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

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PP Habits expecting a baby Elizabeth Taylor divorces Virgin- ia senator Bears draft quarterback jim McMahon Jane Fonda's exercise book encourages health nuts After Luke and Laura get married, General Hospital loses many fans Byrne cleans up neighborhoods Evanston gets new city manager Pope went to England for first time El Salvador crisis Nancy Reagan creates stir over China MX Missile crisis Air controllers fired Pia Zadora best new star? Illinois feminists go on hunger strike Bobby Sands died Menachem Begin gets vote of no confidence Billie Jean King scandal Prayer in schools? Disarmament rally draws three- hundred thousand marchers in Chicago International Harvester declares bankrupcy Mitterand nationalizes French banks Nicholas Nickleby fares well on Broadway Video discs gain in popularity Chief Dan George, eighty-two, died Reagan announces that ketchup is a vegetable Lech Walesa taken into custody Laurence Welk retires HWKRPH, TaxiU and Barney Miller leave the air TV Guide lists pay TV program- ming New birth control law forces clinics to notify parents Playboy lost gambling license Marco Polon does very well in ratings Lee Strasberg, eighty, dies Billy Graham creates stir with his mission to Moscow Ann Landers criticized for rerun- ning columns Poet Archibald Macleish died Beer strike settled Claude Von Bulow found guilty All A SL P's close Moshe Dayan died Andrew Young elected mayor of Atlanta Elvis Presley's physician found not guilty of drug charges NU attains record number of losses David Stockman criticizes Reagan's policies De Paul loses again in playoffs Lovefhate cat books intensify cat mania Mary Cunningham and Bendix scandal Black Plague from Middle Ages found in California Tension over West Bank inten- sifies Guardian Angels come to Chicago Jill Clayburgh has baby at age thirty-seven Marie Osmond to wed Pac-Man becomes the latest game craze Jaclyn Smith has baby Jim Davis of Dallas died Dan Ratheris ratings improve when he dons a sweater Morton Grove bans handguns Julie Andrew changes image, went topless The Smithsonian undergoes mas- sive inventory Anwar Sadat assassinated Sandra Day G'Connor named first woman justice of Supreme Court Dodgers win World Series Greece goes socialist I-Iunger strike in Northern Ireland World Tidbits 1

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What s Space shuttle a big success Lee Harvey Gswald's body ex- humed Spiderman climbs to new heights Hill Street Blues sweeps Emmy Awards William Holden died U.S. Commerce Dept. accepts Chicago's bid for 1992 World Fair jack Albertson died Natalie Wood died Martial law in Poland Congress approves two-hundred billion dollar defense bill Rapists of ETHS student receives heaviest penalty yet Paul Lynde died Air Florida plane crashed in Potomac French Ambassador assassinated Four Thunderbirds crashed Famous acting teacher Elvina Krauss died. American General Dozier released from Red Brigade in ltaly after forty two days captivity Goldblatts will be a library Wayne Williams is tried and convicted john Belushi died Chariots of Firev, Fonda and Hepburn get Oscars England wins dispute with Argentina P Cardinal Cody died Braniff closes Sears and Montgomery Wards leave State St. High school in California gives video tapes in place of yearbook First Evans-Fest Brezhnev ailing Conrad Hilton has fire a week before prom Walkman craze hits Evanston Rubikls Cube becomes more than just a game Poll predicts Daley over Byrne in mayoral race Evanston City council bans possession and trade of drug paraphenalia New movies expose homosex- uality Cubs win eight-thousandth game Hawks advance to Stanley Cup semifinals CBS discontinues Golden Globe Awards Dan Rather takes over for Walter Cronkite Borg not to play in Wimbleton Ferguson jenkins strikes out three thousandth Bill Curtis moves to New York Mayor Byrne moves in and out of Cabrini Green Haagen Dazs opens in downtown Evanston M 'A gS 'H'l and Lou Grantn to go off the air Jayne Thompson, wife of Gover- World nor, tried unsuccessfully for judgeship Billy Graham went to Russia Terry Cummings to go pro, Sampson will stay in school Sophia Loren jailed for tax evasion New Trier East and West com- bine into a single school Amy Carter to be Senate page Rocky lil, Superman ll, Grease II and Startrek ll enter sequel scene Driver G. Smiley died in lndy qualifying round Pay T.V. becomes popular Governor Thompson accused of accepting gifts Rolling Stones hit Chicago Perry gets three-hundreth win for Mariners Braves set record by winning first thirteen games San Francisco wins Super Bowl Gato del Sol wins Kentucky Derby North Carolina wins NCAA tournament Ray Meyer plans to stay at DePaul First twelve year old graduate from college Eye surgery may keep Sugar Ray from fighting Record floods in mid-west Lady Diana and Prince Charles 18 World Tidbits

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...Ever da Dilemmas by Elizabeth Blackwell o, We not security guards, final exams, cafeteria food, or a. junior theme paper. The number one most disturbing thing about school is not the school itself, but the transportation there. Yee, the worst enemy of! any civilized mind is the common CTA hue. ' ' V At Ilrst glance it 1ne.y seem innocent, just s. cog in the ,political xnachineytsklng people safely from one plaoeto another. But Looks are deeelvingg the reel secret lurks sleep. The mein principle involved is to meke the rider as miserable as possible. From the moment the driver sez-eeches to s stop, you can be sure that things wen't be pleasant. To start it oft, the driver will not accept dollar hills. If you ere short on change, the only thing to do ls to announce your problem to the rest of the passengers. Most of them will keep the same deed expression, but one in the very back will volunteer change, mostly in the form at pennies or nickels. Once you have paid, no matter how early you are, there will not he one seat left. Left