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

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SIGILLUM LAWRENCE FREDERIC Larry Crawford is best known at Latin for his hard Work and ready tongue. He makes careful preparation for all his studies and through his effort has maintained line grades. Monday morning always finds him wandering into Latin class late after a hard Week-end at Lake Delavan. Wlhen not found conversing with his bosom companion, Donald Murphy, or some other kindly individual, Larry is usually in a corner talking to himself. His humor, brains, and powers of conversation are recognized by the class, and Larry is an enjoyable personality, popular with every one of his classmates. Dramatic Club '37 Tennis ,38 K CRAWFORD

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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.

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SIGILLUM Football hlanager ,37 Student Council '38 sigiuiim Board 'gs Glee Club ,37, '38 Class Secretary '38 Dance Committee ,38 , WILLIAM BADGER DENNISTON Bill Denniston has amused the class since his freshman year with his scientific explana- tions. Science has become one of Bill's main interests, and he has accumulated a great Wealth of information and knowledge about the subject. His good nature and contagious laugh have enlivened many dull days, but We have also found a capacity for serious thought. Possessing natural business inclinations, his abilities have led him to various managerial posts. These include his position as manager of the 1937 football squad, his leadership in running a most successful senior prom, and the job of business manager of this issue of the Sigillum. Since his appointment to the student council Bill has exhibited an under- standing for lowerclassmen's problems and has won much respect in the school.