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

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1945 volume:

.748 MGWLUOL ' f9uM4Le.l L, jAe gfzaa of 1945 gjuanfnllon .7own6Aila .S7cAoo! guanafon, .gfgnoia Uoime 28 'VI' , 5 'igm 1' .su 'fm' I . Ol Ql,U0l This year has broughf fhe war very close fo E.-f.l-l.S. Alrnosf every day we of fhe Senior Class read of a former school rnafe killed, wounded, or missing in acfion. School acfivi- fies, foo, have been influenced by fhe war: every organizafion has as ifs goal af leasf one acfivify fhaf is parf of fhe war efforf. To presenf fhese serious aims as well as fhe rnany liqhfer rnornenfs, fhe sfaff has chosen ex- fracfs from fhe diaries of various seniors, which porfray sfudenf life befween fhe liber- afion of Paris and V-E Day. gcbfora NANCY WALL fu 4 - . -.,-'21 Managing Edifor MARION MOORE Business Manager Assisfanf Managing Edifor AMOS MATHEWS JANET GOU LD JOHN CROWN DOROTHY J. COLBURN Lifera ry Edifor Arf Eclifor Phofographer Adviser MR. JOHN AL BROCDKS For the past twelve years the high school has had on its board a man who has done much to malce the school what it is today. Becoming a mem- ber in the depths of the depression, he helped guide the school away from the financial chaos which was then ahiecting neighboring school systems. He expended his time and energy Freely and took a deep personal interest gn all phases of school life. ln gratitude for his generous and untiring serv- ices the senior class dedicates this Yearboolc to Mr. John A. Brooks, re- iring president of the school board. ' in 'Q . I f' T - 55 :ii 1' rg . -L4 Mr. Leach Mr. Jones Mr. CGPHSFOH WY K WALTER L. BARNUM Assis+an+ Principal Mr. Hosfefler Mr. Melvin Mr. Parson of 'rhe budgel slall, wilh his I-Ieil I-Ii+Ier sales Ialk, convinced me I have Io buy a budgel Iickel. I looked around Ihe gym and saw all 'rhose hundreds and hundreds of sludenls, and I wondered al our freedom of speech, our freedom ol assembly. Well, almosl. I was silling nexl Io a Teacher. Wednesday, Seplember I 3-Firsl lunch hour movies were Ioday. II seems now as if school had never slopped. We are busy wilh G.A.A. sporrs aflernoon, +he denlal program. Ihe war chesl drive, Jrhe aclivilries-eligibilify cards, and The GAC. lea for new girls. Already we are beginning To hear abouf eleclions, loo. Thursday, Seplember 2I-The iirsl issue of Ihe Evanslonian came ou+ Jroday, and home rooms held primaries. Polilrics al E.T.I-I.S. isn'+ whal il used Io be. The Viclory Corps meels Jromorrow Io plan The year's work. buf mosl exciling lor now is Ihe Penlrangle Iurnaboul, The Pepperminl Prance, on Ihe 3O+h. Tha+'s Jrhe day afler our Iirsl foolball game. I-Imm! 'ifvvva' I I in tt' Bargain of 'l'he Year I BucIge+eers Richard Kelly, Warren Richardson, Conrad Eimers, treasurer, Craig Holloway, Scott Pieters, president,jol'm Balch, Marilyn Meyer, William Harwood. 5 w 'w Margie johnson, john Burlingame, Gene VanDyke, treasurer, Barbara Kinney, Mr. Nuclcols, Donna Thorud, Richard jones, president. ft George Morrison, Philip Howlett, Philip McMaster, treasurer, Horton Kellogg, president, Miss Murphy, Richard Harper, Phoebe Gustavson, Bruce Mccroskey. 944 340. 1944 i943 ' , , November 6-We passed our TesT in salesmanship-passed iT To The Tune oT S5 I ,576. I 6, of magazine subscripTions. Top salesmen were l-lorTon Kellogg, William l-larwood, and Jean Laue. Home-rooms I24 and IO4 had a close baTTle To see who would give The oTher a parTy. I24 won by 52.50. By bringing in subscripTions, sTudenTs helped Tinance The BugeT TickeT and many oTher acTiviTies. War Bonds and War STamps were among The many prizes received. November I3-New Trier sTudenTs and TooTball players spoke in all home rooms Today. These speeches were arranged by The EvansTon-New Trier Council, which exisTs To bring abouT a more perTecT occord be- Tween The ciTizens and organizaTions oT boTh schools. Bob Wieczorowski is presidenTg STeve Davis, vice-presidenTq Nancy Bryson, corresponding secreTary: and Joan CaTTin, recording secreTary. November I4-The six EvansTon represenTaTives: Bob Wiecoorowski, Joan CaTTin, Bill Olds, Mary Jeanne Erickson, Warren Richardson, and Bob l-lampTon, along wiTh The TooTball co-capTains Corky Johnson ond Bucky Chaney, Traveled To a New Trier assembly Today. Whiz gave a Tine speech on inTer-school relaTions. 18 Melvin's M Jean Laue. R h d Serrin, Mr. M l PeTer Randi C lyn CI Super Sale H Ton Kellogg N y Hager. Alle M y Bruce MCC ll h Carl M cl 9 William H d VOFI B in Bowl P T R cllev. Je L LIVW GH December I-This yecir Jrhe Social Commillee was organized Io discuss and formulale policies regarding social clubs wishing +o be recognized by The school. Made up oi lhe heads oi maior organizaiions in The school, ihis commillee elecled Jim Crawford iis chairman and Wynn Mason, secre- Tory. AI Ihe firsr meeiing, in Seplember, ii was decided +ha+ each club musl' have a definile purpose, a conslilulion, and a iacully sponsor. INTER-SCHOOL COUNCIL Jerry Kefchan, William Olds, Charles Sieingraber. Roberi I-lampion, Frank Moyer, Warren Richardson, Mary Jeanne Erickson, Sue. Engelhard, Joan Carlin, S+even Davis, Roberr Wieczorowski, Nancy Bryson. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Mr. Mafrson. l..S.C. sponsor: Herron Kellogg, L. S. C. represenlariveg Warren Richardson, execulive president iunior class: Mr. Melvin, Troians' sponsor: Peier Rancllev, magazine sales manager: Jean Carlisle, G.A.A. president William Harwood, Vicfory Corps clirecror: Mary Jeanne Erickson, Peniangle presiderii: James Crawford, Troians represenlaiive, chairman of social commiifee: Wynn Mason, Evansionian associafe edilorf Mr. Parson, sponsor of social commiifee: Roberr I-Iampion, execurive president senior class: Barbara Seaquisi, maior, Girls' Drill Corps: Amos Mafhews, colonel, M.T.C.: Miss Gray, chairman of siudenr acliviliesg Roberr Wieczorowski, Quadrangle presiclenl. 