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

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1960 volume:

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Did not exist ln the days of the cave dweller. In the pre-dawn of knowledge There were only the cave fire, The fearful shadows on the wall, And darkness closing in the mind of man. When men began to wonder how and why, The doors began to appear, Shut out were the hostile elements, The fear and superstition ------ Behind each door lay a field of inquiry And the answers to new questions... And so the Evanston student As he stands in the corridors of ETHS Sees before him a multitude of doors, Locked, ajar--foreboding, inviting-- real, imaginary, All opening on the accumulated learning of the past And the undiscovered knowledge of the future. So DOORS were chosen for the Key's theme, For they open upon knowledge That will shape the future And remind us of happy, fruitful days As we look back through them. DOORS... Us 5- sms ' ' gr: f 1, ' M bfkaffffgwwf ES ,, Z... N 5 Y, vwifgna .W 4 .J-:, :,K- ye-,. -gb ., ,,., .,.. , .,,.. are X. 1 iii' m, - - ..,.. , .. if 11 95Wi:iii 5 ixp giffiffgw? Qifi fifflfixl x W .s 2 .,:'w.m,,,,, f W, l..,lklL 'N Q I 16 ,, m In DOORS... Aiar to reveal new patterns Ot education, Ot teaching techniques. Appreciatively, We Watched Administration's efforts To perfect instruction methods Result in enthusiastic students Who animated the new patterns Ot education, Of progress. DOORS... ki ,gk fa .f A i ii? ff: , vzzzfsaiv- , . ' ,HK t -' ' , r - yv, lm! ' , 'iqizffi 'fA j5f'Qg' ff ,r f' -I K K fn 1 ., . :vu-1 - X -vgsgfx MR. EDGAR LEACH, Assistant Principal, DR. LLOYD MeCLEARY, Administrative MR. JOHN GREER, Administrative A.M. Assistant, Ed. D. Assistant, M.A. Administrative Assistants Aid Dr. Michael CLEFT TO RIGHTJ, TOP ROW: Mr. Leo Samuelson, Direetor, Physical Education, Health and Athletiesg Mr, Floyd Wilson, Superintendent, Buildings and Groundsg Mr. John Seott, Business Manager. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Edward Curry, Director, Summer School, Student Teaehingg Mr. Wallace Smith, Director, Auditorium Aetivitiesg Mr. Theodore Case, Direetor, Adult Education Evening School. II Department Heads, Teacher eaea F 5 , .. gs.. si if 4 sf 1 irc., ' ' ' I' 'a I I Rt ff ,mlz j I ' I E sta x Z aa-e,,. 2 I Le ' .. . .Q,,.., ky In 4 V ,,, i 5 I H V., !,.' V VAV VIOLET E, BERGQUIST LESLEEJ. BISHOP MARGARET A. WALLACE W. A.M., Chrm., For- A.M. , Chrni., Com- BOURNE, M.S., BUEFMIRE, B.S. eign Languages mined Studies Chrm. , Girls Physical Chrni. , Industrial Ed. Arts WILLIAM E. JONES EDGAR S. LEACH WANDA B. MITCHELL MARGARET NICHOL- A.M. , Chrm., Sci- A.M., Asst. Princi- A.M., Chrni., SEN, A.M., Head SHCC pal, Chrni. , Mathc- Speech Librarian matics HESTER C. BURBRIDGE, M. S. , Dir. Special Educa- tion SADIE M. RAFFERTY M. Mus., Chrni., Music WILLIAM G. CARPENTER, A. M., Chrm., Busi- ness Education LEO I. SAMUELSON A. M., Dir. Physical Education, Health and Athletics A - .T rr.i ' I I Q cssrri s I 4 ilici I V ,, g EL' .FKTTH . ':' 2. f a ' I n K: ' W I W A X' A .--: .-.. - . .i . , Y Q ...I 1 ...... f i ..... . fi: ELIZABETH DOLORES N. ADAMEK THOMAS F. ALLEN. MARY I. ALT, A.M., AARONSOHN, A. M. ,' M.S. , Art, Yearbook B.S. , Mathematics, '64 Div. Counselor, English, Writers' Club Sponsor Athletics '64 GiIlS' Club ROBERT E. JOAN C. BALDWIN EDITH L. BAUMAN KENNETH L. ANSPAUGH, A- M-. A. M., Psychologist A. M. , English BEASLEY, A- M-1 I2 Physics English KEITH ANDERSEN A.B., Science, Athletics ELIZABETH H. BENNETT, A. M. English 'lan Improved Curriculum NADINE 1. CLARK A. M., Chrm., Social Studies FRANCIS H. TRESISE A.M. , Chrm., Art CLARENCE W. HACH A. M. , Chrm., Eng- lish RUTH WHEELER A.M. , Chrm., Home Economics T. WARREN CARYL ANDERSON A.M ANDERSEN, A,M, , '24 Div. Sr. Counselor, Chemistry '24 Div. Girls' Club DONALD V. BLAZE, PHYLLIS BLAND B.E. , Driver Train- BLUMENTHAL, A.M. , ing , Athletics Reading Consultant 01 HAYDN BODYCOMBE A.M. , English DOROTHY BOHNEN A. M. , Art Consultant RICHARD BOYER A. M. , Driver Education M. GRACE BROUGHTON A. M. , Mathematics, '44 Div. Jr. Counselor ROBERT S. BROWNE B.S. , Industrial Arts WILLIAM R. BUNN A.M., Physical Edu- cation, Dir. Intramural Sports, Lettermen's Club MARJORIE BURKLAND A. M. , Speech Correc- tion, Cosmopolitan Club JOHN H. BURMASTER A. M. , Physical Edu- cation, Driver Education WILLIAM D. BURTON A. M. , Physical Edu- cation, Varsity Swim- ming Coach JANET L. CABEL B.S., Girls' Physical Education DOYLE F. CADY A.M. , Mathematics LEILA SCELONGE CAIN, A.M. , Mathematics, '64 Div. Girls' Club Head CAROL BJORK CHURKIN A. M. , Mathematics, '04 Div. Girls' Club Head DOROTHY CIACCIO M.S.W., Study Hall Supervisor WILLIAM L. CLANTON A. M. , Industrial Arts, '44 Div. Jr. Counselor, Athletics EUGENE F. CLEWELL A. M. , Industrial Arts, Intramural Sports .IOI-IN I. COCHRANE M.S., Science, Photo Service, Yearbook Photography Advisor f L2 MARY C. COLIN A.M., Spanish WILLIAM R. CONNER A. M. , Chemistry MARGARET CROWLEY A.M. , Speech Arts, Debate, Radio Work- shop FLOYD C. MARIE C . DAVIS CUMMINGS. Ph. M. , A. M. , Journalism Counseling and Test- and En lish, News- ing, Chrm. , Fresh. paper sponsor Counselors LESTER DEAN, A. M. , WILLIAM R. DITTON '24 Div. Fresh. Coun- M. S. , Speech Arts, selor Limelighters, Dra- matics OLGA DOTLICH A.B., Girls' Physical Education, '24 Div. Girls' Club ROBERT E. EPLER A.B., Stpecial Educa tion, Ri le Club VALENTINA DZIUBINSKY A. M. , Russian, Ger man HELEN M. EXLEY A.M. , Mathematics fl 71-A ...L 5 m Two' Ei ft. ,I 61 GERTRUDE A. EINLEY, A. M., Social Studies CAROL B. FREY A.B. , Cornbincd Studies JACK R. FINLEY BERNICE U . FITTS A.M., Social Studies, R, N. , Jr. Red Cross '64 Div. Council EILEEN P. GAMBLE M.S., Health Educa tion, '44 Div. Jr, Counselor, '44 Div. Girls' Club SHIRLEY GARDNER A. B. , Horne Econ- oniics, '24 Div. Girls' Club if ELIAS GEORGE, B.S. Phvsical Education, Athletics, Varsity Wrestling Coach STANLEY A. GLOW A. M. , Industrial Arts PEARL L. GERBER ANNA GERWIG M. Ed. , Physical Ed- Ph. D., Latin ucation DOROTHY GRIMSON DONALD GROTHE English, Latin, '44 B,S., Physical Educa- Div. Girls' Club Head tion r. MARCIA E. FLUHRER B.S. , English, Readers' Theatre WILLIAM H. GARNETT A. B. , Spanish MILDRED G. FOX A. M. , Collcgc Con- sultant, Chrui. , Sr. Counsclors, '44 Div. Sr. Counsclor CARL S. GASSEN M.S. , Industrial Arts Riflc Club VIRGINIA GLEASON A.M., '44 Div. Fr. Counselor, '44 Div. Girls' Club JOAN HABRYL, A.M., English, '04 Div. Girls' Club GEORGE W. GLENIYIE, A. M., Social Studios RICHARD L. HALL lxl.S., Scicncc, Stu dcnt Lounge Connn. DOUGLAS A. HALSTED, A. B. , Chemistry KARSTEN HAUGEN M.S., Art me J' is Qi' 1 in 1 Me? ' . HELEN HAMMER A. M., Spanish BEATRICE HEILIGER B.S. , Asst. Librarian .wiv A 5 fits ln all sf my ' 'A I 5 .zlif ' ' iiL 'Z ' ' .frjff ..,,,M,,.,..s.::.Ja: . z- . r . V5 M, f'- :?ge1A.sf, ,K r 5' r f- 22 , W li 1 W' mg xv F , . 4522 ' W5 ,. . , :ff fy sas h., , ,af J: if il uri is f 2 my A. B., English, Reading JOHN R. HERMANSON A. M., Mathematics, '04 Div. Quadrangle GAYLE Y. HANDLEY DEAN W. HANEBUTH M. S. , Combined Studies, '04 Div. Quadrangle NED HOOPES, A, English HM iQ1' We Ag' JW' il 'ls .wget S X V' ..,. ,.,,V , it , - f, cf, rom f,.,.t.. sal, w .,- .. ,rv r1rs::.i.,,s,g- .sri-fi. tygrgzfs ai J PETER HUSEN, M.S. , DONALD W. IVERSON Mathematics, '64 Div, AM., Physics Quadrangle Head JEAN JENSEN, A. M., ALICE E. JOHNSON Latin, Science, Latin M. L.S., Librarian Club M.. 1 .' J '. HUGH E. HART A. M, , Mathematics, Chess Club ROBERT R. HURST M.S., Mathematics, '04 Div. lntramurals . ,iv M W. r it f . ' .,,,p. i, . ,. V. 5 3 X 1 . M-Fa Ps , ,cy fi L E' if s t T . DOROTHY JACKSON A, M., Physical Edu- cation, Coordinator Girls' Sports JAMES B. KARNES A. M., Industrial Arts and Coordinator of Diversified Occupa- tions BETTY JACOBSON M. Mus., Music, Madrigals HELEN K. KEITH M. Mus., Music, Girls' Choir, Musi Club cian's JOSEPH W. JENKINS Ph.D. , Composer in Residence on Ford Foundation JUSTIN KESTENBAUM A. M., Social Studies at .. A 'Yr g . 42 L A if MARJORIE K1NG M. A. , Child ment JACQUELYN KLEIN B.S., Girls' Physical Education MIRIAM KNOER A. M. , Business Edu- cation and English, E291 GUENTHER KOLB A.M., Biology, '24 Div. Intramurals . my GEORGE KLEIN A. M., Visiting Counselor HELEN SULLIVAN KNIGHT, A. M. . Speech Correction, Counseling , ff1Tf ? L --,. J L, af V1.i'3v9'i5 FREDERICK A. KOEPNICK, A.M., Mathematics CLARENCE J, KOLLMAN, A.M. Social Studies JOSEPH F. KONITZKI M. E., Social Studies, Counseling, '44 Div. Quadrangle Head, '64 Div. Soph. Counselor DONALD KOSS, M . S. Mathematics PEARL N. KRAUSE A. M. , Librarian KAREN KUEHNER B.S. , English BETTIE E. LADD B.S., Science GERALDINE LaROCQUE A. M., English ALLAN LARSON B.S., Social Studies TURRELL LAVERING A. M. . French MURNEY M. LAZIER M. S., Physical Edu- cation, Varsity Foot- ball Coach MARJORIE LEIGH M.S. , R.N., Head Nurse M X t Y Su F as 5- x M 4 ,. is X is . ,X 'fi V' 'EQ -r. . . .qv ROYCE L. LEWIS M. A.E. , Art, Gallery ROBERT J. LUMSDEN A, M. , English, Key Copy DAVID T. MAGILL B.S., Mathematics GREGORY P. MALTBY M.S. , Social Studies, Bridge Club BERNARD G. MATTSON, JR., A.B. , Social Studies, International Round Table GORDON R. MAVES M. S. , Industrial Arts RENO E. MCCAULEY A. M. , Science KENNETH R. MCGONAGLE, M.S. , Physical Education, Varsity Baseball Coach MARY MCGOWAN B. S. . Home Economics ES THER Mc LAUGH LIN Library Asst. BETTY J. MCLEOD MARY JANE MCNALLY A.M., Spanish, Pan- A.B. , Latin, '64 Div American Club Girls' Club LINTON MELVIN MARILYN MEYER A.M., Social A.M. , Dir. Student Studies, Magazine Activities, Girls' Campaign, Budget Club Co-ordinator, Ticket '04 Div. Sr. Coun- selor JOHN J. MOORE B.A. , Study Hall Supervisor MALCOLM MOSING A.M. , English, Dramatic Arts, Plays f as-A 55113133 .'l'fT3?A- 'Z Ziff LYDIA NAAS. A. M., Social Studies, Key, Yearbook Asst. ELEANOR NORRIS A. B. , Business Educa- tion u xr HAROLD L. NAUMAN DARYL E. NICHOLS JOHN R. NICHOLS M.S. , Social Studies M. S. , Co-ordinator A. M. , Industrial Arts of Distributive Educa- tion, Business Educa - tion BARBARA PANNWITT DALE R. PATTERSON ENID PEARSON M.S., English, Press A. M, , English, A, M. , Special Educa- Bureau Writer's C ub, Jazz tion Club RAYMOND L. NICKELS B. E. , Business Educa- tion MARIORIE PENDLETON A. M. , Visiting Counselor g ..- 45 7 -Q 2 g s? 3m ' . I if 's tr Q ' '- - A i si DAVID R. PERRY CHARLES F, PETERS BARBARA G. KAY PORTER, B.S. , AMT, English, Ath- M.S. , Science, Ath- PETERSON, A M., Girls' Physical Educa- letics, '24 Div. letics English, '24 Div. tion Quadra ng le MARGARET G, QUANE, A. M. . Chrmn. Visiting Counselor Soph. Counselor, '24 Div. Girls' Club Head DONALD E. RAFFETTO JEAN REEDER, A.B. , VIRGINIA S. REEDER A, M. , Business Educa- Social Studies M. S.W, , Visiting tion, Athletics Counselor ROBERT E. PROPER A.M., Speech Arts, Auditorium, TV Pro- ject MARY JANE RICHEIMER, A. M. , English ' ., gf Mvf' .55 , .71 CARMEN RIVERO P. GORDON ROBASKA, A.M. , En lish, '04 A.M., Mathematics' Div. Fr. Cgounselor GEORGE W. A. MURL B. SAILSBURY RUTTER, A. M., M. Ed., Science, El1g1iSh Math-Science Club GERALDINE ROBBINS B. A., '44 Div. Coun- cil, Social Studies, Central Council Asst. Head MARJORIE A. SAUNDERS , A. M. , French, French Club , .4 MMM J 4, .tl ROUSE A. B. , English LOIS SCHAUER, B.S. Home Economics ?5:'f7: .lt 'SPV' . ffl iiixf tif' f -ag ...iw . J fi if .12 ' Ak f, 'ifrk' 1 I is .J risfgsiisiiri' f EMIL G. SCHULTZ A.M. , Driver Train- ing, Physical Educa- non ROBERT SPARKS M.S., Physics, Math- ematics W W. am- fh- FRED A. ROZUM M.S. , Special Educa- tion, '24 Div. Quad- rangle Head JANE SCHORFHEIDE M.S., Chemistry, '64 Div. Jr. Counselor av ..-W' . Q Kr ,ar 9' at Q nf Q .-: -' H S! THOMAS SHARP JAMES R. SLAGLE B.S. , Social Studies B.S. , Physical Educa- tion LlNA E. SPAULDING MARY FLORENCE A.B., English STEINER, Ph.D., French HELEN S. SMITH M.S. , Mathematics ARDENE STEPHENS A.M. , English, '04 Div. Ir. Counselor 1 ' ,335 , .iff . KENNETH SOLE M. Mus. , Music, Senior Ensemble JEAN B. STOUT B.S. , Mathematics GERALDINE STULL A. M. , Visiting Counselor MARY ANN SWANSON A.M., Librarian, Audio-Visual, Library Club HENRY H. SUGDEN MS., Physical Edu- cation JOHN G. TERHUNE A.M. , Director of Aquatic Activities CHARLES R. THOMAS RAYMOND Tl-IONN B. S., Social Studies, B.S. , Boys' Physical Athletics Education ALBERT R. TURNER GERALD UNKS, B.S. , A,M., Spanish, '64 Div. Intramurals Social Studies, '64 Boys' Club RAYMOND W. VENN M.Ed. , Mathematics MARY VETTES, A. M. , French RONALD WALDEN B.S., Boys' Physical Education, Varsity Gymnastics Coach ROBERT WERNER M. Mus., Music MARGARET WEST A.B., Special Educa- tion CHARLOTTE C. WHITTAKER A. M., Combined Studies, '64 Div. Sr. Counselor THOMAS H. WILSON A.M., Science HELEN ZEITLIN A, M., English, French PATRICIA L. ZENGLER A.M., English, Speech Arts, Limelighters, Dra ma tics JOY ZWEIGLER, B.S., English, Pilot, Asst. Sponsor tf. ,,,..... H . isf ieliyif Q33 .QT ' 355.3 if i it Y R Y 423 M X r ss IP X, 4 W A fs X TX 1 NNE 'X N was I . ,R s N 1 Us ies, Y' .. Full Scale Division System Completes First Year EDWARD M. CURRY, A.Iv1. Principal, Division 'O4 HOWARD H. NUCKOLS, A.lvl. Principal, Division '24 The division system proved its ef- ficiency this year by working smoothly to correlate the four schools in one with ETHS' overall plan. Introduced last year, the system confirmed its ef- fectiveness through its success in creating four specialized units of school organization, each having its own counseling and teaching staffs, and student activity program. Headed by division principals, the units were supervised by Dr. Michael . WALTER RASMUSSEN, A.Ivl. Principal, Division '44 KARL R. PLATH, A.M. Principal, Division '64 QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Dr. Lloyd McCleary, Mr. Edward Curry, Mr. Howard Nuckols, Mr. Francis Tresise, Dr. Lloyd S. lvlichael, Mr. Edgar Leach, Mr. Karl Plath, and Mr. Walter Rasmussen discuss the senior class ring design, which was submitted by Mr. Tresise, art department chairman, '04 Division Runs Smoothly, Effectively LEO J. SAMUELSON, A.lv1. 104 Division Assistant, Director Health and Athletics GLENN L. EIGENBRODT, lvl.S. 124 Division Assistant, Science l NORVAL li. HENN, A.M. 204 Division Assistant, English, '04 Division Jr. Counselor NELSON J. CULVER, A.Ivl. 224 Division Assistant, '04 Division Sophomore Counselor ,sfff-rr' Z QLEET TO RIGHTJ: Mr. Norval Henn, 204, Mr. Leo Samuelson, 104, Mr. Nelson Culver, 304g Mr. Glenn Eigenbrodt, 124g Mrs Elsie Andrews, '04 Division Secretary, Mr. Edward Curry, '04 Division Principal. 23 9 4 Division Becomes School ithin A School HERBERT L. SAUER, A.M. 124 Division Assistant, Mathematics WILLIAM E. JONES, A.M. 224 Division Assistant, Chrni. Science Department ,S EDWARD G. ADAMEK, Ed. D. 104 Division Assistant, Clirni. Junior Counselors FRANK P. MAY, A.M. 2041 Division Assistant, Mathematics ls. Mrs. Eleanor Potter, Dr. Michael's secretary, takes notes as Dr. Lloyd S. Michael discusses important business with Mr. Howard Nuclrols, '24 Division Principal, and Mrs. Gertrude Kimball, Mr. Nuckols' secretary. ,x if L, fm L, 3 I 24 '44 Division Adapts to New System DAVlD CAMERON , A. M. Z 144 Division Assistant, English, m '44 Division Sr. Counsclor 'N CARLYLE J. EHRI, A, M. 344 Division Assistant, Social Studios W ALTER G. SATTERTHWAITE, A. M. S344 Division Assistant, Science, '44 Div. Boys' Club NORMAN O. CARLSON, A. M. 1611 Division Assistant, Combined Stndics Ccnttal Council Prcsidcnt lvlikc Nalil and Vicc -Prcsidcnt Orville Tcising QSECOND FROM THE LliF'l'jdisci1ss school busincss with CLliF'l' TO RIGHTJ: Mr. Walter Sattcrtliwaitc, Mr. Walter Rasniusscn, '44 Division Principal, Mr. David Canicron, and lxlts. Marcclla Rncli, '44 Division Secretary. 25 964 Division Benefits From School Reorganization RALPH M. POTTER, A.M. 164 Division Assistant, Combined Studies, A Senior Class Sponsor, '64 Div. Sr. Counse'lor JOHN A. BRAUER, A.M. 264 Division Assistant, German JEAN CANTELUPE, A.M. 364 Division Assistant, Chrm. Sophomore Counselors ROBERT D. ELLIOTT, M.S. 344 Division Assistant, Health Education, Athletics Before their business meeting, Mr. Karl Plath, '64 Division Principal CRIGHTJ and Mrs. Jane Sobel, his secretary CLEFTJ enjoy a cup of coffee with the '64 Division counselors CLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Mr. Ralph Potter, Miss Jane Alt, Mrs. Marjorie Newbeck, Mrs. Jean Cantelupe, Miss Jane Schorfheide, Mrs. Charlotte Whittaker, and Miss Ruth Wheeler. 26 5- :f: :'f 'f Q. .4-' J XV-nv, T13 S 5, i 4 ,gs W x K ,M x 3 ...- x S, . 1 M 'K K , k Sf, I . . Q 5 1 al Q ff ' . , 0 1 ww f' A--,K , ,wx-Aww - 4 L. ...ia .dawg pda!! in-O 5- Mar Q- . - K , +., .if V, - ,Q -H un K i fc - -1- ,.X,,. K ,..+ ' A V X f 5 4 1 Q L 4.9 9 ' f ' M ,,M,,. .....,.. ......-., .-- -- A .,...W.. ..m.- ....... gA,...'-.-V-.-AF , i ...,., . f 5 ygmawwl I. was-can A 'iulswf-' mK K ln-I - Y , rr N - 'ki '- EP , . X . f .5 .L ' x X . A 2 . -. T Q' in ? . - , . . x Q - -4- ' h K ff' - V I-F - 1 - - ,L Q I , 4 A Y dr- ' . f X 5 'e E . . 5 - Ss,Qfyi'l-m..1 V swvsf . LGF . .... 1 . , A L ' earl X A- :m rm 1 -. ,. V If .w-av 1-- A 7 1? ig!! ' ' ' ' 1--54. uk , x 1 .... I N ' T-fi-W' -'ww -' - , Q 7 ' N' it 4. A' 'Wim 1 ww 'fm I! www, EBM? ,ik G x ts E -4 -? ...- 3.. 