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

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380,64 ! One of the main ideas of modern edu- cation is the relationship between the students and their faculty. The Morgan Park teachers not only excel in teach- ing, but also in advising the students. All the members of the faculty are well liked by the students because of their outstanding personalities and Wonder- ful understanding of high school stu- dent's problems and activities. Because of relationships such as these, Empehites feel perfectly at ease in asking their Faculty members to give up their time to sponsor dances, clubs, and other ex- tra curricular activities. Morgan Park has one of the largest programs of this kind for a school of its size. The enthusiasm of our club spon- sors encourages us to yearly make our organizations more outstanding. The teachers also aid students who are go- ing to college in deciding what schools best suit their individual abilities. Empehi's Placement Council helps graduates secure good positions after finishing their high school career. lt also gives students needed advice and helpful suggestions concerning the best way to apply for a job, and other needed requirements in facing one's business career. lt aids the student who has a job after school by getting him a program to fit in with his Work. The Ad- justment Department, which seeks to smooth over difficulties and to help the students in their school work, has been greatly enlarged because of a demand for such a department. MISS HOYLER MRS. CELLA DOC. WATSON The vocational guidance service for the Iuniors and Seniors: a branch of the National Youth League, which finds jobs for needy students: and the Parent- Teacher Association promotes co-opera- tion between the home and school by bringing the parents and teachers closer together, and in this Way they solve many of their local problems. They are all a regular part of the Morgan Park program. Page 15

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ESTON V. TUBBS Principal GEORGE G. LORENTZ Asst. Principal ROBERT C. ANTONIDES Physical Educotion ALMA BAUMAN English RICHARD BEARDSLEY Mtdthemtrtius BESSIE B, BELL Science MARIE BELLINGHAUSEN Lcmqudqe GENEVIEVE M. BROOK Adlustment HARRIET S. BROWN Euqlisli WILLIAM B. CALKINS Commercial ANNA I. CALLAHAN Sucitil Studies MARION CASTLE Socitil Studies DOROTHY H. CELLA Soc-itil Studies MILDRED T. COLLINS Social Studies LILLIAN CONDIT IDIUVCAIIIPIII Councellor MARY M. CONLAN Lfzrlryiitifye LEON I. R. DE ALARID Lrinfwtitrue LORETTA R. DELAIIHNT Socuxl Studies CHESTER DOBRYNSKI Science IRENE R. DOBSKI Stwrettiry LAURA E. DOLE Music CHARLES CJ, DRUIVIIVIOND Illfitliemtitics VVALIER M. DURKIN PlIYSItTll Edu'-tition MARY ELLEN DVVYER LIIIIJHSII l. ATIIENA EISCHER Ilom 1 Et-onomirs IENNIE M. GAHL Physiccil Eductition A. ROYALL GAY Science GEORGE T. GRASSHOEE Art HELEN E, GREENEIELD Cltpttiitirl GUY B. IIARTLE Music Ml' QCLC QP5 MAY BERNICE I-IARTLE Music EVANGELINE B. HIBBARD Librarian HARRIET A. HECI-IT Ltrnquoqe WALLACE HECHT Enqineer CECILE HOBAN Assistant Secrettrry MARY E, HOLLAND Ldnqudqe 'PATRICIA HOSTER Home Economics EDNA B. HCTCHKISS Art MARIE E. HOYLER Science CURTIS A. HUNTER Industriul Arts BEULAH L. KEMP Ltxnqudqe IRMA S, ICIMMEL Enqlish ROSALIE C. KURZ Physical Ecluctition ELSIE R. LARSON Enqlish MARY G. LIVINGSTON English IULIA LORENZ English EUGENIE IVIACKIN Social Studies FRANCIS W. IVIALLOY Enqlish IOSEPHINE MA NGAN Enqlish EUNICE MAY Asst. Libmriun IUSTIN McCARTHY Commercial 'MARGUERITE Mt-GOVERN Music DUNCAN I. McGREGOR Physical Education CURTIS MELNICK Science CELIA F. MERRY Commercial EDWARD F. MEYERS Socicul Studies IANE MILTON Mcrthenlutics LILLIA N S. MORRIS English THERESA MULCAHY Lf rnquuqe 'LYDIA MUSSMAN Science MARY G. NEALON Enqlish LOUISE OBRIEN School Treasurer ETHEL R. O'CONNOR Mdtlieriititics HELEN I. O'ROURKE Commercial ELIZABETH L. PAPL Ltrncgutlqe CORA E. RETTY Ltxnqutiqe MARSI-IA PEEIFFER Mcrtron ELWYN REED Industrial Arts ROBERT P. RUSSELL Science MARY K. SAGE Enqlish KATHRYN H. SANDS Ct7iT'lIT'lOIl'lGl RUTH E. SCHACHTLIE Commercial 'HENRY SCHUTZBERGER Science ' CATHERINE SELZER Ltrnqutiqe MILDRED S. STANEK Physical Education HAROLD N. TA YLOR Science MARY E. THOMPSON Social Studies DICK TWEEDIE Head Teacher of Brxincli ELIZABETH VAN DE ROO Scienf -Q LAURA 'WALTER IVIIIIIIQITIGIICS W. A. VVATSON Science BESSIE H. WEBER Art LILLIA N WEISLA NDER Mathematics MABEL M. WILSON Socitrl Studies EMMA B. WOODFIELD Mdthemdtics LOUISE YOUNG Lunchroom Mtintrqer SGT, IOI-IN R. ZEIL Military 'Substitutes VARI Page 16