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

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Born . December 16, 1919 Entered Lotin . 1995 College . Princeton Intended Profession, Undecided Favorite Sport . . Polo WILLIAM JAMES CARNEY, II Bill miglwt well be collecl tlwe strong, silent mon ol Form Vl. l'le is seldom lweord to molce on ombiguous remorlc, for be is o strict odlwerent to tlwe policy ol soying mucli in few Words, Following tlwis some generol rule in luis sclwool worlc, Bill lwos consistently pulled clown better-tlwon-overoge morl4s tlwrougliout lwis rotlier long stoy ot Lotin. ln tlie sports line, is o recil mcin's mon. l-le is on occomplislwed boxer, o Firsterote polo plciyer, ond ploys ci copoble gcime of boseboll. But il you were to osl4 Bill cibout his cibility in tliese tliree sports, tlwe clwonces ore tliot you vvouldn't lwove o very l'iigl'i opinion ol luis tolents, becouse luis modesty is so greot tliot seldom, il ever, is tlwe word ul lweord from lwis lips. Bill is sure to molce good ot Princeton, vvliere lie plons to enter tlwis toll, os lie lwos olvvoys done ot Lotin. Dromotic Club ,37 Debating Club '36 Boseboll '35, '36, ,37 ,4,,,,.g.d.m M N ff'

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Born . . AugustlQ,'lO19 Entered Latin . . 1939 College . Williams intended Profession Journalism Favorite Sport . . Golf WILLIAM HAUGH CALLENDER Une ol the Finest fellows in the Senior Class may be found in the person ol Bill Callender, Though he has not talceri part actively in the three major sports, he has consistently lcept up his participation in the minor sports such as badminton, squash, tennis, and golf. Throughout his stay at Latin, he has maintained an outstanding scholastic record, one oi his most notable achievements came in 1936 when he was presented with the Harvard Club Award, which is given for outstanding ability and character. ln the school literary Field, Bill's ability has brou hr him the editorship of the News, co-editorship ol the Sigillum, and a position on tie Folio Board. At Williams, where he plans to enter this lall, Bill will, we leel sure, continue to malce a name lor himsell. Editor ol News Co-editor oi Sigillum sb A ' Laila Bgardd'36 t- 'wwf . 26 f J. 'X 'A' l l i-lghvlfnrdogiub Award '36 li Vice-President ol Class '36 Class Secretary '35, '37 Gall '36, '37 ' Tennis '36, '37 Squash '35, '36, '37

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Born . September 98,1918 Entered Latin , . 1936 College . . . Chicago Intended Profession . Journalism Favorite Sport . Horseback Riding WILLIAM ABEL CAUDILL, II Although he didn't enter Latin until last Fall, Bill has already assumed the position ol the class literary dictator, so to spealc. l'le has shown an exceptional talent in writing poetry, and the Folio has profited greatly by his prolilic output ol good verse and equally good prose. As his style is original and imaginative, he gives his writing freshness and novelty. Bill is from the 'isunny Southf' and possesses the customary l'Southern accent. l-lis favorite sports are tennis, riding, and swimming, and he is good at all ol these sports, especially swimming. lndeed, he is so good at the latter that practically the entire Llpper School was heartily appreciative ol a little exhibition he gave this winter, under the most trying circumstancesl True to his literary leanings, Bill plans to talce up a course in journalism at the University ol Chicago this lall. Folio Board '37 Baseball '37