Hibbard High School - Lantern Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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THE LANTERN HENRY I. BTEXYMAN Henry is one of these quiet types, but there's no telling what lies in him, for you know, Still water runs deep. He was a member of the R. O. T. C., ' Chess and Checkers, '24g Orchestra, '25, '26, and Hall Guard, '24, 23 , '24, CHARLES NORCOTT Chuck came from the Grover Cleveland School where he must have had some fine training in Basketball. Back in '24, '25 he played on the Inter-Room Basket- ball Team, was on the Inter-Room Base- ball Squad in '25, and played for the lnter-Room Indoor Team in '26. LEO NL'DELBIAN .-Xfter a successful freshman year at Tuley he probably saw what he was missing and joined the ranks of the many who emigrated to Hilfbard. VVhile here he was a Hall Guard, '25, was on the VX'eekly Staff, '26, and belonged to the Civics Club, '25, '26. ARTHVR URTLEPP After spending some time at Senn, Arthur came to Hibabrd. He was a sargeant in the R. O. T. C. and acted in the Senior l'lay Anne NN'hat's-Her Name. RERNICE fJYEN Bee came from Bateman. She has been a representative to the G. A. A., belonged to the Girl Reserves and Civics Club. In '25 she served on the Social Commit- tee. She's a member of the Choral Club and took part in the Operetta, '26. GERALD PARTCH Jerry was a very devoted friend to Hib- bard, attending the Junior High and for four years the Senior High. He was a good athlete, taking part in the Inter- room Baskefbeall of '23, '24, '25, '26, swatting on the Inter-Room Baseball Team of '25, '26, and in addition to playin5 fine basketball and baseball on the school squad, '25, '26. He also was a membei of the Civics Club, '25,

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40 ,Q Q rt , v 4 , 4 as . lflieiil -L EBL AIILTON E1.LisoN Hililmard Gratninar School was the scene of Mi,tou's early training, At High School he was active in athletics, lneine a member of the Inter room ltaselmall championship team in '25, heavy-weight laasketlvall team in '26 and played in inter-room indoor hall in '26, He edited his room paper in '26. PAULINE FINIQGOLD Quiet, denture, a lovalrle maid, friend to all is our l'aulie. A few years were spent at auo'her school. At Hililrard the Civics Chill and G. A. A. claimed her for a nieinlmer. JOSEPHIXE PINK joe is an all around good fellow. She likes athletics and is musically inclined. helonging' now to the Choral Ciulr, She is Assistant Student Seeretary and has plenty of friends. RUTH l'ALEISC1lMAN lNhen Ruth wasn't accompanying some fu- ture Galli Curei or Pavlowa at tl1e piano, she was liusy getting 90's or practicing for some concert. Delegate to Student Council, '243 G. A. A., '24 to '26g Orches- tra, '24 to '26, and Chairman of l'rog'rani Committee of C. C., '26 is her line-up. RUBY S. GANTZ Rulny has one thing in common with a 20th Century. They lloth go a niile a minute. Rulry's smiles extend from ear to ear, reaching a mile hut lasting only a minute at a time. VVeekly Staff, '25, '26g Assistant liditor of Junior journal. '25g Hall Guard, '24g C. C., '24 to '26, and Treasurer of Ztllll, '25. ELSIE GEL1-'AND Elsie is like the wren-quiet and modest. 'lwut, like the wren, she warhles delicious- ly. Alice, where art thou ? is the cry whenever she's missingg Civics Clulig lil Bandidof'

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PHE LANTERN ETHEL E. SCI-IAFFER VVe remember Ethel for being always up to the minute with her boots and dresses. She was a Civics Club Mem- ber, '23, '24, '25, '26g Social Committee, '24g Liedertapl, '24M, and G. A. A., '24 to '26, She pals around with Tootsie Sopnnz SCHERIBEL Sophie played the piano -accompanimenlts for the orchestra when it was merely in its stage of infancy. She grew with it and helped it win iirst place in the semi- final orchestral contest. Her other work at Hibbard was Liedertafel, '25, Civics Club, '24, '25, '26, and Glee Club, '26. MEYER SHAPIRO VVe wonder what attracted Meyer from Crane. Could it possibly be the fair sex? During his short time here he has become a member of the Civics Club, '26, and has acted on the Business Staif of the Annual, '26, ALExAND12R SLIVE Alexander is musically inclined. He holds a place in the orchester and has enter- tained Civics Club members with his playing. He was a member of the boy's welfare committee of the Civics Club and acted as alternate to the Student Council. VITALLS SMITH Vitalis joined us at Hibbard after coming from Tuley, being there in '23. He had the distinction of being on the Honor Roll every quarter, was active on the Social Committee, ZSM, '26, and in dition belonged to the Civics Club, , and served on the Motto Committee, '26, and the :Xnnual Staff, '26. ad- '25 HAROLD SOMERFELD Slumberfe1d' felt that four years was too much to go to high school, so he's making it in three and a half. His his- tory includes Track Team, '24g Debat- ing Club, '25, and its Sergeant-at-Arms '26, and Student Representative in the Engineering Dept. V