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

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ROBERT FREEMAN JOAN MANLEY BETTE LANE ALBERT NORMAN MR. NUCKOLS HARRY REYNOLDS WILLIAM CHRISTIAN MARCIA WELLS ROOM I24 OFFICERS AND DIRECTOR o senior groupl presidenls, secrelaries, vice-presidenis, and one member from each home room council appoinfed by +he room direc'Ior, and 'I'he second and Ihird floor I-freshman-sophomore groupl presidenfs and vice- presidenis. Curren+ issues are discussed and debaled fill some decision is made. The presiding officer of Cenfral Council is +he execuiive presi- deni- of 'l'he Senior Class. Al+hough Ihe acfiviiies and accomplishmenls o'F +his group are no? broadcasf fo 'I'he school as a whole, lheir decisions have far-reaching effecfs and have prevenfed many undemocralic aclions. The I'erm hand behind 'Ihe 'Ihrone ap+ly expresses The capaci'I'y of 'Ihe Cen'I'ral Council as well as Ihe specific dufies of I'he home room councils -everyone realizes 'Ihey exisf, buf few are well informed as fo how much power +he councils have and whal' rhey Iallc aboui' when Ihey do assemble. Firsi' row: Morris, Verhulsi, Brown, Fair, Thrasher, Hughes, Benlon, Turner, Bybufh, Arnold, Taft Second row: RuHer, Lackey, Wafson, Slack, Kollman, Soyez, Cassidy, Morfhole, Husband, Bradley, Hudson, BIunI', Buclrborough, Meals, VanDevenfer. I I I I

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o ROOM I04 OFFICERS AND DIRECTOR ABBOTT JOHNSON PATTY VAN PATTEN MR. WOOD WALTER DERLACKI MARY JANE BODEN EUGENE HAUG ROBERT ANDERSON WI-IAT SO PROUDLY WE HAIL Wi'I'h 'line leadership needed 'Ioday 'Io solve 'rhe world's problems, il seems only righl Io poinl oui' especially lhese sludenl' and facully leaders in Evansfon Township High School, people who will serve or are already doing 'Iheir share in helping 'lhe nalion live on. The sludenl' leaders are chosen in each home room of approxima+eIy Iwo hundred and lilly pupils and have a hand in confrolling school affairs as well as home room prob- lems. In order lo se'Hle imporfanl' quesfions involving fhe enlire s'I'udenl body, lhe Cen'I'ral Council was formed, consisfing o'F 'Ihe lirsl' floor liunior- Fnrsl row Monlgomery, Cameron, H. Miller, MacConneII, C. Miller, Nash, Kingsbury, Tilbe, Brauer. Second row: Edman, Connor Leigh, Harlsoclc, Runge, MacNally, H. Wilson, Andersen, Malfson, Carpenler, Rogers, Kaspers, OH, Mannhardl.

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DONAL ROSS HARRY SMART RICHARD SHOOK MR. BALDWIN DANIEL McCARTHY GRETA LEE KRANZ ORRINGTON FOSTER JAY NICHOLS 0 ROOM I44 OFFICERS AND DIRECTOR This year a requesf was senf ouf from fhe school office asking fhaf, when- ever possible, fhe pupils should aid fhe feachers in doing everyday work, especially fhose who could beffer be devofing 'Iheir fime and energies fo defense work. Unknown fo fhe sfudenfs, many members of fhe faculfy are serving fhe couni-ry in various ways foday. Some have been called info service buf have leff unobfrusively wifh only a farewell parfy, per- haps, given by a friend. Ofhers are feaching special evening or summer school courses perraining fo fraining for fufure iobs in our machine of governmenf, alfered by fhe war. Those nof direcfly connecfed wifh defense work do fheir par-I' by buying defense sfamps and helping sfudenfs gain a knowledge of people and subiecf ma1'I'er which will aid fhem in becoming beffer cifizens of fomorrow. In order fo solve fhe much- Firsf row: Rafferfy, Gofsch, Hosfefler, Bunyan, Wrighf, Parsons, Ziller, McGlennon, Crabb, Gransee, Dodd, Munchmore Second row: BoHrell, Brumbaugh. Sfafford, Tresise, Thompson, Parks, Guillard, Cufler, Vernon, Buffmire, F. Johnson Rufe Sfevenson, Young, Swiff, Ehri.