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

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SIGILLUM Tennis '37, '38 Basketball hlanager '38 News Board '37, '38 Glee Club '37, '38 Vice-President of Class '38 JAMES GORDON BRENNAN Jim Brennan, affectionately called Jasper, is an affable and thoroughly pleasant fellow. His rollicking humor is forever with him and has made him a most likable fellow. Although his athletic endeavor has been confined to tennis, where he has been a valuable asset to the team, he has managed and helped this year's basketball squad to victory in his posi- tion as manager. .lasp has been the butt of many a situation, but has never failed to laugh it off in the spirit of good fun. Thus, through his good nature, Jim has become an indispensable part of the class.

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SIGILLUM Football '36, '37 Football Captain '37 U Basketball '37 CLD, '38 Basketball Award '37 Baseball '37, '38 President of Athletic Associ- ation '38 Student Council '37, '38 Class President '35, '38 News Board '36, 737, '38 Sigillum Board '38 Dance Committee '38 FRANCB l REYNOLDSBLOSSOM One of the more outstanding members of the senior class is Reynolds Blossom. He has been a vital inlluence on the council for the past two years and has been the backbone of Latin's teams. His leadership and ability on the football Held led to his election as captain of the 1937 team. Rennie's interests have not been devoted to athletics alone. His excellent sense of fun has manifested itself not only in classrooms, but on page 3 of each issue of the News. A most Versatile person, he is accomplished in magic and a fine pianist. Rennie has twice been elected class president, and he is with reason the most popular of the class.

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SIGILLUM Football '37 Basketball ,37 CLD, '38 CHD Basketball Captain 737 QLD, '39 CHD Baseball '37, '38 '1 3 t 1 l fi 'i .1 7 l ii l l 1 ROBERT BAKER CRANE Robert Crane has been at Latin longer than any member of the senior class, and as long as we can remember he has been the same well-liked fellow. He is probably the most even member of the class, possessed with a pleasant nature and sense of humor. His athletic ability was climaxcd this year with the eaptainey of a very successful basket- ball team. He also played quarterback on the football team and shortstop for the Latin nine. His keen sense of humor and devil-may-care attitude has enlivened many a dull forty minutes, for which we are duly grateful. We are sure that wherever Bob goes he will win friends easilyg he's that kind of a fellow.