1. W... lift' '- L 52 N3 Vx NS!4ANu '9 N0 .X Q A X xxx QM Ei I I M x,f'u, H. if-.gm Y Mr. Floyd Cummings advises Frank Newman concerning the future. Miss Margaret Quane QLEFTJ, chairman of Evanston Township High School social workers, has a conference with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Smith. Counselors Advise Students Counseling in vocations, choosing a college, individual student problems, and study habits head the list ofthe invaluable services ofthe guidance department. Throughout the year the Guidance Service made possible student inter- views with college representatives. QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Toni Rawlins, Jim Elesh, Ann Burrows, Betsy Wood, Carol Knecht, and Miss Marilyn Meyer, the sponsor, attend an lnterclub meeting. NX .s.i fe. Y is 28 Qlvk Affrww QLEFT TO RlGIlTjg Miss Kirby tells Mcrlc Sklaiiibcrg, Bcvcrlcc Kardofi, Judy Lipsky, Miss Mildred lfox, Doug Martin wud Melody Maliby about Ripon College. about Colle e and Careers cami Fowlcfs being rested by Miss Mayer. ASSiSfa11f Uif0Cf0f q1,15F'i' TO RlGl'l'l'jg mfimvz Mr. Ndim anim ml Milli, 1 Ol' TcS1i11g, is 2111 CX21111p1C of 1110 wSr111g aspect Of 611111211100 Mrs. Pcrersmi, and Mrs. ,IQ-mm c mriiupi LIN my impim mi SCYWCCS- iiiattcrs at a SOl3llOlllOl'C COllllSClUl'5' mccriiigj Mr. Lester Demi counsels Kaililccu Hhlrm Sf' Q-XM l ..r CLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Paul Johnson, Honie Webster, Sue West, Mark Silber, Mrs. Beutler, Julie Powers. ' , V, . .. , Mr. Curtis Blunt, manager of the Book Room. QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Mr. John Scott, Business Managerg Mr. Floyd Wilson, Supervisor of buildings and groundsg and Mr. Harold Heinkel, accountant, S f handle the affairs of the Business Office. S Protection of ETHS takes on a novel air when the nightwatchman rides his bicycle through the empty halls. His iolo is one of many of the school service staffs. Mending cracked desktops, pre- paring lunch for Evanstonians, providing temporary medical care for students--- these are iobs of the custodians and cafe- teria and health Service Staffs, respec- tively. The bookroom is another service agent, providing a storehouse for extra textbooks. 30 The business office handles school financial records and supervises build- ing maintenance and the running of the school store. Quiet, unobtrusive, the service staffs constantly work to increase the comfort of students and teachers alike. School Services Representing the cafeteria staff are: QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Vernon Nelson, Edna Suninions, Anna Fontana, Emily Rowland, Betty Lewis, Mildred Thiel and Miss Margaret Davis, dietician and cafe manager. Mrs. Bernice Fitts and Miss Marjorie Leigh QAT DESKJ extend their services to Elizabeth Frenzel QRIGHTJ and Carolyn Hicks. Mr. Wilson, Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds and Jean Scher, the Night Forcnlan, show the bicycle which Mr. Scher rides through the halls of E. T. H. S. 31 Oh ff - ji 35'-w DOORS .... lnevifobly open Upon knowledge, Upon wisdom .... Knowing thot experience Produces growfh, We Absorbed men's post experiences In leorning And felt our minds reoch Toword undiscovered knowledge , Toword unreveoled wisdom. DOORS .... Students Distill, Disseet Ten years in the making! It was over a decade ago that Mr. Sailsbury first conceived the idea of the new ultra-modern biology lab. This and the completely remodeled physics lab were of great value to the Juniors and Seniors enrolled in a new science research seminar. Equipment for their use ranged from a complete television set-up, including camera and receiver, to micro-projector. Besides its accelerated course program the science department offered general science, biology, chemistry, horticulture and other subjects suitable for scientific study. Held here last winter, the Illinois Academy of Science Contest was one of the many competitions in which Evanston scientists participated to receive high honors. Julie Cavett performs a chemistry experiment. College level biology students at work in new lab, nd Disintegrate Y l E 1 Q l ,lam i 5 2 S l Mr. Cochrane's biology class dissects a crayfish. Dick Mills, Westinghouse Science finalist, attempts to improve the environment of sevt-ral of 4, O00 flat Mr. Eigenbrodt looks at biology slides. worms. ,i 35 7 L 'R .. r ,., xusqk- ' .,1.. Ivlrs. West's class completes their study of Hawaii by preparing an exhibit in the library display case. LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Sue Sundblad, Raymond Butrani and Beverly Hardy. Gary Glick puts the finishing touches on a lnap for History of Civilization ff flf1'- 'Vi 2 ASW he 36 Projects Courses Broaden Blackboards fell before the social studies' march of progress, surrendering their place to new audio-visual equipment used by sixty to one hundred-sixty pupils assembled in projects classes in room 324. These special students, members of the American problems, U. S. history, and sophomore history of civilization classes, were taught by as many as tive teachers in an effort to improve instruction by teacher specialization. The abolition of civics was another innovation Freshmen this year took instead the first year of the history of civilization course, as sophomores they will be free to elect the second year. Amidst all these changes, the aim of social studies classes remained the same, to improve the student's awareness of the world past, present and future. Social tudies Outlook I 1 , 'X my 3 a f f U. S. History stuLIc11IsCl14w1'1cs llastcrbcrg :md Dzuid Zcttcrlmlm Nlmxv glll1SWlliCll xvoru uscd L.lIll'il1gfllC Civil War pcriml. ,. , s. Xa 1, knob Q,.1115o11 llmx thc lluQldQL x GIIILIL lm' 11 nation class. Iv1issil1ar1i's AlllCl'iCLTl1P1'Ob1U1llS projcvts class xicws the VCIHI Lliilgllllll Lal llfwlx ol K lull Q ix' K 2 o H 52 , FEA contest winners. QLEFT TO RIGHTQ, TOP ROW: Bill Schnaer, Michael Chanowitz, Dick Mills. BOTTOM ROW: Steve Crocker, Molly Wells, Martin Sternstein, John Sherr. MISSING: Mike Fein. Joan Wilson does her calculus homework. Although only one year of mathematics was required, the l959-60 school year saw more ETHS students than ever taking four. The stress this past year was, as it has been for some time, on gradually intro- ducing the modern approach to math to re- tain the department's high standard of excellence. In keeping with this aim new textbooks were employed in l algebra, and a new senior mathematics course was offered. Thus, the department continued to meet the challenge of an age that can well use the training in the patterns of clear thinking that math courses offer. Machines, Students Have A Busy Year Men and machines worked together in the eight business, typing, accounting, shorthand, office practice, distributive edu- cation and economics courses in business offered this year. De- signed to meet the needs of both college and business bound students the courses attracted one thousand Evanstonians. Future plans for the department include inauguration of Gregg shorthand classes for upperclassmen next autumn . Diane Freedman in office pracuu, Comur. M3bS1L uses a duttpltom ln offub prutub L11 COMBINED STUDIES COUNCIL, QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Bill Smith, Jim Lewin, Chuck Linn, Chuck Nation, Mr. Bishop, Joan Moran, Lcnorc Washington, Sharon Kaplan, Howard Blumenthal, Jim Mansfield, Charles Barsaniian, Chuck lesser, Kenn Schultz, FRONT ROW: John Goggin, Nora Gaffin, Janie Liebs, Sally Bishop, Karen Rest, Barb Barnes, Donna Calame, Trudy Petris, Ellis Lenin, John Hunter. 52 Entertaining at Family Dinner are Toby Diamond and Barry Manheinier. A planning committee meeting. LEFT TO RIGHT: Barb Barnes H David Miller, Fred Winter, Mr. llanebuth. 5 I A 3 t ffm. f Q K. XX ia K C S 40 Combined Initiates, Project Courses Combined studies, two courses in one, interrelates English and social studies. Planning activities such as the family dinner, trips to plays, and a freshman coke party, the combined studies council formed the representa- tive leg of the combined studies classes. lnitiating a proiects course in- to the department was one of the high lights of the year's program. . ss 3' ' ,yfrf A report on China is given in a II Combined Studies class. QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Dennis Paulson, Steve Mann, Barbara Barnes, Donna Calame. A III Combined Studies Projects class listens attentively to a report. JH! 41 A discussion of The Bridge of San Luis Rey. The panel is QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Molly Wakefield, Dick Brown, Cassie Harbaugh and Steve Beach. Modetating QIN THE REARJ is Barbara Radner. The audience QAT RIGHTJ includes Marsha Thomson and Kathy Winters. Frank Vanderploeg, Elaine Schultz, Mrs. Pannwitt, Mary Ann Radner and Ann Stolen watch College Level students Prudy Patterson and Gail Thain portray Laertcs and Hamlet, as Will Shakespeare rotates in his grave. 42 Sharp changes revitalized the school's largest department. At both the junior and senior level, two new classes called project were instituted. Centered around teacher teams, specialization of teaching skill, flexibility of student grouping, and a host of audio-visual aids, both projects sought to provide for student differences and achieve more effective teaching. Senior project arranged its students into varying sized groups ranging from groups of i6 for discussions to a group of l6O for lectures, and offered a humanities curriculum rather than traditional English. Junior project centered its attention on American literature. Both project classes used extensively re- modeled room 304. if3ZNiECm5iVE'i Mr. Patterson lectures to a projects class. 4 English Projects learns of the many aspuots of lnnnanisln. English Horizons Miss LaRocqne's class boards a bus on route to soc LB. ...,.................... tml. 46 ASQ. ..-A --. 43 tudents Have Verbs, Strange accents became familiar at ETHS this year with potential Russians being turned out for the first time. Also new were a Spanish lab- oratory, designed to improve pronun- ciation, and college-level courses for skilled French, Spanish and Ger- man students. Future plans include a class in Greek for next September. Latin honors class. QBACK ROWJg Jim Holman, Pam Higley. LFRONT ROWJ: Larry Jones, Phil Eichling, Owen Walker, Carol Havanna. LSTAND- INGJ: Bob Gilbert, Tom Hazlett. - 'W ' 44 Teachers and custodians sing auf Deutsch to Mr. Martho1e's German class. QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Louis Betke, William Haefke, Ray Boelke, Richard Seidel, Fred Koepnick, Julius Gruhu, Sgt. Fred Eichler. ill Conjugate 4 P ..-sw , SF -s Q Q 0 P W sf 9 'S ...rf U s ',,,..mf-f' Us - 0... ww ' vwwwv-Q f E Gila 4 3 1 gg I , , -.. .... I: 1:1 ttf .IZ 22,1 1221 5 1212 IIE' 1 - .. ...Q E, iii: ...H 1: 3 .,,, 'Q-,, 'P 111: ' -f..f::f ,,K tr,, I... s.,..-.- tzg' -lil g-- .. -..' hz 'Q-. -1. ' ' I 1... Lon: F lla 2 2 52? IIE: 3'f ': .11 :iz I::'- ' - A Spanish class uses the new language laboratory. Mrs, Saunders' students sing French Clll'lSIlllLlS carols. CLEFT Fred Johanson and Frances Stern try to translate a TO RIGHTQ: Noel Feldman, Kathy Ginslcr, Don Melbcr, Russian magazine. Merle McGrath and Diane Votanek. 3 1 U? 'n ,s W.. fx' , . Q' X 415 N .- J ,,. W o 5 'I 4 in o o .QA in NK' n 'Ra- N xx an Yfx V mir-5? XXX T 45 New Course Produces New Leaders partment featured a new course: Leadership Training A. Qualified students studied leadership, per- suasion, program planning and other related subiects. Similar to leadership training, the course was taught to classes each seat- ing one hundred or more potential leaders. Closed circuit television added a forward look to the pro- gram. The Speech Arts Department continued its excellent course offerings in dramatics, public speaking and television. QLEFT TO RlGHTQg Barbara Raclner, Moira Malone, and Merrily Van Swearingeu rehearse for a dramatic arts class preformance. CLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Scott Hoober, Mr. Ken Soloman and Tom Clark man the cameras. 46 This year, the Speech Arts De- -1 John Hausuer at the prrntrng press Mr Lewis shows slides to the Great Arts class. Artists Draw Praise Stewart Reed and Nllll Lomb sketch wlule Kathy Hilgglfhllll fHSl11O11S WSX 111015 for After covering the main concepts of ctrt in the begin- ning course, ort students may select specialized fields, such os greot arts, interior design, and figure drawing, for further study in advanced courses. This yeor the ort deport- ment offered the first art honors course ond invited twelve outstanding students to do reseorch ond work on their personally defined pro- jects. 47 Juniors, Seniors Train For It 7 fq D This year, under the direction g of Mr. Daryl Nichols, thirty-seven seniors became acquainted with the business world through the Distrib- utive Education program. The highlight of the year for the students, who work about twenty hours each week outside of the school was the Chicago Suburban Area Dis- tributive Education Conference and Banquet which was held at ETHS. Marshall Field and Company, infants' wear department, Catherine Dolton. Evanston Federal Savings and Loan Association, Susan Wallace. Standard service, Dick Puszczewitz Shrouts Drug Store, Jim Czarnota f x ,await t 'wavy' ITMJ t -s f qi.: X. is lf- - 1 ' rltto s it it 48 Business and Professions Dental assistant to Dr. B.F. Dewel, Martha Shatner shows dental plates to patient. Again this year, more than thirty upperclassmen planning to enter skilled technical occupations requiring at least two years of preparation entered the Diversified Occupations program. The coordinator of the course, Mr. James B. Karnes, pointed out that students enrolled in the program were training for such varied occupations as com- mercial photography, printing, and dental assisting. Cimond Tuch supervises as Henry Bogle operates a tolding machine. Mr. Larry Miller helps jim Russo design a commercial layout. 49 s-1 q .-1 I Blueprints Materialize vwi Woodshop: QLEFT TO RIGHTJ1 Richard Wolf, Richard Robin, Jon Moss. An ever increasing number of students received considerable technical education before grad- uation from high school. Poten- tial engineers may select drawing general metals and electricity courses. Those who plan to work after graduation may gain experi- ence in the fields of metal, wood el,ectricity, graphic arts, auto mechanics or drafting. Mechanical Drawing: Mike Beckman. Auto Shop: Bob Ricewasser, Dennis Chambers. N N-L ,M 1- Z as Mm,,,r,,1.V 'M' 50 Choruses' Efforts Produce Harmony The entire chorus sings at the ETHS Christmas festival. ully Wells, soloist at thu orcliestra roliocrt, rulioarstzs for her purformantt F gs Q, A combination of the traditional and the modern colored the entire music de- partment. Mr. Joseph W. Jenkins, span sored by the Ford Foundation and the National Music Council to be Evanston's composer-in-residence for the year, provided the modern touch to the Spring and Christmas Festivals with his many compositions and arrangements. His works were performed not only by the full chorus, but also by the special sing- ing groups, including the newly formed Senior Ensemble. Choir concerts for civic groups underlined Evanston's tradition ot providing good music forthe entire community. 51 lg -M-Mm ,V-ffff - F M' W ' 2 , 'X VNYTEZA ' 4 A K fx - 22, MQ' ,X-eg 1555 5135 :. .Q .1 ' -ivcmmv ' ' Q X 'Q' ff 1 S Y W 5 S ,. S L 5 V .fffwx . ig iw ' Sm W L-'. . fx ' if A .. i 5 , , ..... K M gl. E Wi. km .ig :If WM . -- 3 W.. my . .N 7.33 3? I ,,,L sl XA if a ...K Q--X' :,...x. -ff. . awww-1 wif' f' fat : :fills f. .X - -T E X 'wewg Animate Music Scene Musical symbols and notes glowed into life, transmitted through the instruments of skilled ETHS students. Result? ln the I959-60 school year the ETHS Sympho- ny Orchestra provided outstanding perform- ances at assemblies, the Christmas Festival, and the Spring Music Festival. This year the pit Orchestra soothed its audience at each of its several appearances. The Con- cert Band was hailed as one of the best bands in the school 's history, while the Cadet Band, in only its second year, showed great improvement and potential for becoming another fine Concert Band in the near future. Under the inimitable direction of Mr. Werner, both bands seemed to have split personalities as they performed equally well whether march- ing to the traditional strains of the Cheer Song or performing on the the concert stage A string trio. Vicki Hilkevilch, violing Mike Robbins violag Bonnie Hilkevitch, cello. Chlldren Develop Teachers Supervising a nursery was an educational and enioyable experi- ence for girls in advanced home economics courses this year. The child development class provided a playroom-type atmosphere for pre- school children and an ideal situation for students to observe the growth stages of individual youngsters and gain invaluable preparation for possible future work with children. Girls in the home 'economics department competed in the General Mills Scholarship test, sponsored an open house for faculty and office personnel, and completed a career project in which interested students visited authorities in different branches of homemaking to discuss the possibilities of home economics as a profession. Home Ecouoinigs Open House. CLEFT TO RIGHTD: Mrs. Halnmcr, Mama Ott and Cathy Frenzel Betty Brockman Miss Zengler. is +- it-s QQ Qi S 10 aj w in w,-ak 'W 1 ,Q-A3 i f 5. Qihifx L - , wg Q-, 2 dai rg, 4 FEWPYA .. dnl: 1 VAN. Horticulture student Sally Wood. X: C -'f Mr. Mosing's Dramatic Arts class preforms an exercise in concentration tudents Shun The hammer clashed on metal beams in the remodel- ing of many rooms at ETHS last summer, and H80 stu- dents studied to the cling-clang noise. In preparatory courses, incoming freshmen reviewed English and math skills. For the first time, driver training attracted students to afternoon on-the-highway classes. Reading for pleasure, world politics and other non- Baseball class catching practice. QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: John Cochrane, George Gillette, Jeff Gellof, Dane Curtis, John Scott, Warren Cherry, Bob Leavitt, Mr. McGonag1e. 56 QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Joe Veatch, Tony Muller, John Simon, Mr. Schultz Sun to Stud credit courses provided students with a casual, but stimulating, atmosphere for discussion. From a study skills course to dramatic arts to baseball, the curriculum provided a profitable learning experience For en- rol lees. Mr. Trcsisc's Art students. us, Mrs. Peterson teaches a Study Skills course. www K, ' EP 33 Y 'Q A,-w2x:gf.f Q. , Q Q -1 W L,-si' , JE ,-..:'f':' - f Q Q Me - X.