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

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.7Ae Cjfaafs 0 216 Entering E.1'.l-l.S. in the midst of war, the class ol '46 is the First to graduate into a world of peace. It was a long jump from the air raid drills of194Q and the rapidly lengthening list of names on the new service plaque, to September of 1945, when the seniors returned to school with Fresh memories of V1 Day. lremendously important years in the development of the world, they were equally important in the development of every senior. Now, as june rolls around again, seniors can thinlc back on the gaiety of all the dances and parties, the sadness each time a new gold star was added to the service list, the worlc of learning French verbs and chemistry equations, the lun of planning a club project or singing in the chorus. Every senior has gone through the embarrassing moments of dropping a lunch tray or being called on to recite on the one Latin sentence he hadn't translated, the fun at the lunch table and football games as the current heroes carried the ball over the line, the seriousness of a Memorial Day assembly and graduation, and though these high school experiences have varied, there arelmany things like these that the seniors have done together, as a unit and a cass. Walking through the big front door for the First time in 1942, meelc and JX SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Standing-George Jones, Allen Kemper, John Mitchell. Seated-John Colwell, Charles Leffel, Wes Fry.