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

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Aids One of the most outstanding features of the high school is the Guidance Service uncler llr. Paul B. Young. The tests help to show whether the hoy or girl will he hap- ' pier as a pluniher, portrait painter, or psy- chiatrist. The Career Cluhs sponsorecl hy Kiwanis and IETHS give firsthancl informa- tion ahout different occupations. The 25,000 volnlnes in the school lihrary are supervised hy Bliss XB'hiteinan. the heacl lihrarian. Mrs. Coninx. ancl Blr. lirlzes. The nienihers of the l,ihrary Service Cluh uncler their president, Patricia Park, shelve hooks clistrihute notices, ancl take charge of the lilzrary clesk. The School Store supplies pencils, paper. locks, ancl many of the other itenis neces- sary in a school. lt is also the location of the lost ancl founrl ancl the central treasury. Some stuclent once translated our school inotto, HHAEC STUIJLX ADULICSCICN- TIJXM .'Bl.UNT , as There are hot clogs in the cafeteria today . Two of the niost pleasant places in ICTHS are the cafeterias. livery clay there are more than 2,000 stu- clents ancl 150 faculty nieinhers for Bliss Davis ancl her stall: to feecl, The Health Service, stailecl hy Mrs. Fitts. Bliss Leigh, and Bliss Rothenherger, flispenses aspirin. hanclages. ancl even tooth- picks to splint frogs' legs. saw-1 'Yu- . My 'MN . uv- -2- by L ,ff

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t tlo, -F I 'n H V n I , 1x 7 P -Y Su L, aye., 1 'K vt! .jf-3, .fb .J-1' in l1n-v 1 .34 Pay Dirt ICTHS students have always been hon- ored with a number of prizes. The class of 1049 has been no exception. Pictured on this page are several of the award winners. ln the upper right corner is Barbara lleaps on her way to New York as the winner of the Mllveekend with Music con- test sponsored by the Standard Oil Com- pany of New jersey. Barbara attended the concert of the New York Philharmonic Or- :hestra and appeared on a CBS broadcast with lleems Taylor. ln the upper left corner is Jeanette Dawson, winner of the American Legion Contest for l'er speech on the Constitution. Norman Bailey is the winner of the local and state competition in the NI Speak for Democracyl' Contest sponsored by the Jun- ior Chamber of Commerce. XVinner of third place in the Hearst History Contest is -lohn Slonaker. ln the lower left is Beverly liaughman who was awarded the Daughters of Amer- ican Revolution medal given to the senior girl chosen by her classmates for her good citizenship. Shirley Zust and Nancy llranneu are pictured in the center receiving theii awards as winners of the hflur l,andmarlcs Contest . lloth girls were presented radios by Mir. Kenneth lieeling of the Public Ser- vice Company. XYendy Kemp, Cece Sommerfield. llerlr l'rochnow. .loyce Harley, and Gretta Lange pictured in the lower right corner received special mention for their poems submitted to the National High School lloetry Association.