'I9 .,, VICTORY CORPS EXECUTIVES SeaTecl: W nn Mason, William Harwood, David Morris. Y 5Tanding: Nancy Wall, BeTTy Carlberg, Amy Evans, David Shanks, PaT Allison, DoroThy Lee, Amos MaThews, Miss Gray, Roberi' Brumbaugh, Jean Carlisle, RoberT Wieczorowski, BeTsy JohnsTon, William U Malm, Margaref Phalen, Mary Jeanne Erickson. 4 OcTober I-l-leaded by Bill Harwood and Dave Morris, TwenTy-one organizaTions represenTed in The execuTive commiTTee oT The VicTory Corps are planning The yeor's war acTiviTies. G.A.A. has sTarTed salvaging Tin cans in The caTeTeria, 75 a week, Tor use as morphine conTainers. The nuTriTion commiTTee will moke a survey of sTudenTs' meals, and The physical TiTness commiTTee will sponsor healTh week in November, wiTh conTesTs, lecTures, and T.B. TesTs. Through The iob experience program, The school will bring TogeTher sTudenTs who wanT To work and business men who need workers. A group oT high school girls have volunTeered To work every week aT EvansTon l-lospiTal. Freehand classes will make I80 menu covers Tor The Red Cross To disTribuTe To ships aT seo. PenTangle will Till ChrisTmas sTockings Tor children aT EvansTon and Cook CounTy hospiTals. February I2-lT's a good record so Tar. The War ChesT drive broughT in 5675, TiTTy percenT more Than lasT year. By Mid-January, sales oT war sTamps ond bonds had reached 540,000 wiTh nineTy-eighT percenT oT The school parTicipaTing regularly. PenTangle and Trireme collecTed 55 bogs oT cloThing Tor children in liberaTed Europe. G.A.C. senT several packages oT books and 40 oTher giTTs To Miss Muriel Parks. Tormer EvansTon Teacher, To use as ChrisTmas giTTs Tor wounded boys in a New Guinea hospiTol. Quadrangle and Girls' Drill Corps collecTed l2,000 magazines as ChrisTmas giTTs Tor veTerons' hospiTals. Now Quadrangle is compleTing anoTher drive, which broughT in 2,660 books Tor our Torces overseas. . 20 l STAMP MANAGERS Bill Jennings Ralph Jackson Red Cross girls paclced I5 boxes ol personal accessories lor European refugee children. Over-crowded buses and spring wealher will be good pronnolers for Jrhe walk-lo-school campaign which Safely Council is planning. Several underclossmen were menlioned by Chairman Bill l-larwood for oulslanding service: Bill Jennings and Ralph Jackson, war slampsg Jeanne I-lolman, Cap and Cape Club: Barbaro Smilh, war chesi, Len Lindslrom, Safely Council: Eunice Luccoclc, girls' band: John Prilzlall, Aernonauiics Club: Ted Johnson, Maih-Science Club. March 9-The Red Cross collecled S53 I .85 for lhe war fund. DRILL CORPS COLLECTORS WAR CHEST CHAIRMEN Shirley Warren, Mary Ellen Woods, Carolyn Floyd, Barbara Barbara Smilh, Jaclc Richards Seaquisf, Blanche Oswald, Joan Anderson. me ' R 9HEvHglilVAi h enfang 2 Seplember 20-Social life has slarled wilh PenJrangle's Pepper- minl Prance -a very successful dance! Seprember ZI-The Girls' Aclivi- lies Commilrlee gave ils annual lea for girls new lo The cily. Belly Carlberg, chairman, an- nounced lhal' G.A.C. will again serve milk and sandwiches lo all players affer foolball gomes. Oclober 20-Penlangle h0S iust packed 55 bags of clolhing for lhe Save Jrhe Children Federalion 'fo send lo Europe. November 24-Junior and senior girls, wil'h senior boys as escorls, be- came glamorous models lfor a dayl in 'rhe P.T.A. slyle show. ' December 8-Todoy we packed Jroys and candy, brighfly wrapped, for hospilalized children al Chrislmas. PENTANGLE BOARD Sealed: Ann Evans: Sue Calling Mary Jeanne Erickson, president Phoebe Guslafson. secrelaryq Bobbie Wilson: Virginia Black. Sfandingz Amy Evans. Pa+ Phalen, Jean Packer, Donna Thorud, Jean Friskey and Anne Boynfon. TRIREME OFFICERS Barbara Meyer. vice-prevsideriff Beverly l-lowleH', president and Sonia Faust lreasurer. Noi shown, Helen I-Iarper, secretory. gi .Q January I8 - Penlangle Sponge Par+y loday. We made 5,000 sponges and fold- ed much needed paper bags for Evanslon l-lospilal. February I6- For Jrwo weeks Penlangle has been working wilh Quadrangle and Trireme 'ro collecl 2,660 books for Jrhe U.S.O. Today Miss Elsie May Smilhies, dean of women al Occidenlal College, spoke on l-low Old Are You? a+ cz Penjrangle assembly. February 22-l+'s noi only George Washing+on's birlh- day-iJr's Jrhe dale for Jrhe Penlangle facully lea. Before The year ends, we are going lo cover pillows, lenglhen drapes, and moke our club rooms in 260 more allraclive. March I5-GAC. voled Jroday lo send a servicemen's newsleller early in The nexl school year. P March 23-Penfrangle board is planning a coke porly April I4 for Jrhe boards of The New Trier Girls' Club and G.A.A. . G.A.C. BOAR D Jean Frislcey, Pal Phalen, Mary Jeanne Erickson, Marilyn Murphy, Befly Carlberg, chairman: Agalha Whilehouse, Barbara Seaqulsf, Virginia Black, Nancy Wall. rireme HARVEST HOP LETTERS TO LUCENTI . QUADRANGLE BOARD Sealed: Jim Crawford, freasurer: Bob Wierzorowski, presidenl: Phil l-lowlelf. recording secrelary. Sl' nding: Conrad Eimers: Leon Miles: Dick Schullz, second vice-presidenl: John Freeman: Charles Marck: Bill Olds: Don Calh responding secrelaryg Neil King: Lloyd Shanks: Lawrence Braun: Charles Lellel, firsl vice-presidenl: Leigh DeWi++: Jack Tre H Oclober 28-Things are surely rolling in Quadrangle now lhal The l944 l-lorvesl lnlormal is over. Under Jim Crawiord's rnanagemenl we grossed more lhan ever before. November 2l-Phil l-lowlell reporled lhal Awards Nighl should be a big success wilh Luke Johnson os speaker. Don Calhoun's hall guards are on lhe job, wilh Bill Olds and Niel King busy gelling armbands. December l I-Leon Miles said 'rhal we can gel al leasl l l,OOO magazines lor l-lines hospilal wilh lhe aid of lhe Girls' Drill Corps. Corky Johnson is drowing plans lor a Quadrangle club room aller The war. Bob Brumbaugh and Dave Shanks are working wilh Bobbie Wilson and Beverley l-lowlell lor lhe U.S.O. book drive in February. February IO-Don Calhoun has slarled plans 'For field day, and Phil l-lowlell is work- ing on 'rhe idea of a Dads' Nighlr in May lo oward