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

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lffrwk kim' lhzwrm. Il xl1:u'i'. Zlxmlfiimxx. WFNNIYRNI-I XX. Kr:i.i.r,iz. l i-i-iii lrmi- I ,xl'imT. J, lsrznki-.x. Giuxm 41 IIIX xx. T H I R D F O R M Charles Zimmerman . President Nathan Qsborne . Vice-president Robert Faurot . Secretary Anson Cameron . . lreasurer lhough Form lll doesn't boast the most brilliant set ol scholars in the School, it does have a line spirit of co-operation and participation in the various sports and activities, We leel that a particularly Fine example ol this spirit was the manner in which the Baslcetball Dance was conducted. The committee, composed ol john Berlcey, Chairman, Charlie Zimmerman, Diclc Grimm, and Bow Sullivan, put on what was unanimously termed one ol the best dances ever held at Latin. lhey worlced hard to provide good music, good relreshments, and good decoratnons, and they surely succeeded. Form lll was represented in the Glee Club performance by jimmy l-lays, whose portrayal ol one ol the leading roles was excellent, and AI Beacom, stage manager lor the production. ln sports this year, we showed up to best advantage in the l-ligh School Baslcet- ball lournament, All ol the Class members who were in the tourney gave good accounts ol themselves, some even topping the performances ol older boys. Though some of the Fellows may drop out next year, the great majority ol the Class intends to stay at Latin and graduate. So, with the always present new pupils, Form lll should develop into a large Form IV next year. 77

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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

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wry- A - li ...' i- if ..,,- ii. inns. .4..r fm ...,. imufiiit, i-1. ifivi-NNN, itmir. if ,,..,. i is lrly- xiicrt lfvlvx- , c' ..., wi1.c:.i,timi. Ashton Graham . president O U T 0 , F R H F R M james McCarty . Vice-president Perry Kline . Secretary Brent Starclc , . lreasurer Although our Form was the smallest in the l-ligh School this year, we feel that we have made an enviable record for ourselves, in sports and activities as well as in studies. The bright boys in the Class were Petersen, l'lirschfield, Kiefer, and Kline. These four made the l-lonor Roll almost every month,and lcept their averages well over those of the other fellows. lhough we have no one who went out for all three major sports, there are several fellows who participated in two of them. Among these are Ashie Graham, Franlc Crowe, George Kiefer, and Bob Postell, all of whom played on the football and baslcetball squads. The lights received o severe blow to their hopes for an undefeated season when Bob Postell, our repre- sentative on the Student Council, contracted a severe mastoid infection, and was forced to remain out of school for several weelcs. Bop recovered, however, in plenty of time to complete his school worlc for the year. Among those active in extra-curricular worlc, Graham, who had one ofthe leading roles in the Glee Clubs production of Romeo and Juliet, Crowe, who assisted in the writing of the l'lere and There column in the News, and Petersen, Kiefer, Seclcel, Kline, and Hirschfield, all of whom toolc Typing, were the busiest. 23