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

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TI-IE SOPI-IOMORES BARBARA NICCLURG . . . . President SIANE SARGENT Vice-President RCDSEMARY KEMP . Secretary-Treasurer FRANCES CONNELL I . . BARBARA MCNUL-VY P. Council Representatives li Y ,I BETTY BENNETT BETTY BUCK FRANCES CGNNELL ANN FAI-IERTY CAROL FOX PATRICIA GOLLER YVGNNE I-IOSKINS ROSEMARY KEIVIP PATRICIA KOCI-IS BETW MCARTI-IUR I-IELEN MARIE IVIQCARTY BARBARA MCCLLIRG BARBARA MCNULTY SALLY MITCHELL IANE SARGENT PATRICIA SCI-IEUNEMANN I-IELEN SOMERVILLE IVIARIAN VILAS ADA BLANCI-IE WRIGLEY We, the Sophomores, have just about outgrown our Indian headdress. The real Indian spirit seems to have fled, most ol us have turned into quiet schoolgirls. IF one of us is not a quiet schoolgirl, she is a partially quiet schoolgirl, We are able to sit, loolcing mentally enthusiastic, while the intellectual lcnowledge which falls lightly around us Filters slowly through one sleepy ear and rushes out the other. Many ol our Ieet are loudly encased in wooden shoes. ln study-hall a Few Fleet- looted Sophomores trip daintily in stocking feet to sharpen pencils. Although our luncheon fed a ravenous school, our meagre repast was made up ol quantities ol cinnamon balls, which we sucked loudly For the rest of the day. Next year, when we are sluniors, we shall be able to loolc down on most of the school, a pleasant sensation, while ahead will lie the important position ol being Seniors. S M 2

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FRESHMAN CLASS EDITI-I DATQ . . President VIRGINIA ELWOOD . Vice-President MAXINE COOPER . . Secretory VIRGINIA LEE . . . . Treosurer NANCY CQCHRAN I CounciI Representatives HATTIE oootu I 1 DEBORAI-I ABRAI-IMSON KYLE ADAMS OLIVE BAIRD RUTI-I ANN BENNETT JOANNE BOYNTON ANN BUFFINGTON ANN CALDWELL NANCY COCI-IRAN MAXINE COOPER EDITI-I DATO VIRGINIA ELWOOD ELIZABETH I-IETTLER ALICE I-IOOPER VIRGINIA LEE EAITI-I LEMAN MARY LEE MELVIN GLORIA MINCI-IIN MARY ANN NIEI-IOEF I-IATTIE OGDEN CAROL PLAMONDON IOAN RALSTON MARY PATRICIA RIPLEY JANET ROWE The Gloss of ,112 comprises twenty-Iour weII-brought-up, weII-Fed young Iodies: some toll, some short, some dork, some Ioir, all sizes ond types, obounding in energy ond heolth, endowed with the copcicity for rec1I worIc ond much pIoyI ToIents in all Iines hove been generousIy bestowed upon the members of our closs, We ore honest, Iove mischief, ond hove on obundonce of cIoss spirit. We cxre ombitious ond FuII of determinotion. Our moscot is Meshie, the monkey, ond we put o Iot oi Ioith in him during our vorious ottempts ot sports. There is o greot deol of competition in our closs, both in studies ond ot donces, but reoIIy we ore the best of Friends. We meet everything thot comes olong, ond ot Ieost tocI4Ie it, even if we do not conquer it. We QII hope we con continue this grond cIc1ss spirit,c1nd expressing it in our own woyii thereisonyroom Ior improvement, improve it.We ore rebels ot heort ond there is nothing we enjoy more thon excitement. E. L. 27