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

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Ummm' page MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM TRACY ALDEN MR AND MRS. LAURENCE ARMOUR MR. AND MRS JOHN A. BENNAN MR. AND MRS. FRANCIS R. BLOSSOM MRS. ELIZABETH G. BRENNAN MR. AND MRS MICHAEL A. CARROZZO MR. AND MRS CHARLES R. CRANE, II MR. AND MRS DAVID CRAWFORD MR. AND MRS. RUSSEL CRAWFORD JUDGE AND MRS. ROBERT E. CROWE MR. AND MRS. BRACKETT B. DENNISTON DR. AND MRS. IRA FRANK MR AND MRS GEORGE M. GARDNER DR. AND MRS. JOHN A. GRAHAM MR. AND MRS. GEORGE I. HAIGHT MR AND MRS. GEORGE H. KIEFER MR. AND MRS WILLIAM LEVINE MR AND MRS ALBERT F. MADLENER, JR MR. AND MRS AUGUSTUS K. MAXWELL DR. AND MRS. JAMES J. MCCARTY MR. AND NIRS. RAYMOND MURPHY MRS. FRANK S. PORTER MR. AND MRS. OSCAR H. PLOTKIN MR AND MRS. BRYAN S. REID MR. AND MRS. CLARENCE T. SEIPP MR AND MRS. WILLIAM M. SPENCER MR AND MRS. BOETINE SULLIVAN MR AND MRS MORRIS VEHON DR. AND MRS. EDWARD W. WHITE LAURENCE WHITING MRS. ECKHART WILLIAMS MR. AND MRS. EARLE ZIMMERMAN MR.

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SIGILLUM SQUASH Squash has always been the principal competitor of basketball in the winter since the excellent courts were built. It's a flne game, and one that is too frequently only appreciated after the student has left Latin. Henry Metz, who coaches the boys, is of real as- sistance in starting newcomers to the game, and in giving pointers to the regular players. The game should assume an even more important role in the athletic setup of the school than it already does, for squash is fine exercise, combining speed and skill with mental alertness. TENNIS Ever since the Kersey Coates Reed Campus became a part of the school, the tennis courts have been popular. Appealing to a wide variety of boys, tennis has established itself as a leading minor sport. This position is deserved and should be maintained. The plans for a tennis squad this year are still a little indefinite, how- ever it is certain that the courts Will see lots of fast action when the tournament is held. GOLF Off and on throughout the history of the school, golf has threat- ened to be of equal or of greater interest of the student body with baseball in the spring. At present there is the nucleus of a golf team in the past several years. Much credit for the stimulus and interest in golf in the high school is due to the efforts of Mr. Johnson, who Was recently influential in forming a league which consists of Lake Forest, Harvard, Morgan Park, and Latin. The team having the highest standing at the end of the season is awarded a cup emblematic of the championship of the Private School League of Chicago. Also, at the end of the season, each school sends as many men as it sees fit to play off for the individual championship of the League. In addition to this is the annual Latin tournament. The Winner receives the golf championship cup, and this has created a desire to keep alive the interest in golf at Latin. Mr. Johnson is anxious to establish a successful team and to create an enthusiasm for the sport that will make it of permanent interest.

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AMP EASTFORD or BOY Eastford, Conn. INFORMATION Location-X. Ii. Connertieut Ages-Seven to Fifteen Limited Enrollment Season-July lst to Aug. 27th TransportationASupervised party in special ear on The Wolverine to Worcester, Mass. Vnder Supervision-Connecticut State Board of Modern Sanitation Artesian Well Water Milk from Tested Herd Daily Rest Period Daily Physical Inspection Well Balaneed Diet Weight Charted Weekly Health Camp Report Card for Season ACTIVITIES Baseball Manual Training Tennis Nature Study Boating and Sailing Three Day Park Trip Boy Sc-out Training Trap Shooting Trips to Boston and Three Day Canoe Trip Pool Plymouth Golf Rifle and Arvhery Ranges Tutoring Horseback Riding Swimming CRed Cross Visit Submarine Base Leather and Metal Work Awardsj JAMES O. WooD, Director C. R. KEELEIQ, Asst. Director