-2 ,A . K wiv.: X R gram 1 K, 1 In Activities Scrutinizing the problems it faced before taking direct action was Central Council's first step toward becoming a policy-making body. To gain ideas and techniques of stu- dent govermnent, they effected a student program with other high school councils in the area. While Evanston repre- sentatives observed various workshop projects elsewhere, the visitors here familiarized themselves with the student lounge management and CC's unique election system. Re- vising the Council's constitu- tion, establishing student super- visors over several study halls and investigating the possi- bility of Work Day's revival resulted in a full agenda and productive discussions at CC meetings. The Central Council officers: CLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Orville Teising, Vice-Presidentg Ann Barry, Secretary Mike Nahl, Presidentg Lou Richter, Treasurer. QLEFT TO RIGHTJ, BACK ROW: Sue Cummings, Mary Kaan, Barbara Levy, Ann Barry, Woody Kee, Diane Daitchman, Sue Dahl, Mike Nahl, Colleen Calderwood, Orville Teising. FRONT ROW: Lou Richter, Paul Doberstein, Mike Chanowitz, 61 Q QM ,MF , . . - Budget Ticket nianagcrs. QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Joan Eiriery, Polly Bnrwell, Meredith Anderson, Mr. Linton Melvin, Ann Stolen Prndy Patterson, Judy Lcistcr. ' M Budget Ticker salesmen. QLEFT TO RIGHTJ, TOP ROW: EV3HStOHl3HS any, Slierinan Finger, Bill Clialbcrg, Jan lkcen, Dave Wall- gren. MIDDLE ROW: Nancy Abralianison, Janies Holman, Barbara Fuller. BOTTOM ROW: Sheila Miller, Lynn Breaking its past record in Budget Ticket Laudes, Polly Bufweul Judy Leistern sales, ETHS grossed a startling Sl5,22O for various student activities this year. Joan Eniery IlB 4 1 I I I 1 Danielle Label, Charlene Eaton, Kay Watts, Merilee Van Sxvcaringen. ell More i '44-344 captured its third successive crown in this years successful Magazine Sales Campaign. With rewards For high sales as an incentive, Dave Power and CGr0l Crump were Champions of the jennifer Maltby uses persuasion techniques un boys and girls, respectively. Mrs- l0l1l1 MCGuirC. , X03 Kathy Hemphill, Kathy Blase, Ann Lloyd. 63 5 Spanish students break a piiiata at their Christmas party. German Club enjoys Bavarian atmosphere of Heidelberg restaurant. Foreign Cultures Intrigue Language Students French students dine 5 ia mode francais at their banquet. ! ' 64 Cultures with a continental touch blended into students' ac- tivities patterns through meetings ot Evanston 's language clubs. Filling the tour clubs' agendas were movies and speakers on the background, geography and con- temporary situation in countries whose language club members spoke. While members of Le Cercle Francais enjoyed colored slides of interesting spots in France, the German Club feast- ed at a German restaurant, ancl Latin students delved into a study of Roman history. At an animated party the Pan American Club broke the pinata to secure Christmas presents for everyone attending. French, Spanish, Latin and German students shared mutual enthusiasm for the language club banquets, high- lights ofthe club activities. Students Help Others, Look to Future Through observation of local elementary school classes and dis- cussions at monthly meetings, mem- bers of Future Teachers of America Club gained insight into careers in education. Frequently at meet- ings speakers answered the questions of these students who are consider- ing teaching as a vocation. Under the guidance of Mrs. Bernice Fitts, the Junior Red Cross completed one of its most success- ful years, its range of activities including the Gift Box Drive and Christmas Party for underprivileged children. Future Teachers of America. QLEFT TO RIGHTJ, SEATED: Clare Veness, Betty Graham, Miss Ann Pearson, Kath O'Brien, Carolyn Hicks. Junior Red Cross at work. 65 Chess Club. QLEFT TO RIGHTJ, STANDING: Mike Silvernian, Mr. Hugh Hart. SEATED: Bill King, Paul Keigher, Rick Art, Paul Tannenbaunr, Richard Levy, Doug Young, Bill Ranseen. Checkmatel Curtain Up! Linielighters' play The Wonder Hat. QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Dan Angert, Charles Troy, Vicki Crystal, Charles Rosenberg, Ruby Frank. l 66 On a checkered battlefield the opposing forces faced each other--and the weekly meeting of Chess Club began. Chess en- thusiasts competed in a variety of tournaments, ranging from those in speed in which ten sec- onds was allotted per move to simultaneous exhibitions in,,which one person played several op- ponents. Shakespeare's One man plays many parts explains the Limelighters' busy schedule this year. Introducing a freshman workshop into the club's pro- gram, giving monthly plays and working on major dramatic pro- ductions kept the members act- ing at a vibrant pace. Q s ,g: s m' 21 1 QLEFT TO RIGHTJ, TOP ROW: Jutta Keltsch, Mrs. Shiela Gideon, Mary Stekovitch, Diermute Doring, Lousvart Tcheupdjian, Ver Ribnick, Pamela Jarvis, Ildiko Zoltani, Eva Ruska, Lynn'Minehart, Nancy Larsen, Annelise Hansen, Consuelo Herrera and Mrs. Marjorie Berkland. BOTTOM ROW: Karekin Tcheupdjian, John Minehart, Dieter Leistikow, Elmen Larsen, Randy Tomlinson and Angelica Schreiner. Evanston Echoesg Cosmopolites Become Oriented A recording session ofRz1dio Workshop. QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: UN BOOTHJ: Dan Polish, Jerry Cederquist, Merle Sklaniberg, Leonard Schaeffer, Mrs. Dolores Aclamek and Ellis Edmons. Ll Evanston Echo, Echo reverberated over WEAW radio waves to begin each weekday broadcast by students in the radio workshop. This new noonday pro gram centered its script around ETHS news and activities. Under Miss Crowley's guidance, a student board planned all broadcasts, and radio work shoppers wrote, directed and produced the shows. Largely for the benefit of new foreign students, the Cosmopolitan Club attempted to interest its members in taking an active part in high school life. The club met every week under the direction of its sponsor, Miss Berquist. O4 Clubs Plan Carnival Penning publicity and invitations to parents for the all-school Girls' Club turnabout Ah-So , authoring booklets which explained Girls Club to'04 mem- bers and setting up lobby calendars in- dicated the '04 group's iournalistic tendencies. The girls were equally deff as year-round hostesses in the student activities office. They also found time to take charge of the Winter Carnival, formerly given by Pentangle. According to '04 Girls' Club president Betsy Wood, the annual Ice Cream Social's receipts provided a scholarship for a qualified Evanston girl. Organization of the Social topped the year as the club's final project before summer. TOP: '04 girls play '24 girls to a victory MIDDLE: School loyalty. '04 Girls' Board. QLEFT TO RIGHTJ, BACK ROW: Miss Dorothy Jackson, Mrs. Carol Churkin, Sheryll Mote, Barb Levin, Margie Hoffman, Betsy Wood, Diane Ashcroft, Sue Vander Vries, Merilee Lapoda, Miss Carmen Rivero, Miss Ann Miller, Miss Joan Habryl. FRONT ROW: Nancy Steffan, Nancy Southward, Jan Clare, Stephanie Kyser, Kathy George, Heather Symmes, Penny Kasten, Ann Lloyd, Paula Meyers, Pat Rioux, Madeline Robin, Joan Emery, Ann Newman, Nancy Ferguson, Nancy Wallerstein, Lynne Williams. 9 68 Extend Honor System QT-BC. This Formula became well known at ETHS in T959, when Q fQuadranglel, the all-school boys' organization, evolved into BC iBoys' Clubl. The '04 Boys' Club, headed by Chuck Racine, played an active role in the new system. Launching a plan of service to Evanstonians, the boys were responsible for the honors study hall and cafeteria pro- grams in their division. The success ofthe club's venture influenced visitors from other Suburban League schools to investigate the possibilities of establishing a similar proiect at their schools. CTOPJ: Floor show at Harvest Informal CMIDDLED: '04 Boy's Assembly. CLEFT TO RIGHTJ, BACK ROW: Mr. Dean Haneburh Brll Fmdlay Rrck Wlute Steve Ewrng Chuck Racrnc Joe Cookscy Bob Akerstrom, Doug Holcomb, Dave Sigman. FRONT ROW Bob Majors Jrm Dreyer Ray Fencl Bob Brown Doug Aldcrdrcc Jim Holman. Councils Adapt to '04 Council Under alternating presidents Herb Rudoy and Karen Kline the '04 council struck a lively note in ETHS. Voicing to the administration suggestions of students for improve- ments in the counseling program and discussing school policy and spirit with Dr. Michael contributed to the success of the council in lead- ing '04 students through a period of school transition. '04 Division Presidents. CLEFT TO RIGHTJ, TOP ROW: Herb Rudoy, Karen Kline. CLEFT TO RIGHTJ, BOTTOM ROW: Bill Routt, Nancy Russell. '04 Division Council. QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Dave Lake, Barbara Fuller, Carlis Sutton, Sue Skoglund, Sue Wadsworth, Diane Bosley, Hank Hunsburger, Doug Alderdice. 3 x 70 2? is 5 a E -, M New Division System '24 Council Recognition of individual honors and achievements accelerated '24 division spirit this year. Wielding the presidential gavel, Diane Lally directed the '24 council in planning division talent shows and talent ex- change with other divisions. Council duties included keeping the '24 home rooms in communication with CC's, school clubs and other division's activities. 24 Division Presidents. CLEFT TO RIGHTJ, TOP ROW: Dave Mouni, Diane Lally. BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Barnes, Vicki Hilkevitch. 24 Division Council. CLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Bill Chalberg, Mary Cheeks, Bonnie Hilkevitch, Cheryl Arpan, John Hcnn, Ginny Clayton, Pat Powers, Pat Rehfield, Elizabeth Lee, Sharon Ludwig. '24 Clubs Excel Beginning the fall with a get-ac- quainted party for new Evanston girls and ending the winter with the annual spring style show were two of the '24 Girls' Club activities. Headed by Toni Rawlins, the group assumed responsibility for or- ganizing the Guest of Board dinner which honored ten outstanding girls from all divisions. The '24 girls also led the other Girls' Clubs in preparing for the Mother-Daughter Open House held in February. Participation in girls' intra murals, in lobby teas and other service projects indicated the success of the '24 Girls' Club in adapting itself to the new division system. TOP: '24 Girls decorate float for Homecoming. MIDDLE: Santa 's Workshop. w ffl .i '24 Girls' Club Board. BACK ROW, QLEFT TO RIGHTQ: Miss Caryl Anderson, Debby Murphy, K. K. Wahlquist, Nini Long, Wendy Williams, Colleen Calclerwood, Adair Roberts, Mrs. Barbara Peterson. MIDDLE ROW: Connie Neal, Nancy Abrahamson, Honey Tracy, Toni Rawlins, Sandra Jones, Merrily Severin, Vicky DeLissivoy. FRONT ROW: Barbara Reese, Susan Perry, Linda Parker, Ian Chaplin, Linda Axelson. 9 72 Socially And Athleticall Ending a successful year under Doug Moring's leadership, the 24 Boys' Club finished second in the race for the intra- mural 's crown of the fall season. Coop- eration with the O4 Boys' and Girls' Clubs produced the freshman mixer party for the two divisions. Formulating plans for the future, the 24 Boys' Club forsees ex- tension of its honor study halls program and student supervised cafeterias in l96O-l. TOP Quadrangle serves as ushers at our school events. CENTER The marriage Booth at the Girl's Club carnival. 24 BOYS' CLUB BOARD, QLEFT TO RIGHTJ, BACK ROW Mr Kolb Mike Wood Tom Wells Pete Heumann Llovd SlgIIl8.l1 Keith Rnggies, Keith Tallis, Kit Vernon, David Wallgren Mr Pcrry Mr Rozum FRONT ROW Carey Marsh Arr Gilkes Charles Metzger, Peter Seyl, Doug Moring, David Dawson Tony Packard Joe Herman Breaux Walsh '44 Club Produces Ah-So, It was Ah-So that highlighted the activities ofthe '44 Girls' Club. Super- vising the preparations for last tall's turn- about sparked them with enough enthusiasm to win the girls' fall field clay champion- ship. Throughout the year the '44 club emphasized support of all school activities. Headed by Anne Burrows, the girls assumed the leadership position in making Bow Day a success. Their final proiect of helping organize the Graduation Day Tea kept them active until the last day of school. Ah-So busy year. TOP: Girls' Club presents Ah-So. MIDDLE: '44 girls win lnterdivision Meet. 'Bai The '44 Board. QLEFT TO RIGHTJ, BACK ROW: Mrs. Dorothy Grimson, Mrs. Janet Cabel, Ellen O'Connell, Miss Virginia Gleason, Diane Benson, Shelly Berg, Barb Howell, Brooke Buttram, Sue Dahl, Holly Syninies, Ruth Johnson, Mary Donohue, Miss Ellen Gamble. MIDDLE ROW: Marsha Carver, Ginny Burchard, Tinny Jones, Ann Burrows, Barb Schwarni, Cheryl Burrows, Lesley Sea- tor, FRONT ROW: Rosa Garcia, Jean Cullander, Georgia Wade, Ann Rawlins, Mary Donohue, Jackie Shiffman, Jennifer Maltby. 74 Participate In Jazz Night Planning The banner of the '44 division Boys' Club waved over both sports and services this year, as President David Hemphill piloted his division toward greater parti- cipatation in these areas. The boys' success was reflected in their reaping participation honors in water polo, a new member ofthe club's athletic pro- gram. ln the field of social service '44 boys also took their share of the credit for the success of Jazz Night and Club Dances. TOP: Two Intramural members play badminton. CENTER: Advisor Mr. Joseph Konitzki, President Jeff Moore, Secretary Doug Moore and Treasurer Rick Mayer plan Quadrangle activities. 44 BOY'S CLUB BOARD T QLEFT TO RIGHTQ, BACK ROW: Mr. Konitzki, Bob McColl, Tom Carr, Carl Snyder, Tom Campbell, Mike Germain, Ken Rose Jonathan Samuels. FRONT ROW: Pete Moody, George Cyrus, Jim Purcell, Mike Desseut, David Hemphill, Mike Feldman, Tom Walder, Gerron Vartan. si '44 Division Presidents. CLEFT TO RIGHTJ, TOP ROW: Stuart Opdycke, Mike Dessent. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Ling, Terry Dessent. Councils Plan '44 Council Unity described the '44 division council 's goal. Stretching the four homerooms of the '44 division into one elastic whole and setting up the skeleton forthe division's future functions and activities occupied the council for the greater part of the year. For the immediate benefit of the division, alternate Presidents Mike Dessent and Stuart Opdycke led the council in planning more division activities, especially assemblies. '44 Division Council. QLEFT TO RIGHTQ, BACK ROW: Pam Brace, Kay Watts, Chris May, Prudy Patterson, Sandy Kenyon, Bud Leister. FRONT ROW: Debbie Garber, Ken Cooper. 76 For Future '64 Council Town meeting, sponsored by the '64 division council this year, pro- duced animated homeroom discussions. During these sessions students were given the opportunity to bring up questions concerning school policy and offer suggestions for the solution of pertinent student problems. Headed by President Louis Eisenberg, the council also aimed at providing more assemblies forthe division. Regular oral CC re- ports stimulated students' interest in the activities of their school govern- ment. '64 Division Presidents. QLEFT TO RIGHTJ, TOP ROW: Bob Tinkliann, Diane Berner. BOTTOM ROW: Laurie Kilim, Lou Eisenberg. '64 Division Council. CLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Pam Clayton, Linda Lang, Jay Bourke, Emnia Tao, Anne Ferren, Susan Lassar, Paula Oppernian, John Sadler. NOT PICTURED: Alice Maclura. Q7 '64 Clubs Win Water Polo Aiming at the crown in intramurals, the '64 Boys' Club began its campaign by earning the water polo championship. A freshman-boys orientation program highlighted fall activities. Under Al Hunter the club accelerated its divis- ion 's participation in Boys' Cheer Sec- ing-in-the-auditorium responsibility, the boys also worked on the dances, floats and various proiects of the all- school BC organization . ln TOP: Hall guards Dave Salene, Alan Graham and Jeff Moore check Nancy Wilson's room-to-room slip. MIDDLE: Quadrangle members decorate for the Winter Formal. 64 BOYS' CLUB BOARD, QLEFT TO RIGHTQ, BACK ROW: Henry Art, James Schuemann, Robert Kerns, Horace Parker, Edgar Webb, David Power, Phil Cook, Richard Brig, Mr. Peter Husen, Mr. Al Turner, Mr. Gerald Unks, FRONT ROW: Alan Menard Richard Schroeder, Al Hunter, Jerry Pinney, Tom Pearce, Neil Herschenbein, Phil Holm, Ed Truschke. Missing from picture: Gordon Peterson. 78 tion. Assuming their share of BC 's usher- Championship, Serve Evanstonians Beginning the fall with a breakfast for all Ah-So decorators, the '64 Girls' Club took charge of Santa's Workshop during the Christmas season . At the workshop Evanston girls sewed yarn and stocking octopi for needy children. Acting as good- will ambassadors, the club hosted one hundred Morton girls at an Evanston-Morton girls' dinner before the Morton basketball game. ln the mood for dining, the girls followed the Morton dinner with a private pizza party several weeks later. Gail Thain led them to prepare for spring by planning the second all school turnabout of the year. TOP: Girls' Club members decorate football field. MIDDLE: Exchange dinner with Morton. QLEFT TO RIGHTJ, BACK ROW: Miss Jacquelyn Klein, Miss Mary Jane McNally, Miss Mary Jane Alt, Mrs. Leila Cain, Katy Chapin, Jane Zundel, Gail Thain, Jackie Mueller, Johnnie Mae Reese, Kay Baily, Nancy Dash. MIDDLE ROW: Laura Dunbar, Joan Cook, Patty Dorsey, Nancy Veness, Kathy Hemphill, Mary Snead, Nancy Garcia, Penny Collignon, Heather Whittemore Peggy Carr, Sparky Smith, Kathy Hagstrum. FRONT ROW: Diane Drobnis, Vicki West, Mary Dills. Surrounding Queen Betty Welch are QCLOCKWISE FROM LOWER LEFTJ: Linda Lang, Heather Symmes, Anne Burrows Jackie Mueller, Betsy Wood, Cheryl Burrows and K. K. Walhquist. ueens Reign Over Triumphant Wildkits 4 WNW . 1 if -S ie. . ,Q 2 X -a .sf I3 N Y' Y' ' '1 3 ' 2 ' I . . 1 X .5 v , 5 2 f -Q 5 X 1552 gf K .X :x 2 F Y -1 'f g ,ix X2 F ., 7 If - , p K . . I Stalag 17 , QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Jim Purcell, Bill Richert, Don Kurasch, Mike Robbins, Barry Manheimer, Jim Thompson, Tom Isbell. QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Jim Thompson, Tom Isbell, Barry Manheimer, Mike Robbins, Fred Stout. Stalag Opens Drama Season Evanston's first exclusively male cast portrayed a group of Americans in a German prison camp, Stalag l7 . Stalag, the opening production of the season, was' dedicated to faculty members who had been in camps similar to the one depicted. Realistic acting and effective stag- ing produced an authentic atmos- phere. 