lellers lor spring sporls. Q P k J-pg -I-if 1-S1 5, J ROOM Ediiors Evelyn Kelly, George Morrison. Wynn Mason, Mary Lou Soulhard, Richard S. Davis ledifor-in-chiefl, Roloerr Chrisfian DEADLINE NIGHT GRANT J.VERI-IULST January I2-Secrell The senior siail is planning a farewell dinner for Mr. Verhulsi. who will leave al' The end of The ierrn. Under his guidance ihe paper has won a nalional award for Jrhree consecuiive years as one of ihe lifieen besr high school papers in Jrhe couniry.. During his leave Miss Piclcard is ro preside in Jake's Jolly Joint 25- Back Row: Rice, l-leifner, Zahn, Helms, Colion, Place, Wieczorowski, Jaharis, Faverfy, Agase, Kelly, Shasberger, Kalem lmgr Middle Row: Coach Jack Rofhacker, Niel lmgnl, Smell lmgnl, Vail, Ross, Frank Johnson, Olson, Laschinski, Lucenii, Richardson, Menary, Koenig, Pierson lrngnl, Coach Connor. Froni Row: Shedd, Crawford, Shulh, Casali, Seymour, Chaney, Corky Johnson, Van Dyke, Brumbaugh, Ligare, Bronson Mack. Seprember 29-A powerful slariing eleven, bulr iew capable reserves, will complicale The plor in lhe loolbcill slory. Coach Rolhachens siariing ieam will consisl' of Corky Johnson and Jim Kelly, ends, David Ligare and Buddy Rice, Tackles, Jim Crawford and Bob Brumbaugh, guards: l-lal Faverly, cenierq Dave Shedd, qucrlerbackg Bucky Chaney and Dick Lucenii, halfbacksg and l-luqh l-lelms, fullback. Today, Friday ailernoon. we opened our ioolball season by clubbing Roosevelr l-liqh School, 40-O. Bucky and Dick Lucenii really ran wild. Well, gel H! Chaney charges 7 'zzzzfd ' Oclober 7-This was The gloorniesi Salurday of Jrhe year. Wilh a minule lell lo play, lv1orion's quarlerback, Fred Nad- herny, cdughl a pass in Jrhe end-zone +o give Jrhe Muslangs a 6-6 lie wilh Jrhe Kils. Do y If! i Fro il Kik O Chaney had previously scored for Evans- lon on an end run. Oclober I4-Oak Park pulled lheir usual second-half +acJrics Jroday, coming from behind lo nose us oul I3-I2. 27 FaverTy and Ligare were The EvonsTon line sTalwarTs. BoTh KiT Touchdowns were by Chaney, one a 73-yard punT reTurn. OcTober 2I-We Tinally goT a breaTher and did we Take advanTage oT iT, whip- ping Senn, 25-O. IT only we could play more Chicago schools! Chaney scored once, l-lelms Twice, ond guarTer- back Warren Richardson once. Every man on The Team played. OcTober 28-We are back in The losing ruT again and sTill seeking our TirsT league win. We Traveled To Proviso To see The PiraTes break a score- less Tie by puTTing over a TourTh-quarTer Touchdown, an end run on a TourTh down wiTh Ten yards To go. November 4-Passes Trom Chaney ToJohnson were good Tor a pair oT scores and a leogue win over The Wauke- gan lndians, I2-6. Rice and Ligare were losT To The Team wiTh injuries. Ends Kelly and Johnson kepT The speedy Indian runners boxed in. November Il-ArmisTice Day meanT noThing To The EvansTon WildkiTs as They bombed The Amundsen Vik- ings wiTh TooTball and Tlying TeeT ond Thumped Them 45-6. Cher Casali, Bud SchulTz, Bill Place, Bob lvlenary, Gordon Mack, and Bob Wieczorowski were called on and gave a fine accounl of Themselves. Things were picking up for us. November I8-We dread- ed Jrraveling lo Phelps Field, New Trier, home oi Jrhe newly crowned league chompions. buf we bundled up as besi we could and slarled for The slaughlrer. The game looked more like Jrhe slale champion- ship New Trier Track squad running Jrhrough praciice. The Wildkils finished by sharing lhe Suburban Leogue cellar wilh The Proviso Pirales. Ev- anslon won four games, losl Jrhree, and Tied one. But none of Jrhe KH viclories was over a league foe. November 2 I--We iusl re- ceived word Jrhal Faverly and Johnson were chosen mosr valuable ployers by lheir Kil reammales, and lhal Chaney, Rice, Faverry, and Johnson received honorable menlion on The coaches All-Suburban League eleven. I ,, P0 G.A.A. BOARD oro y Lee, J or's a , Marilyn Mey - IIII Il I 'il f l ,MII I M I svn ,. J , TWENTY-TWENTY RIDING HIGH February I4-WeII, here ii is Ihe middle of February and aImos+ Jrime for our nexf insIaIIaIion of GAA. officers. LasI spring Jean Carlisle was elecied presidenr. March 20-I'II never Iorgei The hilarious sIci'r 'rhe Iac:uI+y pu+ on ai 'rhe '44'spring pariy. We aImosI died Iaughing when Miss IvIiIIer, usuoIIy so IuII oi vim and vigor, came ou? as Ihe in'reIIecIuaI Iype, carrying an unabridged diciionary. The resI oi Ihe slroif porirayed such characiers as The Ioughie, Ihe appIe poiisher, and The girl who simply musi wear all her ieweiry in gym. 30 B Qctober 9-in the fall, hoclcey CfVlarilyn Nleyerl, speedball flVlary Sauiresb, and archery Chfiargaret BradburyD ran full blast with an unsurpassed attendance. ln the junior-senior hoclcey tournament, 'IQ4 came out in the lead, in the speedball tourna- ment, the fresh-sophs ol 364 took First honors. November 7-Badminton fBetty Carlbergj vies in popularity vvith volleyball Chflar- garet Broolcsj for early Winter sports. January 'IQ-G.A.A. credits for the Winter season were given For eight practices in basketball and tumbling. ln all sportsjunior and senior leaders, under the supervision of Miss Challand and Miss Bourne, helped out in the tournament, junior leaders as timers and scorers, senior leaders as referees. Qctober 7-The Saddle Club, a G.A.A. Ahfiliate, be- gan under the leadership ot Sue Anning and the spon- sorship oi'Miss Miller. November 18-With fall comes the football season, and with the Football games comes the Doghouse. lt,s lun vvorlcing there, For we have agrand bunch olgirls helping. 