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

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ELIZABETH GOSS- Lib Student Association: Glce Club l, 4: San Toy. We ask you, have you ever seen her down- hearted? Neither have we. She may look blue at times but she never feels that way. Known to be purely optimistic, Lib has no rixals, but a host of friends. She may also be counted among our 'brainy people as she was voted as having the best line, and, you knew, to have a really good line takes brains. RCBERT GILLESXPIE- Bfbs Vice president of Hi-Y 4: first lieutenant in R O, T. C.: captain of track team 43 member 3: interclass track 2, 3, 4: manager loot-ball team 4: basketball team 2, 3 inter- ciass basketball l, 2: interclass baseball 2. 4: signalling team 4: Em-blem Club: Science Club 4: Student Association: Boys' Cleo 'Club 3, 4: Pirates of Penzance , San Toy. We'll miss the Cillespiesl Bibs has been one of our foremost athletes, one of our most conscientious students, and a loyal booster. Wie are proud of him. RC SA MARTING--' 'Toots Member of Student Association: editor Rippies on Empehi staff 3, 4: typist on E.mpehi staff 4: Girl Reserves l, 23 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: quartet in Sylvia, Pirates of Penzance , San Toy, pianist in or- chestra. Toots is always ready and eager to do something for you. She has worked hard at her music, and she plays superbly, as we have been shown on many occasions. JACK SHIMIMIN Hi-Y 3, 4: Emblem Club 4: Student As- sociation: civic committee 4: manager basket- ball team 4. Jack is one of those quiet. good-naturer.l persons liked by everyone. He never makes a public demonstration of his abilities, but his steady, earnest efforts produce good results. We c:1n't help liking him: he is so thoroughly nice. lllinois GERTRUDE HODSON- Gert Member Girl Reserves 2, 3: Student As- sociation: Clee Club 2, 3. We have seen Gertrude sit with her chin in her hand and dreams in her eyes. We would offer you a penny for your tl10l-lghtsf dear Gertrude. I4

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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

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MARION HEINEMAN Member of C. R. 35 chairman program committee 45 C-lee Club 2, 3, 45 S. A.i Sylvia 5 Pirates of Penzance, San Toy.' Nlarion has retained all of the sweetness, the simplicity, and the imagination that were hers as a child. She was elected prettiest girl in the class, and she is undeniably beautiful, not only in face, but in character. RICHARD PRESTON-''Rioh - Dick Football team 2, 3, 45 baseball 45 signalling team 45 interclass track 45 Debating Club 45 Emblem Club 45 Student Association: Glee Club 45 Li Hi in San Toy. We like his mrild humor and the little trick he has of wrinkling his forehead when con- fronted with a deep problem in U. S. History. Furthermore, we wish -to say that this mild. gentle looking arrow-collar lad is one of our fiercest football players, MARVEL STEVEN Member of Student Associationg Girl Res- ervesg Science Club 3, 45 Wfalking Club li Glee Clubg Ripples editor on Annual staff 4, Here is our little rav of sunshine! She can always laugh, and always make you laugh. However, 'please don'-t think she is silly, for she's merely exuberant and charit- ably feels it her duty to make your likewise. RUTH HICKERSON Class and school basketball 2. 35 G. R. 3, 45 Walking Club 2, 3, 45 S .A.5 Ukelele Club 45 Science Club 3. 43 lVlam.imy in A Southern Cinderella. There can be no doubt that Ruth has her share of this worl'd's burdens, but it is truly remarkable that she never lets us know about them, and not only that, but she tries to make us forget ours. Wlhenever we see her, she has an amiable smile for us, and no matter what the circumstances, we never feel that it is out of place, HELEN KAPPLE +lVlember Cirl Reserves 2, 3, 45 Student Association. Helen's mien and the hue of her beauti- ful hair suggest tenrperament. She un- doubtedly has it, and it could not help being a very agreeable temperament. Although we have heard rather little from Helen, we have been compensated on occasions when she recited for us at assemblies. These performances have always been polished as well as amusing. Northwestern I5