2' ? if M s -1 .. . Q , Q tt if L 215' ,S if 35353223 1 Q W? , 1 ,413 'H 'iifsggl 12732. iff Y-, 'L xi Yfl 1 Q :Elf 'Z f' K -wr W 752- .ft ff! 35' avg L' m K any Q I K 2 -WQIQQ, f it my I H. lag-QD? W' .Q 2 .Y Q ,, -fi if C l k ?i i ,-S? n 1 IRI f m sary, Q, . :Q-11 A wie., 1 n ii'Q j Ken Lee as Will sings Kansas City to enthusiastic onlookers. Mike Robbins and Marcia Simpson as Curley and Laurey ...AH Blair Curtis and Louise Nederlander apply make-up to Barry Manheimer. it of Oklahoma Runs Three i hts fs The Oklahoma cast and crews climaxed three months ot rehearsal and preparation with a polished presentation of Rogers' and Hammerstein's musical about the Oklahoma territory in I900. Playing three nights to a CENTER: Jeff Silverstone and Mary Beth Newberry rest backstage. RIGHT: Judy Brown as Laurey and Alan Kaplan sing People Will Say We're In Love. full house, the company performed under Mr. William Ditton's direction and Miss Sadie Rafferty's musical supervision. Brisk dialogue, frequent choral and dance num- bers and lavish costumes and sets lent more color and light touches to the American historical period portrayed than may be ac- curate. But history's manipulation seemed justified through the audience's captivation with Olclahoma's invasion of Evanston. Julius Erlenbach as Jud, Alan Kaplan as Curly in the smokehouse sce. CAST OF CHARACTERS AUNT ELLER , CURLY . LAUREY . . FRED .... WILL PARKER , IUD FRY , , ADO ANNIE CARNES ALI HAKIM, , , GERTIE CUMMINGS KATE ..... IKE SKIDMORE , , SLIM .... ELLEN , sYLviE . ARMINA. . AGGIE .... ANDREW CARNES . coma ELAM , JESS . . . CHALMERS , MIKE. . JOE . SAM , , Karen Johnson , , Molly Wells . Michael Robbins , Alan Kaplan , Marcia Simpson , , Judith Brown . James Ekberg . Michael Nahl , . Kenneth Lee , Barry Manheimer I Julius Erlenbach l Judy Burmeister Mary Beth Newberry , William Richert , Alice Madura , Melody Rogers , Paul Hackbert , , Richard Brown , Charlotte Schumm . Linda Farquharson . Prudence Patterson . .Toni Rawlins . Stuart Brookes . Jeffre Silverstone i Glenn Holloway George J. Albrecht . Earle Kittleman . Richard Kutok Terrance Samuel . David Pushman awww.. ifzwgagei ,.., iw. I 1 fi. , Lf 's W ,, 3 . uw 4 Wffffffif' 35 X as 419' 1- 9 1.1 'QE sew? sw ' 'V' Tiny 1 ,A sw 'vi 1 Q ,459 EYC BOARD, QLEFT TO RIGHTQ, TOP ROW: Lenore Washington, Shirley Parker takes notes while Nancy Garcia. Mary Beth New Rosa Garcia, Peggy Dye, Tony Packard, Bill Routt, Steve Gehl- berry, Melody Maltby and Carolyn Ream discuss the plans for bach, Sue Swisher, Anne Gchlbach, K.K. Walquist, Mr. Carlyle EYC. Ehri. BOTTOM ROW: Anne Barry, Shirley Parker, Sybel West, Nancy Garcia, Carolyn Ream, Melody Maltby and Mary Beth Newberry. Students See Light In Faith And Future 1513 Dr. Robert I. Watson speaks on psychology at the Career Conference. Wading through heavy snow- drifts last February, nearly two thousand career hopefuls and parents attended the eighth an- nual Career Conference. Films and panel discussions supplement ed vocational information given by speakers from seventy-five different professions. A new section devoted to helping Evan- stonians select careers attracted many undecided students. Work- ing with the conference sponsors, CC and the Guidance Depart- ment, Mary Kaan and Sue Cum- mings supervised preparations for the two hour event. What's Important? How much does it matter? Those at- tending the Evanston Youth Conference last April pondered the relative importance of tra- dition, ideals, facts, prejudices and faith. High points of EYC were a play, panel discussions and worship service which featured alumnus Chester Kamin as its speaker. The final after- noon to evening session climax- ed a series of preparatory meet- ings piloted by Steve Gehlbach. Penmen Produce Publications Closely allied with the Eng- lish clepartment, Writers' Club en- couraged ETHS writers by publish- ing their creations in a series of Literary Supplements. The club' program format included a reading of portions of Dylan Thomas's works in conjunction with Reader's Theatre 's presentation of Under Milkwood. Also working in the iournal- istic field, Press Bureau stepped up the flow of ETHS news to the public, and the Pilot staff penned a new edition of the student hand- ial to freshmen and new students. CLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Sybel West, Mrs. Barbara Pannwitt, Judy Meisler and Frank Vanderploeg orepare news of ETHS in Press Bureau for outside publications. WRITERS' CLUB MEMBERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Scott Hoober Louise Goldsmith, John Klein, Eileen Fitzsimmons, Barbara Radner, Barbara Kaplan, Barbara Hunter. Pilot staff hears plans for next year's student handbook. QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Myrtle Ann Clark, Mary Ann Radner, Bill Evans, Linda Zaremski, Barbara Radner, Jules Traxler, Corolyn Clark, .Teanette Rudenberg, Holly Zweigler and Mrs. Joy Zweigler. so jr U 5 . ,s ,as i 1 list rl s 4 2 4 wt book, which is especially benefic- Photographers Develop Pictures and Potential As members of Photo Service the best student photographers in ETHS saw their glossy products appear in school publications and win regional and national awards. This year's group aided and in- structed the growing number of student enthusiasts. fffyyyz, 'lLf 5 QTOP ROWJ: Jack McGuire, Peggy Dye, Betty Graham, Louise Goldsmith, Stewart Reed, Richard Winter, Priscilla Pearson, Shepard Shanley. QMIDDLE ROWQ Bobby Duskin, Betsy Morr, Elizabeth Frenzel, Judy Corey. CBOTTOM ROWQ Eileen Fitzsimons, Mary Ann Radner. QNOT PICTUREDQ Merrily Budlong, Kay Kaplan. Mrs. Adamek, Judy Corey, Miss Naas, Mary Ann Raduer. Publication Staffs mroas ieerme Q9 we 3:l5 5. fran iff www Pro ress continued to be of major importance to the stag of this year's Key. Three major innovations were a new publishing firm, additional color pages, and the windowless morgue, former Evanstonian property. Elizabeth Frenzel, Blair Curtis, Betsy Morr, l .vs Karin Fahlstrom, Dave Busch Depict ETHS Activities Ever hear of a brainstorming session? This type of editorial meeting in which everyone submits at least one su i estion was used b this ear's B3 Y A Y Evanstonian staff to encourage new ideas. The results were a series on high school life elsewhere interviews with national figures, and world series information. Dave Busch, Toni Finger, Carol Knccln Put Smith, Mrs. Davis, Betty Cox, Bill Van Kirk, Martha Perkins, Edie Bruce, Steve Nidetz, Sandi Qjhnniley, Carrol Kncchr, Dave Busch feditorj, Margie Brahms, Melody Maltby, Carolyn Luchs, Gail livuns, Rochelle llenry, liurin lfuhlsrroin, Jim likherg, Dick Eby, Ellen Roberts, QNOT PICTUREDQ Kim Newman, Nancy Hanfelder, Wayne Diamond. mer ff' .,. ' .ff .,. '7 T! mmm il limi lhHl-.1 , ww WM? , Q f. bv G '4 -r c 3 S 1 ,4- wr' , 1 5' 4 me., 'x ix 5 '33 , 'H - f A ' .Q Lviiffikf' S 1' f 'fe ,,, Q Q if ,Y, A 1 M, Q 4455, 3 , 1 1 we . 'S ' V. Q Q M, ' eff v 0 N l. N ai, -v ' , 1 If of AL ,WW K an 5 5 -,i-,mv k 'Ewa .- mp, - tm I , ,lsiiabil Tv JAN. . , tif ,I A. U., sq? .hw 'x . gnu 'Qu ima, iff- 'W qi K, 5 'fs E Y 1 M 'Ms .X V W: i Pk DOORS... Sliding open wider With accomplishments ln sportsmanship, ln honor. . . Aware of traditional high standards We Worked for athletic achievements That would complement Those of the past ln sportsmanship, In honor. . . DOORS... '3 .'w3i2 X .H 5 E 1 W H W 82,5 K.-isizgazgig ,gk WQQQQ W if-'r if t. ,.f B MF L5 am., , A xt KW Y V, ' f 5 y if J N If x A ' , 7 eigmgy K 1. ff wi. - ' Wx F2511 . rv. AWK The Freshman team: QLEFT TO RIGHTJ, FRONT ROW: D. Meyers, P. Cook, J. Johnson, D. Minard, J. Day, R. Ratclrffe SECOND ROW: G. Bannerman, B. Schnitz, H Parker, O. Smith, F. Casey, D. Grimwade, S. Sleep. THIRD ROW G Randall, W. Keats, F. Clewell, J. Beursch, D. Dillman, G. Norling, D. Mangas, B. Gibson, A. Georgizas. TOP ROW A. Hallstrom, C. Claus, B. Grunsten, B. Mueller, D. Martin, T. Johnston, K. Brown, K. Vernon. Little Teams Bring The Junior Varsity team: QLEFT TO RIGHTJ, FRONT ROW: B. Windelborn, C. Bower, A. Douglas, C. Jarvis, J. Bergman G. Tatge, W. Griffin, C. Didrikseu. BACK ROW: H. Grunsten, T. Richardson, A. Kremer, P. Holmes, J. Seger C Sutton, P. Ollman, T. Packard. W ' i ,. , ,,. faq.. sw . .Q as .., Q, ,,,.. an 'Li gm ,,,. - Y S M .W we T - . Wm. We 1' , M., -'uhm 3 The Sophomore team: QLEFT TO RIGHTJ FRONT ROW Coach K Beasley J Pope J Erlenbach T Wilt W Thiel M Germaine S Finger, B. Schwanbeek, R. Morris, D Bailey Mr George line coaeh SECOND ROW J Lyles W Kosinar C Champion C Cross, R. Pickens, L. Jungholm, W, Moore W Madison R Ahern L White THIRD ROW R Payton J Robinson H Combes D Paulson, S. Mann, T. Clark, R. Nash, M Wynn R Farr T Campbell FOURTH ROW J Teising G Koseielak H Jnntunen F Casey, J. Scott, R. Beil, L. Sigman, C Burkhead W Coker R Waite J Phillips BACK ROW B Danneil J Banner J Ressrer P Hartman, D. Roberts, H. Hammerstead Bring Big Surprise With team spirit, team skill, the light weight Varsity and Sophomore Kits stole the Suburban League Championship from the brawnier teams .... in the muddiest season in many years. The J. V. and Freshman teams also completed a successful season ETHS ETHS ETHS ETHS ETHS ETHS ETHS ETHS ETHS ETHS ETHS ETHS ETHS ETHS ETHS ETHS VARSITY Maine Niles Waukegan New Trier Morton Oak Park Highland Park Proviso East SOPHOMORES I2 Maine Ni les Waukegan New Trier Morton Oak Park Highland Park O Proviso East AT RIGHT: Jim Purnell, All-State fullback R. Rochelle C. Metzger D. Dawson ETHS . Arlington Heights ETHS , Maine ETHS , Proviso , , ETHS .... Highland Park , ETHS , , , Waukegan , ETHS . . . Rockford East . ETHS .... Rockford West . ETHS .... Niles . . . ETHS . Morton . ETHS . . . Oak Park. . ETHS , , , New Trier , ETHS , , , Proviso , , ETHS .... Highland Park , ETHS , , , Waukegan , ETHS , , Niles , ETHS I , Morton . ETHS . I . Oak Park. . ETHS , l l New Trier . REGIONALS ETHS .... North Chicago . ETHS .... New Trier . ETHS . . . Zion- Benton. . SECTIONALS ETHS . . . Elgin . . Joyce 82 , 70 54 . 56 . 58 , 65 40 , 38 . 58 , 53 .57 .69 .61 , 66 . 58 . 57 . 51 .45 .72 .44 68 58 49 73 44 40 39 59 59 57 34 43 63 58 73 59 . 83 . 68 . 56 . 53 . 59 . 49 54 55 I. Harris , Regional Winners A , W is 1? , iii ' 3 -, ' i .. ' H. f if ,Q - x I r J 'X X 157 ' K i M Q s gs Nw i , r it 'Fermi W - ' ' V ..+.,,.,.M,e,, , so ff f l ' f , 3 K .fin f R , i D 3 li 3 E if 9 rl 1 -.7 'sf 5 D. VLll1SlNGEl.. J. MORBY Realize Aims i ' Games moved at a fast clip during the high paced season ot the basketball quintets. Laying up a steady record of wins, the Varsity team perfected its strategy techniques and coordination. JV, sopho more and Freshman cagers also wracked up impressive win-loss recor the result of their precision in timing, team skill and enthusiasm. A lCl1:C ll101llU1lI at the lJl'OViSOgLl11lQ. x ' .. V .. f 1 NW X .1 ' NW' E ug Mr!!! gf X, 'Q . 4 6 ' M 1 x , 1. f 4XXg 3 if 2 'lie-f A i S X .2 ..-M' dm The jnnior-Varsity Bas- ketball Team. QLEFT TO RIGHTJ, qnzonr ROWJ: J. Lank, H, Heinkel, S. Francis, F. Murray, T. Campbell, E. Trnsehke, B. Wham. QBACK ROWD: Coach J. Konitzki, J. Corbett, L. Stern, G. Whorton, B. Walsh, T. Harmon, A. Gilkes, L. Mans- field. The Sophomore Basket- ball Team. CLEFT TO RIGHTI, CFRONT ROWJ: C. Cross, K. Tallis, J. Noyee, J. Scott, M. Wynn, D. Holcomb, D, Wallgren. CBACK ROWJ: D. Danneil, J. Green, G. Dawson, C. Champion, S. Ljung- holm, B. Scott, J. Hol- man, R. Kuehne, Coach K. MCGonagle. The Freshman Basket- hall Team. QLEFT TO RIGHTJ, qFRoNT ROWJ: H. Parker, F. Solent, D. Dillman, L. Grote, B. Mueller, R. Holst, D. Cleveland. CBACK ROWJ: Coaeh R. Thonn, J. Larson, J. Hamilton, J. Johnson, l. Me- Donald, A. Raleliffe, J. Rolls, B. Shnford, Manager C. McHugh. Wrestling Hold t Wearing new uniforms to grapple with foes, the varsity wrestling team won every match held in Beardsley Gym. Captain Sam Ward U03 lbs.J, who placed third in the state meet, Lou Richter U03 lbsj, and Mike Bedinger Q95 lbs.j led the matmen in piling up wins for Evanston at the meets. Perhaps increased spec- tator interest accelerated the varsity Kits to take third place in the Waukegan Tourney and the District and Sectional Meets. Impressive performances by the sophomore Qwho took second place in R Suburban League standingj, freshman, and iunior varsity teams held spectators' enthusiasm, and predictions of excellence and success in next year's season were heavy. i LEFT: Varsity Captain S. Ward smiles victoriously as he attempts hold on J. Eyster. LEFT: Who's on top now? The boys QPICTURED ABOVEJ continue their friendly struggle. The Freshman Wrestling Team. QLEFT TO RIGHTJ, BACK ROW: S. Kaufman, W. Camras, B. Gibson, B. Portugal, B. Driscoe, S. Kleiman, J. Davis, G. Norling, J. Craven, E. Singer, R. Johnson, T. Bonifasi. THIRD ROW: Coach D. Raffetto, S. List, T. McCulloch, G. Bannerman, R. Peach, K. Rulon, J. Weifenbach, R. Garfield, J. Malpede, T. Gordon, D. Smith, P. Rosner, R. Clewett. SECOND ROW: P. Hackbert, R. Gottloeb, B. Schmidt, O. Smith, P. Metcalf. FRONT ROW: T. Sweeney, J. Dreyer, T. Furlong, C. MeLennan, J. Moore, J. Shuford, G. Arnold, J. Hall, D. Minard, G. Rahdall, A. Hallstrom, J. Flader, B. Bab- cock, T. Johnson. - sfs Spectators' Interest The Sophomore Wrestling Team. QLEFT TO RIGHTJ, BACK ROW: K. Charles, F. Winter, I. Buckley, H. Jnntnnen, T. Pol- aeek, B. Riddle, I. Kirkham, K. Karres, P. Lane. MIDDLE ROW: Coach J. Slagle, M. Sussman, M. Simms, C. Burk- head, D. Moore, J. Pope, J. Babcock, J. Detmer, B. Abernathy. FRONT ROW: P. Grass, G. Terril, A. Barza, C. Gibson, J. Kessler, N. Feaster, P. Kramer, J. Hall, G. Casey, D. lnonye. MlSS- ING: A. Doehl, T. Wilt. we The Junior Varsity Wrestling Team 1959- 60. CLEFT TO RlGHTJ, BACK ROW: M. Mach- tinger, Qmanagerj, T. Rnlon, J. Morton, K. Johnson, W. Worthing- ton, J. Kessler, B. Kearney, J. Claire, P. Perlman, fmanagerl. FRONT ROW: G. Burke, G. Wells, T. Appleton C. May, K. Hiller, B. Kardon, J. Hersch. Q, 'R si. .V P ik' The Varsity Wrestling Team. CLEFT TO RIGHTJ, BACK ROW: Coach E. George, C. Bowen, J. Eyster, R. Genenz, A. Oliver, H. Grunsten, R. Pickens. FRONT ROW: M. Bedill ger, L. Richter, F. Annegars. R. Shaw, P. Powers, Captain S. Ward. 103 , Nye 2 Q 'W' Mi2?P?2z'f '1 N5 , xy- ,gsw Y 4.1 ,. g- ..,1 Nw' an 4 W fx 5 5? , ai as iw? Ai A., LL.,, 1.1.4 x f ,W ' fa 5 , X :. I Il-ll.: 'tl' 5:35. , .5 af. v ::. if ,gf E 2 ? . ,. am, E his I' fv- sl' Q4 Pearce KH rrrk k,E-,L j I df':mw QLEFT TO RIGHTJ, SEATED: R. Behringer, M. Hellebeard, P. Moody, S. Loux, L. Berg, J. Morton, L. Mansfield, D. Sesterhenn. MIDDLE ROW: Manager L. Krause, D. Dawson, F. Gablenz, C. Metzgar, B. Llttle, R Rochelle, E. Trushke, S. Joyce, D. Hollands, Manager T. Krummer. TOP ROW: Coach Schultz, J. Denenberg, C. Marsh, S. Porsche, A Hunter, D. Kuehne, E. Downey, L. Fnglish, A. Oliver, R. Keats, Manager W. Peterson. Runners Race to Victor Could you run one ancl a half miles? Well, the Cross Country team did every day, and as a result of this work, our Frosh-Soph harriers were unbeaten while our varsity lost only onceg to the state champions. QLEFT TO RIGHTJ, SEATED: D. Cohlmeyer, P. Metcalf, K. Miller, J. Peters, R. Brickenheifr, M. Caravan. MIDDLE ROW: L. Krause, B. Brothers, M. Codell, P. Godfrey, W. Neal, C. Verblin, D. Davenport, Manager T. Krummer. UPPER ROW: Coach Schultz, W. Weber, I. Loux, G. Olson, J. Tatge, K. Samuel, D. Brewer, Manager W. Peterson. 105 J. PRINGLE First, 100 Yard Breaststroke. Third, 200 Yard Freestyle J, MOORE Relay. First, 100 Yard Butterfly. S. MCBEAN Third, 200 Yard Individual Second, 200 Yard Individual Third, 50 Yard Freestyle. Medley Medley. Third, 200 Yard Freestyle Relay. B. JOHNSON Fourth, 100 Yard Backstroke. J, OVESON Fifth, 400 Yard Freestyle. Fifth, 200 Yard Freestyle. SOPHOMORE SWIM TEAM, QLEFT TO RIGHTQ, FRONT ROW: D. Dvorin, P. Ravenna, D. Boetcher, G. McReynolds, T. Unterman, R. Nash. MIDDLE ROW: C. Fargo, P. Eichling, S. Johnson, T. Willison, G. Peterson, S. Luchs. BACK ROW: E. Grenzebach, J. Hancock, L. Pierce, J. Sutlin. Q 5 z 5 Q I i 2 Swimmers Steal l l F 2 t i i l I I FRESHMAN SWIM TEAM,QLEFT TO RIGHTJ, FRONT ROW: R. Hedman, J. Korb, S. Packard, J. Loux, C. Verblen, K. Asp, C. Clark, T. Schwarten. MIDDLE ROW: J. Cox, T. New- man, G. Bacger, D. Roberts, R. Bailey, D. Ball, R. Edmons, D. Goldstein, T. Shea, D. Mc- Iunkin. BACK ROW: J. Fer- nim, J. Johnson, T. Purcell, G. Scheutz, T. Taylor, R. R. Erlandson, S. Soule, A. Gould, I. Morley, J. Sanders. T. FISH D. SCHROEDER R. ICKES S. EWING Second, Diving. Fourth, Diving 200 Yard Freestyle Relay. 200 Yard Freestyle Relay State Supremacy VARSITY SWIM TEAM, QLEFT TO RIGHTQ, FRONT ROW: T. Gibson, J. Claborn, S. Ewing, F. Ash, J. Shea. SECOND ROW. A. Jackson, J. Terhune, J. Overson, B. Torcum, J. Moore, R. Johnson, G. Mc- Bean, R. Ickes, I. Pringle, D. Schroeder. THIRD ROW: D. Goldstein, D. Wolnick, G. Berry, J. Terhune, L. Rose, P. Hammer, E. Klyce, G. Skalinder, R. Wanzenberg, S. Hunt, P. Anderson. LAST ROW: D. Ewing, G. Grommes, J. Lo- gan, C. Neuman, R. Mayer, J. King, T. Pringle, P. Nelson. Pushing New Trier to a second place position by a score of 86-69, the Wildkit Varsity Swiming team claimed Evanston 's fourth undisputed state crown. The ETHS swimmers also excelled in the Suburban League contest for supremacyp the soph- omores ran a close second to New Trier, the Var- sity shared the league title with the Green Wave and the Freshmen trounced New Trier to occupy the championship position singly. AQUETTES QLEFT TO RIGHTJ FRONT ROW N Ferguson C Luchs M Kaan M Carr C Schmidt J Kittendorf, M. Clark, S. Swisher H Olwrn M Anderson B Buttram S Franzen SECOND ROW I Beu V Halla N VanNess L Brown, I. Dean, M. Brown S Freeman S Park E Howell G Bratnober M Uhler B Drdricksen J Kupferberg THIRD ROW: K. Knapp, A. Childs, K Homan I Armour D Stuogis P Harrison M deBoer M Robin S Hutchins M Madison B Hochschild. FOURTH ROW: B Petris P Rose M Levine K Golden B Morr C Fowler J Holcomb K Fahlstrom S Peaks FIFTH ROW:B. Tobin, K. Blaze G Jenkins S Guyton B Morse I Streeter LAST ROW M Sauer I Hochschild A Lloyd A Newman, J. Rice, I. AQUATIC STAIF QLEFT TO RIGHTJ BACK ROW N Goldman T Unterman G Berry B Carlson J King, J. Christopher, R. Frey R Johnson S Hunt J Terhune R Godfrey J Huntzicker P Nelson D Wolnick D Goldstein S. Luchs. