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

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l 04: Roman Room Those Two wasn't restricted to evening TV for lO4 students, they enjoyed a daily performance, starring Mr. l-lenn and Mr, Cady, in a barrage of taunts. Director Samuelson and Assistant Jim Plants shared the merry-making when they produced the most unorthodox version of The Night Before Christmas ever seen at ETHS. The room claiming two Central Council Officers, the DAR award winner, and the presi- dents of Pentangle and Quadrangle, had to keep its faculty culturally current. Students presented Mr. Samuelson with a subscription to True Confessions, and gave Poultrymon's Journal to Mr. Henn. Upper: Tom Poole looks-up a schedule while student supervisor Peggy Ahl studies. Center: Stan Lukas and Janet Rountree use the ref- erence books. Lower: lO4 Council-Standing, left to right: Sue Blunt, Barbara Teare, Eileen Schwer, Andy Anderson, Bill Hastings, Barbara Fulton, Carolyn Evans, Leslie Alt. Seated: Chick Bartholomew, Mr. Samuelson, Jim Plants.

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Inter-School Relations: Good Neighbor Policy Water can't quench the fire of love, was often heard in ETHS corridors for weeks after New Trier's brilliant Lagniappe show passed i t ' ' n o memory, This musical revue, after which Evanston's own prod t' uc ion was patterned, was hailed as one of the most successful opera- tions in the program for better inter-school relations. Also promoting inter-school spirit the GAA l payday and the Suburban Girls' Gonference provided constructive recreation and serious thinking for girls of many nearby towns. Upper: NASC Planning Council-Left to right: Bob Slaughter, Wes Doyle, Corinna l-leidbrink, Coleman Brown, Mr. Rasmussen, Irene Mayer. Center: The Pause That Refreshes. GAA Play Day. Lower' Cave M ' . ans Kids perform as New Trier visits ETHS.

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A-i.-...- 124: Colonial Room The new didn't outshine the old in home- room l24, where the modern fluorescent li ht' ' ' g ing made the murals, depicting American colonization, look even brighter. The murals were painted by a former mem- ber of l24, Donato Yarez, according to Mr. Nuckols, home-room director. After the slushy Christmas holidays most of l24's residents welcomed the installation of indoor h' suns ine. Only clock watchers suf- fered. Because the lights were so low, the clock was well h'dd ' stealthy glances. i en from some of their Upper: 124 Council-Seated, left to right: Jerry Matt- son, Mr. Nuckols, and Harold Davis. Standing: Sue Coyle, Beverly Buchtel, Mary Custis, Don MacMaster, Deed Hardin, Pat Seery, Bob Ericsson, Cathy Ashley, Martin Tangora, Tom Magill, Donna Anderson. Center: Mugsy Williams in deep thought? Lower: ls this trip necessary, Harold Davis? X Will