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

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NT RELAT IONSHIPS Dick Miller Barbara Mulberry Bud Tozer Patsy McCune IUNE WHU'S WHU ICK MILLER combines the abilities of high scholastic stand- ing, athletic prowess, and leadership. He is a member of the Executive Committee, on the baseball and basketball teams, and holds the position of his royal highnessf' King of Empehi. Patsy McCune is a girl of unusually grand personality. She has been active as second vice-president of the Student Associa- tion and as head of the Social Committee. Her ability as a leader will bring success to her in everything that she shall undertake in the future. When leadership, scholarship, dependability and friendli- ness are mentioned at the same time, one immediately thinks of Bud Tozer. Being forced to give up sports because of an injury resulting from football, Bud centered his efforts on cur- ricular activities and scholarship. Smiling, efficient, Barbara Mulberry has been very active during her four years at Morgan Park. It was a pleasure to work under her. The A.Y.L. had a successful year with Barb as president, and the vice-presidency of the senior class was an- other of her many well done jobs. With her ability, Barb will go far. Page 27

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'kI-'ACULTY STUD Bob Van Etten Barbara Mulberry Beatrice Stockdale Bud Tozer lHE IUNE GRADUATES PTEB days packed with new experiences, the lune class stepped forward to receive its diplomas and face the world. There was the allfiniportant banquet given at Miclcelberry's and the never to be for- gotten senior play directed by Betty f-leadland. On that day the entire class put aside its role of sophistication and enjoyed itself in presenting ZX Day at Morgan Park. The master minds, supervising activities, were Robert Van Etten, president, Barbara Mulberry, vice-president, Beatrice Stockdale, secre- tary, and Forest Tozer, treasurer. Bob Van Btten and Bud Tozer, proved they were both popular and efficient. Barbara and Beatrice have had many extra-curricular activities to their credit and are excelf lent students as well. With the opportunity to purchase a recordio as the class gift, the class agreed it would be most beneficial. ln charge of arranging the commencement program was Dick Miller, while lack Spence headed the Cap and Gown committee. Lois Wirtschoreck directed the announce- ment committee. Bidding Morgan Park a sad farewell, two hundred and eighty-three seniors looked hopefully forward into the fgture. P13 26

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Abbott, Mollie S. A,7 Quill and Svroll r, 47 Ouilpen fig Zooloqy 7, 3, 47 Drcrrnatir' Clult 2, 3, 4, Pres ifir-:nt 47 Girls' C-loc Cluli 37 liottrfl ol Control 47 Errrootn News fi, 47 Tau Epsilon l, fl, .l, 47 liiclintg l.It.lf. Vlissrflrl lvlirltiaarr Adams, George fl, A.7 A. Y. lu. fl, 47 lqootliall 3, 47 VVIt'SlllllV4 ll, 47 Hmlloin Clulr fl, 47 lntrarnural Sports l, 7, fl, 47 llorirrr Cltrrirrnrrn fl7 Stuclttnt Cffinnvil. Vtirrrivrrrrtv-l llritiofizierl Adams. Gervaise S. A.7 A, Y. l..7 Btisketlttill. Slioort Armour Akenhead, Beverly S. A.7 Annual Stall 3, 47 l..itrJrrrry llcl ttor 47 Business Stall fi, 47 Zoology Clula 7, fi, 4, llllfffliilllfrl 47 llrtrrrirrtit' Clulf X7 Girls' Glory Clulv 37 Prorno- tion Corrnriittrfo 47 'l'au Eps1lo i 47 llivisirrn Uliivf-r 77 V. F. fl, H 4. Cliss: l'i lllicrnn Alexander, Doris fi. A.: A.Y.L.f71, 4. Cilltftrt Avarlomy Dillfrrcl Alm. Charles ii. A.: A. Y. l.. 47 Fttcgtltrill fl, 47 Division Hoorn Oliivrfr 47 Wrffstirrfr 47 ll. O. 'lf C. 37 llnnrfrn Hf-ltrtions Se-r v ic'12 innlcl A7 lrark .l. lifirrrarrl Vt'ilson Apkinq, Grace Ioy S. A.7 A. Y. L. 3, 47 Dancinq Crt l, 2, 3, 47 Emblem Club f' llart-Arnfarican Club 2, 3, 47 Fashions of the l-lour Ili Tau lxrtsilon li, 47 Division Room Cllirer 47 Student Council 2, 4, lrfrt Doarlvorn Vtlr-stern State Kalamazoo Armstrong, Barbara S. A,7 A. Y. L. 3, 4: Girls Cilfxfl Clulv l, 27 A Cappella l, 77 Fashions of the l-lour7 Botany Club l, 27 F ren L' lt Clnli l. Clissolci Michigan Armstrong. Clarence F. A.7 A. Y, L. 3, 47 Football 1' ff, f'7 Wrestlinq 4: Emblem Cult 3, 47 A Caopella 47 Pro- 'I wtive Patrol Committee 47 l-asrlwall 47 lntrarnural Sports Fwoorv Willweriorre Baldridge. Charles F. A.7 A. Y. L, 3, 47 Bowiinq C uli 3 47 Ernblern Club 3, 47 Vrnv elti News Staff 47 Annual Tfrll 47 Baseball 3, 47 Flocm Cl'ic 1r 47 lntrarnural Sports. Varylcind Southern Calif. Ballwanz, June 7. A.7 A. Y. l.. fl, 47 Sales- 'wf nsliip Club. llZ1 1I7IC'l Little Co, of Mary Bannon. Caroline F. A.7 A, Y. L. 3, 47 Latin i'Lr.b 7, Qi, 47 Botany Cluli 3, - Zooloqy Club 3, 4: Fenvinq Ml.ul7 17 Flountiers l7 'Tau Fri- 'rlfw l, 7, 3, 47 Division Room fAllllf'Pf Q7 National Honor Sr:- t ie-ty. Wt. Vornow Clrioaqo Teachers' JUNE GRADUATES OF 1940 Ironic 25