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Elliot P Higley S Swisher P Rose H Olwin L Procter E Klyce I Rhyan M Orr P Harrison, B. Howell, A. Madura M Levine P Andersen Coach Terhune FRONT ROW K Johnston N H6ISLl'1Cl1b61I1 C Luchs P. Patterson, J. Kitten- dorf QCHPIBIU ofthe Girlsj W RieckhofffCapta1n ofthe Boysj P Seyl M Clark I Hersh M Kaan N Ferguson, J. Terhune, Jr Aquatic staff activities included assisting swimming instructors during class periods, super vising extra curric- ular swimming cmd training school splashers to master the waves. Staff member qualifica- tions of swimming skill, leadership and willingness to serve ETHS resulted in the smooth flow of poolside activi- ties . if . I , Q . ' . - 1, . 525 Viivxgf w gf 5251221 ' .,.:Ex .u,,.b,.. , .,x. Q g A k 1 if V ,f Z.. . F f V- .wig 'gg V fi h ? 'sfff21f'li , ' f' . L s- xv XNQAA I A , . f :gf 'A gf7'f- sw I 5 A K 4 A gy i -'wk . ., Q , i--eii?i'i12'f23 WE f -' Q Qxzfiikify, .. .1 k ' . . 1 g -'t-rm. fx, Q 4 nk .2 9 ff: M K' A .. . Q ... Q f K q ES - 725 - . e Tiiilfx ' , . Q ' PS I F 22 W, ., 2 ji' Z 7 i - f Q 'lk ' 79,231 P. .. ,, ..,, .:. K V -f QF-.f ,nz 1 1 .3 .. :vm Tiff' iw' AZ? ' wi. i 5 v fzzffnzv ,gs Fi fy 'fe s. Rh l:,:i:g1Q5Q?g MQfn 1, I .. egg, 5,-M1 2.1 t I 5 3 ,.Qf..km , will Y tiiljim I ti2v N5 M li3 5 2 1 5'5iT2 1 A M - ' 15? T A v L KK hh' 1 -..g in .. MW, 1' .. 5.6 ' ' 11-1,32 Mg . Q f ' ..M..., ., . ,.,. L? 1 fk fiffi Q Q? ,, N ,,m.f,. l Q mbsif ..f f if ' ' :,ig'?':z -1 1 1 ..3--TF wwg, ....,.5,. . . 3..Mfgk ,Im .,,.f..5, vw., h w -1..g1gg11pgi2 ii f A -f 1 ' V H X .,,. if 'ifilizr' ' ' :V b V V .:...5.. .L ,A , ,. ,J . k . . - -:K . :,:+ 'f 5 . W . ,W H ' 259. - - Q -33 , . , A sg if J wr 2 . XY, .... V, A ,, .W .,., it Siifiifilfl-Q,?fI,ffi51'53IVv , ,.,' L5 K r 16. ' 'D v x i H . 4 1 .QQ .--- 'Q 52 1' N fe . Y Q.. .,,. ...M 3 fi ix k -ml is .ww 'Ei .. if . - fr!-.5 1' 1 'i 'Q stil. rf? '54 gs . F 57' af' .1..!:Z, . . . ' f ff : ff ggrzizi? . A . y Wigggigi., k . W Q 'f'iLf. -QQ? - L iw my-1-, J, - I ' K ?m5f'WL A 5 .. V. K. .k.. A ,Ka VL , 'S E.. 'Hu QLEFT TO RIGHTJ, FRONT ROW: Manager B. King, D. Alexander, O. Shroff, L. Johnsos, J. Ward, R. Fonte, E. Edmonds D. Nelson, L. Eisenberg, R. Eells, N. Feaster, E. Larsson, D. Dvorin, B. Trippe, P. Tannenbaum, J. Lewin. BACK ROW: B. Bunce, J. Goddess, K. Jaynes, P. Upton, S. Kleiman, P. McKay, P. Starz, D. Lavin, S. Shiffman, C. Hewitt, J. Magnusson, S. Epstein, M. Abrahamson, L. Mages, S. Azirian, A, Srrobeck, H. Rudoy, R. Egherman, P. Powers, F. Johanson, A. Herman, D. Walker, K. Browns, P. Powers, H. Hunsberger, B. Henneberg, E. Ruby, Coach David R. Perry. European Football Hits ETHS As an ETHS sport soccer celebrated its first birthday this year. The debut of the Varsity team resulted in Evanston's defeating all soccer teams in the area whose formative level equaled the Kits'! Soccer game on Evanston field. If anyone heard shots coming from room I64 this year, it wasn 't his imagination. lt was a member of the rifle team practicing on the range under the homeroom in prep aration for a tough but enioy- able two month season. Mr. Gas- sen's sharpshooters won three and lost seven of their matches. Mr. Burton, another excellent coach, transferred his talents from the successful swimming team to our Varsity and Sophomore golf teams. RIFLE, TEAM, QLEFT TO RIGHTj, BACK ROW: Coach Gassen, Captain W. Killm, P. App, H Williams, K. Kessler, B. Hytoff. FRONT ROW: G. Gellersted, R. Hytoft, T. Kummer, C. Easterberg, D. Miller, H. Lavin. Ready, Aim, Fore! GOLF TEAM, QLEFT TO RIGHTJ, BACK ROW: H. Close, I. Holman, D. Wallgren, S. Frances, J. Cooksey, R. Sklllings, R. Schnitz. SEATED: T. Wiet, G. Lee, S. Pfaff, P. Holm, S. Finger. L . . 1 . vu me M' 7' l... L,,. ... R .. . A.5 -W , . T. ' A A . 5 ..,' T ' in iil S. Opdycke shows backhahd stance. Alan Graham hits a forehand. Dave Hemphill demonstrates an overhead smash. Tennis Players Serve U Victories ln the tradition of the past two years' undefeated varsity squads, the ETHS tennis team strove for improvement this year. Beginning in March, the players went through a rigorous training program designed to help them develop more agility and stamina. Their long wins column spoke for the effectiveness of the plan. VARSITY TENNIS TEAM, QLEFT TO RIGHTJ, BACK ROW: T. Walder, B. Wham, B. Majors, S. Opdycke, B. White, Coach Anderson. KNEELING: D. Power, A. Gilkes, A. Graham, D. Hemphill, B. Wham: I xg 34- 5 If A ' '-.8 2 .3 , y .. .vw X., x..v..5 5 3, S.. -s 4... V Q M, N 44' K .TT fQ55gfJ'Mgif3w 40- J 2 1 i . if !f1n ,1fc4 UI Hll . v uf X' . 5 N SR 1 Vkygl , ak, K1 it g VV K, X rf.. ' ' f 'N A I? - my W .fs Y A i wg K , wi' N Y, vi V 11 ,- 7 ' ' X QL A ,X sn rv- A , gg fm w .. .M 3-wr 4,1 K. QQ, n wx it lf Www iw TH? wg L Nm X M' 'W QQ, ' M 'ug +V . F'-X-' ' A 'fl mv 311'-v' .mg my rn X., 3 if f M. k if Kfz T 3 .ejfgi Q2 Q Wi. Q. Q, ,Q ml Z i a' y - - ' W. .1 w 4 at ,L I -PM m zw. , Q Q V. 1 S 6? W, SES t W ' I jf Q I 153 , W , L A,k..k gy ll SOPHOMORE TRACK TEAM QLEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW Coach Schultz I Buresh B Stangl J Teistng D Brewer K Samuels G Olson I Tatge B Brothers H Combs B Wtscomb J Ingram B Lemke SECOND ROW ManagerS Kennedy C Patrick J Cochrane E Jones A Gunn D Alexander P Upton P Godfrey B Winter I Samuels D Inouye THIRD ROW Coach Grotthe M Germain B Madison C Campbell I Halla O Walker R Horey E Thiel R Haller Coach Thomas LAST ROW E Hill B Reed T Nogaut G McBean J Clark P Hartman B Anderson L Brooks Coach Peters is FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM, QLEFT TO RIGHTQ, FRONT ROW: Coach Schultz, I. Buresh, B. Stange, J. Mitchell, M. Davidson, H. Hemp- hill, A. Georhizas, J. Sanders, I. Halla, E. Allen, C. Troy, C. Lerey, Coach Peters. SECOND ROW: M. Codell, I. Leides, E. Singer, G. Bannerman, R. Grinzebach, B. Gibbs, S. Bechler, B. Childs, J. Montgomery, K. Field, R. Butler, M. Harrison, Coach Thomas. BACK ROW: Coach Grotthe, D. Coleman, T. Bonifosi, B. Henneberg, A. Strobeck, I. Peters, M. Kerivan, R. Clevett, J. Gibson, R. Sesterhenn, M. Lesitig. . , K AV is -if , F iv Q . fa X A ,pl m,M,w-Mwvfw LN Mi QR funn-.w 269' af ,. pf. i .ax 0. ka - www4..- LV, x f-.w.,N.. h 1 :mn 1 s mm-A-:fa:,5 ,- V DOORS. . . Swinging back and forth Info past, Into future. . . Balanced on siII's present, We, Take knowledge And happiness From our experience At ETHS Info the future. . . Info life. DOORS. . . Judy Brown prepares 4 for a long ride. Tom Finger and Dave Busch create. Betty Welch converses with Class History, 1960 a Shaker' There were the prom and commencement. It was all over and no one could figure out where the four years had gone. But as the seniors stood talking to friends they might never see again, they remembered .... Four ears ago--the smell of autumn was in the air--or maybe the dust from the construction begin- ning on the swimming pool, library, office and auditorium--as the freshmen fumbled their way past the huge seniors to find their homerooms. Cheer section had its hoarsest year and everyone yelled loudly enough to carry the football, basketball, and swimming teams to league titles. But it was Mr. Bunn who out-yelled the whole school when a short, scrappy basketball team fought its way downstate. The construction dust was beginning to settle when the sophomores returned in the fall . Wide, Wide World came to Evanston complete with Dave Garroway and Charles Van Doren. The newly completed pool was host to the state swimming meet, and the auditorium was ready for the spring music festival. The main office and the library, too, were moved to their new quarters. They were iuniors now, and only the dust of the landscaping remained. They found their school completely divisionalized, each six weeks report cards were sent home, processed by an impersonal IBM. They brought back YAMO, Jazz Night, and the annual operetta. At last they elected their own officers and all-school leaders. Finally they were seniors. The construction was complete, but their big year was lust beginning. Again they faced a reorganized school. They winced at 25 minute lunch periods, and got used to hear- ing the bulletin sixth period. But it was their last year and they were determined to make it good. They led the new all-school clubs. They planned a revamping of CC. Their football and swimming teams won championships, and their huge basketball team almost made it downstate. They really hit the books. Then came the prom and commencement. The ex-seniors remembered--the building, the changes, the plays, the games .... Many of these things, they knew, they would never forget. --Dave Busch, Evanstonian Editor-in-Chief Joe Herman, Judy Corey and Tony Packard display their National Merit certificates. Where to? J f r 1 'a TW lmrfmff rm1mH i 'IL' Q 1 rv XAXM fr? 's ez Af 1 2' l up . Y L I N - iii fm Q., , q . 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X X' 3 F H : 3 V F If K f T ,N . fa 1' 3 Q A I E LSA T , :f NX . fi QKJA. f' T- 5, bi f ls' lx. x 'M ' ,X . XX. X JAMES W. ANDERSEN JULIE ANDERSON: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,4g Rep. 35 Aquettes 45 Madrigals 25 Girls' Choir 35 ETHS Choir 4. MEREDITH ANDERSON: Girls' Cl. 1, 2,3,45 Cheer Section Sec. 25 Leaders 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 24 Div. Budget Sales 45 Aquertes 2,3,4, V.P. 3. JUDITH ANTMAN: Girls' Cl. 1,25 CC Comm. 35 Girls' Cho- rus 2,3,45 French Cl. 1,2,3, Rep. 4, PALMER APP: Football 1,25 Library Cl. l,2, Pres. 35 Rifle Cl. 45 Comb. St. Council 1,2,3,45 Audio-vis 1,25 Dir. 3,4. ALMA ARMOUR: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 CC Comm. 15 Aquetres 3,45 Leader 35 Girls' Chorus 1,2,35 IRC 2. SYLVIA ARONSON: Girls' Cl. 1,2,35 CC Comm. 1,2,35 French Cl. 1,25 Mag. Sales 1,2,35 FHA 1. DEE DEE ASH: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 2,3,4, Cap. 25 Leaders 2,3,45 HR Comm. 2,45 CC Comm. 4. FRED ASH: IM 1,2,3,45 Swim Mngr. 3,45 Evanstonian 35 Press Bureau 35 Comb. St. Council, Rep. 1. GEORGE F. AIGNER: Baseball 4. ROBERT E. AKERSTROM: Quad. , Chpthd. 45 IM 3,45 Football 1.25 Baseball 25 Leaders 4. ARTHUR ALBRIGHT: Football l,2, 35 Wrestling 1,2,35 Male Chorus 1,2,3,45 Drama Crews 1,2.3.45 TV Prod. 1,2,3,4. BETH A. ALDORT: Girls' Cl. 1,25 French Cl. 25 JRC 15 FTA 2. JOHN D. ALEXANDER: Football 15 Wrestling 1,25 Jazz Cl. 3. STEPHANIE L. ALLEN: Girls' Cl. 1, 2, 3.45 HR Council 4, Comm. 45 Yamo 3,4. DENISE ALPER: Girls' Cl. 2,35 HR'Sec. 15 12:51 45 French Cl. 2 35 FTA 3.4. JAMES ALTER: Boys' Cheer Section 45 Golf 1, 25 Rifle Cl. 3. JAMES ALTMAN: DE, PreSidellt 4. 1v1m+:441MF5m DIANE ASI-ICROFT: Girls' Cl. 1, 2, 3,45 FHA 4, JRC 1,33 FTA 3,4. HILARY A. AULTZ: Girls' Cl. 1, 2,35 Aquettes 45 Girls' Cho- rus lg French Cl. 1,2g Library Cl. l. FRANCES B. AWE: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,4g Press Bureau 2,3,4g German Cl. 3, Photo Service 2,3,4g FHA 2,3. LINDA C. AXELSON: Girls' Cl. Rep. 1,2,4g Cheerleader 2,39 Swim Leaders 2,3, ETHS Choir 4, Madrigals 2. RICHARD BACH WILLIAM BACHMANN: Rifle Club 1, 2, DO 4. CHERIL BAILEY LILLIE BAKER: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,4-5 Girls' Chorus 3, DE, Treas. 4. GEORGIA BALL r i's1iwvssnsmve,ie3am, :fQz....w.:.:..s. f4fSr1s muwsuwwie ec., ww. F 3- A ' H ' JOSIA M. BABBERG BARBARA BARTLET: Girls' Cl. 1, 2,3,4g 324 Comm. 2, 164 Comm. 4g 164 Sec. 3, Yamo 3. ROSEMARY BARR: Girls' Cl. 1, 2,3,4g Leaders 2,3,4g Drama Crews 1,2,3,4, 'Yamo 3,45 Mag. Sales l,2. KAREN BARSAMIAN: Girls' Chorus 1. 2, 33 Library Cl. 3,4, ANITA L. BARTLETT: Girls' Cl. 2,3,4g Girls' Chorus 3,45 Pan-Am Cl. , Rep. 3. STEPHEN BAUER: Gymnastics 4, Rifle Cl. 4, Mag. Sales 4. SHARON BEADLES DAVID BEAM: German Cl. 1.2, Math-Sci. Cl. 2,45 Radio Wrkshp. 1,2,3,4. GLORIA JEAN BECK: Girls' Cl. 4. DENNIS BERRY GEORGE BERRYMAN: Quad. 2,3,4g Boys' Cheer Section 35 Latin Cl. 2g Pan-Am. CI. 4. BARBARA BEUKEMA BONNIBB. BEVINGTON: Girls' CI. l,2,3,4g GAA, HR Rep. 33 Madrigals S1 Mnsieals 4. Yamo 3,4. LAURIE BLADES: Girls' Cl. l,2l,3,4g HR Comm. l,2,3,4g 204 Sec. lg CC Comm. l,3,i3,4. ROBERT B LA NC HARD WILLIAM BODEN: IM l,2,C2,-lg Football 2. Swimming lg Wrcsrling 2,555 CC Comm. lf ,'. RICHARD BOHLE: Quad. l, 2,33,4. ROBERT BOHO JOHN L. BEERENSON: IM l,2,3,4. Swiniming lg Chess Cl Rifle Cl. 2,-I. RICHARD L. BEHRINGER: Cross Country 'lg 'Irack l,2,:l,-13 Wrestling 1, 2,35 German CI. 3, f3,4. ROBERTA BELL: Girls' Cl. 1,3533 Aqnetles 2. Yamo Il. DELORES BENOIT CARLTON BERG: IM l,3,5l,-lg Swimming I, Pan-Am. Cl. I LAURENCE BERG: Cross Country 33,13 Wrestling 1,3533 CC Comm. Zlg Track !,4g HR Comm. -I. SHERIE BERGMAN: CC Comm. l,2,Il,-I: Plays lg Wrircrs' Cl l,4gI1rencli Cl. I,!,3l,-1. THOMAS BERMINGHAM MARY BERNARD BRIAN BOLDT: Basketball 1. CAROL BOLLING CATHERINE BOLTON: Girls' Cl. 1,25 HR Comm. 1,25 Girls' Chorus 2,35 Madrigals 25 DE, Pres. 4. MAXINE F. BOONE: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Key 3,45 EYC 3. RUSSELL BOOTHE: IM 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 HR Comm. 45 CC Comm. 35 EYC 3.4. ALBERT H. BOWEN: Football 1,2,3,45 Track l,2,3. ANNE BOWELS: Girls' Cl. 1, 2,3,4. GEOFFREY R. BRACE: Football 35 Baseball 25Chess Cl. 1, 2,3, MARJORIE BRAI-IMS: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 CC Comm. 1,2,3,45 EY 25 Evanstonian 3, Ad. Ed. 45 French Cl. 2,3, Rep. 4, ALAN D. BRAMOWITZ: Key 45 German Cl. 2,3,45 Radio Wrkshp. 4. BONNIE BRATNOBER: Girls' Cl. 1,2,35 Aquettes 2,3,45 Swim Leaders 45 Drama Crews 45 Yamo 3,4. JOHN BREITZ MANN GAYLE R. BREITZMANN: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Evanstonian 35 German Cl. 2,35 124 Council 3. LORETTA I. BRESLOW: Girls' Cl. 1,25 CC Comm. l, 25 Yamo 35 Key 45 French Cl. 1,2,3, Rep. 4. WILLIAM B. BRINSON: Drama Crews 1, 2,3,4. ELIZABETH BROCKMAN: Girls' Cl. 1,2,35 HR Council 1, 25 CC Comm. 1,2,35 Girls' Chorus 3,45 Plays 3,45 Crews 3,4 SUSAN S. BROEMEL: Girls' Cl. l,2,35 GAA Rep. 25 Leaders 2 35 Chamber Band l,2,3,45 German Cl. 1, Secrerary-Treas- urer, 2, V.P. 3, Pres. 4 JOHN BROOKS STUART BROOKS: IM 45 Male Chorus 45 ETHS Choir 45 Musicals 45 Mag. Sales 4. JUDY A. BROTEN: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus l,2,3,4. LINDA BROTEN: Girls' Cl. 1,25 Girls' Chorus 1,'2,3,45 Madri- gals 25 ETHS Choir 4. CLIFFORD E. BROWN: Male Chorus 25 Ig! 25 German Cl. 2.3, Rep. 45 Chess Cl. 3,4. JUDITH E. BROWN: 244 Council 25 ETHS Choir 45 Musicals 45 Yamo 3,4. LARRY BROWN LORENZO BROWN: Musicians' Cl. 1, 2, 3,4.. BRIAN D. BROWNSTEIN EDITH L. BRUCE: Girls' Choir 35 Madrigals 25 Yamo 35 Key 1,25 Evanstonian 3, Girls' Activity Ed. 4. THOMAS P. BRUHN: Track l,2,3,4. ELIZABETH BRUNAUER: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 CC Comm. 2,35 Spanish Cl. , Rep. 35 EYC 2,35 HR Comm l,2,3,4. N. PATRICIA BRUNSON: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 2,35 HR COITIITI. 2,35 Math-Sci. Cl. 1,2,45 FHA 1,2. MERRILY C. BUDLONG: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 CC Comm. 45 Yamo 35 K-el Divisions Ed.. 45 EYC 2,3,4. SUSAN G. BUDLONG: Swim Leaders 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1.2, 3,45 Drama Crews l,2,3,45 Musicals 1,2,3,45 Yamo 3,4. ROBERT A. BRUCE VIRGINIA D. BURCHARD: Girls' Cl. 1.2.3,45 GAA Rep. 35 Leaders 2,3,45 Musicals 3. MARILYN BURKE: Girls' Cl. 2,45 JRC 2. ANNE W. BURROWS: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,4, Tri, Rep, 1,25 Pent. Rep 35 Pres. 44 Girls' Club 45 Madrigals 25 ETHS Choir 45 Yamo 3. BARBARA R. CARLSON: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 HR Comm. 25 CC Comm. lg German Cl. 2,3,4. DIANA V. CARLSON: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,4g Leaders 2,3,4. MARGARET A. CARR: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 Aquettes 2,3, Sec. 45 Aquatic Staff 2,3,45 Leaders 2,3,4. JULIE CAVETTE: Girls' Cl. 1,25 Div. Comm. 1,2,3,45 Key 1,45 French Cl. l,2,3, Rep. 45 Comb. Stud. Council l,2, 3,4, GERALD N. CEDEROUIST: Int. Rnd. Table 45 Math-Sci. Cl. 3,45 Radio Cl. 3, Sec. 45 Radio Wrkshp 3,45 TV Prod. 3,4, DENNIS D. CHAMBERS: Male Chorus 4. MARCIA I. CHAMPION: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 Leaders 253,45 Madrigals 25 Girls' Choir 35 ETHS Choir 4. SANDRA I. CHAMPION: Girls' Cl. 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus lg Mad- rigals 2. Girls' Choir 3. MICHAEL Cl-IANOWITZ. POLLY BURWELL: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Cheer Section 35 Girls' Chorus 35 Madrigals 25 Budget Tic. Sales, Manager 4 JOHN A. BURZIK: Library Cl. 1,2,3.4. DAVID F. BUSCH: 244 Pres. 35 CC Rep. 35 Evanstonian 3, Ed. in-Chief 4. ELIZABETH B. BUTTRAM: Girls' Cl. Rep. l,2,3,45 Aquettes 45 Leaders 3,45 Girls' Chorus 35 Madrigals 2. COLLEEN CALDERWOOD: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,4, Tri Sec. 1, Pres. 25 HR Council 1,35 CC Comm. 4, LAURENCE B. CALLAGHAN5 Quad. l,2,3,45 Boys' Cheer Section 35 Swimming l, 2. WILLIAM H. CAMERON: Gymnastics 45 CC Rep. 25 CC Comm. 45 Mag. Sales 4. ROSA V. CAMP: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,4. MARSHA LOIS CAMRAS: Drama Crews 12,35 Limelighters 2,35 Pan-Am. Cl. l,2,3,45 Math-Sci. Cl. 1,2. DOROTHY A. CHAYES: Girls' Cl. l,2,35 HR Comm. 1,25 Bud- get Tic. Sales 45 Yamo 3. WARREN W. CHERRY LINDA CHILDRESS: Girls' Cl. l,4g Pan-Am. Cl. 45 JRC 1. JOAN G.. CHRONQUIST: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2,23,4, SANDRA CHUMLEY: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 CC Comm. 2,3,45 Evanstonian lg HR Ed. 45 French Cl. 1,25 Brd 3, Treas. 4. JAMES R. CLABORN: IM 1,2,3,45 Swimming l,2,3,45 164 Comm. 45 CC Comm. 3.. JOSEPH C. CLAIRE: Quad. 1,2,3,45 IM 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,4. EDWARDS S. CLARK: Baseball lg Cross Country 15 Mag. Sales lg Budget Tic. Sales lg DE 4. JUNE L. CLARK: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 CC Comm. 15 Drama Crew 45 French Cl. 3,4. ' ' ' ' I 'f wfi -Mis MYRTLEANN CLARK: Girls' Cl. 2,3,45 Cheer Section, Rep. 3 Aquettes 2,3,45 Pilot 2,3,45 Aquatic Staff 4. GARY C. CLAUS: Football 35 Track 2.35 French Cl. 4. VIRGINIA L. CLAYTON: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 124 Div. Sec. 45 HR Rep. 4. MARY E. CLEAVER: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,'Z,3, 45 French Cl. 2,3,45 FTA 3,4. JOANNE E. CODY MARY D. COGAN: Girls' Cl. 3,45 French Cl. 3,45 Debate Cl. 3,45 Intnat'l Rnd. Table 3,4. ROBERTA J. COHAN: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,4. BARBARA COHEN: Girls' Cl. 2,3,4g HR Comm. 1,2,3,45 Comb. St. Council l,2,3,4. PAUL E. COHEN THOMAS M . COONEY JUDY COREY: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 364 Treas. 