Lindblom Technical High School - Eagle Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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RUF' I In .Inna Rohn rullr'x. lflrilukf-r. lu: The , . , W ose enerqefic members have made ir possible for Hubbard ro carry on wirhour a special clerlc, is an oufsrandinq qroup al Hubbard. Here we find lhe lively misses who run Hubbards mimeograph and errands d , an who arlend ro lhe wanrs of rhe oFFice's cus- lomersf' llfficv Training Flub h A spring lea and a downlown luncheon, followed by a four ol a large business house was enioyed by lhe club lhis semesler. Mrs. Conlon sponsors lhis group of enlhusiaslic girls, who, wilh sparkling smiles, flying lingers, and lwinlclinq foes, help Hub- bard Carry on. l26l Hubbard, loo, has 0!pC6 assistants : .-llpvrl. ,-llpvrl. Vonrll. Rosa ll - - ':. Lllnllrkr. lxivfvr. K RUIT' I: l'n-Hyman. U Fox, Dairy. Grvvnu-n llrvalu. Kelrlxum, I . nl, Jnll nsun. ou . nn- rr. Pa-lrrxnn. Klan rr-r. nfl, Jnrr. RUF' ll: lfelio, Larson, Lindslrom. Run I: ummm, s.-ff.-wry: I.:-hr, rr.-sf. :lf-nl: Vials:-n. Treasury-r: lfnnlun, Spnnurr. RIIW ll: F:-bel, lflavrlla. llaunsvlin. Nurrix. lfnnnnlly. lfulrhin. llarlgrnlmsh, Wirk, Rlllf' Ill: llexlun, Stanley. Burr. Srluillvr Klux, K I ' ' lrilsn n man:-lf. Tumku-wrrz. llrlnlnrki n. Smith. llnlmquisl.

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-F' UU' I: Vurnlu, lfuluzrk, Urlmull. U'lfrie'll. Til mn. RUN ll: lsulolulr ll illiumw ll - Y h . .. ru. .f-1. KUII' I: lfurrmx. Swv:-m-y. Kvll xv, .i ur vw. I. I- I SI A Mullvr, Llnnurlglluln. lfnuglllin. Marin l rl with ilze help of Henderson The Henderson Clean-Up Commillee, began ils campaign al lhe Branch wilh enlhusiasm. Wilh a broom in one hand and a rake in lhe olher, Virginia Slanlcey, sludenl chairman, guided lhe loyal Lind- blomiles. Marching by her side was Mrs. Carmody, lhe facully advislor, who held high a sign on which was primed in large lellers, 'This ls Lindblomf' Among lhe ideals which This mollo slands lor is 'Lindblom Beaulilulf' Every member of 'rhe Henderson Branch was eager lo pilch in and do his share, as They have in lhe pasl, in lhis cily-wide campaign +0 improve Lindblom and ils local communily. l25I

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ROW I: JI:-nlmn. Fri:-41, lla-lm. Slam-ll. l.arsa'u. lh-rlurn. fivrkz-n. RUW' ll: Trvsslvr, Tnnlcn. Fr:-xv. 'llirlkrn Uil'i1'lrv. Engrlllnrfll. Dlullz-y. RUF' Ill: Whilr. Lnugrf. .Ua:aolI. lfrlin. lfrnllvrirk. RUN' I: Slwrry, Jlllrlz, Swirl. RUR' ll: Rllrkrl. Prirr. llrilu-n. llnilxnrl. Jlnlllia. RUW' Ill: Hrfrhurl, frbnn, Nlurli. Hrlwlarirk, l'fng::-lllrvrlll. Sluriv. Frank. H' I7 I lull, Fox, Daly, Draw. Woual. Wunglm-lr. llnmpvl. darronv RUII' Il: Hrualnv, Howl:-r, Srllvrv. Rumrulorf, llusslrurl. llrnu U4 irlllr., Zrrgvr. Rossnw. LI s The Hubbard Library Club, sponsored by Mrs. Cox, is respon- sible for lhe service wilh a smile al lhe library deslc. When you dash in lwo minules before class lo relurn an overnighl book, you're given prompl and eflicienl service by one of lhese helpful assislanls. This club was formed lor lhe purpose ol gaining experience in library melhods, and every member is expecled lo serve one period daily, slampinq lillle green dales on boolcs and cards. Among ils orher dislinclions 'rhe Library Club claims as ils presidenl charming Helen Brudny, and as ils official minule Taker, Virginia Scherer. l27l