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

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Upper left: Shirley Avderson fieftl confers with Mrs. Chester Dursema from Willicini Woods Junior College as Miss Fox Crightl watches, Center left: A student and her counselor investigate college catalogues. Lower right: Air Force Staff Sergeant Donald High tleftl and Captain Robert Bieber explain the benefits of an Air Force career to tleft to rightj Dan Roane, Jerome Schippman, Bob Williamson, and Dick Chez. cjuluze plans Doctor, lawyer, merchant, chief . . .? The question of selecting a lifetime vocation was foremost in the minds of the students who at- tended last year's Career Conference. Represene tatives from many walks of life held meetings at which they answered the questions about their professions. The Career Clubs sponsored assembly period meetings. Experts from different fields talked to groups of students about their occupational preferences. New Trier was last year's host to College Night, which is alternately held at ETHS and NTHS. During the evening sessions students and their parents discussed problems with represen- tatives from colleges and universities all over the country. l 9

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What, no homework? Although ETHS stu- dents weren't so lucky last year, the Lay Ad- visory Council did study the problem. Acting as a sounding board for the administration, this body tried to increase lay participation and to bring to the various community groups informa- tion about the school. The PTA, with the objective of developing efforts to secure the highest advantages in phy- Center left: Lay Advisory Council. lleft to rightl: Dr. Whitfield, Miss Bourne, Mr. Holter, and Mrs, Roberts. Lower right: PTA Board. lleft to rightl lst row: Miss Howell, Mrs. Murdough, Miss Parks, Mrs. Schmidt, Mrs. Copeland. 2nd row: Mrs. Woman, Mrs. Buchtel, Mrs. Solheim, Mrs. Laudes, Mrs. Rumpf, Mrs. Ewing, Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Lieterman, Mrs. Teare, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Brown, Miss Stephens. 3rd row: Mr. Will, Mr. Barber, Mr. Elliot, Mr. Cochrane, Dr. Michael. sical, mental, social, and spiritual education for every student, was very successful in ending the long campaign for the approval of the building additions to ETHS. Although more on the informal side, the Dad's Club sponsored movies of the football games and encouraged attendance and support of all the athletic events. Wjsl, 25.1.13 Cruz, 6247 C7-lrfvizoz ounci 2i