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

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lane Eastham Emily Hunt Kate Gablenz G'f.A.A In the season of 1934-35 the Girls' Ath- letic Association, according to its aims, has done much to promote sportsmanship and to arouse an interest in girls' athletics. The participation was large in all activi- ties, especially hockey. Motion pictures oi hockey were shown for the first time at the annual Play Day to which New Trier and Oak Park were invited. As usual, Evanston girls Were selected to try out for the North Shore Hockey Team. Kate Gab- lenz, Emily Hunt, Muriel Parks, Bessie Mc- Fadzean, lane Eastham, and Betty May- rand were chosen to compete. We were honored by having on the first team Bessie McFadzean and Muriel Parks, who was chosen captain. As a climax oi the hockey season a circus complete with Wild ani- mals, clowns, and trapeze artists Was presented. The Board introduced winter sports, in addition to the usual activities basketball, soccer, volleyball, dancing, and archery. With the arrival of spring, the baseball, track, and tennis season completed the year's program. Much of the success oi the year is due to the executive board on which Phyllis lvarson, Kate Gablenz, Muriel Parks, and Emily Hunt are the senior members.

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Above--1stRoW: Cup't.McCclllum, Corpt,Cullison, Muj.Whittemore, Col. Roy, Lt. Col. McCann, Maj. Hoover, Capt. Harker. 2nd Row: Ccrpts. Nilz, Bcrur, Babcock, Bcxles, Lothian, Walker, Kelly. Left-lst Row: Lc1ne,Mqr., Walker, Meyer, Cullison, McCann, Roy, Brown. 2r1dRoW: McCall, Hothschilcl, Mclnnis, Perry, Nitz, Barker, Suiion. TRAINING CCDRPS

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PENTANGLE Pentangle under the able leadership of Ioan Keely has had a particularly interesting year. Among the successful undertakings was the Pentangle dance, one of the most popular events on the social calendar. For this occasion the Social Hall was turned into a black and White French casino with a multitude of stars peeping thru the low ceiling. This unusual effect was due to the efforts of Avis Bailey and Betty Crosby. The Pentangle girls and their escorts danced while Bill Lytton's orchestra played music direct from Paris. The Christmas party conducted by the entertainment committee must also be mentioned as one of the highlights. To this event two hundred of the poorer children of Evanston Were invited. Besides the presentation of Santa Claus, played by Ruth Poll, and the distribution of the gifts, a puppet show was given by Gloria Bensch. All the committees have contributed to the success of the year's program. The Weekly lobby teas were given by the Projects Committee, and this group under Catherine Maloney also provided lobby hostesses and messengers. The Activities Committee headed by Catherine Mayrand managed all the financial details of the different events and, in addition, directed the dance. The Social Service Committee, under Emily Hunt, conducted a big collection for Thanks- giving and Christmas food baskets and also carried on many charitable activities throughout the year. All the monthly programs were arranged by the entertainment committee of Betty lane Daly, and Alice Bailey's Publicity Committee advertised each meeting. The Iunior and Senior Mothers' Teas were given in the spring and the annual Style Show, featuring graduation dresses, was presented. The carnival was held as the last event in this memorable year. Ioan Keeley Kevil Thomas Patricia Manley Iill Price