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

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EMPEHI NEWS STAFF ROW l: Henderson, Carstens, Heffron Allen, Mlss Bauman, Gemeinhardt, Lennon Fantucci, Kluwer. ROW 2: Blaicher, Flesher, Blaicher, Gunter, Gardner, Reimer, Errinfi ton, Dose, Lovejoy, Baldwin. ROW 3 Pe-arson, Cleo , LaRoss Maurer W n G , , well, Lorance, Voqele, Hayn, Voqele. ROW 4: Menees, Bauman, Phelps, Grlson, Jones McWhorter, Lyons, Robert, Hunter, Davrson EMPEHI NEWS STAFF ROW 1: Robinson, Hunter, von Holst, Glade, Munns, Lardley, Wrxqht. ROW 2: Wenner, Falrbank, Mehaltey, Sherft, Chatters, Henke Carlson, O'Halloran. ROW 3: Mclntosh Nevin, Zlckenberq, Hoye, Hoppe, Marshall Waqner, Howat, Sundland. ROW 4: Embs Michel, Soderstrom Evans, Lember Dra 4 V - fl' P' er, Wlnlecl-ce, Marloth, Cotton, Lawrence. SIGMA HOW 1: Wheeler, Kennedy, Miller, Mrs Sage, Hamllton, Baker, Zobel. ROW 2: Neaver, Harmelxnq, George, Chester, ?l'lCk6, Carnes, Holmes. ROW 3: Nevln vlclfenna, Sochtleben, Boese, Windl-cerst Vebow, Shape, Wakefield. ROW 4: Behnke Nernlntski, FllCh, Geymer, Coble, Curtis: Dasher, Glade. 1 I v Page 21

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NEWS STAFF Fall S prin g Annette Darling Editor-in-Chief Don Allen Angus Cotton Assoc. Editor joan Gemeinhardt Nancy Evans Literary Editor Nancy Evans Gemeinhardt, Allen Page Eds. Lennon, Nevin Heffron, Carstens Heffron, Carstens This year, the Empehi News has endeavored to provide the school with the best, up-to-date paper possible, containing all the news, the best of features, especially those promoting the war effort. The staff was capably guided through both semesters by Miss Alma Bauman, the ad- viser and journalism teacher. Mrs. Dorothy Cella ably assisted the business staff in their job of financing the Empehi News. During the fall semester, Annette Darling was the editor-in-chief, with Angus Cotton as associate editor, Nancy Evans as literary editor, joan Gemeinhardt as first page editor, Char- lotte Heifron as second page editor, Don Allen as third page editor, and Ed Carstens as sports editor. The assistant page editors in the fall were Jeanne Flesher, Barbara Bevins, first, Edith O'Meara, second, Sue Blaicher, Ed Lennon, third, and Russ Fantucci, fourth. Don Allen took over the editor-in-chief's position in the spring and had the much needed assistance of joan Gemeinhardt, the new asso- ciate editor and Nancy Evans, who continued as literary editor. The page editors were as fol- lows: Ed Lennon, first, Margie Nevin, second g Charlotte Heffron, third, and Ed Carstens, fourth. jane Michel, Gloria Hunter, jean Lyons, and Russ Fantucci were the assistants. During the holiday season, the staff put out a Christmas issue dedicated to the Empehites in service. Other special issues put out during the course of the year were the two bulletins and the two class prophecies, at the beginnings and endings of the semester, respectively. Page 20 SIGMA Fall Spring Richard Miller President Richard Miller Evelyn Kennedy Vice-Pres. Evelyn Kennedy Margie Nevin Secretary Catherine Hamilton Shirley Wheeler Treasurer Joan Baker Rolland Tozer Sgt.-at-Arms Shirley Wheeler Sigma, the Greek letter S, stands for Serv- ice with a capital letter. As one of Empehi's most important clubs it gives the school not only financial support but also the time and energy of its members. The aim of the club is to render voluntary service to the school, to give students a broader outlook of the business world, and to provide a more social life for commercial students. To be eligible for membership a student must serve the school without pay or grade credit a minimum of five periods a week, and at the same time maintain at least a G average. Thus membership in the club is limited to the highest rank of students-those who volun- tarily aid their school and are still able to keep up their studies. Until the beginning of the spring semester, the Students' Exchange was under the sponsor- ship of Sigma and through its sales, funds were raised which Sigma presented to the school in generous donations. Chief among this year's contributions were the sums given to the mathe- matics department for a Transit, to the Eng- lish department for a set of Public Speaking textbooks, and to the music department for a new instrument. Presiding over the fall activities was Richard Miller as president, assisted by Evelyn Kennedy, vice-president, Margie Nevin, secretary, Shirley Wheeler, treasurer, and Rolland Tozer, ser- geant-at-arms. Sponsorship of the club was in the able hands of Mrs. Ruth Schachtlie. Richard Miller and Evelyn Kennedy retained their positions in the spring with the other ofii- cers as follows: Catherine Hamilton, secretary, joan Baker, treasurer, and Shirley Wheeler, sergeant-at-arms. Mrs. Mary Sage capably took over the position of the club sponsor when Mrs. Schachtlie left the school.

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BUSINESS . STAFF ROW l: Honlu-, Zwkf-rrlvexrr, Dosb, MIS. Cells, Munns, B. Benoit, N. Barrfxtt HOW LZ: Forqnfsmt, Stone, Blrnuhr-r, Gerth, Senechdlle, Haylold. ROW 3: O'Hf-xl lnmn, Wnnnf-1, Gnhl, Wrllf-tt, Mrlienn, johnson, Ketth. ROW 4: Hondnxson Gondnmn, MHC:-nna, Ifrrintyton, Duke, Grrymor, Whitmer, Kluqex. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1: Muy, Anstrn, Snnth, Dawson-Snnth, Watson, Stanlrvy, Censtens, Voqelo Danqmmond, Merrick, Hayffs. HCDW 2: Beckley, Nvvrn, Hunter, Sherll, Chatters BldlClTGI', Fitch, Flfzsher, Soderstrom, Mason, Hunnlton. ROW 3: Mdddock Cluvver, Mxrhe-l, von Holst, Eorton, Mchlan, Anderson, Brodene, Boer, McKenna Hr-nss. ROW 4: Miller, Phelps, Hanley, Huber, McKay, Mars, Goodman, Meardon Scrhoinenman, Whooler, Tatqn. ROW 5: Grtdley, Seen, Lennon, Fantucci, Robert Hunter, Koehler, Lfvrenco, Hdqlund, Curtis, Schrock, Dashor. Page 22