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

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'W INCOMPLETE OU'I A' MY WAY Proviso and Morton next fell at the hands of the smoothly-working Schultzmen, 27-0 and 18-O respectively. The feature of the game was a forty-yard touchdown trot by DiFrancesca on a blocked punt. Three first team backs were in the stands with injuries when the Moline Maroons lined up for the kick-off. Wheeler and members of the second-team backfield aggregation were too much for the visitors, however, who returned home spanked with a 7-0 loss. Dyche stadium was the scene of the traditional clash with New Trier. Things went badly for the Orange and Blue until Wheeler and Babcock went in during the second period. On the next play the pigskin in rapid succession found itself from Center Norman to Fullback Orseski to Halfback Wheeler to Halfback Babcock, who sprinted down the west sideline for forty yards and the score. Immediately afterwards Norman intercepted a Green Wave pass and ran for another forty-yard counter. Later on Wheeler twisted through center for seventy yards for the third touchdown. Evanston won, 20-O. The Chicago Daily News all-suburban team, generally considered the official one, placed two Evanstonian's on its first team, Wheeler and DiFrancesca. This was Wheeler's second year on the honorary team. Other senior letter winners were Albritton, Benington, Brown, Craig, Dorband, Eck, Fehr, Greenwood, Iarchow, McLeod, Muggeridge, Parsegian, Pfeifer, Stevenson, Thomas, Thurber, Theisen, Warrick, and White. 'W I 23

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E ston scored twice on two Iourneying to Waukegan for the league curtain raiser, van plunges, one by Broten and one by Wheeler, to win, 12-7. Highland Park was a breather, 26-O, but eyes were already pointing toward the Oak Park tilt. In this Oak Park contest, generally conceded the championship game at the time, speedy Villager Feutz skirted right end once too often in the third quarter for the only score of this ' t urth undefeated season to win the trophy. thrill-packed 7-U fracas. Oak Park completed its o COMIN' THRU OUTNUMBERED .111- SMEARED

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Jim pmpzez gfwrm Important to every student at school is the question of elections. In the home rooms this year the fittest survived after a Week of nominations and a week of speeches by the candidates. Many clever phrases, as well as some renovated old-timers, brought in the votes of the students. As usual there were dark horses and favorites, but as in the past those elected proved them- selves willing and capable. This year the ambitious Central Council, composed of home room officers, with the aid of the all-school Student Forum undertook many successful enterprises. if 9 , CENTRAL C O U N CII. flfgfljjlgge Jnf X, L, f J , l'!2L7In3Qf ltllffim HJ 2 t P7 ff TZ: E A N O P E N U if-Mi jj B A L L O T .. nvfrirxf 1134, , mi yyff 't