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

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Budget Ticket The most exciting thing about the year's Budget Ticket sales was the new 55.00 ticket. Besides athletic events, the Pilot and the Evanstonian, the new Budget Ticket included the Key. Proving very popular, 97M of the 3000 tickets sold were the 55.00 variety. Also available were 54.00 tickets, which did not include the Key. With 244 the champion homeroom and the 44 division the champion division, the percentage of sales totaled WW. The money from the sales, as usual, went to school organizations. a ,www f , , . ,. , .,... u,,, ..,,f-or---,Mm-W ,.......A.......,...,,.... ,,,,. .,..,.. , ,. 'ti J,-:mi . 5 T 5 if ,. ' . ,gk f K Wi ,5 ., , ff . ,. T . k s V. ..,...,.., .b f ,.,,, .. ,iv 2 N A F. , g, fl 1.-,wg-,jj 'gig ,ge:::'fjv 1Yg,,3gtaf+z ..gv..,u H 1 . 15 - V 3 ,., gi: -N m . , WE- H4 1 'L .vs .x K 'Q i , l X, Q Upper left: Balance your budget with a budget ticket, advise Judy Jones and Sue Dahl as they sell budget tickets to lleft to rightl Mike Waterman, Jean Martin, Karen Randlev, Pat Barnes, Joan Ackerberg, Sally Armstrong, Rosalie Irwin, and Pat Smith. Upper right: Budget ticket and punch-keys to a year filled with various activities. Center right: Sharon Engeln is congratulated by Mr. Melvin on her work as budget ticket chairman. Lower left: Driving to victory, division champions Cleft to rightl Mr. Cameron, Mr. Rasmussen, Mr. Satterthwaite, and Mr. Ehri display the vigor which kept the 44 division in first place in the Budget Ticket Campaign.