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

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ie 1, ,V i tr 333 ii 212 ..,1 ...A. tsl za ,Z 5. ij K iz, ,V V, Q5 F 'l Ns! ,, ,i if vi fix-:'.. gf f,,f. ii 1 The Wildkits SHOWGG spirit Homecoming Weela the theme 'Send the Back to the Future was Cl'lEf2:'- ted at the pep rally. Homecoming week was suc- cessful with many different tivities taking place. The hail' way decorating contest started off the week. The sen- ior's hallway won this contest. UCompared to last year, the spirit ofthe students improved 1OOOfo,H said Student Council member Michelle Ungerleider. Homecoming was enhanced with Spirit Week. There were various dress-up days includ- ing, College T-shirt Day, Car- toon Day, and Hippy Day. Fam Meyer, who dressed as a Hower child for Hippy Day, said, Hit was a lot of fun, but I had to keep telling people that ll don't normally dress like this! The ever-popular Orange and Blue Friday finished off the week. That afternoon all grades crowded into Beardsley gym to get psyched for the exe citing weekend ahead. The pep rally also used the Hijack to the Future theme. Special effects such as smoke Cdry iceb Q, ,J ' r , , wxagri Egifliiffft 'l riits, l,E3'lsQE't.. close , 7 The to ALLIQ, Q to the itat .. chariges i 4 , . Clariee 1- S placeirltiie ire: v change was ,se of 5C3l'ClSlQj' cation, Also, music tor me is just one. seemed to ' one M T fa A- ,-5 'rrjr.-4, aflu -litem f Yung arte Q12 fi Q Ml thoughtt coming added irlicnelle much scheoi si the entire week TOP - Homecoming King and Queen Elliot llall and Sara list icl c ABOVE - Male cheerleaders were part ofthe attractions at tl i i RIGHT - Ann Wickum and Shari hreger stop to smile for the c it 12 Homecoming

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Free Time? To Each His Dwn ..... When most students be- come juniors and seniors, they are given the privilege of hav- ing a free period. Forty-five minutes to do what you want. Unfortunately, there are rules to go with this freedom. Five minutes after the bell, stu- dents are not allowed into study centers without a pass. However, students are not al- lowed in the halls either. So, where can they go for 45 min- utes? When asked what they did during their free period, most students answered by saying that they go to the library or Mi- chael Resource Center. A few, T however, came up with inter- . esting altematives. Junior Trina Johnson ex- plained, One time a friend and I spent all 7th and 8th pe- riods dodging a security guard. liejust kept chasing us. A r -- lt was more fun than studying, and we never got caught. their advantage to go to the Syd Weitlispach, junior, ji CollegefCareer Center, like goes to paint and draw during Tracy Schmall. The compu- his free period. I go there be- ters are good, and it's usually cause there's not much else to 4 not that crowded, and it helps do. lt's something creative l to find out what colleges you can do during time that would S are interested in. usually be spent socializing. For many, a free period is a Some students who have time to catch up on homework first period free can get an ex- and to study. Some students tra hour of sleep. But others, rarely do their homework at like junior Seth Deysech uses home. They just wait until their his free time to catch up on free period to do everything. cartoons. I tape Thundercats Despite the lack of time, and and watch it in the momings the lack of places to go, stu- before school starts. dents will eventually find a Junior Abby Shenker ex- Q place to suit their ovm needs. plained, I just go home for 45 Be it cartoons, soaps, or just minutes and eat a lot and . wandering around until watch my soaps. caught, students will do with Having a free period just their time what they want. As helps me to use my time wise- the saying goes, To each his ly, said Syd. ovmf' Many juniors have found it to 6 - by Liz Shulman A TOP - Lance Cabanban plays tug-of-war with Peggy Maday's arm. RIGHT - What is FrankJohnson looking for? 14 Places To Study