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

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+ Y? ' 1 Y' -f' , ,, 'ir uf-r if ,fr 4 vw- Y 'T l vfr v , g nf ,, , f - as 'FW T011 Rau'-Gardner, Hanna, Wilz, Ellerd, West, Todd, Caldwell, Crane, Hatfield, Manke, Musser. lf' Srmrzd Row-Camit, Hayn, McConnell, Quast, Griswold, Byers, Reid, McDowell, Swann, Glass. iff Botlom Rau-Loseif, Voris, Rankaitis, Reuss, Bergstrom, Imhoff, Crosby, Arnold, Miss Sturgeon, Y 'fm' ,A emu ann btrull .fl Qi First Smzzcsfm' SUFOIHII Scuzcxfrr 'f ' BETH GRISWOLD Prcsidzvzt BARBARA IMHOFF 'rf BERNICE GLAss Vive-Prcsidmz' LILLIAN Reuss 4 HARRIET HARRISON SC'L'I'6'ffll'jl JANET CROSBY LUCILLE SMOCK Trvuszzrvr EDITH BERGsTRoM if wi., ,,,. RIGINATED but four semesters ago, Quill and Scroll, national honorary society W' K' for high school journalists, has this semester revealed the literary talent of f Y., many students of. Empehi. . . W' Many contributions were entered in the literary contests sponsored by f W, various magazines and by the main chapter of Quill and Scroll. Contests were in 5 held in numerous branches of literary work. Contributions from Morgan Park F W were submitted to the short story, poetry, book review, magazine review, news 'M K story, feature, interview, sports story, and column contests. F ,+ The members of Quill and Scroll who were members of the Empehi News W4 Staff edited a newspaper the last week of the first semester. It was called Y wf Scribblers' Scroll. W, F Fifteen students were taken into the society at the staff banquet last June. n wi- In February, fifteen more students were initiated. To become a member of ,,., Quill and Scroll, a student must be at least of junior standing and in the upper is up-ff third of his class, he must have done superior work in some phase of creative ,.., writing, and have been recommended by the adviser. K 1' yQr S Om' H1n1drcdE1u1'cH

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mfr 'ff ,fr si-r 4' uf! Y' T' iff li If uf Wi' if ff' ylr uf l I 4. l y+ wir if . 15' 'V Top Ron'-V. Baker, R. Haas, Coen, Robertson, Stump, Bossi, Arnold, Carhart, Besse. G. Miller, Mortenson, If Copelin. Fifib Rou'-Monroe, Cecka, Hobson, Foster, Erickson, Wiley, Pritchard, Caine, Warren, Overstreet, Gaston, Y' Moore, Bills. 'F' Fourth Rou+Baum, Drueck, Schuessler, Bennett, Voris, Arnold, Hammar, Adler, johnson, Bergstrom. Korten, Gault, Riddle. W' Third Row-Quast, Swett, Porter, Woods, Poss, Bartee, George, Roginson, Loseff, Morison, Coleman. 'f Gardner. Second Roux-Palmer, Williams, Goldsmith, Stitt, Smoclc, Mrs. Hibbard, jockisch, Berlin, Austin, Behn, 'F' Knight, Griswold. Y' Boflom Rau'-Brewster, Geist, Geib, Porter. Bishton, Longley, Gannott. 4 W4' + literary Iuh -f Firsf Sevzrshfr Second Svnzesfw V LUCILLE SMOCK President LUCILLE JOCKISCH wi di LUCILLE JOCKISCH Vice-President BENNETT AUSTIN Q JEANETTE BERLIN Srvrefury-Treaszwer VIRGINIA STITT W, F 4 HE Literary Club restricts its membership to Junior and Senior students. If The club was organized two years ago for the purpose of promoting a greater is interest in and appreciation of authors and of various types of literature. 'f A' During the past year the club has been well represented in the various Q activities of the school, and has had some very interesting meetings. On Decem- W ber 16, the club sponsored the movie, Hot News, and the proceeds were given ,, f to the school Charity Fund. Y 1' In March several members and their guests went to see a well-known play, Y' Three Little Girls. After the play the club was entertained at the home of WF' Mrs. Hibbard, the new faculty adviser. The club is looking forward to another 'f' successful year under Mrs. Hibbard's leadership. Q 9 . 'P Om' I11U1d7'L'd TlII1'frm F1 if 11-A ' P1 ...az-'.fcza+m2m: '4cz:5+?.m+:'.er:i::en+ E'-3 CZEZ,,.