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7 eine Z EQOTPRINTS-GN-Ti-IE-SANDS-OE TIME NOTE '-Evanston Township l-ligh School Flung open its doors for the sixty-fourth annual time, on September 9, 1946. Well, it had to happen. As well then as any other time. ANOTHER FOOTPRINT -Simultaneously with the opening oi school, E.T.i-l.S. students Filled out red cards, white cards, green cards, yellow cards, paid English, science, MTC., or- chestra, and budget iees, bought tex- bool4s, and met instructors. They really had us now. AND ANQTI-IER -E.T.I-i.S. opened with an enrollment oi Q,443, slightly less than the previous year. But the 324 wing, long held in reserve, was again bursting with excite- ment. Qne hundred and thirty-iour stu- dents, eighty percent oi them boys and sixty percent veterans, put their names on the dotted line and enrolled themselves in the brand new Evanston Community College. With Dr. William R. Wood as director, the college began instruction on September 16. A major purpose of the college, according to the prospectus, was to engage all Evanstonians in 'ia United Nations movement to improve the lot oi man. Eranltly, we seniors were more im- pressed by the way college students transformed Room 319 into a smolcing lounge. Wi-TAT DO YOU REMEMBER about the beginning of school? Seniors, on
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