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

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y l -X FOREWORD N THIS, mostly a Volume of mem- ories, we strike a new and vibrant noteg it is a song of the future. For as we bring the last four years of a half century to a sweeping close, we are in a position to look forward as well as backward, to use the fine, inspirational experience of others to our advantage. Now, as the Class of Nineteen Thirty- three files through the halls for the last time, we wonder whether the next fifty years will bring as great changes as the lastg from buggies to airplanes, from taffy pulls to tea dances, from classicism to applied science. Who can guess the wonders of the following generation?

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'Ella jjvln, EVANSTON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL 1885 f 1933 HOTT IlOlOIO 4' SENIOR YEAR BOOK CLASS OF 1933 I'

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PVNK, The comparison of the first class and the fiftieth is a tribute to progress. They were ive N we are five hundred. Their school was a small brick build- ing Nours is a great modern institution. There are many pleasures and advan- tages in the spaciousness of this great home, in four years we have tasted a variety of interests that life holds for us in the practical and fine arts, in learning and activities, We have become ac- quainted with a few of the diversities of life. But throughout the school, the old ideals, the same spirit of loyalty and co-operation between students and teachers has carried on the tradition. In this book We picture familiar scenes and describe accomplishments and Vic- toriesg the honest eye of the camera has made the Senior Year Book an official record. But, in the future, it is the tra- ditions, the, friendships, and associations which this book will bring to mind.