31 Use your imaginafion Down came a spider And sa'r down beside her- Mary. Mary, Quiie confra ry- M! J? W 3 fi' W, W 1 fx wiv Sw EN' J! General Stuff: Cotton, Beckett, Commcndcnt Lewis, Mathews, Mcfroskey, Nober. Mustering Ceremony Davis STreeT 34 SepTember 22-The TirsT much dreaded early TormaTion was held Todoy. The cadeTs looked raTher ragged, buT iT was apparenT ThaT in Time They would be up To Their old Torm. This year Col. Amos MaThews leads The Corps, assisTed by LT. Col. Phil Naber, execuTive oTTicer, and CapT. Bill BeckeTT, adjuTanT. Mojors Rickey CoT- Ton and Bruce McCroskey command The Two baTTalions. November I8-TonighT aT The annual MusTering Cere- mony The Treshmen oTTicially become a parT oT The Corps. F Company, under CapT. Phil McMosTer, and The 2nd BaTTalion, under Major Bruce McCroslcey, won The honor uniT awards. Then LT. Don Reynolds oT The U. S. Army Thrilled The audience wiTh The accounT oT his advenTures in The ATTu campaign. February 9-AT a special early morning TormoTion CapT. Carl von Meding was promoTed To Major. Com- mander 2nd BTTn., To replace Major Bruce McCrosl4ey, who leTT school beTween semes- Ters. Second LTs. Jan Ragnar and Jack Weber were pro- moTed To TirsT lieuTenanTs. Mr. Maxwell presenTed The Tribune medols To LT. Col. Phil Naber and To STaTT SgT. Sid- ney Anderson Tor general ex- cellence. February IO-The Corps Ball. The music of lv1clnTyre's bond: The red, whiTe, and blue sTreamers as decoraTiong The snappy cadeT ushers: The huge punch bowls: The cadeTs' uniTorms TogeTher wiTh The girls' Tormals-all These made iT an evening never To be Tor- goTTen. The climax oT The evening came when SToTT SgT. Alan Meyer led The underclass- men Through The arch of sabers Tormed by The seniors. March I7-Today The riTle Team suTTered iTs TirsT deTeaT in Tour years aT The MidwesT RiTle MaTch, where iT placed second To Culver in a Tield oT Twelve Teams. Culver shoT on I839p EvansTon, I838. T-lowever, The Team Tinished The resT oT iTs season succe5sTully and now has a record oT 28 shoulder-To-shoulder maTches wiThouT a loss. The drill Team is really clicking This year under CapT. STeve Jones, DAR. Saber winner, who has TaughT The Team many new movemenTs. 35 Colors F T and C T MiliTary E T Corps Pa rade R T KLM mow December I I-ChrisTmos week aT E.T.l-LS.-roaring Tires every morning in The Tire- places in The TronT lobby-lighTed Trees and Twining ChrisTrnas greens-everyThing To give a Triendly, TesTive aTmosphere. Alumni reTurn To visiT. and pause To admire The ChrisTmas Trees in every home room. December l4+The music deparTmenT presenTecl iTs annual ChrisTmas TesTivol TonighT, wiTh The chorus, banol, and orchesTra combining To give The joyous spiriT oT ChrisTmas and hope Tor The New Year. The high spoT was The pageanT, a scene oT The NoTiviTy and The visiT oT The Wise Men, presenTecl by The drama, orchesTral, and choral groups. December I5-Climax oT The pre-holiday week was The ChrisTmc1s assembly, wiTh selecTions Trom The Messiah and a speech by a war correspondenT iusT reTurnecl Trom While Christmas IT came upon a midnighi'- See The blazing yule before us D6ClK The hell 36 Figluf! Figluf! Evansfon, yea' We will figluf for you- flue Pacific area. Affer scluool flue cluoir gave a program of Clurisfmos music for flue fac- ulfy fea in flue fronf lobby. December I-Tonigluf was flue firsf nigluf game of flue season in Beardsley Gym and flue fellows sure wenf all ouf, baffering Amundsen, 55-I4. Eimers wos really popping 'em. All fold lue bagged I7 poinfs. lf looks like a good season aluead. The sfarfing five fluis season consisfs of forwards Connie Eimers and Bob l-lampfon, cenfer Corky Jolunson, and guards Bill Moller ond Frifz Smiflu. Tluey were assisfed by l-lal Faverfy, Naf Davis. Cluuck Jolunson, Buck Cluaney, and Dick Markel. December 8-Luck is on our side fluis year. Yes, sir! Our Kifs finally won a game by one poinf, wluipping Oak Park 37-36 on our courf. A long sluof by Frifz Smiflu did flue frick. December I5-We were a liffle afraid our boys migluf nof ploy so well on a foreign floor, buf fluey were never beffer as fluey foppled Waukegan, 33-27. Corky Jolunson and Bill Moller paced flue Kif winners. We're sfill undefeafed. January 5-Before flue biggesf Evansfon flurong in several seasons. flue Wildkifs dropped o sudden deaflu overfime confesf fo flue lvlorfon Musfangs, 39-37, and flue 37 Coaches Wilson, HampTonq Eimers. Moller. Calhoun, C. Johnson, G. Johnson, SmiTh, HampTon, Chaney, Davis, FaverTy, Markel, McCulloch lmgr.l Tears really Tlowed like wine. SmiTh Tied The game in regulaTion Time wi+h a Tree Throw and his long shoT gave EvansTon a lead wiTh seconds remaining in The TirsT overTime. l-lowever. a reserve guard dropped in a boskelr, and 45 seconds aTTer The sTarT oT The sudden deaTh, lV1orTon's Ray RoTTi won The game wiTh a long one-handed shoT. January I2-Sluggish ball handling and poor shooTing cosT The KiTs a 35-28 gome aT New Trier. January I9--IT was a long Trip ouT To Maywood, buT broTher whaT a gruesome Trip home. We losT To The Proviso PiraTes 32-3 I. oTTer leading mosT oT The game. I January 26-Playing in The indoor Tield house aT Niles, where many a high school Track sTar has been discovered, The KiTs Took picks on Their counTry cousins once again. This Time The score was 40-35. Corky played ci swell game. February 2-LeT me aT 'eml Those Waukegan Tellows sTood wiTh The ball iusT over mid-courT Tor Three and a half quarTersl Bulldog guard John Pucin sank a boskeT as The gun wenT OTT To win, 5-3. BaskeTball'? NuTsl 38 February 9-This was The worsT game we ever saw. and aT lvlorTon Too. Those Mus- Tangs scored aT will ond Coach l-lampTon used every player on The bench To no avail. The KiTs are iusT waiTing Tor The sTaTe play now. February I6-This was The TirsT aTTernoon leogue game in Beardsley Gym ThaT we can remember in our Tour years aT EvansTon. l-lowever, The main Thing is we avenged an earlier deTeaT aT The hands oT New Trier by Thumping Them. 59-45. 4 1? Q i is QQ. 