Hibbard High School - Lantern Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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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

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THELANTERNW 131 'l 1 1ll-ll-Hl-- 1lIl1ll1ll-ru-ll1l 111--111- 11111uuiuu-un1un1un1nu1un1n-nata 5 l i Photo Albums Autographs Girl Graduate Books I : E l l TERMINAL CIGAR 8: CANDY SHOP I EASTMAN FILMS PRINTING and DEVELOPING I : i 3334 LAWRENCE AVENUE opposite Hill state Bank l : in u--unix:-llinn-un-un1-un1ln1uu1un1-11n1un-nu1uu1nn1uu- 1 1111 -m1 1111 -uniul-nu1111piqqig.1.n1,,...,,J, JOKES The entire Prinsen family was attacked by ptomaine poisoning. The fam- ily doctor was called, and as soon as emergency treatment had been admin- istered, he tried to find the source of the trouble. Did you eat something that had been left standing in tin ? he asked. Mr. Prinsen thought hard for a moment. By gosh, doc, he cried, that's just what we did. XVe had a picnic yesterday, and we left the lunch in the Ford all morning. Miss Hanley, in her gym class sought to impress 11pon the minds of the girls the prime importance of perfect health. She told them repeatedly that it was the one essential for happiness. On the day before examination she asked one class, VVhat is it we want for perfect happiness? Finally Carolyn raised her hand, VVell, I guess it's mostly the things we haven't got. Theo. P.: KKWhCl1 I was in China I saw a woman hanging from a treef, Sylvia C.: Sha11ghai? Theo.: 'fOh, about Hve feet! MOO l Abe Paster Qtranslating Spanishj : Meat of cow and fish, please. Miss Marsh flaughing with classj: You can't mean that, you mean 'beeff ' Abe retires amid convulsions of studes. Tu-...-..-.....-.,.-..-1..-1..-..-m..-1m-M-I--U.-m.-11.1-I- - - - - - - - - - - --11--in 1 1 i Coznplimcnrts of 5 Q . l ALBANY PARK HAND LAUNDRY s I i Operating at l 4807 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE I 2 I l f +1-un-nu 111111111-11-1111-1-1- 1-11 I 1111-ef'