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

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7a The editors found time, however, to at- tend the National Scholastic Press Association convention at the Stevens Hotel in November. There they discussed yearbook problems with fellow editors from all over the country, and saw how other books are prepared. They also attended a Publications Party given last fall by the Evonstonion, and sponsored a Valentine party together with the Pilot and Soft Pipes, in February. The last event of the year was the Publications Banquet, at which the staff for next year was announced. lnstead of noti- fying the new editors, as in past years, only the sponsor knew who they were to be so the announcement was a surprise to all. The editors this year were: Rosemary Heuser and Justine Ray, co-editors in chief, Anne Banks, associate editor, Kathryn Soter, literary editor, and Tom Tritschler, business editor. Top standing: Betty Caldwell, JoAnn Ellis, Betty Gulder, Margie McRoberts, Elly Ross, Lucy Muchmore. Seated: Ethel Katsoulis, Tam Tritschler. Not present: Peggy Roberts, Nan Weber, Audrey Smith, Dorothy Johnson. Center: Nancy Spoerri, Anne Banks, Loren Nolte, Dolores Levis. Bottom: Yearbook potpourri. g, I , ff -il x, 7' rx gr. ,-JS. 1 pf v'.3,J W Qi' .lv X 1: , 1 1 I the I us-ff s ' J' 41-rs'5g ,bg ii. ,xl , 4742 'fl ,-, -2 . .. p 1 W5 I IL ' 3 -,J 1' .- Q' Q J S . Sly. L, - i ' - 'Jn N , '. ' I AC.: ' - FW lx R it H T 'DS . ' gl .. 1 5 J 7' 3 'X.

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C N. I ul ,J CQ . fl! x i tx , . xr -- 1 Deedgnew Hey, hand me that print! Where's the carbon paper? Here's that ruler! Mr. Price, come here and look at this, please. Hasn't the football copy been turned in yet? What's the matter with that sports writer, doesn't he ever meet a deadline? This is typical of the sound and fury heard by passers-by who might have looked into room 332 any day after school last year. For this is the Year- book room, and this the conversation of the editors and staff as they tugged and pushed sections of the l95O Evanstonian into place. Adding to the clamor and confusion were the junior staff. Guided by this year's editors, they started work on the l95l book, and began to learn the ropes of yearbook production, early in June. Top standing: Sue Byers, John Tower, Joan Chason, Barbara Hobart. Seated: Jeanne Sowden, Kay Soter, Sue Slater, Judy Fisher, Barbara Bloom. Not Present:, Ruth James, Betty Zipser. Center: Nancy Nash, Nancy Boule, Justine Ray, Jean Race, Bob Bales. Not present: Diana Duckett. Bottom standing: Mr, Henn, Mr. Price. Seated: Kay Soter, Anne Banks, Rosemary Heuser, Justine Ray, Tom Tritschler. N-.1 i ll F-1 lllli x 5 :NM ,F 4. 'K nmzi . IA fl .ll 'Tl '.v',xA's i

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Qzagfzedc Inner Sanctum, The Morgue, and Or- chids and Onions are not names of mystery shows, but terms familiar to everyone con- nected with room 172, the J room, head- quarters of the Evanstonian. Junior reporters worked under the supervision of senior editors to turn out twenty-two editions of this top ranking paper. Three new features were added this year to the Evanstonian: Book Banter, a column of reviews of our library books, written by the editor-in-chief: lf You Ask Me, a col- umn of student interviews on questions con- cerning ETHS, and Pips, a column about particularly interesting ETHS parents. Two of last year's feature columns were continued: Letters to the Editor, written by interested students, and Hello New Trier, on exchange of news and opinions between the two schools. Top: Phil Sanford, Don MacGillivroy, Ray Stults, Mal- colm Brown. Not present: Bob Clements. Center: John Purnell, Barbara Bloom, Mr. Hoch. Bottom stand- ing: Judy Hanhart, Frances Bean, Jeanne Sowden, Gloria Daniels, Gail Wright. Seated: Nan Weber, Jeanne Bowen, Pat Berry, Dolores Levis, Joan Normon Ruth James. f v dir xx '52 yn L .. ff if -K AX Fil l 4 , , , 'L s i 4 gl s , c B ,J Q6 ns- MJ 'I , I . in jj , r' 'xx