Englewood High School - Purple and White Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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MM J, Icmie Hixson Marmuduke Alice Strickland Maurice Scott Nettye Sanders Tedward Dumetz Program Carter Secretary President Treasurer ' Vice-President Chairman Social Chairman 6 ' S A if 0- 5 0 5, '-355- PRMADUIFE MCBRTEK 'FEBRUARY CLASS CE '40 0 In February, 1936, as eager freshmen, we entered the portals of Armstrong Hall, anxious to start our career in high school. Upon entering our Sophomore year, We began to make good friends among our classmates and to take interest in the various activities. ln our Iunior year students began to show their ability for leadership. We selected Richard Carter as our President, Zephyrnn Duncan, Vice-President: Uldyn Salter, Secretary: Dolores Tiller, Treasurer, and Edgar Charles as our Social Chairman. ln our 3A semester Dolores was transferred to Senior Hall, and Alice Strickland competently filled the position of Treasurer. As Seniors our responsibilities grew and We strove to complete our last year at Englewood in the traditions which former students had set. We carefully chose Maurice Scott as our President, Tedward Durnetz as our Vice-President. Alice Strickland was elected as our Secretary, Nettye Sanders as our Treasurer, Marmacluke Carter as our Social Chairman, and Ianie Hixson as our Program Chairman. Page 19

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A stands B stands C stands D stands E stands F stands G stands H stands I stands I stands K stands L stands M stands N stands O stands P stands Q stands R stands S stands T stands U stands V stands Wstands X stands Y stands Z stands l UST AMCNG US for Anderson, who has a fine carriage, for Beverly, my! what an average, for Carter, the guy with the English first name for Duncan, who plays a fair game. for Erickson, a swimmer divine, for Frieda, our maiden so kind, for the Gironda Twins, the teachers' despair, for Hixson, who to all is quite fair. for Ines, whose last name is Pannell, for Iohns, who plays the piano well, for Kenneth, a swell boy to meet, for La Conta, who is very neat. for Maurice, always full of fun, for Nettye, a girl we never shun. for O'Rourke, that smiling blue-eyed lass, for Parker, who rates tops with his class. for questions-things pupils detest, for Ramona, Whose beauty is no jest, for Schwager, who can never keep still, for Tillman, a lad with a will. for Us, seniors one and all, for Vias, who is to aid at your call, for Winnie, who at Math is quite game, for Xavier, Christine Spaulding's middle name. for you, dearest readers, We think, tor Zoundsl we've run out of ink! Carolyn Emmons

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.991 J T RESA C. ABERNATHY O . Arts G.A.A. 1-47 Englebooster 1-47 Safety Council 3-47 Staff Artist of Purple and White 4. An outstanding group worker in the Y.W.C.A. ANDREW ADAMS O General Science Englebooster 3-47 Track Team 27 Band 37 Senior Symposium 47 Chem- Phy-Bi 4. To become one of the outstanding in the moneyed class. 0' Mum o - Commercial e of Photography Club 47 nt Police 47 Secretary to Miss heelock 2-47 Purple and White Candid Photographer 47 Engle- booster 1-4. Be an amateur photographer and do work of professional quality. M. ADKINS 0 General Language Chem-Phy-Bi 47 Vice-President of La Sociedad Pan-Americana 47 .A.A. l-47 Englebooster 4. To be a well known swing ianist. EDITH V. UILAR 0 1 Commercial ' le er 2-47 G.A.A. l-47 Office X, erk , Les Mousquetaires 3. To e the chief executive of a M Ki concern. FRANCES D. ALEXANDER 0 General Language Les Etoiles Francaises 47 Les Mous- quetaires 37 A Cappella 2-37 Engle- booster l-4. To believe, trust, confide, and un- derstand human beings. X XX , ELEANORE I. ALTMANN 0 X yt I Commercial HQ G.A.A. 1-37 Office Clerk 3-47 Engle- - N X ' booster 1-47 Secretary to Mrs. Pres- JIJ 9 YL .7 f-XP 4 w Q kill 1. To live a full, rich life-mostly rich. Page 20 f ,We PENELOPE ANTHONY 0 General Language G.A.A. l-47 Englebooster 3-47 Les Troubadors 37 Les Etoiles Francaises 47 Secretary of French Club 3-4. To rank among the best of modern writers. EL . A 0 ousehold Arts rotors , Engleebooster 1-47 G.A.A. 1- . To go to Venice and ride in a gondola. CONSTANCE I. ARRINGTON 9 General Science Secretary of Chem-Phy-Bi 27 Social Chairman of Chem-Phy-Bi 47 As- sistant Photography Editor of Purple and White 47 G.A.A. l-47 Engle- booster l-4. To teach United States History as well as Miss Solfermoserf' GEORGE ARTHURS U Technical To be a retired millionaire play- boy, or didn't you knoW? FRANK AXELSON 5 Technical EMILIE R. BAHA t 5 C C ' cial Natio 1' or o' ' Vice ior and 3-4- ior ra 3 Englebooster To live a 'py, healthful, suc- cessful life. STATYRA H. BALL 5 General Science Student Gym Teacher 2-47 Senior Symposium 47 Purple and White 3-47 Chem-Phy-Bi 3'41 Englebooster l-4. To do my best in everything I un- dertakef'