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

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Ekli- ki iiiili lj, 14.1, . V... . ,eh,',,,, Dm. S Top left: l3043 Joe Coolcsey, Betsy Wood, Hub Rudoy and Barbara Jacob- son challenge 324 in the Magazine Campaign. Top right: l3243 Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer as danced by Breaux Walsh, Terry Fish, Dick Schroeder, Ned Otfersfrom and Joe Herman. X X Bottom left: C3443 Accepting 244's challenge are Magateers--Beryl Michaels, Chuck Naltan, Sara Custer, Dave Hemphill and Mary Dills, Bottom right: 13643 Andy Abott, Barry Manheimer, Jim Norman and Lewis Leibowitz play Davy O'Calypso. S

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5 'in' 3 Top of opposite page: 304 homeroom council lleft to rightl: Front row: Betsy Wood, Nancy Aylcswarth, Bonnie Selig, Judy Kittcntlort, and Ellen Shuntord. Back row: Mr. Culver, Joe Cookwy, Clifford Brown, AI Kremer, Herb Rucloy, and Bob Majors. Center: The familiar sight to members of the division of Mrs. Ruch and Mr, Rasmussen at work in 3l9, the division office. Bottom: 324 council lleft to rightl: Front row: Lew Eisene berg, Breaux Walsh, Gail Steinitz, Joan Kelly, and Steph- anie Meyer, Bock row: Mr, Adarnclc, Mike Nahl, John Eulenberg, Joe Herman, Cheryl Schrnidt, Joyce Mims, and Mary Snead. Absent are Shep Shanley and Pete Seyl. ,.rs i Xie X l -.-1 . . . 7 S .. . g l k:,1 , 1. .'-v'- f . -Y - if ri 5' . -4 ' '..-, A I A t., ,, . V u F 01, 1215, . .hh , . .. . , , :Q '., .ZZ 'Z-'g v'51FS' v't'.. i 1-, JJ,- Q' q . tw'-. 'Ju zz' ry., ' ' fffv 1,- 4 ,-1'.'.', it P ' ff, .1 , Top of this page: 344 council lleft to rightl: Front row: Beryl Michaels, Pete Moody, Dave Hemphill, Sue Wallace, Barbara Schwarm, and Peggy Dye. Back row: Al Hunter, Bob Peitcher, Tom Pearce, Jean Martin, Betty Higgins, Judy Jones, and Mr. Satterthwaite. Absent is Ellen O'Connell. Bottom: 364 council lleft to rightl: Front row: Tilly Schumm, Cindy Potter, Mary Curry, Gail Thain, Marilyn Jennings, Judy Corey. Bock row: Mrs, Cantelupe, John Klein, Dave Pushman, John Sadler, and Chuck Racine, Absent is Pat Kaiser. S 5 Q , r 1 fir? l l , - B

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3- M.. You had problems? You wanted help? Chances are you were aided by Guidance Service. First they helped acquaint you with your new school, with the assist- ance of your counselor, homeroom director, teachers, and upper-class students. Then they helped you make wise choices of courses so that you would get the most from your four years at ETHS. And, finally, they helped you choose a career and the college or other training needed for it. Decisions? Worries? Guidance Service helped you. . . Q Top left: Eighth graders take a timed test in preparation for high school. Top right: One of the many materials of- fered by Guidance Service. Center: Myra Maxson and Linda Bley apply for summer jobs. Bottom: University of Chicago representa- tive, Mr. Vice, answers the questions of David Hartung, John Cook, Larry Lindgren, Judi Field, and Barb Bradford.