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

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L24 Upper right: l only want to be kissed oy you sings Mary Goldsmith Center left: The 124 murals and an unknown admirer. Bottom: The Colonial Rooms home-:com council Seated :left to righttz Linda Garn, Cindy Fish, Mr. Nuclmols Bruce Soule, and Margot Copeland. Standing: Betsy Morey, Bob Teare, Mike Cribbs, Harry Tempest, .lack Edwards, Peggy Norman, 'i Y Y I. , 'K xw' Q: Proof that students work better in the early American atmosphere produced by colorful paintings was demonstrated by l24, which for tive years had the highest scholastic standing of any homeroom. The murals, representing scenes from America's colonial past, were con- trasted to 'l24's counseling program, which ac- cording to Mr. Nuckols, homeroom director, planned for the future. I O 'sf f t si my t t

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5151 'eff Y 'rf- ., ,lf vi' T J, ll Q. 1 , ff l' Y i Although many Evanstonians have seen the sign Camera ClV over the door of room lO4, the Roman Room, few knew that the inscrip- tion was the Latin translation of Room lO4. Murals representing scenes of Rome added to the Latin flavor. Departing from this class- ical theme, lO4 last year emphasized voca- tional and educational guidance, according to Mr. Samuelson, home room director. 9 I 104 Top: lOA Homeroom Council Cseated, left to rightl: Abby Alt Sam Boatwright, Mr, Samuelson, Fred Heuser, and Sue Willis Standing: John Fix, Martha Spoerri, Scott Dool, John Ferren John Murray, and Bettye Adams, Center left: Dashing through . , , room 'lO4, Lower right: Ted Schulte in Ooooold Vienna. 41

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I 44 Our homeroom is real hep! said the mem- bers of l44. They backed up this statement by pointing to their fine scholastic record and to their many activities through the year. Mr. Cameron, their homeroom director, encouraged early college planning to provide continued suc- cess in college. Juniors, too, were encouraged to make plans for after graduation.