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

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WHO'S WHO ELSH3 THOMAS Besides having won the admiration of many Empehites for her good looks, Elsie has attained the honorable position of class secretary. She has been a faithful member of the Glee Club and has maintained a high scholarship. ROY PITKIN . Buck has won a reputation for clean sportsmanship and has thrilled us all with his performances on the basketball floor. The February class thought so well of his abilities in other lines that he was honored with the class presidency. X7lVIAN ASHLINE With Vivian goes one of Empehi's most versatile students, a bundle of efficiency, charm and popularity. Perhaps this is why she has been such a successful Vice-President of our Student Association. One of l'Viv's accomplishments is her fine record as last year's French Club president. BETTY COPELIN Betty is one of our outstanding girl students and has won a place in the hearts of all of us. She was the quiet executive that accomplished so much with the Literary Club last semester and who has served so efficiently as class secretary, and as recorder of the Judiciary Committee. JACK ALLEN Jacks conscientious labor as presiding student ofiicer of the school has won him the praise and admiration of his classmates. The person who carries on in Jack's place will have a high example to follow. Besides pursuing his duties in the Student Association administration, Jack has won his major letter on the football squad. XVILLARD VAlNf ETTEN Bill,' has made a record that anybody might be proud of. He has given service to the school in many lines, athletics, scholarship, and activities. Everybody likes the dependable president of Hi-Y, the president of the June class and the chairman of the Student Court. HALL OF FAME JUNE GRADUATING CLASS OF '32 Guns Kimmel, Normoyle, Donlan Ashline . . Hanna, Byers, F. Xvilson Kimmel, Murdock, Hanna Adler, H. Stevens Kephart Copelin, Quast, Sawyer H. Stevens, Cosgrove Heldman, M. Wilson Cuivsf Sue Murdock Yitwlzlwx'-lf1'gflif Bm! Iamkizzg Mos! Pofuzlar Brxz' Dancer Bexf Lim' Bax! Dressed Most Hzmzorons Most' Sfmfioux Moxf Dignifieif Mos! Baslwful Bots Allen, Van Etten, Meyers Allen, Van Etten, Cummings Laycock, Davisson, Van Etten Cummings, Theile Laycock, Davisson, Brewster Cummings, McConnell Brewster, Stoehr Davisson, Geist, Brewster , , Allen, Van Beek Class Bum Ed. Theile

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Louise XVarren Louise won a permanent place as the court dancer in The Court of Naishapurf' Henry XVendoriT Henn is a good fellow who has made a reputation for dependability. Mary White Mary is P.Q.R.S.: poised. quiet, refined. and sens- ible. Floyd XVhitford You can trust him in the dark. Adelia W'ibly Conscientious, willing Dee is known to us all. Florence Wilson Lots of curly hair, huge blue eyes. It's our pep dynamo, Florence. N . sip- 5 -...af iff' ' Q 1 is D Q r ' 4 '. .4 'Zi 6 I-Sf ' K if lla? I ' ,is a ',.r ,V ' g, , gg .. ,P A' gig- ! J ' t x Kenneth Davies The girls are never both- ered by him. P. Juanita Wilson Juanita is quiet and dark, and you can always Hnd her with Evelyn Dormeyer. Marian Wilson Quiet. observing, help- ful Marian is always wel- come. Ralph XVilson Ralph looks like a major- leaguer when he gets out there on third base. Herman Wilz The Empehi News will have to hunt far to hnd as good a sports reporter. Marion Witt Ma1'io11 shines in any class. Maxine Baird Not much to her has been denied, yet she excels in sewing. Tztwizfj'-Si'1'i'i1

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