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

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fs Administration Mr. Michael has a very special signi- figance to the class of '52. In i948 when we started out as Freshmen, he was just getting acquainted with the school as our new Superintendent-Principal. During the last tour years we have learned, with Mr. Michael, some of the problems of ETHS and have watched itexpand by the addition of the new Technical Arts wing and the fieldhouse intoa modern educational show- place . Formerly director of Homeroom 204, Mr. Leach has been Mr. Michael's right- hand man fora year and a half as assistant principal. ln addition to his responsibilities as supervisor of the workin the main office, Mr. Leach arranges student and faculty programs. He has been a friend as well as counselor to the many students with whom he has come in contact. LLOYD S. MICHAEL, Superintendent-Princi pal EDGAR S. LEACH Assistant Principal

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before school

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UPPER RIGHT: Mrs, Piiger at the telephone de k - s , BELOW. The open door policy, T' 1 Q, r x Q 'fx Main Office The nucleus around which all of ETHS functioned, the Main Of- fice, was the nerve center of the systematic organization that kept the school running smoothly throughout the whole year. An ever-moving stream of stu- de t n s, teachers, college repre- sentatives, employers, and guests I all turned to the main office as a source of information. Here, one could find the high school record of every ETHS stu- dent, plus valuable information that teachers could find posted on h t e bulletin board, and most of the supplies used for classroom work. The attendance record, and the visitors' register were also kept in the offs ce. This beehive ofactivity was co-ordinated and watched over by Mr. Leach, who is in his first year as Asst. Principal. Q L 1, 2