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

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UPPER LEFT, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ray Stults, Nancy Bradford and Irene Mayer. LOWER RIGHT, CLOCKWISE:Nana Strohmeier, Sue King, Ellie Bieg, Dick Sieben, Jane Mur- phy, Betsy Jennings and Bev Vaughan. JT-Q! Budget Ticket Hoot Monl Heed wah I hae to tell ya. Aye, it's about the thrrrri- fiest barrrrgin o' the year. Ye're right lads an' lassies, it's the booooogget ticket. This was the sales theme of the T951 Budget Ticket. For those stu- dents, who have been hidden in a dark dungeon, this 2 if2 by 4 cardboard is the passport of every ETHS student to the maiority of athletics events, it pays for club dues and publications as well as offering discounts to dramatic pro- ductions. This year's Budget Brokers were headed by Dick Sieben, with Jane Murphy, Bev Vaughan, as cap- able assistants. It's one o' the few items you students buy, tha's good right doon to the last punch. Aye, dinna ya see tha' even a rubber dollar dinna stretch the way yeer booooget ticket does. -, , ,V f-SS ex

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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

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C Magazine Campaign LOWER LEFT, TOP SALESMEN, LEFT TO .iIGHTg Karen Walters, s464,3og Barbara Brauer, 554450, Sue King, 3864.351 Kay Brogan, S104opIane Murphy, 39304 Martha Nessler, S344, 70. SEATED IN FRONTgJoe Clonick, 582950. UPPER RIGHT, MAG- AZINE STAFF: Sue King, Assistant Man- agerg Betsy Jennings, Publicity Manager, Barbara Fleer, Specialty Managerg Roberta Schroeder, Prize Manager, Carole Kamin, Publicity Manager. SEATED IN FRONT: Mr, Melvin, sponsor, The good ship Magazine Cam- paign was launchecl very successful ly last fall. After sailing through favor- able waters for eight days, she swept triumphantly over the finish line of the famed Magazine Regatta to re- capture the magazine championship for the eleventh time. Highest salesmen this year were Kay Brogan, with 510401 Jane Murphy with S9305 Sue King with 5864.252 and Joe Cloniclc with 5829. T2 Z f.