25 CC Rep. lg Key, Classes Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 45 Interclub Coun- Cil 4. SUE L. CORSON: Girls' Cl. 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 2,45 Yamo 35 Evanstonian 3. RICHARD COUCH: Boys' Cheer Section 354, Rep. 35 Swimming 1,23 '64 Div. Council 3, Pres. 35 HR Council 1, 25 Yamo Asst. Prod. 4. STEVE M. COUSINS BETTY COX: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 CC Comm. 1,25 Girls' Cho- rus 1,2,35 Yamo 35 Evanstonian 3,4. PATRICIA M. CRAIG: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 15 Yamo 4. LONNIE L. CRAWFORD: Quad. l,2,3,45 Football 1, 2,35 ETHS Choir 3. DONALD W. CREAVES: Quad. 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 1, 25 Soccer 3,45 Track 1,25 Wrestling 2. WENDY J. COLBERT: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 CC Comm. 1,2,35 French Cl. 2,3,45 JRC 1. JOHN E. COLEY: IM l,2,3,45 Basketball 1. IRENE COLLINGWOOD: Girls' Cl. 1,25 Girls' Chorus 2,35 DE 4. ADRIENNE S. CONDON: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 CC Comm. 2,354 Girls' Chorus 2,35 Comb. St. Council 1. NANCY D. CONER: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Drama Crews 1,2,35 Key 1,3,45 Evanstonian 45 Comb. St. Council 1,2,3, EDMUND V. COOK: IM 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 15 Track 1,25 Lib. Cl. 15Mag. Sales 1,2,3,4. SUSAN L. COOK: Girls' Cl. l, 2,3,45 CC Comm. 25 Madrigals 25 Yamo 35 Spanish Cl. 2.3, Rep. 4. JOE M. COOKSEY: Quad. 1,2,3,4, Chpthd. 2,45 Boys' Cheer Section 3,45 Golf 1,2,3,45 CC Rep. 2. CHRISTINE COOKSON: Girls' Cl. 1.2.35 Chamber Band 3,45 Pilot 25 German Cl. 3,45 Chess Cl. 3. .. i:1 ROBERT S, CROOK5 Quad 1,2,45 Plays 45 Yan1o Bd. 45 JRC I. LINDA CROSSETT: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 CC Comm. 2,3,45 German Cl. 1,2,3,4. CAROL CRUMP5 Girls' Cl. 1, 2,3,45 CC Comm. 1, 2,3,45 Mag. Sales 1,2,3,4. SANDY CULLEN5 Girls' Cl. 2,3545 '24 HR Comm. 2,35 CC Comm. 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 25 French Cl. 3,4. DENNIS I. CURREY5 IM 1, 2,3545 Boys' Cheer Section 3. SARAH ELLEN CU STER GEORGE CYRUS5 Quad. 45 Swimming 1,25 Cross Country 3,45 Track 3. JIM CZARNOTA5 Baseball 15 Golf 15 Mastersingers 15 Drama Crews 25 Photo Service 2. SUE DAHL:Girls'C1. 1,2,3,4, Sec. 35 '44 Div. Rep. 45 HR Council 1,2, 35 Comm. 35 CC Comm. 45 Evanstonian 3. ' 'fwvwiff MICHAEL K. DAHME DIANE DAITCHMAN: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 HR Council 2.3, Treas. 35 CC Comm. 1,2,3,45 Mag. Sales 2,35 Budg. Tic. Sales 4 JOHN H. DANIELSON MARY L. DANNEIL: Girls' Chorus 25 FHA 15 EYC 3. CHARLES C. DAPPLES: Quad. l,2,3,45 Drama Crows 35 German Cl. 2,3,45 Library Cl. 1,2,35 Radio Cl. l,2. FRANCES M. DAUGHERTY: CC Comm. 1, 2,3,45 Madrigals 25 ETI-IS Choir 45 French Cl. 3,45 Latin Cl. 1, 2. 3. BRUCE C. DAVIDSON: Chamber Band 1,2,35 Yamo 45 Radio Wrkshp. 4. DANIEL DAVIDSON: Cross Country 1,2,45 Track 1, 2,35 Gymnastics 4. FERN M. DAVIDSON: ETHS Choir 45 Musicals 35 Yamo 35 French Cl. 3. IUDITH E. DAVIS: Girls' Cl. 1,25 Girls' Chorus 2,35 IRC 25 EYC 2. MIRIAM B. DAVIS: HR Council 35 Madrigals 25 Yamo 35 EYC 4. DAVID L. DAWSON: Quad. Chpthd. 45 Football 15 Basketball 3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 4. JAMES DEAVER5 Cross Country 2,45 Track 1,2,3,45 CC Comm. 2, 3,45 Mastersingers 45 ETHS Choir 4. PETER I. DeLISSOVOY: Quad. 1,2,3,4, Chpthd. 25 Cross Country 35 Track 2,3,45 HR Council Rep. 1, Treas. 2, Pres. 3. MICHAEL H. DESSENT: Quad., Advisory Board 2, Chpthd. 45 Baseball 1, 2,3,45 Div. Council Pres. 45 HR Council 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 45 CC Rep. 2,4, Interclub Council 4. TOBY DIAMOND: Girls' Cl. 15 Plays 3,45 Drama Crews 3,45 Musicals 45 Limelighters 3,4, Pres. 45 Combined Studies Correlator, Editor 4. WAYNE DIAMOND: Drama Crews 1, 2, 3,45 Limelighters 1,2,3,45 Evanstonian, Bus. Mgr. 45 Comb. St. Council 1,2 BARBARA DIDRIKSEN5 Girls' Cl. 1, 2,3,45 Aquettes 45 Leaders 2,35 CC Comm. 2,3,45 EYC 1,2,3,4. DAVID DILLMAN5 CC Comm. 2,3,45 Drama Crews 1,2,3,45 Limelighters 3,45 Radio Wrkshp. 3,45 TV Prod. 3,4. MARY S. DILLS5 Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Leaders 25 Yamo 35 Mag. Sales 2. SANDRA L. DIWOKY5 Girls' Cl. 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 35 ETI-IS Choir 45 Pan-Am. 3. THOMAS DIXSON5 Quad. 2,3,45 IM 2,35 HR Council 25 JRC 2 PAUL R. DOBERSTEIN: Quad. 1, 2, 3,45 Boys' Cheer Section 3,45 Swimming 25 Track 25 CC Comm. 2,3,4. RONALD DOET SCH SHARON P. DONOI-IO: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus l,2, 3,45 Plays 2,3,45 Yamo 45 JRC 2,3. JOHN W. DOOSE: Boys' Cheer Section 3,45 Swimming 1, 25 CC Comm. 3,4. ARLENE A. DORBAND: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,4. EDWARD DOWNEY: Quad. 1,2,3,4, Chpthd 25 IM 1,2,3,45 Leaders 2,35 Cross Country 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 EYC 1,2,3,4. ELLEN DOWNEY: Girls' Cl. 1,2,35 HR Council 1,2,3, Comm. 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,35 Mag. Sales 3,45 FHA 3. FRANCES M. DRISCOE SUSAN DRUCKER: Drama Crews 35 DO 4. JAMES W. DUGDALE: Rifle Cl. 1. CHARLES DUNLOP: German Club 1,2,3,4. RAYMOND DUNN: Football 25 DE 1. GREGORY DUPRE ALBERT DYKAS ANN L. EAST: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 204 Comm. 1,25 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Key 4. RICHARD R. EBY: Aquatic Staff 3,45 Swimming 1, 2,35 Gymnastics 45 CC Comm. 45 Evanstonian 4. JONATHON H. EDDY JOYCE S, EDER: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 2,3. ELLIS E. EDMONDSg Soccer 3,45 Yamo 45 Latin Cl. l,2, 3,45 Jazz Cl. 35 Radio Wrkshp. 4. RALPH W. EELLS: Soccer 45 Tennis 11 Bridge Cl. 3,45 Chess Cl. 1,2,3,4. CONSTANCE L. EGGEN: Girls' Cl. 1, 2,3,45 DE 4. DEBORAH EICHLING5 Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45Pan-Am. Cl. 2,3. MARITA EIHLERS: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 HR Comm. 2,3,45 Key 4 LEWIS M. EISENBERG: Quad. Rep. 35 Swimming 1, 25 64 Div. Pres. 45 HR Council 2,45 Soccer 3,4. JAMES E. EKBERG: Swimming 1, 25 Male Chorus 1,2,3,45 Musicals 3,45 Mastersingers 2, 3,45 ETHS Choir 2, 3,45 Evanstonian 3,4. JAMES N. ELESH: 244 Council 2LPlays 3,45 Limelighters 3, VP 45 Intnat'l Rnd. Table, V-P 35 EYC 3,4. MARCELLA J. EMERY5 Girls' Cl. 1, 2, Rep. 3,45 Aquettes 45 Swim Leaders 3,45 Leaders 2, 35 Budget Tic. Sales 4. DIANNE M. ERICKSON JOHN B. EULENBERG5 Plays 1,2,3,45Li1'1'1S1ighIe1'S 1,2,3,45 Evanstonian 3,45 German Cl. 2,3,45 Math-Sci Cl. 2,3,4. GAIL A. EVANS5 Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Leaders 2,3,45 Evanstonian 3, Feature Ed. 45 German Cl. Z,3,4. - PAULINE D. EWING: Girls' C1. 1,2. STEPHEN W. EWING: Quad. 1,2,3, Chpthd, 45 Aquatic Start 2,3,45 Swimming 1,2,3,45 HR Council 2, Comm. 3,45 German Cl. 2,3,4. 3 f . mama? KARIN A. FAHLSTROM: Girls' C1. 1, 2,3,45 Aquettes 45 Evanstonian 35 Advertising Mngr. 45 Press Bureau 3. JANET D. FAMBRO: Girls' Cl. 1, 2,3,45 KSX 45 Latin Cl. 2, 3,45 Comb. St. Council 25 EYC 1. PAMELA FARMER: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 GAA Rep. 15 Leaders 2 Pan-Am. Cl. 3, Rep. 4. JAMES E. FARNEY MICHAEL FEIN: Yamo 45 Chess Cl. 1,2,35 Library Cl. 15 Math-Sci. Cl. 1, Sec. 2, Pres. 3, VP 4. ROBERT A. FEINGLASS MICHAEL FELDTMAN: Quad., Chpthd. 45 IM 1,2,3,45 Swimming 1, 2. NANCY J. FERGUSON: Girls' Cl. 2,3,45 GAA Rep. 35 Aquettes 2,3,45 Aquatic staff 45 Swim Leaders 2,3,45 EYC 2,3,4. ANTOINETTE FIELDS: Girls' Cl. 1, 2, 3,45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2,3 FHA 1,2,3. WILLIAM T. FLOYD IANICE B. FOOTLIK: HR Council 25 HR Rep. 15 Math-Sci. Cl. 3,4. SHIRLEY A. FORD STEVEN FOSTER: Swimming 25 Gymnastics 4. CAROL A. FOWLER: Girls' Club l,2,3,4g Tri. Rep. 25 Aquettes 3,45 Swim Leaders 45 Madrigals 25 ETHS Choir 4. ERVIL FOX JAMES FOX: Wrestling 1,35 Male Chorus 25 Audio-vis, 1. CONSTANCE A. FRANK: Girls' CI. l,2,3,45 Pilot 45 CC Comm. 3. SANDRA FRANZEN: Cheerleader 25 Aquettes 3,45 Leaders 2, 3,45 EYC 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM FINDLAY: Quad. Rep. 4g Track 4. THOMAS N. FINGER: Football lg Track l,2,3,45 Chamber Band 1,2,3,45 Evanstonian 3,4, Managing Ed. 45 Mag. Sales 2. ROY H. FINKEL: IM 1,2,3,4. CRAIG A. FISCHER: Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3g Li- brary CI. 2, 3. LAMBERT H. FISH: IM 1,2,3,45 Swimming 1,2,3,45 Stamp Cl. 2.3. HELAINE L. ELAN: Girls' CI. l,2,35 Pan-Am. CI., Rep. 2, Mag. Sales 2g Radio Wrkshp Rep. 35 DE Sec. 4. JUDY L. FLAVENz Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 GAA Rep. 2,35 Swim Leaders 3,45 Leaders 2,35 HR Comm. l,2,3,45 HR Treas. Z JONNA FOGARTY: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,4g CC Comm. 1,25 EYC 3 KATHRYN M. FOLEY: Girls' Cl. l,2,3.4g Swim Leaders 4: Leaders 2,3,45 HR Comm. 2.3.4. . 4 DIANE M. FREEDMAN: Girls' Cl. 1.2, 3,45 FHA 2. CATHERINE S. FRENZEL: Girls' Cl. 3,45 CC Comm. 3. ELIZABETH S. FRENZEL: Girls' Cl. 3,45 CC Comm. 35 lgyn 3, 45 Activities Ed. 45 UF Camp. 4. RALPH R. FRERICHS: IM 1, 2,3,45 Gymnastics 4g Evanstonian Photographer 1,25 Rifle Cl. lg Photo Service 1,2. RICHARD R. FRIEDMAN: Track 1. MARIA L. FRIEDRICH: Girls' Cl. 35 Internat'l. Rnd. Table 3. ROLAND M. FULLILOVE: IM 1,2,3,45 Swimming 1, 25 Chamber Band 1. FRED M. GABLENZ.: Quad. 25 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1, 2,3,45 Cap. 45 Cross Country 4. M. KATHLEEN GAHAGAN: Girls' Cl. 3,45 HR Comm. 3,45 JRC 3. JOHN M. GAMBLE MARYLAND L. GAMBLE: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 GAA Bd. 35 Leaders 2,3,45 Madrigals 2. LEILA N. GARCIA: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Bd. 3,45 Leaders 2,35 HR Comm. 1,2, Chr'n 25 Interclub Council 35 EYC 1,2,3, 4, Sec. 25 Bd. 3,4. JANICE L. GARFIELD: Girls' Cl. 1,2,35 Girls' Chorus 3,45 Yamo 35 Pan-Am. Cl. 25 JRC 2. DON GARGAS: IM 1,2,3,45 Football 1,25 Baseball lg Wrestling 25 Library Cl. 2,3. VIRGINIA L. GAVIN: Girls' Chorus 15 DO 3,4, Sec. 4. STEPHEN H. GEHLBACH: Football 1.2, 3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 EYC 45 Pres. 45 Senior Class Pres. 4. VIRGINIA GIERSCH GLENN P. GILBERT RICHARD GOTAAS: Swimming 2,3,4g Tennis 2. ALAN GRAHAM: Quad. 4, IM 1,2,3,4g Tennis l,2,3,4, Wrestling 1,2. BETTY L. GRAHAM: Girls' Cl. 2,3g lgy 2, Asst. Admst. Ed. 3, Admst. Ed. 4, Pan-Am Cl. l,2,3,4, Pres. 3, Rep. 2, Mag. Sales 2, FTA 3,4. NANCY S. GRAHAM: Girls' Cl. 2,35 Key Asst. Eds. 2,3,4, Pan-Am. Cl. l,2,3,4g FTA 3, VP 4. ROBERT A. GREENDALE: Drama Crews 4, Yamo 4, Musicals SYLVIA GREENWALT RICHARD GRENNAN: IM 2,35 Pan-Am Cl. 3,49 Comb. St. Council 1, 2, 3. ROBERT C. GROSSMAN: Football 3, Plays 1,2,4, RICHARD GRUNSTEN: Football l,2,3,4, Track l,2, 3, Wrest- ling 1,25 Chess Cl. 2,3. WELLINGTON A. GILES: Football 1,2,3g Track 2. KATHERINE A. GOLDEN: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,4g Aquettes 4, Mag. Sales 1,2,3g Madrigals 2. ANN GOLDENBERG: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,4g HR Comm. 2, Comb. St. Council l,2,3,4, Rep. 2,3,4g Mag. Sales 1,2,3,4, JRC 2,3. LOUISE GOLDSMITHg Drama 1, 2,35 Q2 Asst. Act. Ed. 3, Classes Ed. 45 Writer's Club 3, Pres. 4, Comb. St. Coun- cil 1,23 EYC 2,3,4, MICHAEL GOLDSTEIN: Football 1, Rifle 2, 3, Wrestling 35 Drama Crews 2,4, Math-Sci. Cl. 2,3. ROSANNE GOLDSTEIN: Girls' Cl. 3,45 Math-Sci. Cl. 3, FTA 4 LAWRENCE GOODMAN: Basketball l,2,3. MICHAEL GOODMAN: Male Chorus 3,45 ETHS Choir 4. ANNETTA GOODSON: Girls' Choir 35 Madrigals 2g ETHS Choir 4. rew , CAROL A. GRZESIAK: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 FHA 1, 2. KATHRYN A. GUSTAFSON: 244 Council 25 Girls' Choir 35 Mad- rigals 25 ETHS Choir 45 Yamo 4. SUSAN GUYTON: Girls' Cl. 1,25 Aquettes 45 Swim Leaders 25 Pan-Am. Cl. 3, Treas. 4. SUSAN B. HACKBERT: Girls' Cl. l,2,45 HR Council 25 Comm. 4, Offices 25 CC Comm. 1,2. MAURICE I. HACKETT DANIEL HADARY: Quad. 1,2,3,45 IM 1,2,3,45 CC Comm. 25 Mag. Sales 1,2,3,4, WILLIAM HAEFKE: Football 1,25 Tennis 25 Mag. Sales 1,2,35 DE 4. LEON W. HAITI-l VALERIE HALLA: Girls' Cl. 3,45 Aquettes 45 JRC 3. GREGORY HALLER: IM l,2,3,45 Boys' Cheer Section 3,45 Gymnastics 45 Wrestling 35 HR Comm. 1. ALYCE HAMILTON: Girls' Cl. l,3,4. NANCY A. HANFELDER: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 Madrigals 25 Evanstonian 3,45 Pan-Am. Cl. Rep. 3,4. PATRICIA A. HANNIGAN: Girls' Cl. 3,45 Bridge Cl. 35 Jazz C1. 3. ALVIN HANNON: Boys' Cheer Section 3,45 Football 2,3,45 Baseball lg Track 2,3,45 HR Comm. 3. JAMES l-IANNON: IM l,2,3,45 Wrestling lg Div. Comm. 15 HR Comm. 1,4. MARIANNE HANSEN: Girls' Cl. 3,45 German Cl. 35 Cosmopol- itan Cl. 3,45 Mag. Sales 4. ROBERT HANSON: Radio Cl. 1, Sec. 2,3, VP 4. RUTH HARDING: Girls' Cl. 45 French Cl. 45 FTA 4. fi as H 1 5, , it JACK R. HARRIS: Basketball 2,3,45 Cross Country 45 Baseball 1,2,35 HR Comm. 1,25 CC Rep. 1,2. JAMES H. HARRIS: IM 45 Baseball 45 CC Comm. 45 Pan-Am. Cl. 4. DAVID G. HARTMAN: IM 1,2,3,45 Male Chorus 25 LatiuC1. 1,25 Rifle Cl. 1,25 Comb. St. Council 2. NOREEN HASTEN: Missing. JOHN HAUSNER: Boys' Checr Section 35 Swillllllilig lg Track 1,25 French Cl. 25 Jazz Cl. 3. LOREL L. HAVENS: Girls' Cl. 1,3,45 HR Comm, 1,45 Pan-Am Cl. 1,25 Mag. Sales 1,2,.3,4. BETTY J. HAWTHORNE CLARKE HAYES: IM 1,2,I3,45 Track 2. ELIZABETH A. HEBBARD: Girls' CI. l,2,3,45 DE 4, Sec. 4. LORNA F. HECKENBACI-I BRAD HEDIEN: IM 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,4. NANCY L. HEDIN: Girls' Cl. lg Girls' Chorus 3,45 Plays 35 JRC 1, 2. CRAIG H. HEISER MARGARETTA HELM: Girls' Cl. 1, 253,45 CC Comm. 25 Ger- manCl. 1,2,3,45 Pan-Am Cl. :3,4. DAVID A. HEMPHILL: Quad 1,2,3,4, Chpthd. 3, Corres. Sec. 35 Basketball lg Tennis 1, i2,3,45 HR Council 1, 25 344 VP 1, 344 Pres. 25 CC Rep. l,2. CHERYL L. HENKE: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,-45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Yamo 35 Key 45 Radio'Wrkshp 13,4, JOHN H. HENN: Quad. 35 Basketball 1,2,35,45 Track 2,535 Ten- nis lg Div. Council l. ROCHELLE HENRY: CC Comm. Il: Girls' Chorus 2,-I5 Evans- tonian 3,45 French Cl. QA, WILLIAM E. HERBER MAUREEN A. HJERTAAS: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 HR Council 25 Comm. 1,25 Drama Crews 3,45 Mag. Sales 1,2. CATHERYN E. HOEHN: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 CC Comm. 1,2,3, 45 ETHS Choir 4, Sec. 45 French Cl. l,2,3,4. MARJORIE I. HOFFMAN: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,4, VP 35 Girls' Cho- rus 1,2,35 Yamo 35 Evanstonian 35 German Cl. 2,3,4. JUDITH W. HOLCOMB: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Aquettes 45 CC Comm. 2,45 EYC 3,4. MARSHA F. HOLLAND: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 HR Comm. l,2,3, 45 HR Council 2,35 CC Comm. 1,2,3,45 Key 152. DOANE K. HOLLINS: Cross Country 3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Mastersingers 45 ETHS Choir 3,45 Yamo 4. WILSON HOLMES: Football 25 Baseball lg Track 25 ETHS Choir 45 Male Chorus 3. SCOTT HOOBER: Drama Crew Head 3, 45 Key 45 Math-Sci. Cl. 1, 2. 3, 45 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Readers' Theater 4. THOMAS HOPKINS: Track 1,25 Gymnastics 4. ROGER O. HERDRICH JOSEPH E. HERMAN: Quad. 2,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball l 25 '24 HR VP lg CC Rep. l,2. JAY HERSCH: IM 1,2,35 Wrestling 2,3,45 CC Comm. lg Plays 15 Intnat'l. Rnd. Table 1. JUDITH E. HERSH: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 Swim Leaders 3,45 Aquatic Staff 45 CC Comm. 1,25 French Cl. 1, 2,3,4, Pres . 4. CAROLYN HICKS: Drama Crews 35 Key 25 Latin Cl. 1,25 VP 25 Ir1tnat'l. Rnd. Table 1,2,3,45 FTA 3,4, Pres. 4, BARBARA HILL MICHAEL J. HILLEBRAND: IM l,2,3,45 Cross Country 45 Track 2,3,45 Latin Cl. 1, 25 Comb. St. Council 1. DONALD R. HILLIER: IM 2,35 Football 1,25 Gymnastics 45 Pan- Am. Cl. 2,3. NEIL I-IIRSCHENBEIN: Quad. 1,2,3,4, Sec. 45 Aquatic Staff 45 HR Comm. 45 Pilot 2,35 German Cl. 2,3,4. 'sv,1i'I:27esvmrfsaEaHfsog..esvssms1!.smfwwww its new iYwHWi . rs: Wadi WILLIAM I. HOYT: Baseball 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1. HENRY B. HUFNAGEL: Mag. Sales 1,2,3,4g TV Prod. 3,4. JOYCE HULTEEN: Girls' CI. 1,2,3,45 '44 HR Comm. 25 Pan- Aln. Cl. 2,35 FHA 1. ALBERT D. HUNTER: Quad. '64 Div. Pres. 45 Cross Country 3, 45 344 Treas. 25 164 VP 35 Track 2,3,4. JAMES A. HUTCHISON: Football 25 Basketball 2,35 Baseball 15 Track 1. RONALD M. HUTCHISON STEPHEN HUZIANY RANDALL L. ICKES: IM 1,2,3,45 Swimming l,2,3,45 Baseball 15 HR Council 1, 2. THOMAS ISBELL: Track 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,25 Plays 3,45 French Cl. 2,3. 4 s m aKr ANDREW JACKSON: Swimming l,2,3,4. CHRISTINE L. JACKSON: Girls' Cl. 1,'Z,3,45 Gir1S'Cl1OTUS 1. 2.3. EMARIE JACKSON: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 335 Madri- gals 25 ETHS Choir 4g Yamo 3.4. PEGGY M. JACKSON: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 JRC 3. NORMAN F. JACOBS: IM 1, 2, 3,45 Boys' Cheer Section 3,45 Baseball 15 Wrestling 1, RICHARD F. Jacobs5 Boys' Cheer Section 35 Basketball 25 HR Comm. 2,35 Male Chorus 3. BARBARA L. JACOBSEN: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,4g CC Comm. l,2,3 45 Drama Crews 35 Yamo 35 French Cl. 2,3,4. EDWARD A. JACOBSON: Track 1. JERELYN JANES: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 CC Comm. 1,2,35 Latin Cl. 1,25 German Cl. 3,4. 3 CLARENCE A. JOHNSON: IM l,2,3g Swimming 1: Male Chorus lg Track lg DO 4. CHARLES E. JOHNSON: Quad. l,2,3,4g Football l,2,3,4g Track 2,3,4g Jazz Cl. 2,3,4. DANIEL JOHNSON: IM 1,2,3,4, Musicians CI, 4: German CI. 3,4g Jazz CI. 4. INOLA JOHNSON: Girls' Cl. 