Hibbard High School - Lantern Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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'1'i1 if'TfN 'r E it N lX'lADELlNE KALK If all the lmoys were as good :it their work as Madeline is they would he mighty line. She takes tu teelmieal training like a duek to water. RUTH LEE likxizs Tootsie exemplities the saying, Good things always come in small packages. .Xfter roming here from Hyde Park in '24 she lielonged to the Civics Cluli, '24, '25, '26, Choral Cluh, '26g Hall Guard, '24, '25g Herald Staff, '25, XVeekly, '26, C. C. Memliership Committee, '26, and Class Social Committee. '25. RIYRTLIQ KAvI.AN Myrtle is a memlier of the Klalkus-Gordon- Kaplan eomlmination. Another one of these quiet girls who helonged to the Civies Cluli and G. .X. .X. for .ZZ years, sang with the rest of the Glee Cluli, '24, '25, as well as partakine' in the Hihlvard Follies, '25. She was also a VN'eekly re- pot'tet', '25. LILLIAN L. KARAsK Her activities include the G. QX. A. for SM years as well as the Civics Cluh for that same amount ot' yearsg All-Star liasketliall 'l'eam, 24. '25, and Hall Guard, '25. Pretty good work for such a sweet, timid voice. ELMER H. KLANN lilmer is one of those modest ones who are seen hut not lieard. However, he has done a lot. Civics Clulm Klemhcr for 3M yearsg Radio Clulu, '24, '25, Traek Team, '26, Glee Cluh, 'Z-lg Chess Clnh, '24, Hall Guard, 'Z-lg R. O. T. C., '24, '25, and President ot' SX Division, '26, are the things that lilmer has done. lXlABEL Kmss 'Rlilns lmelicves in getting through in a hurry, so she's graduating in three years. She likes to sew, and took part in the Freshman l'ZlSlllt?.Il show of '2-l.

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11412 LANTERN BERNARD D. H.ARRIS Bernie has been quite active during his 3M years at Hibbard. VVeekly Staff, '.453 News Editor of NYeekly. '26, lnter-room Basketball, '23, '24, '25, Baseball, '25, '26, Civics Clu'b, '24, 263 junior Journal Stall, '25, Hall Guard, '25, B. A. A., '25, '26, and Student Council, '25, completes his xvell filled record. FRIEDA HARRisoN Fritz makes us think of a robin with belonged to the R. O. T. C. her Titian locks and cheerful willingness to take part in any undertaking. She came to Hibbard from Bateman and has been on almost all the All-Star teams. CALVIN HI3lELSTE,lN XYe lwpe Cal' will attain as great a suc- cess as another Cal has, namely, the President of the U. S. But this Cal here at Hibbard was Secretary and Vice- President, respectively, of the Chess Club in '23 and '24, a Mem'ber of the Chess Team, '24, lnter-Room Baseball, '25, and Basketball, '23, '24, '25, '26, Civics Club, -TACK HELLER A reg'lar teller, a good journalist and ball player. He has entered many ae- tivities and was never the loser. FRANCES H,AX'DEN Came from Detroit, Michigan. She be- longs to the Civics Club. EMANUEL jAeoBsoN

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'l'Hl3 LANTERN HARRY KOLBER After being graduated from a two-year Electric Shop course here, Harry at- tended Crane Tech but later returned for Robin Hood, Voices of the VVoods, Anne, VVhat's Her Name? and El Bandidof' He is a member of the Civics, Radio, and Debating Clubs. LEO KRIL0I4F CHimselfl is a likeable young chap, hav- ing initiative and a fine spirit of co- operation, proving himself a worthy leader. PEARL LEMBERG Pcarl's right there when it comes to ath- letics, having been on all the All-Star teams. Shels little, but what there is of her is mighty good. IXLICE Liscomn Alice came from Schurz. She's quiet and modest but makes warm friends. She has a fine spirit of co-operation, be'ong- ing to the Civics Club and G. A. A. EVGENIA M. LUKASIAK jean is another one ot' those sharks whose course book seldom reveals a mark below 90. As a member of the Civics Club, '24 to '26g G. A. A., '24 to '26, Tennis Club, '24g Swimming Class, '24, '25: Girl Reserves, '26g Psychology Circle, '26, and Chairman of Constitu- tional Committee of 3.-Vs and 4B's she has proven her worth. RosE Lum: Rose came from North High School, Minneapolis in February 1926. At Hibbarcl she was a member of the Civics Club and the Latin Club.