Hibbard High School - Lantern Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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iii, Wi THE LANTERN v 1 C7116 G. A. A. and B. A. A. 'llhe Mayfair Athletic Association composed of the G. A. A. and the B. A. A. is now one of our largest clubs. It was organized in 1924, and since has been showing a steady growth until its membership is now almost one hundred per- cent. The aim of this organization is to promote physical, moral, and spiritual well-being of the boys and girls by getting them interested in clean wholesome sport. The zeal and zest in playing their games has been apparent in their many victories and few defeats this semester in basketball and baseball. The Club is not only given over to gymnastics but we have had several intei- esting events, including the G. A. A. and B. A. A., Tag Day, the Cottilion Party, and the Annual Field Day Meet, which were inaugurated when Miss Hanley came to Hibbard's llr. 2. H. A. A. Pm-.eidt-nf .......,.,.... .,.... . .. ....... KRAEMER SHAPS Vicv-Prexizicrzt ....... john MCAULEY Secretary ,,,,,.,...... NICHOLAS VOORHIES Trc'a.r1m'r ..... ................................. H ARRY LEVIN G. A. A. Pwgidt-11f ,,,t,,,,,.,,, .,,.,.,,,,.........,....... l QATHRYN KRAAZ Vicc'-Prcsidvnf ...... SYLVIA SARON Sgt-rt-tary .,,,,,.,.,,, ...... M IRIAM PAUL 7l?'C'Cl51t7'L'7' .......SvLv1A JOFFE

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THE LANTERN 115i QScie11ce Qlub Many science classes have organized into a group of clubs. Science is rapidly progressing, and we are living in an age of wonders. In the clubs we are endeavoring to learn as much as possible about science mysteries, various interesting trips, and so on. Various people give talks on many subjects, and experiments, and we are all making the club a science club, a club that will reveal things all young people of an advancing stage of progress should know. Cannot we have the motto then, Science Spells Success ?,' This club is divided into four groups, of which the following are officers. The presidents are Minnette Hamburg, Muriel Tow, George Chatz, and Libby Nejeray. The vice-presidents are Muriel Shreiber, Philip Karasick, and William Roberts. The secretaries are Harold Baum, Ruth Schnackel, Ruth Spelina, and Edna Decker. Treasurers are Selma Himelstein, Ethel Bloonahager and Ardath Townsend. The Sergeants-at-Arms are Sonia Wolfbergh, George Jacobson, George Hill, and Audrey Wohler.

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'PHE LANTERN ig l QBase6a!l qeam The 1926 Boys' Baseball Team is one of the finest Mayfair has ever had. There are some hard hitters in this crowd and they are Winning every game. The boys on the team are Blender, Dwyer, Shaps, Peterson, Dagiel, O. Frie- man, Topper, XVelJer, Penheld, Levin, XN'ykowski, Leininger. Miss Hanley is the coach.