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

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Dorothy Adler Dorothy is one of the striking, well dressed pair of Johnson and Adler. Edith Adamson A firm believer in the power of silence. Marian Alward Happy Marian just played her way to fame at Empehi -on the piano. George Anderson Under a cover of bash- fulness, you find a real friend. Frank Arnold Witli his original ideas, Frank is always up and coming. Vivian Ashline Our v iv a c io u s little French girl, who holds a high place in our Student Association, and in our hearts. Clark Bailey Easy going, agreeable and indispensable to the R.O.T.C. Virginia Baker Snapping eyes, dancing feet, and a happy grin for everyone. Here c o m e s Ginny Hlvilllfffll V' i jf? - r 9 is V Q11 ,i li 1 x 1 , WF' jl 'Rfk 6 fi 2 ' i X l l l . 'f's. A fi g 'if' 'i ' 79 fr ' fa ., 1-H' -v XS' N 1 l i I wtf: 'nf .,.. f ' l Al .s John Beeby In Chemistry he does excel, in other things he does as well. Milton Bennet Quiet, sincere and studi- ous, Milton will be a suc- cess in life. Ruth Bennis Cheerful Benny is a real value to the Spanish and French Clubs. Lester Belshaw We all know and like energetic Les, Doris Berger Doris is our champ when it comes to ice skating. Josephine Bitten Jo put the jo in jolly. Betty Black Very fair is Betty B., and sweet as any girl you see. Helen Bogg Her ability to stay on the S list has marked Helen through all her years at Empehi.

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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

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Billings Brewster Coming from New York. Bill has brought some of the old traditions with him. Norman Britt 'Tis the little things that count. Elaine Bruhlman Interested and active in athletics, and having also the ability to be num- bered among our scholars. Muriel Bunn VVe all know and like cheery Muriel. Marion Burgess Tall, slim, Marion gives an impression of quiet etiiciency. Mildred Burley Mildred is that friendly girl with the cheery smile. Charles Butler Chuck, one of the mainstays of the wrestling team, is also a good scholar. Marjorie Byers XY'ell dressed, peppy, and one of Empehi's b e s t dancers. -I ' I'-Q w is 4. SEMI. Q as .Pl .vf ..l 3 Li . not ,V .QS -v' 5' e ee tg., Q35 .44 K' ? 'I i + I sf? L 4 gl is I E. -' 4 fl N- I- 1 I 'ff' I 'Sill 'ii is 3 is M. if Vera Campbell A newcomer who has impressed us all with her sincerity. Edwin Carpenter Unsurpassable artistic ability, carefree personal- ity and a keen sense of humor. Bruce Carr I don,t let my studies interfere with my educa- tion. Adeline Cecka Quiet but always smil- ing. George Claussen The Lilydale flash has athletic and scholastic abil- ity as outstanding as his red hair. Alice Comstock I may be small, but my ability is not judged by that. Norva Cosgrove A stylish and stunning blonde, hides an amiable and likeable disposition under an air of dignity. Burton Dahlstrom Easy going Burt has made a name for himself by his prowess at checkers. Xiiltfftir