Hibbard High School - Lantern Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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nigg H TH E L A N '1' Eg up Cjhe JYCayfaz'r Tlebaling Qfub 'l'he Mayfair Debating Club, organized in the Spring of 1925 is just com pleting its third successful semester. The club aims to promote and develop public speaking among its members The otlicers of the current semester are: President .........,......,.................... ........,. lX lYRoN OMENs Vice-Pn'.vifle11f ........... PAUL FREEMAN Sc'L'7'Cfll7'.V ....... ................... S YLVIA SARON 7'rva.wm'r .i...,.....,. ...i... M INNETTE HAMBVRG Club Historian ....... ........... M ARION HERMON .S'vrgcal1t-at-.flrms ........,..............,.... NORBERT DICKMAN Under the alrle guidance of Miss Martin the Debating Cluh has ntade very line progress.

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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.

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THE LANTERN 115i QScie11ce Qlub Many science classes have organized into a group of clubs. Science is rapidly progressing, and we are living in an age of wonders. In the clubs we are endeavoring to learn as much as possible about science mysteries, various interesting trips, and so on. Various people give talks on many subjects, and experiments, and we are all making the club a science club, a club that will reveal things all young people of an advancing stage of progress should know. Cannot we have the motto then, Science Spells Success ?,' This club is divided into four groups, of which the following are officers. The presidents are Minnette Hamburg, Muriel Tow, George Chatz, and Libby Nejeray. The vice-presidents are Muriel Shreiber, Philip Karasick, and William Roberts. The secretaries are Harold Baum, Ruth Schnackel, Ruth Spelina, and Edna Decker. Treasurers are Selma Himelstein, Ethel Bloonahager and Ardath Townsend. The Sergeants-at-Arms are Sonia Wolfbergh, George Jacobson, George Hill, and Audrey Wohler.