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

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F v1 1 ff '65 wi' Thoreau Room Experience is the best teacher . . . and students of l4-4 learned from the experiences of others how best to prepare for college. Homeroom director, Mr. Cameron, invited freshmen from colleges all over the country to speak during assembly periods on under- graduate life. Formerly a four-year room, l44 began a new career this year as the fifth junior-senior homeroom. lt was the first homeroom to use honor study halls in l952-53. Upper Left: lt's time for a change! Jack Karp, Maury Gralnek, and Dick Rusnak parody the political campaign. Center: A-2 day, number two daily schedule. Mr, Cameron reads the bulletin while Mr. Kollman and Mr. McCauley write yellow slips. Lower: President Alec Mackenzie reads a proposal to his home room council. Left to right: Al Hofeld, Jim Caldwell, Denny Anderson, Chickie Lake, Gary Potter, Ken Calkins, Jim Peebles, Caralu Marshall.

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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

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16 IQ- l 64: Rainbow Room With its vari-colored murals supposedly bearing the face of a former homeroom di- rector, l64 proceeded through the year with a very much alive HRD leading the procession. Following the lead of I44, 164 organized student supervised study halls to set a prece- dent among the junior-senior homerooms. Once again with l44, the room held an extremely successful family dinner on a hill- billy theme. Upper: l64 Council-Seated, left to right: Jim Van Pelt, Mr. Potter, and Jim Harper. Standing, second row: Lynne Owen, Steve Cole, Phyllis Low, Ellie Bieg, Toni Potter, and Betty Trinrud. Third row: Jim Demos, Pat Coyle, Joe Croft, and Ross Koepnick. Center: Phillip Sobel and Harry Tear look for Who's Who in the News. Lower: Make Mine Music, sound off Bob Broemel, John Christie, Ron Twells, Chuck Schroeder, Dick Stein- metz, and George Rutter at the piano.