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

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. the Blue and Orange ling MorTon and Turned in a score oT 54-O. The TradiTional Oak Park baTTle, played in The Villagers' sTadium This year, Turned ouT disasTrously Tor The Orange. Unable To geT going, The local squad was Torced To pack up and leave aT The shorT end oT a 35-O score. The season's Tinal game, played aT Evans- Ton againsT The pace-seTTing New Trier Green Wave, proved The real calibre oT Coach Rocky l-lampTon's charges. Playing againsT a Tar heavier and more experienced eleven, The Orange dazed Their conTidenT visiTors by sTepping inTo The lead in The TirsT minuTes oT play, buT Tell gradually behind, To lose by a score oT 2 l-6. The Green and Gray evenTually were winners oT The League TiTle. Thus ended an evenTTul season during which EvansTon's heavyweighTs scored over Twice as many poinTs as Their opponenTs while losing halT Their games. OuTsTanding in The backTield as Seniors were Elmer Wood, George Williams, Virge VanCleave, Jerry lvlersch, Ed Frank, Bud Carver, Skippy BriTT, and Louis Beach. LeTTer-winners play- ing Their lasT year in The Torward wall were John Anderson, Eloyde BeasTon, Dave Fish. Ed Gayles, Bill GilberT, Richard GresT, Elmer GuriTz, Edward l-lanrahan, Bob Kieling, Doug SmiTh, Dean SwiTT, Bob WhiTe, STan WhiTTe- more, and Russ Wilcox. Back row: BriTT, Carver, lvlersch, Beach, Kieling, JeweTT CenTer: Gayles, RaTcliTTe, WorThingTon, BeasTon. Coach l-lampTon, WhiTe, Frank, Williams EronT: VanCleave, Wood

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Down The field . While we as Seniors had To accusTom our- selves This year To The novel sensaTion oT seeing our heavyweighT TooTball Team lose an occasional game, yeT There were several redeeming TeaTures oT The season's play which more Than made upTorourdisappoinT- menT aT experiencing deTeaT. For in vicTory The VarsiTy was indomiTable, in deTeaT iT was game, and The Freshman-Sophomore squad broughT glory To The school by winning every game on iTs diTTiculT schedule To emerge un- dispuTed champion oT The Suburban League. The VarsiTy goT oTi To a promising sTarT by regisTering an I8-O win over lvlishawaka, a heavier Team Trom lndiana. The Tollowing week Waukegan Turned The Tables wiTh a I3-O vicTory over EvansTon in The laTTer's TirsT Suburban League encounTer. Digging Their cleaTs inTo ,home soil The Tollowing SaT- urday, The Orange and Blue encounTered liTTle opposiTion while They rolled up a score oT 76-O over Lake View l-ligh oT Chicago. This score sTood as The mosT one-sided Tally made in This disTricT during The season. Proviso came To EvansTon Tor The nexT game and wenT home wiTh a lO-7 vicTory under iTs belT, aTTer a well-placed Tield goal had broken up a beauTiTully played deadlock. The Tollowing week-end, EvansTon's speedy Team held a Tield day aT The expense oT STer- Back row: Anderson, SmiTh, C5uriTz, Kidd, STronach, Hanrahan CenTer: WhiTTemore, GresT, SwiTT, Norman, Fish, Coach Cameron, Eppers FronT: Wilcox, GilberT

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PenTangle is The ouTsTanding denial aT E. T. l-l. S. oT The old proverb, lT's a man's world. For several years The greaTer number oT The senior and iunior girls in school have banded TogeTher, wiTh no males in sighT, To hold Their own programs and business meeTings. This year They have again presenTed a series oT lively meeTings and amusing programs. PenTangle each year gives a dance To raise money Tor iTs scholarship. This year The PenTangle PenT- house, as iT was called, was so well-aTTended ThaT over one hundred dollars was raised To help an ambiTious girl sTarT oTT To college. A melodramaTic aTTernoon in March TeaTured The Villian STill Pursues Her, all ThaT The name implies. AnoTher aTTernoon broughT The moThers oT junior boys as well as girls To an inTeresTing program. MiniaTure conTerences Took place iusT as TryouTs Tor The sTyle show were announced, and The annual Tashion parade in The spring broughT The curTain down upon anoTher dramaTic PenTangle year, in which lvlarTha WhiTehouse, lvlerediTh Davis, Kevil Thomas and Alice-Anne l'lancheTT played The leads. rv' MarTha WhiTehouse, lv1erediTh Davis, Kevil Thomas. Alice Anne l-lancl Cameras are clicking Trom The ArcTic To The Horn. and how E. T. l-l. S. sTudenTs may seT Theirs To clicking mosT proTiTably The Camera Club This year has Tried To poinT ouT. lvleeTing regularly every Monday aTTer- noon, local phoTography addicTs have gone Through an inTensive buT TascinaTing course, covering many imporTanT phases oT Their hobby, Trom selecTion oT lenses To enlarge- menTs. As a sideline, The club has given anoTher series oT Two-reel programs during The lunch periods. ProTiTs Trom These shows have gone Toward The purchase oT new sound movie proiecTors and equipment Once a week. sTudenTs passing by room I33 encounTered a TighTly closed door and drawn shades. IT iT happened To be Monday aTTernoon, mosT oT Them realized ThaT such mysTeries as shuTTers and Time exposures were being de-mysTiTied wiThin. The Camera Club's original phoTograph conTesT, held annually in The spring. This year again broughT To lighT some oT The besT eTTorTs oT The club members, and gave Them a chance To show whaT The club had TaughT Them.