Hibbard High School - Lantern Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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THE LANTERN 125 -r--------H--I---- ---- --1-- -f-- - -1-- - -f-- ---- I ------------- - -----Q I I I I 0 W I THE REAL TEST BEGINS 5 i I f I We Are Helping THOUSANDS i I l l i i Come In and See Us I I 5 l HILL STATE BA K I 2 LAWRENCE AVENUE COR. CHRISTIANA AVENUE A Clearing House Bank I s g1.nuLnli1lgp1l.,ullTullTq.i,u.1.14,1TlillTulyTggL.l.ll.gqlpiuuilllliuuigqi 1:1111Inniliuiuninn-ugil.g1inu1irnln I r 'I' 'I' Mr. Alexander Cin his bookkeeping classj: Lillie Sofle, what is an inventory in Lillie S.: A room where inventions are maclefl Miss P.ewersclorf Cpointing ruler at unruly freshiej: Do you know tl1ere's an awful rogue at the end of this stick F Freshie Qmeeklyj: At which end, teacher? Mrs. Urruttia: XVho can describe the customs and manners of the people of Iflfllil in Marvin Ness: They don't wear no customs and they hain't got no mzmncrsf' 4..-........i-....-....-I..-i..- -....-.I-....-....-.........-..........-I...-....-....-ii-....-....-..I.....-....-..i-.I-..-..I-.1. I f I f I I HELLER BRCS. 8: CO. 1 i 1IIa11::farl111'm'.v uf 5 I 1 T HIGH GRADE MATTRESSES AND BOX SPRINGS i Renovating and Hospital Work a Specialty 2 I g 213 West Division Street Phone Diversey 0296 2 I 1 1 4. .-.... ..---.......... .--.......-- . .i-..g.

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n5:.1..1.1q1.q1..1. 1 1 1 1 1..1.g1..1..1,..1 1..11.1nu1uu1un1..1..1,.1gu1..1..1u1. THE LANTERN 127 THAT'S ME Miss Ladd: Are you a Scout ? Leo Glassner: No'm. I'm an athlete. LIVING DEATH Radio Announcer: Mr. Pump will now render 'The Wedding March' and 'The Prisoner's Song' on the grand organ. Huh! That guy needs a new repertoire. I can't see the difference in meaning between the selections. BOO! Hick: I'd like to invest in some line property. Slick: How would you like this line white building? Hick: Naw. That's the City Hall. I've already bought that. LOGIC Little Girl Cat a weddingj: Oh, ma, lookg there go the lady pallbeare1's. Mother: Shhhhh! Those are the bridesmaids. MOST LIKELY Mrs. Shepherd Qto studebz NVhat course are you taking? Znd Stude finterferingj: A four year lunch course. AT THE TERMINAL Orville Rennie fsinging and glancing downwardb: My Bundle of Love. Fatty fin front rowj : Oh, what a man ! Cfaints with pleasurej. lPl1un1uu1n1nc:nu-nn1al1uu-ln-lu1uu1un1ul1nu1un1un1 1n1un1nn1u- 1 ::n1ul::l1un1ul1I? 5 I 5 I , U 1 Largest Bank in Albany Park ! . Q Growth in Deposits A A DECEMBER 18, 1920 ..............,................,.................,., 3 225,816.32 Ll Opening day ' 1 DECEMBER 31, 1921 ....... ..... 9 89,000.00 1 DECEMBER 31, 1922 ....... ...,...... 1 839,000.00 Q DECEMBER 31, 1923 ....... .......,. 2 ,454,000.00 - Q DECEMBER 31, 1924 .....,. ......... 2 394,000.00 Q DECEMBER 31, 1925 ....... .,,.,.... 3 305,163.01 1 APRIL 12, 1926 ..,,.,..,...... ...1..,..... ........ ..,.,,,,, 3 , 3 24,617,24 I 1 Q Your Bank is More Than a Counting House l ' l 5 THE ALBANY PARK NATIONAL BANK 1 I Q LAWRENCE AVENUE AT BERNARD l l I Safety Service Convenience - I i