'fin February 23-WiTh every senior on The squad playing his lasT prep baskeTball game beTore a home crowd, The EvansTon quinTeT walloped Proviso 53-38. This placed The KiTs in Third place in The Tinal league sTandings wiTh Tive vicTories and Tive deTeaTs. February 28-We Traveled all The way To Waukegan iusT To see hisTory repeaT iTselT. The KiTs losT To Skokie 35-34 in Their TirsT game of The sTaTe TournamenT. l Welcome home. Madame. N lcarus is a murderer! i Pamela SlaTTer. Joan Rose, Sue CaTTin. Sally PresTridge, Joan Senfuria, Phoebe GusTav l You are Madame l-lunTer- Sally PresTridge, CaThy BooTh, Gordon Barnha February 24-We puT LeTTers To Lucerne To bed TonighT. IT doesn'T seem as if only Tive shorT weelcs ago we were all Trying ouT Tor parTs. None oT us will ever TorgeT Thc1T nighT in Social l-lall when Miss l-lovde Tinally announced The casT. Then came worlc and more worlc .... The sTage crew, under The direcTion oT Mr. Tresise, l9uilT a complere new seT. SaTurdays ond long nighTs aTTer school were sacriTiced To make The play a success. Then came ThaT long awaiTed opening nighT, wiTh iTs unTor- geTTable Thrill as The curTain wenT up. We were all hoping Tor The l9esT ond Tearing The worsT. BuT in vain, Tor iT was a greaT success. TonighT aTTer The performance a recepTion was held baclcsTage Tor The cosT, Their parenTs. and Their Triends. 40 AgaTha WhiTehouse, CaThie BooTh, David FeTle Mariorie l-lalvorsen so l love you. Olga. U Crew Cut Take care of Olga. George Morrison. Joan Rose Warren Richardson, Phoebe Gustavson. Mama, 'rhe Guaranry Trust Joan Senfuria, Pamela Slalier, Joan Rose lon floorl, Phoebe Guslavson, Sue Cairin. Sally Presfridge. Hans achmidr ........., ,,,,,,,,, Erna Schmidl' ,,,,....,, ,.....,,. P hoebe Gusfavson Margarell-,em Olga ,,,,,,,......,.,..,,. ..,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.. J oan Rose Gustav Miss Linder .,.,. ,.....,,, A galha Whifehouse i'--i Miss l-lunler .,,... ....,......... C alhie Boolh f - Bingo 4,,,,,,,,, ,....,,,,,,.,.. S ue Carlin Sally ,,...,,, ,...,,,,, S ally Presiridge Fror1COiS ......... Felix ,,,,,,,A,,l,,,...,,,,,,,,, ,..,...., J oan Senfuria Marion Curwood ,..,,.. ..,..,,. P amela Slaller Koppler 'A ' .....,, Mariorie l-lalvorsen Dave Fefler Bob Mogge Warren Richardson George Morrison ..Vil'o Koslcy Phil Barnharl Bob Wieczorowslci Several limes Jrhe Drama Club has presenled lunch hour plays. Among lhe besl' were Yes Means No and Thar famous comedy li Men Played Carols As Women Do. 41 SHARKS! Angle of Symme March I5-The Evansron Wildkil swimming Team, improving more every season, fin- ished ils mosi successful campaign under Coach Jack Rolhacher. The squad placed Jrhird in The Suburban League meer and Third in The srale races. Cur viclory over Lane Tech in a dual meer wos lhe firsl conguesl of The Chicago school in len years. Lane was This year's slale champion. The Wildkil rosler included Bob lvlenary. Dick Jones, Bruce Amslulz, Bill Perkowiiz, Dick Mueller, John Burlingame. Bud Bach, Dave Griffin, John Fowler, l-lorlon Kellogg, Ralph Gilliland, Dick fLaBahn, Bardy Schmidl, Eugene Lee, Bud l-lollowoy, and Chuck Pererson. 49 Fronf row: LaBahn, Kelly ko Weber, Bach. Holloway, P T Second row: Coach Rofhacher Amslufz, Menary, Gillila d J s Burlingame, Kellogg, Fow Thi cl o ' Schmidf Willia L M Ile P l 3 l r rw. , m ee Milchell. ue r, ierso Coach Luflinen. Off Wiih a Bang Backwa rd, Boys All Tied Up Shot Putter Commando Tactics HH- lhe Dust Cross Counlry Team Front row: Witsiepe, Olds, Shafer, Sounders, Wilson, Powell. Critchlield CITIGFIGQGVD. Second row: Cunlilfe, Word, Mumm, Trotter, Trouth, Woitley, Miles, Coach Schultz. L.S.C. l Trojans Cooches L.S.C. Horace Cobb, Harrell Dahm, Roberl Brumloaugh, Ralph Fisher, Mr. Mallson, William Moller, Conrad Eimers, Na+ Davis David Allen, Rolserl Wieczorowslci, l-lorlon Kellogg. TROJANS Fronl row: Herberl Edwards, John Burlingame, Douglas Wailley, Ralph Gilliland, Joe DeLapp. Second row: Tom Russell, James Crawford, Richard Schurnaclrer, Scoll Pielers, James l-lerbon, Mr, Melvin, William Beclcell Warren Richardson, Emil Schuliz, Richard Mueller. SPORTS HEADS Sealed: Leo J. Samuelson, head of lhe physical educalicn deparimenlq Coaches Rolhacher, Conner, R. l-lamplon. Koepniclf Poller, Lewis, Salierlhwaile. Slandingz Coaches McQuerrey, Bunn, Benlz. Schultz, Magill, Glennie, Buffmire, Terhune, Wilson, Lulfinen, lvluchmore. 44 Us RE ESQ fjllflhi K llllf :J - if 'LVI J , F ' df wal' .X 'I - K df' 1- in I u LOVE S SACRIFICE Wynn Mason. Russell Bogarf, Mariorie Armsfrong, Doris Johnson, Barb I-I T II A KERRY COURTING- Warr R h d Ch I F B TT 46 en ic ar son, ar ene erris. e y LuTTon, Roberl' Wieczorowsk TRIAL BY JURY Ray Busch, Don Malin, Joyce McClelland, David Brasm Ocfober I3+-The music deparTmenT began The year with on evening party. Enter- TainmenT was a PoTpourri,wiTh a piano Team of Miss Vander Griend and Miss Shaw as The feafure acf. The choral and insTrumenToI groups have chosen Their offi- cers. Presidenf of The Mixed Choir is Don Malin: Masfer- singers, Russ Bogarfg Girls' Choir, Jacqueline Bufow: Madrigal Singers, Gene Brown. PresidenT of The band and orchesTra is I-Iarold I-lanover. BeTTy l.uTTon heods The Musi- cians' Club. December IO-The band, direcTed by Mr. Fred Krueger, afTer providing enferfainmenf aT half Time aT E.-l.l-l.S. fooT- ball and baslceTball games, will play aT severol Norfhwesfern games. December I2-The Girls' Choir performed for The Womens' Club. OuTsTanding members of Mixed Choir, The band, and The orchesfra joined sTudenTs of ofher suburban schools in The Illinois Music Educafion AssociaTion's clinic. December I4-The enfire deparTmenT appeared in The annuol ChrisTmas concerf. March I6-This is opera nighf aT E.T.l-I.S., wiTh Three one-acT operaTTas. The firsT, Love's Sacrifice, by Charles Cadman, had iTs Chicago premiere aT E.T.l-l.S. A Kerry CourTing, a cycle of Irish songs, honored ST. PaTriclc's day. The Tinale was Trial by Jury. We repeaT Tor anoTher packed house Tomorrow nighT. No more is ThaT over Than Miss RaTTerTy sTarTs preparing us Tor The annual spring TesTivol, which The enTire deparTmenT will presenT, wiTh The cooperaTion oT The drama and arT classes and The ParenT-Teachers AssociaTion. An all-American secTion oT The program will lead To Ballad Tor Americans, TeciTuring Roy Schuessler, USNR. The