond better things. 21