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

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DAVID GILLESRIE- Dave Treasurer Hi-Y 3, member 33 Secretary Debating Clu-b 43 Emblem Club 43 member Walking Club l, 2, 3, President 4: editor Athletics 2, 3. S. A.: chairman auditing committeeg Boys' 'Glee Club 4: senior class finance committee, football 2, 3, 43 fman- ager l920lg class basketball l, 2, 3: tYBCk I, 2. 3, 43 manager baseball team, 45 Pin- afore : Pirate King in Pirates of Pen- zanceug first lieutenant R. O. T. C, As his record indicates, David has belong- ed to everything but the Girl Reserves, and this was not because of a desire to be 3 social butterfly, but because he was needed. We are wproud and grateful for his afoot-ball prowess, his executive ability, and above all, his golden tongue. lr is hard to imagine what the class would have been like without Dave. lllinois LUCILLE MULHERN Girl Reserves 3, 43 Student Association. Lucille came to us from the Bloom Town- ship High School as a sophomore and we grew to like her very much. She is a real Samaritan: she always has a smile for every cne and is always ready to aid her fellow creatures in distress. We shall never forget some of the favors she has done for us. St, Mary of the Woods MARGARET HEDGES Member of Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Science Club 43 Student Association: French Club 33 Ukelele Club. Owing to her rather reserved manner, many of us do not know Margaret as well as we should: but those who do know her well. like her immensely for her amiable dispos- ition and her common sense. Rockford JEAN RUSSELL 'Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4: S. A., Glee Club 2: Pinafore. Pert, pretty, piquant Jean, with a name like a movie actress and t-he soull of a philanthropistl jean has always made a warm and lasting acquaintance with whom- ever she came in contact. To her, no one was too dull or uninteresting to cultivate. Could life have the heart to dim the sparkle in her eyes or the brightness in her voice? ROBERT McCl..UREf-'lBob 'Member of Student Association: Band 3. 49 Christmas Pageant. 'Here is the village cutup witty, peppy. school-spirited, goes to all the games, and is known and liked by every-one. I2

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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

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FLORENCE BYERLY Girl Reserves l, 2, 35 Science Club 33 literary editor on Em1pehi staff 4: art editor on Annual staff 3, 4: S. A.g chairman social committee 4: Glee Club. Florence was elected the cleveresr girl in the senior class by a large majority of votes. which tells you better than we can do how interesting she is. When Florence is with us, the only Croesus we envy is the one who has a better friend, Milwaukee-Downer College JESSICA PRICE- Jed President of the Science Club 3, secretary of the Wzulking Club 3: exchange editor on Empehi 35 literary editor 43 art editor on Annual staff 3, 4: civic comimittee 4: Glee Club lg Girl Reserves l, 32, 3, 4. chairman history committee. We are all fond of this lovable girl with her half-whimsical, half-playful smile and her iiteresting personality. Long ago, when we were sophomores, someone said in a burst of sincere admiration, Everything that jessica or Florence does is so perfect! And it is, take their work on this Annual for example. Denison University MARION MURRAY Cirl Reserves l, 2, 35 Science Club 35 Walking Club 23 literary editor Em.pehi 4: literary evclit-or Annual 4: S. A.g civic -committee: class night committee, chairman prophecy comvmitteeg Good English play committee. Marion has done a great deal for the school and is easily one of our brightest. cleverest girls. She is efficient wherever you place her-the sort of girl you can nl- ways depend on-vivacious, spirited, en- thusiastic, brimful of life and fun, a stanch friend, and the best of comrades. Beloit ROBERT STRONG- Bob Literary editor on Em'pehi staff 45 5. A.: Science Club 3, 4: Debating Club 4: Emblem Club 4: class basketball 33 school and class basketball 4: class track 43 class baseball, captain signalling team 43 member charmpionship team 35 rifle team: first lieu- tenant in R. O. T, C. ln the two years that he has been with ur. Bob manaved to make a brilliant record in athletics, R. O. T. C., and scholarship. He was a member of the quintet that brought U3 city-wide fame last year and he narrowly escaped being elected president of the senior class. flt may be interesting to know that in feminine circles he is noted for a fine profile, and a very dry humor.j FERNE MULLIGAN- Fernie Member of Student Association: Walking 'Club 3, 4: Science Club 3. 4: Girl Reserves 2, 33 interclass basketball 2, 3, 'Chummy, gleeful, talkative Ferne, so bub- bling over with amiability that to look at her is to love her-and laugh, or at least smile. l-lere's to Ferne, who has kept us Pood- humored for four years. May she always remain the baby of the class of nineteen twenty-three! Chicago I3