Hibbard High School - Lantern Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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THE LANTERN 83 LILLIE Sooli Always smiling and chuck full of ' glee So we named her Personality , Li'e1LLE STIENBRINK Dainty, gay, pretty and trim She can work too-with a vim. GRACE STRUCK One of Mayfair's favorites is Grace The reason? See her smiling face. AXDELINE VVISNIENYSKI Here's to our own sweet Adeline A charming girl Wlth voice divine. LENA ZAVODNICK Lena Zavoclnick is a hard name to say, But not for long that way to stay. Jlfodestzes CLARA VVOLLENZIEN JULIA Niaifisiaivr Gentle, kind, and wise Gentle julia is brimful of fun Quiet little Clara is a prize. She chases your troubles away one by one. ESTHER VVOLLENZIEN If she a task once begun, LIAZEL WENNERBERG K , , , , Hazel VVennerlmerg is very pleasing, H16 ll IICVCI' stop tlll 1tS Well ClOf1C. Enjoys the luoys' incessant teasing.

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THE LANTERN DOROTIIY HERzoG Fond of good hard work is she And a brilliant future for her we see. FLORENCE HETTINGER Florence is one of our maids most fair Oh, how we envy her golden hair? BERNICE HEYNE A typical Mayfair girl is she Lovely and sweet as she can be. ANNA HLlSKA Here's a girl that's full of vim No wonder she's so lovely and slim MARGARET JUNIO Like Portia, she is brilliant and gen- erous too VVith sunny fair hair and line eyes of blue. LILLIAN KRATER She's one of those who likes to see Is always willing her share to do. BERNICE ZKRAUSMAN She's one of those Wholikes to see Everyone about her happy as can be. MARY LYNN This is our Mary, can you see How her eyes twinkle with glee? HATTIE MOND Here's a girl without pretense Blessed with plain reason and coml H1011 SCUSC. ALICE NELSON Aliee's lovely tranquil eyes, Remind one of the beautiful skies

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THE LANTERN 85 Qlass Cjfistory It was September of the year 1924 that we began our first year of high school. The only upper classes that were at Mayfair then were the 1A's, so, being only freshmen themselves, they did not have much advantage over us. At the end of january our 1B semester was over and our 1A semester began. The first big thing we launched was a candy sale the proceeds of which went to the Radio Fund. There were several dances and parties, and we enjoyed them very much. By this time we had begun to enter into the school aactivities with a real interest toward making Mayfair our school. When we became 2B's we gave a Farewell Party in the Gym for the Grad- uates. It was very successful. Then also we were given a party by the 2A's. Several of the prominent clubs at Mayfair gave evening dances and afternoon parties. Then finally we began our ZA semester. Oh, how high and mightly we felt when the name Senior was applied to us. We at once organized our class and received our pins and rings and had our photographs taken. We held a may Day Flower sale and made a large profit. It was hard to realize our high school days were almost over. And now as we embark upon life's roadway, we leave behind many happy memories of Mayfair. -Mildred Petterson. T nc-5'r49'U'Qg:au 'FTP