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

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3140 QD in an laid: gl :ull Foreword I883 - I953 From . one room to sixty-five acres. Through- out its s t ' ' even y years, Evanston Township High School has de- veloped ties with the community which extend to almost every phase of activity. Some of them have become such an accepted part of high school life that few people realize the planning and care which went into their accomplishment. Associations with commerce, government, communications outlets, and industry are often never recognized by an ETHS student, though he benefits through them every day. This year, we of the Key staff have tried to point out the close relationship between the city and the school which qualifies Evanst on graduates for their roles as citizens in the community. We present this theme through the dynamic design, pio- neered by The Key of I952. Newness is our watchword, as we show new affiliations by picturing them in new layouts. Because of such affiliations, we leave our school with the assurance that the community will accept us with confidence. Closing our career at ETHS, we, the class of l953, leave behind us The Key so that others may open the doors to learning through which h we ave passed. BOB I-IIATT ,,,..... WJANE MITCHELL, ,.,,,, , JANET ROUNTREE , Editor-l ..,,...,Associate ,, , .,Literary LUCY SAVAGE ,,,,, YY,YY,,,, K W WAN EARL BRODY ,,,,,,,,.. .,..,,,. A ssociate Art EMELIA SMITH Yuf.A, ,, ,Administration KAREN POSTEL, U , W W v , ,NL,, , Classes MARY MODERWELL ,,,, ,, ,,,,,,, Senior Panels DARLA NOLTE W, ,s,YY 77,5 KEITH GRIMSON TED HOFMANN ,,,,, n-Chief Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor ., , Business Manager ,, ,,,..,, ,Photographer ,, , Photographer NORVAL HENN ,Y.u .,.,,s.,,,., ,.,,,,,, B u siness Advisor 'g.f'g .'::..':i..-I.-yall Joi-IN Pmce c.,sesssssssssss s sssedifofroi Advisor ,Ti 1,, my I-me at Q ,gy,,...m.,u ll sux' In lk as is W,-A m.,..'- i his 9.8. AP' L- - we st is an : as N, an, nv ls.. ' IMF .. gtwgyk. pl. it -1 it i, lg, lu fr my All lvl, if if Ma. Q an s.-swam au, Mi MARIE CLAIRE DAVIS ,. , , , Literary Advisor -i

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We dedicate To the City of Evanston, often called a City of Homes, a City of Churches-but also deserving of the title, a City of Schools. Long renowned as an educational center, Evanston has developed a public school system second to none, a fitting complement to the insti- tutions of higher learning locatedwithin the com- munity. Such a system may be directly attributed to the high level of interesttshown by the citizens in the education of their children. Civic groups, commerce, and government all contribute to the smooth operation of the township's school district. Without the interest of the adult population, the educational organization would be doomed to mediocrity. Recognizing our indebtedness to the com- munity, we of the Class of i953 pause to pay tribute to the city which is our home. Soon, we too will take our places as citizens of Evanston. Until then, we dedicate our book to the City of Evanston as a token of our gratitude. , THE STAFF -if-:L-To A W. -- fri' V-4 ---fe----f .M 'S ff