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

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Photographers Develop Pictures and Potential As members of Photo Service the best student photographers in ETHS saw their glossy products appear in school publications and win regional and national awards. This year's group aided and in- structed the growing number of student enthusiasts.

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Penmen Produce Publications Closely allied with the Eng- lish clepartment, Writers' Club en- couraged ETHS writers by publish- ing their creations in a series of "Literary Supplements. " The club' program format included a reading of portions of Dylan Thomas's works in conjunction with Reader's Theatre 's presentation of Under Milkwood. Also working in the iournal- istic field, Press Bureau stepped up the flow of ETHS news to the public, and the Pilot staff penned a new edition of the student hand- ial to freshmen and new students. CLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Sybel West, Mrs. Barbara Pannwitt, Judy Meisler and Frank Vanderploeg orepare news of ETHS in Press Bureau for outside publications. WRITERS' CLUB MEMBERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Scott Hoober Louise Goldsmith, John Klein, Eileen Fitzsimmons, Barbara Radner, Barbara Kaplan, Barbara Hunter. Pilot staff hears plans for next year's student handbook. QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Myrtle Ann Clark, Mary Ann Radner, Bill Evans, Linda Zaremski, Barbara Radner, Jules Traxler, Corolyn Clark, .Teanette Rudenberg, Holly Zweigler and Mrs. Joy Zweigler. so jr U 5 . ,s ,as i 1 list rl s 4 2 4 wt book, which is especially benefic-

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fffyyyz, 'lLf 5 QTOP ROWJ: Jack McGuire, Peggy Dye, Betty Graham, Louise Goldsmith, Stewart Reed, Richard Winter, Priscilla Pearson, Shepard Shanley. QMIDDLE ROWQ Bobby Duskin, Betsy Morr, Elizabeth Frenzel, Judy Corey. CBOTTOM ROWQ Eileen Fitzsimons, Mary Ann Radner. QNOT PICTUREDQ Merrily Budlong, Kay Kaplan. Mrs. Adamek, Judy Corey, Miss Naas, Mary Ann Raduer. Publication Staffs mroas ieerme Q9 we 3:l5 5. fran iff www Pro ress continued to be of major importance to the stag of this year's Key. Three major innovations were a new publishing firm, additional color pages, and the windowless morgue, former Evanstonian property. Elizabeth Frenzel, Blair Curtis, Betsy Morr, l .vs