Morgan Park High School - Empehi Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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KONE COLE Member Student Association: Clee Club l, 4: San Toy. lone left us for a while and then came back again, and we are very glad she came back. lone has a very sweet voice, a 'pretty face, charming manners, and some day is going to paint a famous picture. Academy of Fine Arts PAUL CLISSOLD- Clin President of Hi-Y 43 member 3g Emblem Ciub 4: S. A.: 'Glee Club 2, 3, 4: football 2, 33 basketball 3, 43 interclass basketall 2, 3, 45 interclass baseball 4: Christmas Pageant: Sylvia , Samuel in Pirates of Penzanceii, Sing Hi in San Toy. Paul seems to be one of these handsome, debonair young gentlemen, as happy and as carefree as the winds that blow. He may lbe an opera star some day. Wlho knows? He has the voice. Denison DILVVYN A. TIBBITS H-ere is a boy who watches life with all eager, amused interest. He is of a quiet, thoughtful nature, but by no means dull, and we particularly like him because he laughs at all our jokes, which you will admit, often requires true benevolence. MARION MORRISON Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 43 Student Associa- tion: Clee Club 2, 3, 4: Sylvia, Pirates of Penzance, San Toyug Clotho in prophecy playlet, Nliarion is a girl you can't help liking. She can always be depended uipon to join you in a good time, or to offer sound practical advice, when it is requested. She is brim full cf school-spirit, has a comprehensive sense of humor, and was elected by a large majority the possessor of the best disposition of the girls of the class. Rockford CHARLOTTE WAGNER- Charl Member of Student Associationg clerical staff of Annual. She is a conscientious, capable, cheerful worker, her only thought is to iplease, She appreciates the beautiful in life, and under her hands ordinary 'piano keys emit volum- incus tones. veritable rainbows of sound. I0

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SUE MECHTERSHEIMER Treasurer Girl Reserve 4, member l, 2, 31 editor Girls' Athletic on Empehi staff 3, 4: Annual Staff 3, 45 S, A.g captain class basket ball team 2. 3, 43 captain school basketball team 2, 3, 45 charge of ticket sales 3, 4. We really ididn't need that Student As- sociation poll to find out that Sue was the most popular girl in the school, because we knew that long ago. It is fortunate that Sue is not delicate, for if she were, she would never stand up under the daily round of salutations she makes or the confidences she listens' to. Sue knows and likes everybody. which is the reason for her -popularity. American College of Physical Education HAROLD BURNS Secretary-Treasurer of Emblem Club: S. A.: class tracks 2, 3, 43 school track 23 class baseball 3 fmanagerjg captain baseball team 45 baseball 2. Harold is that type of boy whom few girls get to know very well, but all boys know and like immensely. Wie think it is really too bad that more of us could not have enjoyed his quiet humor, or become inspired by his wonderful school spirit. LOUISE CREW Member of Student Association: Clee Club 49 solo dancer in San Toy. Two years ago Louise came to us from Hyde Park. We soon discovered that she is a delightfully charming girl, frank and un- assuming, and that she dances like a fairy. Her assistance in our -musical productions of the past two years has been invaluable. ROBERT BLEW-- Bob -- Red Debating Club 4g Student Association. Bob has endeared himself to us by his mfscleeds, which alone would fill this book. though none of them were malicious and all of them were funny. Whenever there was a window to be broken or an ink bottle up- set, the Fates singled out Red and made him perpetrator of the deed. How on earth would a senior class survive without a boy like Red? RUTH CRAPSER Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 43 Student Associat- ion: Clee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Pinaf0re Z Dolly in Sylvian: Pirates of Penzance Poppy in San Toy. Ruth is popular because she is pretty. straighbforwaird, sincere and amusing. With her exceptional voice she has come to be such a firmly-established factor in our musical productions, that we wonder how her ab- sence next year will be remedied. We are glad to know she is continuing her music study. 9

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W-Kswpssss, iSY'fe.g 5 . ,,, ,X ROBERT HENDERSON- Bob Deb-ating Club 43 literary editor on E.mpehi staff 43 literary and activities editcrs cn Annual staff 45 S, AJ class basketball 43 school track 33 Christmas Pagczntg San Toy. Heb was voted as having the best dispos- itcn in the class, and beneath this mild gerferzess, this pleasant manner, is great stabilify of character. He is one of the stellar members of the Debating Club, and hcs worked cnjrably and cheerfully for the Empchi . lllinois EVELYN LANGE- Evy Student Associationg Clee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves Z5 Pinafore g Sylvia Pirates of Penzance , San Toyng or- chestra 4: Atropcs in prophecy playlet. How thrilling it must be to have been made the subject of a cartoon, even if the cartoon This honor came doesn't look like you! to Evy by way of her excegfianal musical accomiplishinents. fDidn't she iJ rl1' adorable directing the orchestrailj DOROTHY YARROWL- Dot 'Girl Reserves: Student Association, Cleo Club I, 23 Pinafore 3 Lachesis in prophecy playlet, Divinely tall and most divinely fair, Dot is a girl that every one likes. As you ipass her in the corridor you just can't help but turn and take a second look. RICHARD SANDERS- Rich Football 3, 4, fcaptain 3,3 class basket- ball 2, 33 class and school track 2, 3, base- ball 43 Debating Club 4: Emblem Clubg S, Ag chairman civics committeeg Clee Club: Pinafore 9 Pirates' of Penzance, Yen How in San Toy . Tall, ambling, picturesque Rich, like a character out of a book he has ua rugged exterior but a heart of gold. Everyone in the class has a soft spot in his heart for that mop of golden hair, those kind eyes. that quizzical expression, the languid move- ment, and the slow, drawling speech so load- ed with humor. illinois ISABEL SLOCUM Girl Reserves 45 Student Associationg art editor on Annum staff 45 Clee Club 43 E.mlperor's Own in San Toy, Isabel came to Morgan Park from Engle- wood this year and ingratiated herself into our favor with her charming ways and her little habit of having something nice to say to everyone. Wie are fortunate, too, in having had the benefit of her artistic talent. Academy of Fine Arts