Hibbard High School - Lantern Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Page 57 text:

Q4 7,270 r 1 -f H IHE LA NTE r. Tiomfiofml Qozzrsex CM.-UN BUILDINGJ BEATRICE HERRLIN lluusrlmld .flrtx ALICE SOMERS lffllzxvllrzld .fl Vis llmumx HULMQREN 1514-ff,-if 5114, ,X fJl,AY LARsEN lflvflrir Slmf' Rl'ssE1,1, I,l'K1-is lflvrfrir .Ylmf Rm' NAGEL lilvufrir Slmp CIARENC1: '1'1EDjE .-Info Mvrlzanirx Axrxwu W11.LEk flufn .7lIvf'l1a11im'.v

Page 56 text:

:PHE LANTERN 63 Harry-I suppose, Selma, that you have seen the new Mannequin Shoppe on Michigan Boulevard. It is full of Paris models and the proprietor, Ruth Kanes, goes to Europe every two months to pick out the latest models. Ruth is still very petite with her red-gold hair and tiny figure. Eugenia Lukasiak is head of the Alteration department and is a very promising designer they tell me. C. O.-This is really interesting. Little Harold Ragofsky has just won a three day Marathon bicycle race. He still is so small that a special sized bi- cycle had to be built for him. He attributes his winning to his small size. Herman Meyers, sport promotor, is going to promote the new champion, it is rumored. Harry-I hear Lillian Karasik is getting to be quite a vamp as she just jilted her fiftieth suitor, a well to do lawyer, Joseph Goldman, a classmate oi' ours. It is rumored that Harry Zeikel, the famous 'broker-bachelor is to be the next victim. Selma-Some of our old school pals have turned to the silverscreen for occupations. Alex Berger is now a second Harold Lloyd in the Paramount Pre Paste Comedies, and Jack Harp a prominent director. On the legitimate stage, Dorothea Pearson is doing marvelous work in Hamlet Harry-just think, C. O., only two more weeks and we start for China. I hear that Bernice Oyen, a world renowned hairdresser, and Mildred Good- man, teacher of dramatic art, are coming along on the trip to study the Chi- nese customs in their respective lines. Wilfred Makarski is captain of the boat, and Fremont Gordon, the designer. VVhy, there is even a boxing ring on the fioating palace and the champion, Gustave VVieland, is signed up for u match during passage. Selma-Sophie Scheribel, inventor of the Squeakless Springs, met me the other day and told me that some old Hibbardites are in the advertising game, plugging for Ray Beerbaum's Yeastless Bread. It really needs a lot of push- ing. The salesmen are Frieda Harrison, Harold Somerfeld, and Isadore Myers. Harry-I suppose you know that Kenneth Brown joined the Navy, and now he is making use of his musical training by blowing the bugle at six o'clock every morning. C. O.-VVeil, here comes our new copy girl, Minnie Steinberg, for the copy. We'll have to cut our reminiscences, as I have to read all the copy before it is line-o'-typed. However, we should spend another such afternoon soon so we will not forget the old friends of '27 from Hibbard and our helpful facultv advisors Miss Hunt and Mrs. Stillman. Class Prophets Selma Malkus Harry Salk C. O. H'ilco:r

Page 58 text:

TI-IE LANTERN C9fh'cers of the 2A Qlass at QBWWCI1 C9126 OSCAR lX IUl.LER ...........................,................,..... Presidmzi RUTH BLoTz ........ .........A...... S ecretary XVILBUR SCOTT ....... .......... V ice-President MARGARET BOWLES ..... ...........,... T rmszzrcr