Evanston Township High School - Key Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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Abrams. Phillip Adams. Betty Adams. Clarence Eugene Ames. Elsie Elaine Anderson. Alice Anderson. Peter Helland Asher. Milton Warren Baldwin. Delva Barker. Mary Ann Bates. Dorothy Beeson. Phyllis Beiersdorf. Charlotte Bell. Constance Bergendorf. Cameron Boess. Murray mypqvj Bogusz. Albin Arthur Bradt. Virginia Helen Bristow. Dorothy Gail Brown. Iohn Thomas Brown. Margery Brown. Severn Parker Bunnell. Mary Louise Burns. Edward Boyd Byers. Olive Elizabeth Campbell. Rhea Douglas Cardwell. Eunice Marguerite Carlson. Ernfred C. Carlson. Theodore Carter. Wilbur Chalberg. Arnold Chester. Gaylord Clements. Dorothy Cole. Theodore H. Cook. Wallace Cooper. Iohn C. Craig. Ieanne Marie I Thirty-two J

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lenders of 124-Leslie Gleason, councilman: Allen Mather, councilman: William Miller, councilman: Robert Danielson, president: Howard H. Nuckols, directory Margery Brown, councilman: Barbara Good, treasurer: Edith Lindbloorn, councilman t v V- X , f f , 4 'J ' f I J 'T' mg: hm X -F' T' 'iyfff J -' ff 'Lf' ' 4 ' l' A ' I.. T , 5 i- , Q, r, M.. 1 vwfivpn -- I Th C I ' I il T X The Lair? fif.fi..'-.f e o onla oom - - L ,V h , T., , ,Aff--.Z'u A. 54 .i,-. W h . Placing emphasis upon vigor and initiative, the members of Home Room l24 several years ago decided to adopt the Colonial theme in commemorating the achievements of the early American settlers. In 1933, Donato luarez, then a member of the group, began a series of murals dealing with important events in colonial history. This year Mr. luarez returned from his native Mexico to complete the series. Among the events depicted are the settling of lamestown, the signing of treaties with the Indians, the inauguration of the first mail service, the Writing of the Declaration of Independence, the Spanish in California, and scenes of the colonists at work and at play. The seals of the Thirteen Colonies are effectively employed in the room's decoration. The murals were financed by magazine sales and student contributions over several years, involving some eighteen hundred people. Because of this emphasis upon initiative, members of the Colonial Room have encouraged individual achievement through participation in all kinds of extra-curricular activities and scholastic competition. Concerted efforts were also made in several projects, with the Colonials ranking first for the second year in having the highest participation in the Budget plan. Mr. Howard H. Nuckols has been director of the group since its founding. ' fl Thirty-one ll

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Crampton. Anne N. Crossley. Richard C. H Dailey. Douglass I X f,,600'n fn ff' lf. Dalgety, George Shanford Danielson. Robert Philip Darimoni. Edna Darrow. George Deering. Lillian Irene Di Francesca. Sam. Ir. Donovan. Agnes Dolores Dreyer, Iohn F. Dumyahn. Alice Duncan, Alberta Katherine East. Charlotte East. Richard C. Edmonds. lane Aline Elliott. Charles Henry. Ir. Elliott. Iune Patience Erickson. Vivian Esther Estabrooke. William Evans. lane Fein. Monroe Ferro. Martha a Francesconi. Cecelia Garry. Asbury. Ir. George. Marilyn L. Gleason. Leslie Willard. Good. Barbara Gregg. Roberta Virginia Harper, Effie La Nar Haug. Marie Hebson, George Heerens. Alice Margaret Hellsing. Friedolph AnthonY Hesse. Dona lean George Ir. Heun. Virginia Elizabeth l Thirty-three