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

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Mallen Tatge Mal is a good pal and possesses a keen sense of humor and an interest in all school activities. Elsie Thomas Elsie's enthusiasm a n d beauty have won her well deserved popularity. Virginia Voris Gin has made a name for herself by her excellence in sports. Ruth Watson Ruth's quiet capability a n d congenial disposition make her well liked. Theodore Effertz Ted's effertz have won success. Joseph Schauer Joe is known by all of us for his quick wit. Frances Fox To gentle ways she is in- clined. Marjorie Hayn Her cheerful and friend- ly air makes her a favorite with everyone. Eleanor Mansheld Eleanor has been one of the leading equestrians dur- ing her term at school. Si.rfccn . .,. wwf.. vi' -fr s,......, , 47 1 , -- ' lo-fx 'x W. ? ' Q5 . , i, . 'x ,' 4 - 'ig gp, , 1 Q - ,133-Nj., r V 1 3, . 'iff .1 V V, .., 4- ' -.Q 'Ev F' L -iff i ,t me-9 ff 1 s ' , 55 . Frances Tibbets Frances, though deliber- ate, is always there with the goods. Arthur Trevor A good student, Arthur is always ready to help those who are not so for- tunate. Mcdora Ray Medora has worked hard at Empehi, and has won a place for herself. Roberta Rauch We have all become ac- quainted w i t h Roberta through her lovely poems in the Empchi News. Harry Wright Harry attains perfection in whatever he undertakes, be it scholarships or foot- ball. Winifred Wright Winnie's striking per- sonality a n d exceptional dramatic ability have added luster to our operettas and plays. Mabel Zeder Mabel, with her per- petual smile and gay spir- its, is a joy to see. Jack Allen What more can be said but that he attained the highest honor possible for a student in school to attain. Kenneth Stump Kenny may be hard- boiled in a Dramatic Club play, but off the stage he's a regular fellow. Eileen Meredith Curly, black hair and real literary ability have made Eileen known to Empehi. Sue Pratt Sue, a newcomer to Em- pehi, is known to be very eilicient and quiet. Margaret Woods Quiet, petite, and with many friends, Peg finds time to be a good student.

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Dorothy Peterson D o t ' s' thoroughness a n d dependability w il l carry her far in whatever she chooses. Roy Pitkin Buck s h i n e s in so many activities that it is not a wonder he was chosen for class president. Norman Rathje Beef modestly refuses to refer to his splendid record on the football held. Rosalie Reeman Rosalie's modesty hides her talents, but she shows her real ability in whatever she undertakes. Elizabeth Reid Elizabeth c o m b i n e s scholastic ability and an interest in school activity that makes her well liked. Lillian Reuss Quiet Lillian's talents are diversified and she is always in demand. XY'alter Sabel This tall blond has the knack of never appearing troubled. Frederic Sauer Fred can make a trum- pet perform in more ways than tongue can tell. gf' f. 2 . ,- ,4 'P' 7 R I 'E' f i l '.-.Cy l I .A 4' x - 'Pr' ' X211 . I 3 A -.Nts A l Env I-.ll yi ev , Na Jr, 3 fi -A N- i Robert Schermerhorn Happy-go-lucky Gus's grin puts joe E. Brown to shame. Lucille Schuessler With her smart clothes and her sophisticated man- ners, Lucille is an asset to the social committee. Frank Secord Tall, dark-haired Frank has made many friends with his unaffected smile. Lois Siebert Lois, popular as she is pretty, etliciently performs her multitudinous tasks. Cheston Stafford Cheston tends to his own business and lets the test of the world go by. Charlotte Stephens Weill always remember Chan, standing by with an Ev, an S and a SI'l'lllC. Carilyn Stevens judy's charm of fea- ture and her winsome smile have endeared her to us all. Consuella Sutherlin Shy and reserved. Con- suella has devoted herself to her studies and excels in them. Fifteen:

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4A CLASS OFFICERS-JUNE 1932 at 'SQ ie as 6 thi L 43,5755 'L ' WILLARD XTAN ETTEN! Leadership in athletics, scholastic and social activities have Bill worthy of being our Class president. WALTER CLlssoLD: Gog has been our eiiicient editor-in-chief, our class vice-president and one of the glee club's nightingales. BETTY COPELIN: Etlicieney and thoroughness in every project she undertakes has made Bets desirable as class secretary. LEONARD CIUNIINJINGSZ In the short time Lenny has been here he has endeared himself to all of us enough to be elected the class treasurer, and captain of th football team. lVligfJfy Arr Tlnj Tlmf Lf'm1 Zileh ANNUAL STAFF Row 1-Davisson, Carpenter, Clissold, Cummings, Carroll, McConnell Row 2-Ray, Longley, W'insor, Newhart, Copclin, Hatfield, Quast Sc:'m1fvm1