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

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Table of Contents EVANSTON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL STUDY PROGRAM CARD Nm SBLDENTI .louis A Date Jursui Last First Room 32'-P R. IO S. S Locker 135 Xdwiser MQ HENN Parents Of Guardian Me. mn Mes. Wu.uAM Swoem' If both are living. write Mr. and Mrs Home Address S731 N- WINTHEOP Avenue T61 be s Ogsqi- Business Address 232 E. EIDE STREET Te MA I 3080 Year - Subject - Semester Room Te icher ASSEMBLY-ADVISER PERIOD 6' 1 Mod i.AueuAc-fs ,..is2Aey,rsosmess 10- 2 Pefiod rear-imcAi.AQr,.aar 15- 3Pe'i0d Music Dsmkvmem 30 4 Pefiod SCAENCE , MATH , Home sumo:-ues 31- 5 Period CAFETEEIA ,LUNCH PLAYS, Loumoq 36- AUDIO-VISUAL SERVICE 6 Period Gsm oemer Mem, H.T.c. 40 7 Period H l STO RV 4-63 8 Period JOB EXPERIENCE, SALESHNUSHIP 44-I-H, 9 Period i f-,U Airfare no-:es 41-5-4 Pergod S roi em a so' 'QRS 85 X SCISN 'swf X126-iq X P CS e 10d IA14-rH Ho Q Q E214 I L I ECONO 0 ri d 6- yi UNCH P NHC: 3 S ,M D59 L 5 R475 Lo 235 Pe,-,od I UA6 X Pe,-md ' C - X 9 Period X I gx 3 AL? GN IOQS S H' 94 -L, X 9-7 X -e 8 - or

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Q7 F .. E, , ,W -. . A -0 1 Your I952 Key As Freshman, a handshake brought us many new friends. ln art our hands held the hopeful brush: in athletics, they gripped the well-used bati in music, the polished horny and in our classes, the familiar well-worn books. They en- folded our always precious lunch-money and our transient pencils. They doodled on our ancient partially engraved desk, wore our shiny class rings, and received the rolled parchment docu- rnentthat clhnaxed four yeas of work...our diploma . . . So today these hands of ours hold a KEY. . .a key to aworld inwhich we of the staffhave tried to weave the foremat of this book around these hands as they work and play and have tried to take you period by period through o typical day at ETHS. 1 . , 3, 1 from the staff G AIL HAMILTON Editor -in -chief G HITA .IAF FE JUDY STOLL Associate Editors JUDY JEWELL Literary Editor MYRNA COHN Art Editor AGNETA NORDMARK Administration Editor MILLY JONES Activities Editor SUE EWING Classes Editor CINDY STOLL Athletics Editor MARILYN KRAMER Secretary GORDON SUMMERBELL KEITH GRIMSON Photographers NORVAL HENN Business Adviser JOHN PRICE Editoral Adviser

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Since the time of his arrival thirty-two years ago, Mr. Maurice L. Hampton has played an integral part in the machinery of our school. He entered in i920 as basketball coach inaddi- tion to his duties as a me- chanical drawing teacher. Seven years later he was appointed athletic director, and by l93O he was named business manager, heading a vital department of the school's functions. His knowledge of the business administration and his con- cern for the welfare ofthe school were of great help when he became secretary of the Board of Education five years later. Though he leaves us now, after better than three decades of loyal service, the students and faculty will long remember Mr. Maurice L. Hampton to whom we dedicate this l952 edition of the KEY. Dedication WM