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

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Upper left: Big Top big-wigs plan '54 drive. lleft to rightlz Henry Wagner, Jayne Fallis, Mr. Melvin, Barbara Doran. Lower right: Jim Ries aims for 10006 sales while Bob Hillman spots the target. '-is I' 'Q' HY .f M 'Viv 5. uit? ,.4 -'2 , tq., 'Y V , - .,,' . Q , - ' sg , . Tijwff- ' ' 'A 4f's,.gag3sf,2r,g mv ' ,I i'i,'5f5, 1? 'isa' - .,, '--'1 gg -, Jr.: wt n1w'.eg:5m. , 7 f I'-'5.!.j'-' Q7 Af,.g l31f'!'5-Q ' 4 . b'Ng,2sv -Arr 'flfiii gf 1 H ..,.4-' ., L-0453,-' . ' . ,.s . . - ,. ,W-Q13 jp A',,. f ., f, ,Q , - . ' .15-'S . -. 4, ,, ,' I f-f ,- . . I' 4 -' ' ,inf A ..-f ' - vim? f ' gi-f . Q , ' . if MV M -1. 1-.mv-A5-' . V - WF-.-. -fa-. 4 V fe.: ffm A s..,..fgEf?fG1.:. 1,-ii' 4 Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! Step right up and buy the super-colossal Budget Ticket! Listen to this: The Key, Evanstonian, and The Pilot absolutely without charge, and free or drastically cut ad- mission to athletic and dramatic productions. Believe it or not, these are only a few of the great bargains you can get with your Budget Ticket .... Something like this was heard last fall as a tremendous crowd of wise budgeteers was urged to buy the Big Top Bargain. The ener- getic barkers used a circus theme for the year's campaign. Led by the Budget Ticket Campaign Staff, Barbara Doran, director, and Mr. Melvin, sponsor, 89.5870 of the students bought Budget Tickets. Evanston is one of the few schools to use this system successfully. In the center of sales was Homeroom 244 with 95.170 participation. Runner-up was 104, while 204 finished third. 22 ' 1 M'- I. H9915 . fv .

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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

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didilfll 54164 World's champion public School . . . Last year Evanston Township High School's Magazine Campaign resulted in S75,000 sales to lead the schools of the nation. The profits derived from the campaign subsidized many of the school's activities. Central Council, the assembly fund, student activities, the Evanstonian, and The Key were among those benefiting from the profits that the Magazine Campaign contributed. High sales also lowered the cost of the Budget Ticket. In addition, 55,000 was alloted to the home rooms to finance all of their activities. 529.50 per person were collected last year, higher than the previous year. Karen Wolters' 52,289.16 4 year total ranked the highest, while Carol .lean Nessler with 5621.15 and John Ferren with 5325.75 were the top girl and boy salesmen. Winner of the Guess-lt Contest was Jane Anderson. 1 1 ! 224 WE WON IN '54J55 Upper right: Firstest with the mostest. The Magazine Cam' paign winners-224 staff: lleft to rghtj: Cherry Nelson, Mr. Hurst, Denise Boitel, Mr. Jones, Peggy McBride. Lower right: Clown. Lower left: John Beach guesses that there is 541.14 in the bottle. fr XE. .STS ,N ae- N-exif fx . ma f lf, 4 'J g I V : I I f 'X fl sniffe- Q f A 23