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

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N T REL ATIO HIPS Eston V. Tubbs Principal George G. Lorentz Assistant Principal Robert C. Antonides Physical Education Lucy E. Babcock Science Claribel Balsdon Art Alma Bauman English Richard Beardsley Mathematics Bessie B. Bell Science Marie Bellinghausen Language Genevieve M. Brook Adjustment Harriet S. Brown English Margaret Browni' Language William B. Calkins Commercial Anna I. Callahan Social Studies Dorothy H. Cella Social Studies Mildred I. Collins Social Studies Lillian Condit Adjustment M. Meroe Conlan Language Leon I. P. DeAlarid Language Loretto R. Delahunt Social Studies Sgt. V. A. Dennison Military Irene R. Dobski Secretary Laura E. Dole Music Helen Downey English Charles Q. Drummond Mathematics Mary Ellen Dwyer English I. Athena Fischer Home Economics lane M. Gahl Physical Education A. Royall Gay Science George T. Grashoff A t Helen E. Greenfield Clothing lsadore Gross Shop Lewis L. Hall Science Guy D. Hartle Music May B. Hartle Music Anna F. Healy Commercial Harriet A. Hecht Language Wallace Hecht Engineer Evangeline B. Hibbard Librarian Mary F. Holland Language Patricia Hoster' Home Economics Edna B. Hotchkiss Art Ethel Houlihan English Marie E. Hoyler Science Ann R. Hughes Ass't Reg. Curtis Hunter Adjustment M. Katherine lordan Commercial Beulah L. Kemp Language Irma S. Kimmel English Wm. Klingensmith Science Rosalie C. Kurz Physical Education Elsie R. Larson English Isabel Levin' Science Mary G. Livingston English Iulia Lorenz English Eugenie Mackin Social Studies Frances W. Malloy English losephine Mangan English Ruth M. Marsh' Science Duncan I. McGregor Physical Education Curtis Melnick Science Celia F. Merry Commercial Edward I. Meyers Social Studies Iennie Milton Mathematics Genevieve Monsch Science lulia Mooney' Language Lillian S. Morris English Theresa Mulcahy Language Mary G. Nealon English Mary E. Nelson Ass't Reg. Ethel R. O'Connor Mathematics Mary O'Keefe Ass't Librarian Daniel l. O'Neill Industrial Arts Cora E. Petty Language Marsha Pfeiffer Matron Felicia Mae Ponte' Physical Education Elwyn Reed Industrial Arts Robert P. Russell Science Kathryn H. Sands Commercial Ruth E. Schachtlie Commercial Henry Schutzberger Mathematics Viola S. Soderstrorn English H. N. Taylor Science Mary E. Thompson Social Studies Richard Tweedie Head Teacher, Branch Laura Walter Mathematics Bessie H. Weber Art Lillian Weislander Mathematics Mabel M. Wilson Social Studies Emma B. Woodfield Mathematics Louise Young Lunch Room Manager 1' Retired ' Substituted Page l3

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i'FACULTY STU CAPTAIN G. G. LORENTZ HE most beloved figure at Morgan Park and worthy object ot our respect and admiration! Cnty a rare personality can maintain strict, lair discipline throuqhout a student body, yet symbolize popularity at its best. His is that personality. He has played a tremendous part in our Student Association which has aiven us valuable character trainina, experience and more fully prepared us to meet adulthood. His intense interest and never-tailinq inqenuity are the very core ct our extra cur- ricular system. Many times his ardent cheerleading and cart-wheels have spurred our teams to victory. A fathornless source oi inspiration and understanding, he is indeed our best friend.

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-kFACULTY STU Ben Clarke Florence Barry Ethel Fashbaugh Walter Henderson THE FEBRUHRY GRHDUHTES S USUAL, graduating seniors found themselves in a whirl during the month preceding commencement. At the head of the activities was Ben Clarke, president, who handled the office efficiently, assisted by Florence Barry, vicerpresident. A fine job of minute taking and cor- respondence was done by Ethel Fashbaugh, while Walter Henderson served as a competent treasurer. - The grand ballroom of the Knickerbocker Hotel formed a distinctive setting for the Prom. This most unusual room with the vari-colored illuminated glass floor was chosen by Nancy Gregson and her Prom committee. Reminiscences and laughter were prevailing at the class banquet given at Miclcleberrys Florence Barry, chairman of the entertainment committee, arranged for solos by Dorothy Winters and Nancy Story in addition to a reading by Patricia Wolff. Further amusement was shared by the school at the senior assembly, The Wizard of Ooz , produced by Bud Ranz. After momentous debating, Margaret Smith and her gift committee decided a new radio would be of most benefit to the school. ln the meantime, Florence Winkelman was indusiriously selling announce- ments, while Russel Winkless and Donald Nelson were securinq senior rings. As the members of the February, nineteen hundred and forty gradu- ating class stepped forward to receive their diplomas, it was agreed that they were following along in the same road with the same high ideals as their predecessors. Page 14