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

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t f I l l l Guidance-Future Plans Career Clubs i - 2 - 3 - testing! With thissloganthe Guidance Department undertook its annual campaign to find the special abilities of each student and to plan his schedule. The next best thing to visiting a col lege is to have a college visit you, as Colleges from coast to coast did on College Day. Students gained a wider outlook of their future education from this program, which was sponsored by the PTA, the Guidance Department, and the Future Plans Club. Doctor, Lawyer, Merchant, Chief -- at ETHS students learned their future occu- pations not by counting buttons, but by ioining Career Clubs. The program was jointly sponsored by the Kiwanis Club and ETHS, and was directed bya planning group of twenty-eight students. UPPER LEFT, LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Halama, Barbara Bouvea, Barrie Bruce, Lynn Cameron, have the fine points of nursing explained by an Evanston Hospital nurse. UPPER RIGHT: A Doctor and Nurse from Evanston Hospital talk to Miss Williams, Linda Herman, Barbara Teare, Kay Larson, Sally Wi.nter, Sue Hollo- bow, and Blair Radford at last fa11's College Day. LEFT CENTER, enjoying a brief recess from their busy dayis the guidance department faculty. SEATED are Miss Lipp, Mr. Cum- mings, director of the department, and Miss Kiesewetter. Mr. Rasmussen is standing. LOW- ER LEFT, Mr. Cummings times Par Holston as she takes a test.

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Languages 7 , W., if xx V- ,J - IMAK , V :Q ,I 'G N if . . ,,. rs 5. ABOVE RIGHT, just learning , are French students Dan Roth, Ross Hopkins, Nancy Carr, Dick Renn, and Barbara Galbraith. AT THE LEFT, the Roman Forum provides a diversion for Peter Kay, Louis Kujawinski, Sara Baker, Judy Fetzer, and John Ferren. In the picture at the LOWER LEFT are language teachers: SEATED, Miss Stevenson, Miss Bergquist, Miss Dwyer, Miss Cove, Miss Babcock, Miss Wat- son, and Miss MacNal1y. STANDING, Mr. Mort- hole and Mr. Bridge. Mr. Morthole, Leon Chamberlain, and Barbara Gibbs try to correct a case of Ich verstche nicht .