enTire chorus and orchesTra will Torm The background. Alumna soloisT will be ElizabeTh l-lull. pianisT, a T944 grc1duaTe who is now a sTudenT aT NorTh- wesTern. She will play Gerschwin's Rhapsody in Blue wiTh The orchesTra, direcTed by Mr. TraugoTT Rohner. An A Capella chorus will sing Pioneers, O Pioneers, a modern song cycle by Carl McDonald and WalT WhiTmon. The band will play a modern novelTy composiTion, T-leadlinesf' and The enTire TesTival chorus oT six hundred voices will sing The Tamous spiriTual, Go Down. Moses. In Jrhe seefhing cauldron H1row- Snips Bored Arfisfg and Models parks -h! evering Wxb ag- LITERARY STAFF ART STAFF Jean Friskey Jan Chambers Mary Jeanne Ericlcson Margarel Bradbury William Harwood Willene l-leaps Don Malin Marilyn Murphy 50 ART STAFF Jan Chambers. Janef Gould, Margaref Bradbury LITERARY STAFF Marilyn Murphy, Amos Ma+hews. Mary Jeanne Erickson, Bill Harwood. PHOTOGRAPH ERS Tom McCarl'hy, John Crown. .l BUSINESS STAFF IO4--Beverly Burch and Marilyn Meyer I24-Marilyn Loepperr and Bruce McCulloch 144-Anne Janney and Phil McMasfers I64-Slade Gorton and Marion Moore 364-Ronald Nauman EDITORS Amos MaThews, Nancy Wall, Marion Moore, JaneT Gould. BUSINESS STAFF Marilyn Meyer, Marion Moore, Phil McMasTer, Marilyn LoepperT, Ronald Nauman. OcTober 3I-Senior assessmenTs are almosT all collecTed, and The Tour ediTors hove sTarTed planning The Annual. January 26-MosT oT The seniors have had Their picTures Taken. Now The sTaTT is in The midsT oT moking a dummy and Trimming engravings. February I6-To carry ouT The diary Theme, The arT sTaTT is slceTching carroons de- picTing liTe aT E.T.l-I.S. March I9-Forced To geT Their copy in earlier Than ever beTore because OT The man- power shorTage, The liTerary sToTT is working hard puTTing The copy and TiTles inTo shape. April 9-AT lasT iT is done! DespiTe shorTages oT Tilm. paper, and oTher iTems, The class oT l945 will have a yearbook. The sTaTT appreciaTes The assisTonc:e oT Bob ChrisTian, Bob Wieczorowslci, Jean Carlisle, and Peggy Merry. Lafe Hours Sfuffed Bhds Los Espano!es fjAY5 .f f - Chewing The Rag Red Cross: Joyce Moc- donell, Jcclcie A'rkins, Jconn Fosfer, Elizobefh Liddell. Fronf row: Lenore Sfoker, Morgorei' Lofhrup. Czech! Teo lor Two Major Seaquist, Capt. Thomas, Capt. Adj. Floyd, Capt. Daniels Lucky Number Book Worms New Developmenls Spring Cleaning Sum Fun 53 innem ...4 WINNERS OF WESTINGHOUSE TALENT SEARCH Rencfe Kaufmann Edyrhe Parker WEST POINTER HERALD AMERICANS Amos MOHWWS PRIZE HISTORIAN James Harper 54 Q3 Cjdncbrsiic? ya-aw-41: J,-fy JW if ffawfymww JW? OMG wM Wy gym WWW SY MMM MW asf MIWWAI M Y,,,f L VM .Www W C: 5 .- 404,01 MQW Wlwouv Www UMGWK I k K5 aint WMM GOOD! DZIDLCL Q'-' Sixly-'rwo upperclassmen lefr during The school year, mosl of Them lo enrer diflerenl branches of lhe ormed services, a few lo enrer upon acceleraled college programs. Before Easier, lhese sludenls had lell: IO4 Ralph Alexander IO4 Lazaro Campo I24 Harold Davis 124 Alberr Howard ARMY 164 Ben Fish I64 344 SethHull I64 Roberr Mogge Fred Plochman I64 Roy Kusomoto I44 Corwin Sfine I64 Don Mafhews ARMY AIR-CORPS 'I64 James Kelly l24 Raymond Tracz 124 Gene NAVY I44 Earl Allmeyer I64 Dave Ligare IO4 Alan Schlamp IO4 James Anderson I24 John Lorenz I44 Charles Shomo I64 Albin Chlebowslci IO4 William Moore l44 Edward Schroeder 204 Jack Edwards l24 Harold Olson l24 Howard Slillman I24 Eric Elcman I24 Warde Pierson I24 William Slrasser I24 Roberl' Fink lO4 Scorr Pielers I44 Don Thielemann IO4 Thomas Hanson I64 Don Reinlcen l24 Wilmol' Tramel I44 Charles Harms I44 Nelson Shawn I64 Bruce Zak NAVY AIR CORPS I64 Ned Finnell I64 John Richardson MARINES I64 Jaclc Molloy I64 Nafhaniel Rice COAST GUARD I24 Ernesf Bongralz I64 Charles Speicher MERCHANT MARlNE I24 James Eldridge I44 Ari Layslrom 224 William Ouirk 304 Thomas Halliman I44 Wilmer Leeper IO4 John Sweel IO4 James Lockwood CADET NURSE CORPS I44 June Anderson I24 Margaref Johnson ACCELERATED COLLEGE PROGRAM Diclc Bennefr ,,,,. ,, ,,,,,,,.,,,,,..,.,. Norlhweslern 164 Alberf Johnson ...... .. Charles Bronson.. Ralph Gilliland ..., Thomas Harley... Donald Hudson .... ..,,..,,Nor'rhwes'rern l24 Richard Jones,..... ,..,....Norlhweslern 144 Bruce McCroslcey......,.. ,,,,,,.,Nor+hwes'lern IO4 Richard Mueller., ...,..,.Norlhweslern I64 John Pauly ,,.......,,Y VanDylce ......,.Nor'rhwesiern ,.......Amhers+ ........Miami ..,,....Nor'rhwes+ern ....,,..Norlhwesrern Wallace William Abbey Antoinette Marie Abrahamson Ralph Carl Acers Dorothy Margaret Adams Richard Wray Aldenderfer Muriel Campbell Allardice David Fred Allen Eleanor Edith Allen Sue Patience Allison Earl lincoln Altmeyer James Bruce Amstutz Laurel Joyce Anderson Margaret .loan Anderson Walter Anderson Dorothy Ruth Andrews Eleonore Catherine Angell Margie Louise Armstrong Margaret Harry Aslanian laura lee Baer Irene Anahid Bailey John Nethercot Balch Muriel Marie Barich Chapin Barnard Gordon lee Barnhart Phillip Wayne Barnhart Patricia Ann Barr Mary Alice Bayley William Shirley Bayley Nancy Hope Becker William Kenneth Beckett Byron Harold Belt Gail Kirk Bennett '? y i 5 Richard Carter Bennett Christine Bennos Alice Jane Benson Mary-.lane Betke Joan Priscilla Birdseye Jeanne Esther Biork Virginia lee Black Louise Marie Bleckley Valesca Bleinert John Anderson Blomquist Barbara Virginia Cassman Barbara Boess Russell Hale Bogart Catherine Menish Booth Ann Louise Boynton Margaret Gertrude Bradbury Byron Clyde Bramble Peter Cameron David King Brasmer Phillip Sears Brodt Charles Chase Bronson - Margaret Winston Brooks Adelaide Alice Brown Alice Shirley Brown Betty lou Brown lsiah James Brown Roderick Vancil Brown Warren Webster Browning Norman Robert Bruce Robert Tracy Brumbaugh Mary Lou Buckmaster Anne Calderwood Buhmann Betty Jane Burch Beverly Ann Burch Ruth Leona Burger John Corre Burkhardt John Homer Burlingame Johanna Hess Burr Raymond William Busch Oliver Garrett Butler lazaro Campo Betty J James