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

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1 3 i f 1 i s 1 l l l l 41271 sf HELEN LAYCOCK Member of Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, president 45 editor Club News on E.mpehi Staff 45 S. A.: Ukelele Club Ig junior-Senior banquet committee 3. Helen has been one of the most burdened and least complaining executives in the school, Her cool efficiency is widely known and admired, she can attend to all her various duties, prepare her lessons accept- ably, be ready to do any little favor you imay ask of her, and still have time to be companionabie. Denison DOROTHY BURNETT Member of Student Associationg Girl Res- erves 4, interclass basketball 3, 4. Dorothy possesses the best kind of sports- manship, she stands up under any kind of mistreatment in basketball, and shows a lively interest in everything th-at goes on about her. When Alice Stuart was asked to helo write something about the twins, she said. l c3n't think of anything to say about them, they're so nice. Chicago Normal College ALICE STUART-''Stufe - Minute Member S. Ag G. R. l, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 3, 43 Walking Club 3. 4: 'Glee Club li photographer cn Annual staff 4. Alice is one of those little kittenish creatures who are always fussing around people, trying to make them happy: w'tneS5 her untiring devotion to her adored twins. We wish that we could convince her how sweet she is: she insists on undervaluing her own worth. Wisconsin. HELEN BURNETT Member of Student Association, Girl Ris- erves 45 interclass basketball 3, 4. The twins , though they look confusingly alike, have distinct personalities. Helen is a jolly girl. very even-tempered, and intensely loyal to Morgan Park. Chicago Normal College EDITH LOESER Member of Student Association. Edith her been here only two years, but in her quiet. unostentatious manner she has made many friends. We know her to be fl diligent worker, an interesting conversa- ticnalist, and a subtle humorist. I8

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VIRGINIA SINCLAIR Presdent of the Student Association 4 secretary 3, member 2: C. R.: C-lee Club 4: Mamie Potter in Good English 'Playg Dentist in San Toy. W'e needed some one to boss us around. so Virginia came. Xve love to have her boss us: when she rolls those big brown 'eyes at us, we'd do anything for her, and her warm, roguish smile makes usher slaves forever. Rockford AD ELE BINNEY Meimber Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 43 Student Association: Ripples editor on Emjehi staff 23 class night committee, Adele is pretty, pleasant, and popi-ilnr. She always has a good time herself because she contributes so much to the general mer- riment of the rest of us. We can stil re- member the terrible mix-ups Adele used to get into when she was a freshmang needless to say, her behavior is nothing short of per- fect now. Illinois EDVAARD WAYTE- Jeff A R President of the Debating Club 45 editor Once Over 3, 45 S, A. On his' questionnaire Jeff stated that he was a member of the International Bachelors' Association. whatever that may be, In spite of this implied aversion to the ladies, we consider Jeff a nice boy, a real lively fellow. 'very entertaining. He is exceedingly popular and justly sng we pity every class that hasn't scme one like him. Illinois LICE COURTNEY Member 'Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4: S. A.: Secretary WFalking,Club, 3, member 2g in- terclass basketball 2. 3, 45 literary eidftor of Empehi 2, 3: editor of If.mpehi 4: editor of Annual 4: Clio in hi'tory plavlet. lf you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost: that is where they should beg new put foundations under the-rw. Admirinffly. we have watched Al'ce lav- inq those foundations with all the indomin- able zeal of a true artist. She has riperit marry weary hours burning the midnight oil in work for Efnnehi and the Annual. We'll never find another iust like you. Alice. Chicago Normal College UTH GOLLER Cirl Reserves 43 Student Association: French Club Z. The owner of those great, big, melting brown eyes is a girl who is found of puppies, driv- ing automobiles. and excuses to exercise that little giggle. Throughout her four years Ruth has been a faithful student and a lovely companion. Rockford I7

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EVERETT SHISSLER-- Evie Member of S. A., vice president 3: civic committee 45 Emblem Club 4, basketball team 2, 'captain 4, class basketball 2, 3, 4: school and class baseball 2, 35 San Toy, 'What a cowmbinationl Handsome, im- mensely popular, athletic as a Greek God! But Evie is perfectly human, as you can tell by the way he blushes when attention is focused on him, and the more he blushes the better we like him. University of Chicago LOUISE BEARDSLEY Member of S. A.: C, R. l, 23 Walking Club 2, 3, 4, exchange editor on Empehi staff 4: Clee Club l. 2. 3, 43 orchestra 4: Pinafore Pirates of Penzance, San Toy. This apparently haughty beauty no doubt is here on earth to :please the hearts of men fand women tool who love soft, lustrous 'brown eyes, even, pearly teeth, and natural waves. She objects to being photographed, which is why she looks so solemnly scorn- ful here. You should see her smile. EVELYN KERR- Red lwemiber of C, R. l, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 45 Walking Club 2, 3, 4: editor Once nOver in Empehi 3: literary editor 4. editor Once Over on Annual 43 S. A. interclass basket-ball 3, 4. Mr. Weed pointed with pride to this picture and said Look at Red, how the mischief just sticks out of her! And what would we have done without Red to laugh at, argue with, or blame for our misdieeds? But aside from a mere :superficial funniness , she is to be admire-d for the unquenchable spirit, the firm loyalty, and the unerring sense of sports manship that have marked her way through high school. WALTER COOK Walter is one of these quiet. retiring 'people who are so hard to know. He reads much, he is s greart observer, amd he looks quite 'throufh tfhe deeds of men. We only wish we could have known him better. ARCHIE SHAVER Member Debating Club: vice president Radio Clubg S. A.g R. O, T. C. I, 2, 3. Archie is one of the comparatively quiet people in our class. We always used to think of him as the cherubic little boy with the radio magazine. Now he is no longer little, nor yet so very cherubic, but he still carries the radio magazine. We are 'thank- ful 'for his quietness, comparative though it may beg it is well that a few people sit back and develop brain -cells while the rest of us exercise our tongues. Cornell I9 --.