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4: JRC 3. LAWRENCE A, JOHNSON: Football 1,25 Baseball lg Diversified Occupations 3,4. RICHARD JOHNSON: IM 1,2,3,4g Boys' Cheer Section 3, Base- ball 1,2g CC Comm. 2,35 German CI. 1,2. ROBERT JOHNSON: Swimming l,2,3,4, Capt. 4. RUSSEL P. JOHNSON: Audio-vis. 2, RUTH L. JOHNSON: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,4g Leaders 2,3,4g HR Comm. 2,35 CC Comm. l,2,3, Pan-Am. Cl. 2,3. COLIN JARVIS: IM 4, Football 4. REID S. JENKINS MARILYN A. JENNINGS: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,4g HR Council 2, HR Comm. l,2g Girls' Chorus lg Madrigals 2. MORRIS JOFTUS: Track 2: CC Comm. 35 Yamo 3, Jazz Cl. 3, Chamber Band 3,4. BARBARA JOHANSON: Girls' Cl. 1, 2,3,4g HR Comm. l,2,3,4 CC Comm. 2,33 Musicians Cl. 1,2. ANNIE P. JOHNSON BARBARA L. JOHNSON BRUCE L. JOHNSON BURTON C. JOHNSON sir- Nl as SUSAN E. JOHNSON: Girls' CI. 1,2,3,4g '64 Comm. 45 French Cl. 3.4. WILLIAM JOHNSON: Football 1,2,35 Track 1,2,45 Jazz Cl. 2. LUKE A. JOHNSOS: Football 1,25 Wrestling 1,25 CC Comm. 45 Musicals 35 Yamo 3,4. CAROL L. JOHNSTON: Girls' Chorus 2,3,45 Girls' Club 1.2.3, 45 Yamo 3g Pan-Am Cl. 2,3,4, Rep. 3. JANE A. JOHNSTON: Girls' Cl. 2,3,45 Swim Leaders 3,43 Chess Cl. 2,35 Pan-Am. Cl. Rep. 3,45 Mag. Sales 4. KENNETH JOHNSTON: Quad. l,2,3,45 IM l,2,3,45 Aquatic Staff 3,45 Swimming 1,25 04 Div. Council 4. BRENDA I. JONES: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 2,3,45 Evanstonian 35 JRC 3,4. JUDITH JONES: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Leaders 2,35 344 Council 2g 144 Comm. 45 Evanstonian 3. MARVANA M. JONES: Girls' Cl. 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 2,3,45 JRC 2. fiasr2:mss NELSON V. JOYCE: IM 1,2,3,4'g Basketball 1,2,8,45 Cross Country 1. ROBERT J. JUNG NORMA J. JURACEK: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 3,45' Yamo 35 Key 25 Pan-Am. Cl. 3. DOUGLAS P. JUSTUS: Football 35 Track 25 Male Chorus 2, 3 MARY E. KAAN: Aquatic Staff 45 Aquettes 2,3,45 Swim Leaders '2,3,4g CC Rep. 25 CC Comm. 4. ANN T. KAISER: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 364 Council lg 64 Div. Comm. 4. PATRICIA J. KAISER: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 364 Council 15 164 Comm. 4. MARTIN I. KAISH NANCY J. KALUZNY: Pan-Am. 2. GEORGE A. KAPLAN: Football 1,25 Soccer 35 Comb. St. Council 1,2,3,45 Math Sci. Cl. 1,2,3,45 TV Prod 1,2,3. KAY E. KAPLAN5 Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 64 HR Comm. 1,2,3,45 Business-Sec. Editor 45 French Cl. 2,3,45JRC 3,4, Pres, 4. JOHN KARAHALIOS BEVERLEE I. KARDOFF: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 Girls' Ci'1Ol'LlS 1,2, 45 Pilot 3. JOSEPH W. KASIAN: Wrestling 1,2. SYLVIA KASHIAN: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 HR Council 25 HR Comm. 2,35 CC Comm. 1,2,35 French Cl. 2,3,4. FERN A. KATZIN: Girls' Cl. 2.3,45 cc comm. 2,45 French Cl. 2,45 552 3,4, WOODRIN E. KEE: Boys' Cheer Section 3,45 CC Comm. 3,45 Jazz Cl. 35 EYC 2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,4. KENNETH A. KEITH: IM 1,25 Boys' Cheer Section 3,45 Latin Cl. 25 German Cl. 3,4, JUDITH G. KELLY: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 HR Comm. 25 CC Comm. 25 Drama Crews 35 Pan-Am. Cl. 3. JUTTA D. KELTSCH: Cosmopolitan Cl. 1,2,3,4, Pres. 45 Li- brary Cl. 3,45 Pan-Am Cl. 4. RALPH KESSEL: Wrestling 1,25 German Cl. 1,2,3,45 Math-Sci. Cl. 2,3,4. KATHRYN KESSLER: Musicians Cl. 1,25 Girls' Chorus 1,2,35 Madrigals 25 Evanstonian 35 DO 4. KENNETH KESSLER: Quad. 1,2,3,45 Boys' Cheer Section 3,45 HR Comm. 1,25 Rifle Cl. 1.2,3,45 Comb. St. Council 1,2. WALTER H. KIHM: Quad. 1,2,3,45 Boys' Cheer Section 2,3, 45 CC Comm 3,45 Rifle Cl. 1,2,3,4, Capt, HOWARD KING: IM 1,2,3,45 Boys' Cheer Section 25 Baseball 1,2,35 German Cl. 1, 25 EYC 3. MICHAEL H. KING: Boys' Cheer Section 3,45 Football 35 Drama Crews 1,2,3,45 Musicals 3,45 Bridge Cl. 3,4, Pres. LINDA L. KIRKLAND JOSEPH F. KISSIN: IM l,2,3,45 Football lg Wrestling 1,25 Plays 1,2,3,45 Chess Cl. 1. JUDITH E. KITTENDORF: Aquettes 4, Pres. 45 Aquatic Staff 2,3,4, Captain 45 Swim Leaders 2,3,4, Pres. 35 Leaders 3, 45 CC Rep. 2. EARLE B. KITTLEMAN: Mastersingers 45 ETHS Choir 3,4, President 45 Musicals 3,45 Yamo 35 lnterclub Council 4. CATHERINE L. KLEIN: Girls' Cl. 1,2,35 HR Comm. 2,35 CC Rep, 25 Madrigals 25 DE 4, KAREN D. KLINE: Girls' Cl. l,2,l3,45 04 Div. Pres. 45 HR Pres. 2,45 ETHS Choir 45 Yamo 4. STANLEY W. KLORES: Musicians' Cl. 1,2, 3,45 Chamber Baird 1,2,35 Latin Cl. 1,2,3,4, Pres. 45 UF Camp 45 German Cl. 2. CAROL A, KNECHT: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Leaders 3,45 lgy 2, 35 Evanstonian 3,4, Copy Editor 45 Press Bureau 3, KATHERINE KNOX: Girls' Cl. 2. ROBERT A. KNUTI: Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 HR Council 2. MARIORIE L. KOLLMAN: Girls' Cl. 45 Girls' Chorus 4. BETTY A. KONIECZKA: Girls' Cl. 2,35 Girls' Choir 35 Madri- gals 2. LAVERNA I.. KRAET: Girls' Cl. 15 Girls' Choir 35 Madrigals 25 ETHS Choir 4gPa1l-Am Cl. 1,2,3,4. ALBERT E. KREMER: Football 3,45 Baseball 1,25 Swimming lg Tennis 3,45 HR Treas. 2. KAREN KREUTZIG: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 HR Comm. 1,25 CC Comm. 1, 2, 3,45 Girls' Chorus 2, RICHARD G. KUTOK: Football lg Wrestling 15 Plays 3,45 Musicals 3,45 Yamo 3,4. ROBERT R. LABAHN ETHEL LACEY: Swimming 2,3,45 Div. Council 1. DAVID LAKE: IM 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,25 Div. Council 4, Sec. -Treas. 45 HR Council 3. DIANE F. LALASHIS: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,4g If-6314, Pan-Am. Cl. 1,2,3. DIANE LALLY: 24 Div. Pres. 45 HR Pres. 4, ETHS Choir 4, Musicals 3,4, Yamo 3,4. LINDA LAMER: Girls' Cl. 4. MERLE E. LANDBERG: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,4, HR Comm. 1, Parl- Am. Cl. 1,2,3. LYNN LANDES: Girls' Club 1,2,3,4g Girls' Choir Pres. 3g ETHS Choir 4, Yamo 3,45 German Cl. 2,3,4. LINDA S. LANG: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3g Hmecmg. Queen 2,4, '64 Div. Council VP 4, HR Council 1, 2,4, HR VP 4, Rep. 4. MARGARET M. LANGAN: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,4g HR Comm. 2,3g CC Comm. 2,3. CHARLES G. LAPEDUS DENNIS LAPIDUS: IM l,2,3g Baseball 1,2,4, HR Comm. 3,43 German Cl. 2,35 Math-Sci. Cl. 3. ss.w if rl5sm ' CHRISTINE LARSON: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,4g CC Comm. 1,2g Girls' Chorus 1, Q2 4. NANCY M. LARSSON: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,4, German Cl. 2,4, Cosmopolitan Cl. 2,3,4, VP 4. VALERIE R. LAWRENCE: CC Comm. 3g Pilot 2,3, German Cl. 2,3,4g Math-Sci. Cl. 2.3.4, JRC 2,3,4. MARY C. LEACH: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,4g HR Comm. 1,24 CC Comm. 1,25 Pan-Am. Cl. 1,2. ROBERT LEAVITT: Baseball 4, Cross Country 2,3,4, Track 2,3, 4, HR Comm. 2,3,4, French Cl. 2,3,4. GEORGE LEE: Golf 1,2,3,4, Pan-Am. Cl. 2,4, Treas. 4. CHARLES T. LEECH: Latin Cl. 3,45 German Cl. 1. GERRY LEGEL: Mastersingers 4, ETHS Choir 4, Musicals 3, Kex 1 LEWIS LEIBOWITZ: Wrestling 1,25 CC Comm. 2,3g Male Clio- rus 2, Drama Crews 2. . .5 , 5 5. ii 515151 R2...s...,,,. ., jg-ssgieb Q X ,Si m ' i, it . :f .fwissliig X . 'yi J? s sr. Em MARSHA M. LIBMAN: Girls' Cl. 1,2535 Crews l,2,35 French Cl. 1,25 Library Cl. l,2,35 Math-Sci. Cl. l,2,3,4. MICHAEL LIEBERMAN: Quad. 1,2,3,45 Wrestling l,2,35 Span- ish Cl. 1,2,35P3ll-AITI. Cl. l,2,35 Audio-vis. 1,2. SUSAN M. LIND: HR Councils 25 Madrigals 25 Girls' Chorus 35 ETHS Choir 4. JANET M. LINDSAY: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 152,35 A French Cl. 3. HOWARD E. LIPMAN: Football lg Baseball l,2,3,4. JUDITH 1. LIPSKY: Girls' Cl. l,2,45 Girls' Chorus 2,4, WILLIAM G. LITTLE: Basketball l,2,3,45 Cross Country 4. MARY A. LLOYD: Girls' Cl. lg DO, Treas. 4, M. LOUISE LONGLEY: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Aquatic staff 35 Swim Leaders 35 CC Comm. 1,2,35 Evanstonian 3. JUDITH L. LEISTER: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 HR Council 25 CC Comm. 152,35 Girls' Chorus 35 Madrigals 2. EVETTE LEITMAN: Girls' Cl. 3.4. JEAN M. LESLIE: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 CC Comm. l,2,35 Mad- rigals 25 Girls' Choir 3. CRAIG LESLY: IM l,2,3,45 Basketball lg Baseball lg Evans- tonian 35 Pan-Am. Cl. 3. JEROME LESZKIEWICZ LYNN LEVENBERG: Plays 35 Crews 1,35 Musicals 25 Yamo 35 French Cl. l,2,3,4. CAROLE R. LEVENSON: Girls' Cl. 45 French Club 4. MICHAEL LEVITAS BARBARA R. LEVY: Girls' CI. 1,25 Swim Leaders -15 CC Comm 3,45 Comb. St. Council 35 Mag. Sales 2,4. JAMES LOUGHRAN: Gymnastics, Captain 4. BARBARA LOVELACE: Chamber Band 2, 3,45 Yamo 3,45 Writers' Cl. 1,2,3, Sec. 2. DENNIS B. LUBECKE: Quad. 1, 2,3,45 Boys' Cheer Section 2, 35 Chamber Band 4g Yamo 45 IM 4. CAROLYN A. LUCHS: Girls' Cl. 1, 2,3,45 Aquettes 45 Aquatic Staff 2, 3,45 Swim Leaders 2,3,45 Evanstonian 3,4. JOHN LYDDON5 CC Comm. 2,35 Evanstonian 35 German Cl. 3,41 Bridge Cl. 3,45 Math-Sci. Cl. 2,3,4. RICHARD J. LYONS: Boys' Cheer Section 35Baseba11 1gPHI1-Am. Cl. 35 DE 4. TONI E. LYREN BENJAMIN M. MacDONALD: Football 2,3,45 Pan-Am. Cl. 3,4. DOUGLAS Mac DONALD in l KAREN MACY: Girls' Cl. 1, 2,35 CC Comm. 2, 35 French Cl. 2,3. BARBARA R. MAIN: Girls' Cl. 2,3,45 Div. Comm. 2,35 FHA 1: FTA 1 CHARLES MAJORS5 Quad. 1, 2,3,45 IM 1,2,3,45 Boys' Cheer Section 35 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2. MARTHA R. MALTBY: Girls' Cl. 1: Pan-Am. Cl. Rep. 4. MELODY SUE MALTBY- Girls' Cl. , Pent. , Rep. 35 HR Council 2, 35 ETHS Choir 45 Evanstonian 3,45 EYC 3,4. BARRY A. MANHEIMER: Mastersingers 3,45 Chamber Band 2,3,45 ETHS Choir 2,3,45 Plays 3,43 Musicals 3,4. DALE L. MANSBERGER: IM 1,2, 3,45 Baseball 15 Wrestling 2g Pan-Am. Cl. 1,2. DAVID MARCUS: IM 1, 2,3,45 Boys' Cheer Section 35 JRC 25133.11-AITI. Cl. 2. RENEE S. MARKOWITZ.: Girls' Cl. 3,4. ea? ., 3' ' , ' if wa. , M is J. W in W' I 9 ,'f'23::J '- f . 5 . , ',',-nan J' af: 5. 5.5. - . I ,,4.v ' ff, .- 71 A fa 0 1 1 5, . 'un 1-01,5 1--pp' 1:11 r'l1' ...J .vs ,prx vr,,:v i : fl f '1 ' 'r' an SJ. 'vnu Jn r 0. A..?h,s: ., ., V icky? , I im 5 iz 7 A Q Q - ,. K 3' fr y. Q JOYCE MATHEIN: Girls' Cl. 1,2.3: DE 4. JUDITH M. MATHISSON: Girls' Cl. 15 Girls' Chorus 3,45 French Cl. 1,2. MYRA A. MAXSON: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Kev 2,35 German Cl. 3.4. HAROLD MAYER: IM 1,2, 3,45 Boys' Cheer Section 3,45 Track 1,25 04 Div. Council 3,45 CC Comm. 3,4. DUBELIN L. MCALISTER GEORGE A. MCBEAN: Quad. 45 Swimming 1,2,3,4. JOHN MCCONNELL: IM 45 Football 25 Drama Crews 1, 2. DONNELL MCCOWEN CAROL MCFADDEN: Girls' C1, 1, 2,3,45 Tri. Rep. 25 Leaders 2,3544 Div. Comm. 2,35 Girls' Chorus 15 EYC 1,2. CHARLES MARKS: Track Mngr. 25 Chamber Band 1, 2, 3,45 Musicals 3. JAMES R. MAROHN CALENE MAROTZ5 Girls' Cl. 1, 25 224 Comm. 15 ETHS Band 2,3,4. T. RAY MARSH: Cross Country 2, 35 Track 2,3,45 Gvmnastics BRUCE MARTIN: Cross Country 25 Mastersingers 45 Chamber Choir 35 ETHS Choir 3, 45 Musicals 3. DOUGLAS MARTIN: Swimming 1, 2. JEAN M. MARTIN: Girls' Club 1, 2,35 GAA Rep. 25 Leaders 2,3,45 64 Div. Council 25 Budget Tic. Sales 2. DONALD E. MASON: Track 15 Wrestling 1,25 ETHS Choir 45 Y3.lTlO 3. CONSTANCE M. MASSIE I JOHN MCGUIRE: Key Photographer 2,3,45 Photo Service 2, Stu. Mngr. 3,4. BRUCE MCINTYRE: Swimming 25 Drama Crews 3,45 Lime- lighters 3,45 Yamo 4. MARTHA M. MCJUNKIN: Girls' Cl. 1,2,35 Swim Leaders 45 Leaders 2.3.4. PERRY S. McKAY: Quad 45 Soccer 45 Wrestling 15 Mag. Sales 2,35 Budget Tic. Sales 1, 2,3,4. NORRIS McNAMA!RA: Plays 45 Evanstonian 45 Chess Cl. 45 Rifle Cl. 4. ROBERT MCNAMAIU.: Plays 45 Evanstonian 45 Sugg. 45 Rifle Cl. 45 Jazz Cl. 4. RICHARD A. MEINIG: IM 2,45 Basketball 15 Baseball 1, 2. JUDY C. MEISLER: Girls' Cl. 45 O4 Div. Offices 3,45 Press Bureau 3,45 Bridge Cl. , Sec. 45 Interclub Council 4. JOHN L. MENTZER: IM l,2,3,45 Audio-vis 2. JOAN B. MESSENGER: HR Council 35 ETHS Choir 45 Girls' Choir 35 Key 45 French Cl. 1,2, Rep. 3, Sec. 4. CHARLES M. METZGAR5 Quad. 1,2,3, Rep. 45 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Cross Country 45 Yamo 3,4. DENISE M. METZGER: DE 4. THERESA MEYER: Girls' Cl. 1, 2,35 Leaders 2, 35 Madrigals 25 German Cl. 1,2,3, Sec.-Treas. 4. BERYL MICHAELS: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 Leaders 2,3,45 144 VP 35 CC Comm. l,2,3,45 Mag. Sales 2,3,4. JUDITH A. MILLER: Girls' Cl. 15 Girls' Chorus l,2,35 DE 4. JUDITH L. MILLER: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Aquettes 35 Mag. Sales l,2,35 DE 4. ROBERT H. MILLER: Quad. 1,25 Boys' Cheer Section 3,45 Track 25 CC Comm. 25 Yamo 3,4, SHEILA K. MILLER: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 344 Comm. 1,25 CC Comm. I, 2,35 Budget Tic. Sales 45 UF Camp 2. 234355 'S- iw ss wpyli 4' Milli-. , .f. ,, .. K ss - s ' Y R ,Qs is , ,, 431 ,SS If ,. .35 as M ,x . tt 4 'X 2 5 14? Egg Q A I Q SE? THOMAS R. MILLER: Drama Crews 1,2,3,45 Limelighters 1, 2,3,45 Yamo 3,45 German Club 3. RICHARD P. MILLS5 HR Council 25 Chess Cl, 1,2,3,45 Debate Club 1, Sec. 2,35 Math-Sci. Cl. 1,2, Sec, 3, Pres. 4. JOYCE E. MIMS: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Leaders 2,3,45 HR Council 25 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 German Cl. 3.4. WESLEY V. MIMS: Football 45 Wrestling 4. FRANK MISKIT PENELOPE A. MOCK: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Swim Leaders 2,35 Leaders 2, 3,4. F. HENRY MOLLOY: Football 2,3,45 Wrestling 1,25 Male Chorus 1,2,3,4. DANIEL J. MONZO: IM 1,25 Wrestling 1,25 DO 3,4. JEFFREY B. MOORE: Quad, VP 2,3, Pres. 45 Aquatic Staff 3,45 Swimming 1,2,3, Capt. 45 CC Rep. 1. WILLIAM MOORE JOAN M. MORAN: Girls' Cl. 15 CC Comm. 3,45 Comb. Council, Rep. 1, Treas. 2, Sec., 3, lifis. 4. ALICE M. MORAWEZ.: Key 45 Girls' Cl. 45 Girls' Chorus 2.3. JAMES MORE! 5 Quad. 1,2,3,45 IM 1,2,3,45 Basketball 45 Swimming 1. DOUGLAS MORING: Quad. Div. Pres. 45 IM 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3. ELIZABETH C. MORR: Girls' Cl. 1.2.35 Aquettes 4514-QX3, Co-Activities Ed. 4. KAREN S. MORRIS: Girls' Cl. 1,2,45 HR Comm. 1,2,45 Pan-Am. Cl. 1,2. BARI C. MORSE: Girls' Cl. 3,45 Aquettes 4. JANNICE M. MOSCHIN: Girls' Cl. 1, 2,3,45 HR Comm. 1.2, 35 French Cl. l,2,35 Jazz Cl. 2,3. MARY E. NEWBERRY: Cheerleader 2,45 Leaders 2, 3,45 ETHS Choir 45 Yamo 3,45 EYC 3,4. MAJOR NEWMAN: Wrestling 1, 2, PHILIP K. NEWMAN: Swimming 1, 25 ivanstonian 35 Sports Ed. 4. RALPH E. NICKERSON5 Boys' Cheer Section 3,45 Football 15 Baseball 2,45 Drama Crews l, Mngr. 2. STEPHEN L. NIDETZ: IM 1,2,45 HR Comm. 25 Evanstonian 3,45 Boys' Cheer Section 3,45 Plays 2. KAREN L. NILES: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Latin Cl. 15 Library Cl. 2, Sec.-Treas. 3, Pres. 45 Pan-Am. Cl. Rep. 4. ERNEST G. NOACK5 Soccer 3,45 Tennis 15 Plays 45 German Cl. 3,45 Math-Sci. Cl. 3.4. JAMES F. NORMAN REBECCA M. NORRIS: Girls' Cl. 45 French Cl. 4. GEORGE H. MOSS: IM 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,35 Cross Country 25 Golf 15 Wrestling 1. JOAN E. MULLEN: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Div. Comm. l,2,3,45 HR Comm. 25 French Cl. 2,3,4. MARCIA I. MULLOY: Girls' Cl. 4. MICHAEL C. NAHL: Quad. Chpthd. 25 Basketball 1, 2,35 HR Pres. 2, VP 35 CC Pres. 45 Mastersingers 4. CHARLES S. NATION: Boys' Cheer Section 35 Swimming 15 Cross Country 2,35 Track 2,35 Comb. St. Council 4. LOUISE S. NEDERLANDER: Girls' Cl. 1, 2, 3,45 Drama Crews 2,3,45 Limelighters 2, 3,45 Yamo 3,45 Library Cl. 1, 2,3 ROBERT J. NEHRLICH: Boys' Cheer Section 35 Cross Country 25 Rifle Cl. 1,2. MARY NEIL: Girls' Cl., Rep. 1,3, .Treas 2: VP 4jGll'1S' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Madrigals 25 Girls' Choir 3. JAMES NELSON: ETHS Choir 4. xx v'2lsii'i ...P . lg il greg, N 1 4 ' IE K-- H r. X ' .4 ROBERT R. OBERLANDER: Quad. 1,2,3,45 IM 1,2,3,4. KATHERINE B. O'BRlEN5 Limelighters 45 French Cl. 45 Comb. St. Council 1,25 Intnat'1 Rnd. Table 45 FTA 3,4, Sec. 3. CLEVELL O'CAINg Male Chorus 4. WILLIAM E. O'CONNOR JOHN E. OLDBERG: Drama Crews 1,2, 3.4. ROBERT S. OLKIEWICZ5 IM 2,35 DO 4. BARRY A. OMILINSKY CAROLYN M. ONDERDONK: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,4, VP 15 Elanstonian 35 Pan-Am. Cl. 1,35 If-ex 15 Activities Ed. 2. STUART W. OPDYCKE: Tennis 1,2,3,45 Div. Pres. 45 HR Pres, 45 Male Chorus 2,3,45 ETHS Choir 45 Yamo 3. GERALD ORDMAN MARNA L. OTT: Girls' Cl. 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 2,3,45 Drama Crews 3,45 Library Cl. 1, 2,3. NED OTTERSTROM: Chamber Band 15 Latin Cl. 45 Chess Cl. , VP 45 Stamp Cl., Pres. 25 Math-Sci. Cl. 2. GERALD G. OVESON: IM 1,2,3,45 Swimming 1,2,3,4g CC Comm. 1,2,35 Yamo 3,45 HR Comm. 2,3. C. ANTHONY PACKARD: Quad. 45 Football 1,2,3,45 224 Rep Pres. 15 CC Rep. 15 EYC 3,4. MARIORIE J. PAGEL: Girls Cl. 1,2,3,45 Leaders 2,3,4. DAVID PAJAK: Boys' Cheer Section 35 CC Rep. 1, 25 Mag. Sales 1,2,35 Budget Tic. Sales 1,2,3,4. ELENA J. PAPPAS: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Leaders 2,35 HR Council 3,45 Yamo 45 Cheerleader 3,4. SHIRLEY G. PARKER: Cheerleader 2,3, Capt. 45 Madrigals 25 Girls' Choir 35 ETHS Choir 45 EYC, Sec. 4. PRISCILLA PEARSON: Girls' Cl. 1, 2,3,45 HR Comm. 2,3,45 Key Layout Ed. 45 German Cl. 1.2.35 Comb. St. Council 1, 2. BARBARA I. PEASAND: Girls' Cl. 45 Girls' Chorus 4. KINGSLAND PERCIVAL: Quad. 45 Mag. Sales 4. EULA PERKINS: Girls' Cl. 1,2,35 FHA 15 EYC l. MARTHA I. PERKINS: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,4, Rep. 35 HR Comm. 1, 2, 35 CC Comm. 1, 25 Evanstonian 3.4, Music-Drama Ed. 45 Mag. Sales 1,2,3,4. PETER PERRY: IM 1,2,3,45 Bridge Cl. 3, Pres. 45 Chess Cl. 1,2,3,45 Math-Sci. Cl. 3,4. MELVIN PERSIN: Quad. 4: Audio-Vis 4. IOANN PETERS: Girls' Cl. 1,25 DE 4. JUDITH A. PETERS: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,4, Rep. 25 Aquatic Stff 35 HR Comm. 2. HARRY I. PASCHEN: DO 4. PRUDENCE PATTERSON: Aquatic staff 45 Swim Leaders 3,4 Madrigals 25 Leaders 2, 3,45 ETHS Choir 4. BARBARA PAUL: Girls' Cl. 1, 2,35 Girls' Chorus 1,35 DE 4. RICHARD A. PULSON: Cross Country 2, 35 Soccer 45 Track 1,25 Key 3,4. RODGER PAXSON PATRICIA A. PAYNE: Girls' Cl. 1, 2,35 Madrigals 25 Girls' Choir 3. THOMAS LEE PEARCE: Quad. 2,45 IM 1, 2,3,45 Baseball 1, 2,3,45 Yamo 35 EYC 2,3. FRED PEARLMAN5 Tennis, Mngr. 25 Math-Sci. Cl. 3.4. JOHN PEARSON I. . 9 . ... . Iii 3 EH' , - W il A .. r V' 'ali r ' if DONNA PETERSON: DE 4. JOANN PETERSON: Girls' Cl. 2,3,45 Key 4. MIA L. PETERSON: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45Pa11-Am. Cl. 1,2,3, 45 Comb. St. Council 45 Radio Wrkshp 4. WAYNE PETERSON SANDY D, PFAFF: Quad. l,2,3,45 IM l,2,3,4g Golf l,2,3,45 Budget Tic. Sales 2. JERRY C, PINNEY: Quad. 3,45 IM 3,45 Boys' Cheer Section 45 Drama Crews 3,45 Yamo 4. DENNIS PLATT: Quad. 1, 2,3,45 IM 1,2,3,45 Boys' Cheer Section 35 Tennis 35 Golf 4. SHARI M. PLOTKIN: Girls' Cl. I,2,3,45 CC Comm. 3,45 Yamo 45 Pan-Am. Cl. 3. BARRY PODOLSKY5 Quad. I5 IM 1,25 Boys' Cheer Section 45 German Cl. l,2,3,45 Math-Sci. Cl. 2,3,4. 