Hibbard High School - Lantern Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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ll2 THE LAN IEX Jlfayfair QU-GU The Mayfair Hi-Y was organized in 1924. Mr. Staater was the first club sponsor. The meetings are held at VVilson Ave. Branch of the Y M C A The boys derive a great cleal of pleasure from it and it aclmls considerable to their moral stamina. Mr. Mansell took over the aclvisorysliip when Mr. Stlliiftfl' left fO1 Hib lmarcl. Mr. XYolcott aclclressefl the boys at one of their meetings. The ollicers of the Club are: Vice-Prv.vid4'11I ....,. ,...... .S U U rt' tary ............ T1'cas1H'v'r .,,........... ...... Sc'l'g1z'tI1ll-UI'-. Irms .BERT LICININGER PJ'L'SLllClIf ..........,...., ......... .XVALTER R IC IIARDS ...........W1LLiAx1 IQALU RALSTON ClRl'ND .......vKARI, QlflsT

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THE LANTERN ' 'ui S7116 Jliayfazr Gwefare Glue This club was organized in March, 1924, one month after Mayfair became a branch of Hibbard. Misses Fisher, Cleworth, and Gruener, were the original faculty advisors. Since Miss Cleworth's transfer to Austin High, Miss Hogan has taken her place. The M. W. C. members have taken care of all problems, to the best of their rooms are represented in this body. These representatives are elected by the students of each division. The present officers are as follows: President .......................................... HAKULD SUNDVAHL Vice-President ...i................................ KATHRYN KRAAZ Secretary .........,........,..........................i.. SALLIE MAHRU Treasurer ............................................ JEANETTE DAKOFF The chairmen of the three principal committees are: Social Committee ..............,................. KATHRYN KRAAZ Request Committee ................................ PAUL FREEMAN Campus Committee .................................... HARRY LEVIN The M. W. C. members have taken care of all problems, to the best of their ability, concerning the welfare of the school. The M. W. C. is credited with the founding and development of the Hall Guard system, the Student Council, and the Campus committee. The Citizenship, Scholarship, Attendance, banners, and also the Honor Stars may be presented through the courtesy of the M. W. C. The motto of the M. XV. C., prepared by Mr. Prinsen, is: Mightily Ambitious Youth Finds Always Its Reward!

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. ., l1li.l.,i..! J.. ll3 qhe Jlfayfair Qommercia! Qlub Uur Commercial Club was organized by the members of the first grad- uating class at Mayfair on February 27, 1925. It was organized under the supervision of Miss Paulson, who has been faculty advisor of the club ever since. The officers for the current semester are: President .,......,.,......,.............................. CAROLYN DAUM View-President! .... .............,............ H ATTIE MOND Sv'crctary ....... ......... E vANGEL1NE HARtToPULos Trcaszm-r .......,......,...,............................. MARTHA BRICE This semester the Commercial Club consists of the 2A's and 2li's. The object of the club is to get an insight into the methods by which large corpora- tions are conducted. The Commercial Club Alumni were organized at the beginning of this semester by our first graduating class, under the direction of Miss Paulson. They hold their meetings once a month, in the Mayfair Improvement Associa- tion Club rooms. The Alumni gave a dance on May lst, the proceeds of which were used to buy two dozen card tables for the Mayfair Branch. They will give another dance on June 19 in honor of the ZA graduating class.