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

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FOREWORD The time has come for us, the Class of 1937, to bid farewell to Latin. We bid our farewell with regret, realizing that we are leaving the place which has provided us with such a valuable baclcground. At Latin, we have enjoyed surroundings which have given us security, friendship, camaraderie, and inspira- tion. Although we shall go on to other schools and to other achievements, we shall always cherish the memory of our days here, because we feel, more strongly than ever now that we are about to graduate, that they represent something which we shall never find again. ln this volume, our last tribute to the School, our object has been to give a clear, truthful account of the life which centers around Latin. We trust that you will find as much pleasure in reading the Finished product as we have found in producing it.

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Hgi EI LW P U B LHI S H E D B Y Cl-IICAGO LATIN SCHOOL F O R B O Y S 1531 N.De bo P rlcwczy

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it iiii i 3. WWE, DEDICATION To Percy L. Whiting, whose wit, understanding, and lcindly philosophy have endeared him to students and teachers alil4e, whose untiring efforts to aid and instruct young manhood have been invaluable, and whose thirty-two years of conscientious service stand out as an example of moral and intellectual excellence, we respectfully dedicate this volume.