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

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,V Y V ,NW .,..-...- -. ,,,,, ,,,, .. Y-I -. EQ- H-D -.7 -F fifrfew .. THE VOICE OF THE ALUMNI CHARLES BAKER Denison University Phi Gamma Delta A If you are looking for an ideal small college, come down to Denison and join the rest of us. I am having a wonderful time' down here among all my friends. Good luck, Empehi, and lots of it. ROBERT CLARK University of Michigan Congratulations on the '29 Annual. When better Annuals are printed, Empehi will print them. M4ARGERY LILLY University of Chicago Hello folks at Empehi! Don't make that mistake in high school of thinking that Chicago just isn't a place where you can have' fun, a place that doesn't rate! It is said to be very hard but it isn't! And they say, too, that our football team is the worst there is, but it isn't! Really, the University of Chicago is the best place there is! LEE DAVIS Northwestern Monocoan Fraternity A Howdy, how is everybody? You all may have your choice but Northwestern is THE school. ' I should like to spend my last days at Empehi again, however, especially on the basketball floor, but Northwestern has a basketball floor, too, which I tried out on the freshman squad and hope to try on the varsity. Here's to your future luck. RUTH VAN DYKE Hope College Hello, everybody! Congratulations for all the wonderful things you have accomplished this year. I can't imagine that I have been an alumnus for so long and wish many times to be back at Morgan Park. But college is another wonderful ex- perience. Empehi is THE school, though, and when you are all out you, too, will be proud alumni. JACK THOMPSON Bradley Hello, everyone. H ow's everything? I hear that M. P. is going strong this year. More power to you. In choosing your school next year don't forget Bradley. I t's a great place. FRANK C. SPECHT Business Hello, everybody. Best of luck to the class of '29, It seems good to be back to Empehi, if only on a printed page. I sure wish I was there in person. Congratulations and sincere' wishes for a successful future. WALLACE DRUECK Crane College Hello, fellows-Crane is still the' city. That's the only trouble with it, it is too near home to be comfortable. Best of luck ! Page 26

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---In-If-V1 Y -Q f f W ,--- V , QM,-77, ,g,,,,,,,,,,gI.,,I,,L...1'.... ' HERBERT FRIEL L'nive1'sity of Michigan It wasn't until I graduated that I realized how proud I was of Morgan Park. My bgst wishes to all of you for great success in 'all your undertakings in future years. - NlARGARET HEPPES Rockford College Hi, folks. Howdy. How about coming to Rockford? It's a great school- for eating! We wish you plenty of luck and you'll surely need it, wot we mean! Hope we'll see you all next year at the right place-Rockford. - ALLEN FLAGLER Denison University Phi Gamma Delta - ' If you're looking for a school with a lot of pep and spirit, come down to Denison. Best wishes to the class of '29. FLORENCE MCCULLAGH University of Chicago Although the U. of C. is a wonderful school and I am very glad to.be there, I always welcome an opportunity toreturn to Empehi for a visit.. The longer I am away, the more strongly I believe in the old saying: 'Absence makes the heart grow fonder'. WALLACE MICKELBERRY University of Illinois Alpha Delta Phi V fust a few words of greeting to my friends at Illorgan Park. I hope to see many of you down here next fall because I don't want to see your' education ruined after you havereceived such a' good start by struggling through four years at Empehif' ' - CAROL RAMEVR Monmouth College Naturally anyone first going to college is homesick, but Monmouth is a pretty keen place to make you forget that. I wish all of you who are graduating from Empehi the best of luck, and I should love to see several of you down here. ROBERT PALMER Northwestern I-Iello, gang! Tex, Hank, and Wes, and I have it all worked out that the only real remedy for the extremely sad business of leaving Empehi for the last time is to do the sameaet all over again at N. U. That doesn't mean just the journalists, either, but all of you! See you later. GERRIT DANGREMOND Crane Junior College Hello everybody! Were it but original with me, I would say-'On behalf of the class of '28, I extend my sincerest congratulations upon your struggling through a year without our class.' Congratulations on your many achievements, and best of luck to the classes of '29. Page 27 l gl 1 il, l if i l S ll i 3 if l ll ,L l l I r l l 2 2 l 1 l 5 l l l l I l l. I ,i I li l ---- WL, :m,,,,vx,,.L, -1-fe... ' 'il ff -ft f:,:L2.eLgnL-L-si.. A