Edward Butler one Carlberg Jean louise Carlisle Eleanor Carlson John Maynard Carlson Lester Allen Carlson Chester John Casali Patricia Marie Jordan Dorothy Marie Carmichael Cassidy Sidney Cassman Margaret Susan Catlin Courtney Ann Caven augh .loan Aristi Chakides Jan Chambers Jean Elinor Chandler Charles Earl Chaney Chevy Edgar Chase Shirley Angela Chelini Paula Marie Cheney Robert Joseph Christian Charla Alice Clark Horace Higgins Cobb Peggy Ann Cochran EE: TT' 'QQ' V0 Braun David Collins Sfephen Miller Cook Mary Jane Cooke Lois Ann Cooley Anne Christine Coole Roberia Muriel Corby Robert Wilder Cossum Enriques Crawford Cotton, Helene Marian Cramer James Farrell Crawford Kathryn Louise Crawford Clarice Ailene Cullander Lois Helen Cunningham Douglas Barrel? Dahm Loretta Adeline Dalke Barbara Joy Daniels Emrys Davies Shirley Mae Davies Clarence Richard Davis Harold Rose Davis James Nathaniel Davis Richard Sherwood Davis Doris Jeanne Day leo John DeIDotlo Joseph Kearney Delapp Barbara Jean Den? b James leigh DeWitt A Mary Ruth Dieitrich- Donald Alfred Dobson Sally Park Dolke John Francis Dougherty james Ray Dowdalll Shirley Ann Dricker Virginia lee Duke Dolores Betty Dullin Adolphe J. DuMont Myrtle Candace Edens Corinne Jennifer Edwards Herbert Charles Edwards Conrad Eimers Joycemarie Ellis Thomas Elwell Herbert Harter Engelhard Lucille Marie Ennis Frances Lucille Erickson Mary Jeanne Erickson Jean Ellen Ericcson Robert Charles Ericcson Arnold Olaf Esbiornson Patricia Ann Estabrooke Elizabeth Annetta Evans Amy Louise Evans Ted Mack Ewalt James William Fairbairn Harold Edward Faverty Joan Dickson Ferguson Norma l.ee Ferguson Charlene lona Ferris Robert Arthur Fink Ned Warren Finnell Ben Adolph Fish Ralph Frederick Fisher Jack Fleming Myrtle Lu Nora Flournoy DQ JP' ' r vfx Yr' ye L y . i f 5' 2 1 A in l L r l S- .gems- ii' 1-sr 15 e M? .1 'lift xy? 61 ,A' ,,, 25- f,.. N w, 'P 'Q 4? 'F 'W .Six X .51 Julie Anne Floyd Carolyn Cochran Foege Barbara Priscilla Ford Doris Marie Forslund Patricia Anne Forst - Meredith Jeanne Foss Joanne Foster Patricia Ann Fraclmer .lohn Collins Freeman Eleanor Lois Frey Thomas Stidstone Friend Margaret Jean Friskey Marion Grace Froberg Johnetta Edwinnia Frye John Manuel Galvarro Judy Mildred Garner Georgia Ann Gash Eleanor Mary lou Gash Mary Jane Josephine Geischecker Barbara Ann Gensch Everett Ralph Gibbs Helen Renfrew Gibson Marian Carpenter Gillet Ralph Wilson Gilliland Newton James Gleason Edward Lotten Godwin Janet Gould Grace Eleanor Godwin Thomas Slade Gorton Salicia Sallie Graham William Allen Gray Otis Herbert Green Jane Josephine Gregory Joanne Gordon Gregory Frances Pauline Grein Edwin David Grifiin Robert Henry Gross Elaine Ruth Grows Marcia Carolyn Gunn Margaret Sinclair Gunn June Olive Gunnerson Bruce Arthur Gustafson Phoebe Gustavson John Albert Hacker Paul Max Haefeli Erwin Martin Hagen Elmer Michael Hahn Elaine Stuart Hamilton Donald Foster Hampton Robert James Hampton Donald Clayton I-lamrin Bernard Francis Hanke Harold Ray Hanover Doris Ann Hanson Dorothy Lorraine Hanson Harriett Ann Hanson Thomas Harold Hanson Aiko Harada Victor Harbert Vinton Orris Harkness Edward Thomas Harley louis Charles Harms James Edwin Harper Richard Kenworthy Harper wr fin .. 'V ra- w h up we ,nn-.p 64 Elizabeth Jeanette Harrison Barbara Louise Hartzell William Laird Harwood Peter Edmund Hclsling. .lack Haugsnes Margaret Hauth Willene Heaps Erika Elizabeth Heck William Storen Heffner Carol Helen Heg Frederick Dierks Heidbrink Melita W. Heimberg Hugh Judson Helms Dorothy Jean Henrichs James Earl Herbon Ruth Herman Virginia Ann Hess Frances Louise Hodge Patricia Ann Holland Charles Craig Holloway Arthur Edward Hook Jean Carmen Hoapes Nancy Margaret Hoover Albert Leland Howara Shirley Dee Howard Richard Howe Philip Girard Howlett Robert Allen Hoyle Jack Hubbell Donald Gylum Huason Leroy Henry Huff Joann Frost Hughson Vilma Doris Hulteen Luverne Doris Hunciker Roberta Davis Hungerford Nancy Huntington George Marvin Hutchinson Nancy Kathryn Hyland Marilyn Alberta lrgang Jean Alice Ironside Dorothy Ellen Jacobson Marion Rutledge Jacobson Paul Edward Jacobson Michael Jaharis Stanley Marion Jamruszka Ann Catherine Janicki Anne Pendleton janney Charles Dedrick Jenks Nancy Edith Jennings Charlotte Elaine Jergensen Albert Kempter Johnson Arthur Grover Johnson Carl Stanley Johnson Charles Wesley Johnson Doris louise Johnson Erick Gordon Johnson Lucien Rodney Johnson Elizabeth Anna Johnston Corinne Olive Jones Jennie Viola Jones Richard Vernon Jones Stephen Radcliffe Jones Dona Mae Joslyn Gloria Alice Joslyn Renate Mathilde Kaufmann William Harold Kees Martin William Keating Robert Kehoe Horton Harris Kellogg Evelyn Jeanne Richard Kelly Herbert Kelly Robert Howard Kerman Eleanor Alice Kerr Charles Henry William Kerrigan Loomis Kidder Arthur Otto Kiel Charles Lester Kimbal George Lester l King Barbara Ward Kinney Paul Richard Klein Joanne Caryl Kleinofen Harry Onyett Kline Robert Frank Koch Chris F. Koenig James Kollias Peggy Ann Kraatz Marcia Ruth Kraemer La rry Joseph Krebs Thomas Hayes Kreici Elaine Dolores Kriegel Ruth Christine Krouslcup William Arthur Kurtz Cecilia Dolores Ku rczodyna Roy Yoshizumi Kusumoto Howard Kuyama Gordon Lee Landeck Ruby Joyce Lange Ruby Jane Langford Phyllis Nlae Laning Pierre James Lareau Betty Jacquelynn Larson Dona Jean Larson Betty Marie Lass Estonia Lauf Charles Garfield Learned Dorothy Louise Lee Virginia Alice Leeberg Wilbur Albert Leeper Corinne Lola LeMoon John Free Leonard Carrie Elizabeth Liddell Roger Strong Ligare LaVerne Alice Lindeman Ann Jane Lindquist Francis Delano Linthicum Marilyn Elizabeth Loeppert Rosemary Loomis Dona Charlotte Loving Suzanne Elizabeth Low Betty Jean Lutton Dorothy Jean MacDonald Howard Mack Sara Jane Maclean Frances A. Sophie Maiewski Lorenz Kenney Makoutz Donald Franklin Malin William Paul Malm Julian Clifford Mance Eunice Esther Mapes Marilyn Edith Mapes Frances Mae Marion Louis McBride