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

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Ralph Winslow Janet Dow Edward Alt Marjorie Allison WI-IGS WI-ICD FEBRUARY RALPH WINSLOW A typical American boy, good-looking, in- terested in athletics, easy to get along with, fond of pleasure, a good student, and a real friend, Ralph has enjoyed an immense popu- larity during his stay at Morgan Park. His activities have been many and varied. He was prominent in the field of sports, having won letters in three major sports: wrestling, basketball and football. There is a quiet sin- cerity about this likable lad that has made us proud to number him among our friends. JANET DOW Quality, not quantity is an old epigram that adequately describes the first vice presi- dent of the Student Association, Janet Dow. She has the distinction of being the smallest and the brightest girl in her class, having graduated with the highest scholastic aver- age of any girl in the class. Memories of the genial spirit of good fellowship and warm friendship, not to mention the dimpled smile that she has lavished on her classmates, will remain with us long after Janet has left Mor- gan Park. OOO EMPEH MARJORIE ALLISON Well liked about school for her friend- liness and sense of humor, Marjorie Allison has proved to us that an outstanding scholar can also be a regular fellow. She ranked second highest among the girls of her class and was a member of Tau Epsilon through- out her four years in high school. She has concentrated most of her activities in the literary organizations. Marjorie leaves a host of friends behind her, as testimony of her popularity with the faculty and the student body. EDWARD ALT Edward Alt, whose ability for leadership has been proved in the number of high execu- tive positions he has held during his four years at Empehi, has not limited his activities to academic pursuits. He has been judged the neatest R.O.T.C. cadet several times. He is enthusiastic in his interests and intensely loyal to his numerous friends. His willing helpfulness and his cheerful presence will be greatly missed at Morgan Park. 1934000