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

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We Dedicate . . . Students new to the school were first introduced to Mr. Barnum, who for thirty-seven years was our Assistant Principal. His encouragement and friendly advice, not only to these young' people, but to all who knew him, made him a man who will long he rememlrered. An able administrator whose dignity and haekground commanded great respect, he was one of the key figures in the scl1ool's educational tlCVCl01Jlll9l1t. His loyalty, devotion, and hard work were reflected by the aeliieveinents of the school and of the student body. XVith sincere respect and admiration. we of the Yearbook staff dedicate the 1951 Key to Mr. lllalter Barnum.

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MARGRETHE LAGAARD EDITOR-IN-CHIEF RHODA NVAGNER ASSOCIATE EDITOR .AXRIQICN E HQ-XRTlfl.I, I LITERARY EDITOR GINLSER YOI,lilXl.-'XR ART EDITOR ,IIN BUNTAIN BUSINESS MANAGER JEAN ll1Xl.CH ADMINISTRATION EDITOR IYXT BURNSIDE ACTIVITIES EDITOR XYIZNDY KIEMI' CLASSES EDITOR SUE SCHILLER ATHLETICS EDITOR ' GORDON SUMMIYRISELL PHOTOGRAPHER NORYAI, HENN BUSINESS ADVISER JOHN PRICE EDITORIAL ADVISER Foreword Each day throughout our ETHS careers, its doors have stood, inviting us to participate in the struggle to un- scramlvle the maze of knowledge which they protect. The hours spent have been long, but rewarding, for we have learned to appreciate our great fortunes lin having truth so close at hand in the greatly troubled world of today. As we leave for the last time, these doors again symbolize an invitation . . an invitation to try the world which is now ours. And when we enter that world, we will take along this hook as a reminder of the days we have spent in preparation . . . . as a reminder that the doors of knowledge are always open to those who seek. I 2

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