Marion Richard Burton Markel Marilyn Mae Marklund Eugene Elmer Martz Mavis Louise Marunde Wynn Katherine Mason Amos Clark Mathews George Donald Mathews Kimitsu Matsumoto Michi Matsumoto James Gerald Mattson Doris Jane May Betty Anne McCarthy Jean Elliot McCasky Joyce McClelland Bruce Malcolm McCroskey Bruce Mason McCulloch Ralph O. McGraw Dorothy Jeane Mclntosh George Mclntosh Josephine Frances McKeiver Nancy McKenzie Philip Charles McMaster Walter Avery Meares Katherine Ann Medlin Robert Francis Menary Margaret Jane Merry Robert George Messenger William MacFarland Metcalf Agnes Ann Meyer Barbara Brereton Meyer Barbara Louise Meyer John Edward Meyer Marilyn Marie Meyer Leon Michael Miles Mary Gene Millard Leta Lee Miller Lorraine Agnes Mirow Marianne Mitchell Robert Arthur Mogge William Thomas Moller Sybil M. Moman Lois Ann Montie Shirley Eunice Mooney Marion Irene Moore William Arthur Moore David Gratiot Morris Mary Jane Morris George Leroy Morrison Mary Louise Morrison Ruth Easterlin Mosteller Richard George Mueller Donald Belden Muir Janeen Elizabeth Mullica Alice Mason Mumford Dorothy Anne Munton Marilyn Jean Murphy James Herman Murray Clair Omar Musser Fred Phillips Naber Michiyuki Nakamura .9 'firm - 5 'S' .. A I' I r ' vi .e-.F 5' dau Mitsuko Namba Ronald Hugh Nauman Lorraine Sarah Nehrlich Elinor Anna Nepstad Grace Caroline Niebur louise Joan Nieman Rose Cecilia Nieznanski Terry Nishida Matsue Nishimori Daisy Norris David Allen Noyes Ralph Riley Olaenchain Bruce Leaf Olsen Mae Virginia Olsen Marion .lean Olson Alice Omartian Howard Ashley Osborn Carl Gerhard Osterberg Blanche Catherine Oswald Joyce Marie Ouimette Mary Jane Owen William James Owens Doris Jean Packer Bette jean Padgett Darthea June Pancoast Wanda Elizabeth Panek Bettie Papadopulos Edythe Wilma Parker John Edward Pauly Janice Marie Peak Anthony Frank Peiier A. F. Penley Patricia Marie Perkowih. William Perkowitz Clement Charles Peterson ' Jean Marie Peterson Richard Carl Peterson Margaret Conover Phalen Mariorie Elizabeth Phillips Warde Chittenden Pierson Scott Bennett Pieters Patricia Ann Pike William Orville Place Fred Webber Plochman Helen. Agnes Popiolek Mary Joanne Popp Robert lee Powell Shirley Anne Powell , William Herston Powers Sally Ann Prestriclge Harry Joseph Quinn janrik Gustav Ragner Margaret Rand Miriam Suzanne Randall laurel Priscilla Reading Zed Chance Reddish Betty Jane Reeser Avis Reinhold Paula S. Rhoads Winfield Canady Rice John Orlie Richardson Warren Edward Richardson Russell Avery Rittenour Mary Alice Robison fi , - ws? ri 3 v Z, Y ' L .lens rf , ,. , 3 :I iw '1 91: if. , i- f A I no 71 SH-Wi-Q ,,- Robert George Robson Rosemary Robyn Nathaniel Rogers .lean Rose Joan S. Rose Alice Mary Roselle Melvin Leonard Roselle Mary-Lou Roth Marian Lois Rudolph LaVerne Dorothy Ruesch Elizabeth Ann Ruggles , Donald Wade Runge Thomas Arnold Russell Mariorie Rees Ryder Robert Davis Ryerson Evelyn Agnes Sandgren I Loretta Marie Sanhamel Agnes L. Saunders James Scatliff Eleanor Lillian Schaewe Jean Elizabeth Schelsky Alan Edmund Schlamp Donald Paul Schmolze Ruth Evelyn Schnehage Eloise Alice Schneider Ernest Charles Schott Harry Clarence Schramm Patricia Caroline Schroeder Bernice Elizabeth Schultz Emil Clay Schultz Richard Edward Schumachex Donald Frederick Schweer Gloria Alyce Schweikle Barbara Ann Seaquisf Anne Evelyn Seguin Bernice Frances Seidl Dennis Offo Seymour Elias Webster Shaker David i.. Shanks Nelson Gowan Shawn David Edward Shedd Paulina Joan Shell Donald Elmer Sherrie Elaine Ruth Shiffman Rogu Shimaii Susie A. Shoemaker Charles Otto Shuck Frederick John Sinn Rodney Eugene Skinne: Richard lee Smell John Frederick Smith Robert Henry Sondermar Ward John Sondolle Mary lou Souihard Evon Jean Spaulding Charles O. Speicher Clothield Lucille Spencer Eloise Patricia Spraggins George Alan Slams Patricia Trimble Srarbird Norma Jean Stearns Roy Harold Sfenberg Jean Marion Slenvall Roberi Dean Stevens Howard Stillman Corvin Franklin Stine Lenore Adele Stoker John Frederick Stolle Evalyn Mae Stone William John Strasser Edward Sullivan Shirley Ann Swartness John Forest Sweet George Satoshi Takahashi Eleanor Taylor Jane Baker Tennersted Eleanor Louise Thiel Donald Joseph Thielemann Jean Violet Thomas June Thomas Margaret Thomas Charles Frederick Thompson Donna Marie Thorud louis Edward Tilden Gerald Walter Trabue Raymond Stanley Tracz Marianne Frances Train Wilmot Horbach Tramel Hugh Berry Trotter Berna Deane Estelle Trucker Hazel Turner Margaret Grace Turk Betty Jean Turner John Uecker Jack Henry Uhl John Carlton Vanderham Gene Carson Van D Alice Frances Viola A. Putnam Volkmar yke Van Kirk Van Zelst Ralph D. Visk Victor Carl von Meding Mary Prugh Wagner Nancy Barbara Wall Robert Gray Douglas D. Waitley Walsh Elizabeth Florence Ward Shirley Ellyn Warren Joseph Edwin Watson Carl Joseph Weber Clarence John Weber John Frank Weber William Charles Weber Maurice H. W Herber Marilyn Jayne West Kathryn Jean ebster t Allan Weeks Rosemarie Welsh Westlake Frank Hall Whipple Walker Whitley Agatha Whitehouse Robert Edwa rcl Weiczorowski Barbara Wilson lorraine Doris Wilson James Stuart Wilson Douglas l. Wing Helen louise Witherspoon Andrew Whitney Woodman -Q1 Shirley Jenn Wright Patricia Carolyn Wylie May Yoshioka Lee Ann Zahringer Clare louise Youngs Barbara Jean Zivi Joey Pino Zorteu Siuurl Harmon Zuck Richard Walter Zrazik FRANCIS L. BACON April 105-This year the man Behind it All wished to close the Yearboolc instead of opening it. From this pleasing perspective one may best view the procession of events and persons that give most meaning to the Senior Yearbook. As we loolc ahead at your thrilling parade, Class of 1945, our pride, our ap- preciation, and our best hope and good wishes follow you. Carry On! 77 ln memory of H. Dayfon Merrell Evanslon Township High School I909-I944 Engraving by Ponfiac Engraving Company Prinfing by Rogers Prinfing Company Senior Phofography by Bernie S+udio