'S -0 PENNY ANN POLAD: Girls Cl, 1, '2,3,45 GAA Board Member 35 Aquatic staff 35 Div. Comm. 1,25 Girls' Chorus 2. DANIEL POLISH: IM 1,2,35 Swimming l, 2,35 Drama Crews l Limelighters 45 Radio Wrkshp 4. PHILIP POLITO: Basketball 35 Rifle Cl. 2. PATRICIA PONTECORE: Girls' Cl. 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 25 Radio Wrkshp 2,3545 JRC 4. DONALD MILLER: Football I, 2, 3,45 Basketball 1,25 Baseball lg Lacrosse 3. CAROLE L. ROSE DEBORAH TAUSSIG: ETI-IS Choir 45 Girls Cl. 45 Plays 4. DELOR POOLE: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 HR Comm. 35 FHA 15 Evanstonian 1, 2. STEPHEN T. PORSCHE: Cross Country, Capt. 45 Track 2, 3,4. RANDOLPH H. POST CYNTHIA A. POTTER: Girls' Cl. 1, 2,3,45 '44 Div. Council 1,25CC Rep. 25 CC Comm. l,2,3,45 French C1. 1, Rep. 2, VP 3. PETER L. POWERS: IM 3,45 Soccer 45 HR Comm. 45 French Cl. 3,4. KATHERYN L. PREUCIL: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 HR Comm. 2,35 Musicals 3,45 Key 35 German Ci. 3, Rep, 4. CAROLE P. PREYSZ: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 HR Comm. l,2,3. RICHARD PRINCIPALI JOHN PRINGLE: Swimming 2,3,4. JAMES D. PURCELL: Quad. 3,45 Boys' Cheer Section 3,45 Plays 3,45 Radio Wrkshp. 4. JAMES F. PURNELL: Football 1, 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,4. RICHARD R. PUSZCZEWICZ: DE 4. CHARLES RACINE: Quad. '04 Pres. 45 HR 364, Pres. 25 CC Rep. 2, Treas. 35 Yamo Ticket Chairman 4. MARY A. RADNER:Gir1s'Cl. 1,2,45 Plays 3,45Key 1,2,3,4, Copy Ed. 3, Assoc. Ed. in Chief 45 Pilot 2,3,4, Editor 35 Writers Cl. 2,3,4, Pres. 2.3. KERSTI RAIKULA LEON RAKOW SKY JANET RAMSDELL5 Girls Cl. 1,2,3,45 CC Comm. 1,2,35 Girls' Choir 35 Madrigals 25 Key 2. IEFFERY RANDALL: Pilot 2,3,4. I .. M.. PM 55 3. I ,, 5. R qs . - at-1- ...fsgsm rfv M 55 w hims F A 1 1 xr 'ESQ ggi X I 'Y I I 5' fl? . rl if SM WAYNE RANDALL: German Cl. 2,45 Math- Sci Cl. 4. LINNEA RANDOLPH: Girls' Club 25 HR Comm. 35 CC Comm. 3,45 Latin C1. 15 DE, Treas. 4. HAW EY RANSOME DONALD F. RATAICZYK TONI RAWLINS5 Girls' Cl., Pres. 4, Pent. Rep 35 ETHS Choir 45 Musicals 35 Yamo 3. CAROLYN C. REAM: Cheerleader 3,45 Leaders 3,45 Div. Council 45 ETHS Choir 45 EYC 4. BARBARA J. REECE: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Rep. 2,45 124 Comm. 1,2,3,45 CC Comm. 1,2,35 Pan-Am. Cl. 2,35 JRC 1,2,3,4. STEWART P. REED: HR Council 15 Kev. Art Ed. 45 Pan-Am. Cl. 3. MICHAEL B. REESE: Math-Sci. CI. 3,45 ,IRC 15 Audio-Vis 2,3,4. MICHAEL J. REINSTEIN: Soccer 35 CC Comm, 35 Key 3,45 Athletics Ed. 35 IM 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM S. REPSOLD KAREN D. RESNICK5 Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 HR Comm. l,3,45 CC Comm. 1,2,45 UF Camp 25 EYC 253. TOM RICHARDSON: Football 45 Wrestling 3,4. STANLEY E. RICKARD: Male Chorus 3,45 Mastersingers 3,45 Chamber Choir 3,45 ETHS Choir 3,4. SKILES RICKETTS: Plays 2,3,45 Crews 2,3,45 Limelighters 2, Sec. 3, Rep. 45 Writers' Cl. 3,4. WILLIAM F. RIECKHOFF: Quad, 1,2,3,45 Aquatic Staff 2,3, Capt. 45 IM 1,2,3,45 Latin Cl. 1,25 Rifle Cl. 1.2. JAN CARLA RINKER: ETHS Choir 45 Musicals 35 Yamo 3,4. PATRICIA A. RIOUX: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Leaders 2,3,45 HR Comm. 35 Drama Crews 15 Mag. Sales 2.3. RICHARD S, ROBAK: Math-Sci. Cl. 2,35 FTA 3,45 IM 1,2 MICHAEL ROBBINS: Mastersingers 3,4, Pres. 45 Chamber Choir 3,45 ETHS Choir 3,45 Plays 3,45 Musicals 3,4. ELLEN ROBERTS: Evanstonian 3.4, Asst. Ecltior 4. MADELINE A. ROBIN: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Aquetres 45 '04 Council 35 '04 Comm. 1,25 '04 Sec. 35 CC Comm. 1,2, 3,45 French Cl. 3,4. RICHARD ROCHELLE: Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Cross Country 4. MELODY S. ROGERS: Maclrigals 25 ETHS Choir 45 Musicals 3,45 Ya1r1o 3, SALLY A. ROGERS: Girls' Cl, 1, 2, 3, 45 Leaders 25 Musicals 45 Pan-Am. Cl. 1. ALBERT L. ROLLS: Football lg Basketball 15 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Track 1. WILLIAM B. ROOD RICHARD D. ROSE LARRY ROSENGARD: IM 1,2,3,4: Boys' Cheer Section 3,45 Basketball 15 Plays 45 Comb. St. Council 1,2,3,4. ROBERT A. ROSENGARD SALLYANN RUBIN: Girls' Cl. 35 CC Comm. 2,3,4: Evanstonian 35 French Cl. 2, 3,45 Math-Sci. Cl. 4. JUDITH E. RUBENSTEIN: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 CC Comm. 1, 2,3,4: Pan-Am. Cl. 1,2,3,45 Mag. Sales 1,2,3,45 EYC 2,3,4. HERBERT L. RUDOY5 Soccer 3,45 '04 Div. Council Pres. 45 HR Pres. 2,35 CC Rep. 2,3,4: Yamo 3.4. DAVID L, RUNGE: IM 1,2,3,45 HR Council 15172111-AITI. Cl. 35 Rifle Cl. 15 Comb. St. Council 1. JAMES RUSSO: DO 3,4. ANNETTE R. RYGIELSKI: Girls' Cl. 1, 2,35 Girls' Chorus 1,2 35 DE 4. THOMAS F. SCANLON: IM 1,2,35 Wrestling 1, 25 DO 4. JAMES F. SCHAEFER: Quad. 1,2,3,45 IM 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1. SANDRA SCHIPPMAN: Girls' Cl. 15 Girls' Chorus 2. RUSSELL SCHLECHT: IM l,2,3,4. ROBERT SCHMEHLING: IM 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,2,35 HR Comm. 45 CC Comm. 4. CHERYL E. SCHMIDT: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Aquettes 3,45 HR Councils 25 CC Comm. 2. MARILYN SCHMIDT: Girls' CI. Rep. 2,35 HR Councils, Sec. 15 Maclrigals 25 Girls' Choir 3. MILTON E, F, SCHOEMAN: IM 2,3,45 Boys' Cheer Section 3,45 Math-Sci. Cl. 2,3,4QP31l'AITl. Cl., VP 3, Pres. 4. JUDITH A. SCHOMBERG5 Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 3,4. JOHN B. SADLER: Aquatic Staff 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 64 Div. Sec. 45364 VP 1. NANCY A. SALAMON: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 64 Div. Comm. 35 Girls' Chorus 3,45 German Cl. 2,3. DAVID H, SALENE: Quad, 1, 2,3,45 Cross Country 1,25 Chamber Band l, 2. PETER SALKIND: IM 1,25 Baseball 15 Plays 25 Crews 25 Musicals 2. IUDITH L. SAMPSON: Girls' Cl. 1,25 DO 3,4. TERRENCE SAMUEL: HR Comm. 2, 35 Chamber Band 1,2,3,45 ETHS Choir 25 Plays 3,4. THOMAS SANDBLOM: Swimming 1, 2,3. WILLIAM R. SANDER: Quad. 1,2,3,45 IM 1,35 Div. Comm. 25 ETHS Choir 45 Rifle Cl. 2. WILLIAM SANDSTROM: IM 1,25 Rifle Cl. 25 Math-Sci. Cl. 2 silt? cg1'ff'?f , 1. Syrfoy.. . ANGELIKA SCHREINER: German Cl. 45 Cosmopolitan Cl. 4. RICHARD T. SCHROEDER: Quad. Rep. 2, Chpthcl. 45 Baseball 15 Swimming 2,3,45 ETHS Choir 35 IM 1,2,3,4. ELAINE A. SCHUETZ: Musicians' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Key 45 Latin Cl. 1,25 German Cl. 3,4. RALPH E. SCHUETZ: Track 3,45 Plays 2,35 Crews 2,3,45 Kev 1,2,3, Athletics Ed. 25 JRC 3, Pres. 4. ROBERT SCHUMACHER: DO, VP 45 Audio- Vis I. DORALA B. SCHUSTER5 Girls' Cl. 1, Rep, 25 Aquettes 1, 25 HR Comm. 1, 2,3,45 Maclrigals 15 German Cl. 1,2. NOREENE SCHWANBECK: HR Council 1,2,35 HR Comm. 45 HR VP 15 CC Rep. 1,25 Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Cheer Section, Sec. 1, Rep. 2. SHARON S. SCHWARTZ: Girls' Cl. 1,45 Mag. Sales 1,2. LESLIE B. SCOTT: IM 1,45 Boys' Cheer Section 45 Swimming 1,25 Track 35 Key 4. x I A www' JOHN A. SEBERT: HR Comm. 45 CC Comm. 3,45 Latin Cl. 2,35 Innat'l Rnd. Table 45 Math-Sci. 3,4. S. GAYLE SEEBERT: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2,35 Yamo 4. DENE L. SEGERSTEN5 Girls' Cl. 1, 2,3,45 HR Comm. 45 CC Comm. 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 2,3,4. JAMES F. SENGER: Quad. 1,2,3,4,Rif1e C1. 15 Photo Service 2,35 DO 4. DOUGLAS H. SESTERHENN5 Cross Country 2,45 Track 1, 2,3, 45 IM 1,2,3,4. F. SHEPPARD SHANLEY: 324 Council 25 CC Comm. 1,2,3,4 Mastersingers 2,3,45 Musicals 1,35 Key 2,35 Faculty Ed. 4 NORTON SHAPIRO: MORRIS R. SHECHTMAN: Football 15 Basketball 1. CHARLES C, SHEININ5 IM 1,2,3,45 Boys' Cheer Section 45 Male Chorus 1,25 Chess Cl. 1,35 Math-Sci. Cl. 3,4. DAVID D. SIGMAN: Quad. 1,2,3,45ChpthCl. 45 IM I,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Baseball I,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,2. JERRY SIKORSKI: Wrestling 15 IM I, 2,3,4. PHILIP M. SILVERMAN SIDNEY A. SIMMONS ROBERT SIMON: Football 15 Wrestling 1. MARICA L. SIMPSON: Musicians Cl. 2,3,45 Sec. 3, Pres, 45 Girls' Choir 35 Madrigals 25 ETHS Choir 45 Musicals 3.4. ALLEN D. SINGER: Press Bureau 35 Mag. Sales 25 Math-Sci. Cl, 1,2,3,4. BARBARA A. SIWEK: Girls' Cl. l,2,35 Mag. Sales 1,2,35 Budget Tic. Sales I,2,35 FHA 1,2535 DE 4. SHAW F. SKILLINGS: Boys' Cheer Section 45 Swimming 1,25 HR Comm. 2,35 CC Comm. 3,4. RICHARD SHERMAN JONATHAN SHERR: IM l,2,3,45 German Cl. 2.3.45 Chess Cl. l,2,3, Sec. 2, VP 35 Math-Sci. CI. 2,3,4. RACHEL K. SHERR: Girls' Cl. I,2,3,45 Aquertes 45 Pan-Am. Cl. 2,3,45 Math-Sci. Cl. 2.3. JOHN F. SHOLLENBERGER: Quad. I,2,3,45 IM l,2,3,45 Basketball I,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,35 Golf 4. ROBYN V. SHROFF WILLIAM SIDDALL DAVID M. SIEBENBRODT5 Track I5 Plays 45 Crews 45 Musicals 45 Limelighters 4. HOWARD A. SIEGALL: Basketball I,2, 3,4. RITA SIEWENIE: HR Comm. 35 Girls' Chorus 35 Debate Cl. 35 DE 4. MERLE J. SKLAMBERG: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 HR Comm. 2,45 CC Comm. 45 UF Camp 25 Radio Wrkshp. 4. HAROLD SKOGLUND: Cross Country 1, 25 Track 15 Pan-Am. Cl. 35 De 45 Plays 2. MARSHA S. SLAVIN: Girls' Cl. 1, 2, 35 HR Council 1,25 French Cl. 1,2,35 Budget Tic. Sales 1,35 CC Comm. 1, 2, 3. MARGRIETTA L. SMET LINDA LEE SMITH: Girls' Cl. 2,35 Latin Cl. 2. PATRICIA SMITH: Girls' Cl. 1, 2,35 Key 1,25 Evanstonian 35 Art Editor 45 Sung. Co-Art Ed. 45 Writers' Cl. 3,4. WILLIAM SMITH: Plays 3, Stu. Dir. 45 Musicals 3, Stu. Dir. 45 Crews 2, 3,45 Limelighters 3,45 Comb. St. Council 1,3, Treas. 4. JON E. SMUCKER5 HR Comm. 45 CC Comm. 45 Musicals 3,45 Latin Cl. 2,35 Math-Sci Cl. 2,3,4. MARY SNEAD: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Rep. 1,2,45 HR Council 1,25 HR Comm. 1,2. JAMES SNOOK: Wrestling 15 Budget Tic. Sales 25 UF Camp. 15 IRC 15 DO 3, Pres. 4. PATRICIA SNOOK: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 64 Div. Comm. 45 Pan-Am. Cl. 2,3,45 Comb. St. Council 4. JAMES SNYDER: IM 1, 2,3,4. BARBARA J. SOLWAY: Girls' Cl. I,25P3.l1-Am. C1. I,2,3, Sec. 45 Comb. St. Council 1. LLOYD M. SONENTHAL: Wrestling 1, 25 Chess Cl. 1. MARTHA SPAMER: Girls' Cl. 1: DO 4. KATHRYN S. SPOERER: Girls' Cl. 1, 2,3,45 364 Council 2, 264 Council 35 Madrigals 25 Yamo 4, JOY A. STANGE: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 HR Comm. 2,45 Yamo 45 Jazz Cl. 4. HOPE STARK: Girls' Cl. 1, 2,3,45 HR Comm. 3,45 CC Comm. 3,45 Comb. St. Council lg EYC 2.3. ..-fit . 'W Uv' . t..,w'w . K QA? il ails' ad' 3-' f. . SUZANNE K. STEARNS: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3, Girls' Chorus 1, 2.3.4, French Cl. 2, EYC 3, CC Comm. 1.2. GENE STEER ANTJE T. STEHR: Cosmopolitan Cl. 1.2, DE 1. CHRIS H. ST EHR GAIL S. STEINITZ, Girls' Cl. 1.2,3,4, HR Council 2, Sec 1, CC, Rep. 2, Comm. 1,2,3,4. FRANCES STERN, Girls' Cl. 1,2.3,4, CC Comm. 3, Girls' Chorus 1.2, French Cl. 3, Rep. 4. EDDIE STEVENS: Football 1.2,3,4, Track l,2,3,4, Wrestling 2. JOHN C. STEVENSON: Football l,2,3, Gymnastics 4, Wrestling 2, 3. JEAN C. STEWART, Girls' Cl. 1.2.3, Latin Cl. 2, German 3.4, JRC 1.3. MARY A. STIMSON, Girls' Cl. 3.4, French Cl. 4. ANN STOLEN: Swim Leaders 3.4, 244 Sec. 1, Treas. 2, Madrigals 2, ETHS Choir 4, Budget Tic. Sales, All- School Chrmn. 4. EVELYN A. STOSZKUS, Girls' Cl. 1.2, HR Comm. 3, Girls' Chorus 3, ETHS Choir 4, DO 4. CARL STOTTLER: IM 1.2.3, HR Comm. 3, DO 4. FRED C. STOUT: Mastersingers 2.3.4, ETHS Choir 2,3,4, Plays 4, Limelighters 3.4, Musicals 3.4. SARA E. STOYKE, Plays 1.2.4, Musicals 3, Crews 2.3.4, German Cl. 1, 2,3,4, Radio Wrkshp. 3.4. BURT W. STREICKER: CC Comm. 4, Pan-Am. C1. 3.4. SUSAN KAY STUERMER: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,4, Rep. 3, HR Comm. 2.3, Girls' Chorus 1,2, French Cl. 3.4, EYC l,2.3,4. DALIA STUOGIS: Leaders 2.3, Girls Cl., Tri. Rep. 1, 2, GAA Rep. l Pent. Rep. 3. GENEVIEVE L. TAYLOR: Girls' Chorus 1,4. IANICE M. TAYLOR: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 HR Comm. 35 CC Comm. 35 French Cl. 3, Rep. 4. JOAN TAYLOR: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 HR Comm. 1,2,35 JRC 3,4. KRISTIN J. TAYLOR: Girls' Cl. 1,25 344 Comm. 1,25 Madrigals 2. OLLIE TAYLOR: Girls' Cl. 2, 3,45 Evanstonian 35 Pan-Am. Cl. 2. ORVILLE TEISING5 Quad. Chpthd. 25 HR Council 25 CC Sec. 3, VP 45 Track 3,4. JOHN G. TERHUNE: Aquatic Staff 2,3,45 Swimming 1,2,3,4. BRUCE E. TERRY: IM 45 Track 15 Wrestling 15 HR Comm. 45 Male Chorus 1. LINDA C. TERWILLIGER: Girls' Cl. 15 HR Comm. 1,25 DO 4. JEAN M. STURGEON: JRC 1,2,3. PAULA-SUE STURGEON: ETHS Choir 45 Musicals 35 Chess Club 1,35 Radio Cl. 1, Sec. 25 JRC 3,4. CAROL A. SULLIVAN: Div. Council 45 HR Council 4, Comm. 1,2,3,45CC Comm. 1,2,3,45 German Cl. 1,2 ARTHUR SUTTON: IM 1,2,3,45 Div. Comm. 45 Pilot 1,2 3,45 Mag. Sales l,2,3,4. CARLIS B, SUTTON: Football 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1, 2,45 Div. Council, Sec. -Treas. 45 CC Rep. 45 German Cl. 3 4 PETER SWANBERG5 Quad. 1, 2,3,45 Aquatic Staff 2, 3,45 Boys' Cheer Section 35 Swimming 2. SUE SWANSON: Girls' Cl, 45 Drama Crews 4. HOLLIDAY K. SYMMES: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Leaders 2, 35 HR Council 25 CC Rep. 25 Girls' Chorus 1, 2. JEAN SZCZEPANAK: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Maclrigals 2. WILLIAM H. TETZLAFF: Gymnastics 45 Plays I5 Bridge Cl, 3,45 Choss Cl. l,2. GAIL THAIN: Girls' Cl. I, Rep. 2, 3, Pres. 45 64 Div. Trcas, 35 HR Council 2,35 Girls' Choir 35 ETHS Choir 4. WILLARD M. THIEL, IR.: Quad. I,2,35 IM I,2,3,45 Math- Sci. Cl. 3,45 Radio Cl. l,2,3,4. KEITH F, THIESSEN: Press Bureau 35 Latin Cl. 1,25 Chess Cl. 1,25 Library Cl. 2,35 Audio-vis. 3. cARoLYN s. THOMAS: Girls' ci. 1,2,3,4, HR Comm. 3, EYC 1,2,:s, Mag, sam 1,2,3,4. EVELYN THOMAS: FTA 4. JEWEL THOMAS: Girls' Cl. 'l,2,3,45 24 Div. Comm. 3,45 Chorus l,2,35 French CI. 4. JAMES THOMPSON: Football I, 25 Basketball I, 25 Track 1, 25 Plays 4. SARA THOMPSON: Girls' Cl. I, 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 45 Yamo 3. Girls' -'.- 1 , 'K 355, Vj L' 2 lk If . , 'r ' Q ' I , K ,,:f-fzf-3,1513 1 f I I I 1 Q 2 BRUCE THUMM: Quad. I,2,3,45 IM I,2,3,45 Boys' Chccr Section 35 HR Comm. 1,45 Gorman Cl. l,2. MARY K. TINGLY ROSES TONER5 Girls' Cl. 45 Girls' Chorus 45 Pan-Arn. Cl. 4. EDWARD H. TORCOM: Swimming I, 2,3,45 HR Council I, 2,3,45 HR Pres. 35 CC Comm. 3. SANDRA TREMAINE: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 Pan-Am. Cl., Rep. 2 SUSAN TROMP .IO TUMBARELLO JO ELLEN TURNER: Girls' Cl. l, 2,3,4. LES UNGER: IM I,2,3,45 Gurman Cl. 2,3. Q M ..... I Vs? RONALD T. URBANIK: Swimming Mngr. 3. SABRA VAN CLEEF: Girls' Chorus 1,2,3: Pan-Am. Cl. 25 FTA, Pres. 3. JULIE A. VAN DELLEN: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 HR Council Ig HR Comm. 25 VP 204 15 CC Comm. 15 Yamo 45 Jazz Cl. 4. VICKI R. VAN DYKE: Girls' Cl. 1, 2,3,45 Cheer Section Brdmember 25 HR Council 25 CC Comm. 1. WI.LLIAM T. VAN KIRK: Basketball Mngr. 3,45 Baseball Mngr. 2,3,45 Plays lg Evanstonian 3,45 Latin Cl. 1,2, Pres. 2. DAVID VAN SINGLE NICK M. VOORNAS ROBERT E. WAGNER IOANN WALCZAK THOMAS G. WALDER: Quad., Rep. 3, Chpthd. 45 Tennis 1, 2,3,45 HR Council 3.4. HY SEAR WALKER EILEEN B. WALLACE: Musicians' Cl. Board Member 25 Girls' Choir 35 Maclrigals 25 ETHS Choir 45 Library Cl. 1. SUSAN A. WALLACE: Girls' Cl. 1,2,35 Leaders l,2,3: HR Sec. lg CC Rep. 25 Budget Tic. Sales 25 DE 4. GILBERT WALLERSTEIN: Football 1, 25 Track 15 Wrestling 1,2. CONSTANCE WARD PETERI. VAN ZANT: IM l,2,3,45T6r1I1iS 15 Radio CI. 1,2 3, Pres. 45 TV Prod. 25 Math-SCi. Cl. 3. CLAIRE VENESS GRANT VERHOLST . llnlldidqfiif , I Q? 4 Q sw l V x me? HB3 5 fx 115 5 I rr ' 4, .':i1 '3f'I1'f,b if . .,f,.'.-yr: rr, 4: wf-,wgQj.'X,?q,. gf+fr +3-'5 2-1. 1.fl5'.fw W fl. -v ff.4..li r f',.f'.+Qv',K, Clif ., 5.5: ., ,.....r.. 5. 5.5 I X. I . ft,,,......a- ,-ie, ?1,5,:.,-. -W, 3 x... as THOMAS WARD: Football 4. BABETTE S. WARREN: Girls' Cl. 1,2. RICHARD WASHINGTON: Track I, 25 HR Council 1,2, 35 Mastersingers 45 Chamber Choir 35 ETHS Choir 3, 45 VP 4, MARGARET WATSON: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 Pan-Am. Cl. 2,3. CAROL WATT: Girls' Cl. l.,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus l,2. CHESTER J. WAWRZYNIAK: Quad. 3,45 Baseball 4. JEAN WEAVER LINDA WEBBER: Girls' Cl. I5 Girls' Chorus 35 DE 4. MARY WEBER: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 German Cl. 2,3,45 Comb. St. Council 2,4. . iii.: ' vi 'alt it Bhd .Ji ii' vs. HONOR B. WEBSTER: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 CC Comm. 1,25 Ifey 35 Mag. Sales 45 EYC 2,3,4. DONALD WEIDS: Wrestling 3. NORA I. WEIMER: Musicians' Cl., Rep. 2, Pres. 35 Girls' Chorus 1,35 Chamber Band 1.2. ANDREW WEINER BARRY H. WEISS: IM l,2,3,45 Track 15 Gymnastics 4: Yamo 4. ELIZABETH WELCH: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 224 Rep, 1,2,35 Class Sec. 45 Madrigals 25 Chamber Choir 4. MOLLY WELLS: Musicans' Cl. 2,3,45 ETHS Choir 45 Musicals 3,45 German Cl. 2,3,45 Math-Sci Cl. 2,3,4. DEBORAH E. WELSH: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 Latin Cl. I. BETSY J. WELTER: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 HR Comm. l,2,45 CC Comm. 2. JAMES T. WILLIAMS: Swimming 1,25 CC Comm. 3,4. JANICE M.,WILLIAMS: Girls' Cl. l,2,3: Plays 1,2,3: Crews I,2,3,45Lim6ligl'1terS l,2,3,4g JRC 1,2,3. IO ANN WILLIAMS JOYCE M. WILLIAMS: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 Plays 1,2,35 Crews 3,4: Limelighters l,2,3,45 JRC l,2,3. MELVIN W. WILLIAMS: IM l,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,4: HR Comm. l,2. RICHARD T. WILLIAMS: Quad. l,2,3,45 IM l,2,3,45 Swimming l,2: HR Comm. 2,35 CC Comm. 2, 3,4. JOAN C. WILSON: Girls' Cl. 2, 3,45 Evanstonian 35 Pilot 3. 45 EYC 3,4. KENNETH C. WILSON: Leaders 4: Football I5 HR Comm. 45 Male Chorus l,2. EILEEN WILTGEN: Girls' Cl. 1,25 DE 45 FHA 2. SYBEL WEST: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,4: Press Bureau 3, Dir. 45 German Cl., Rep. l,2,3,45 Inrnat'l Rnd. Table 4: EYC, Rep. 1,2,3,4. DIANE WHEAT RICHARD S. WHITE: Quad., Chpthd. 2,45 IM 25 Football I5 Basketball 152. ROBERT WHITE: Tennis 2,3,4: Pan-Am. Cl. l,2. SHARON F. WIEN: Girls' Cl. 3,4. LARRY R. WIKOFF: IM l,2,35 Baseball I: Wrestling 1: Boys' Cheer Section. BETTY WILLIAMS WENDY WILLIAMS: Girls' Cl., Rep. l,2,3,4: Cheerleader 2 Leaders 2, 3,45 HR Comm., Rep. 2: Yamo 3,4. HAVEN WILLIAMS: Rifle Team 3,4. W ILL IA M W IN DEBORN ROBERTA J. WINOKUR: Girls' Cl. l,2,3,45 64 Div. Comm. 45 HR Comm. 2. JAMES S. WINTERS: Football 45 Basketball 45 Baseball 45 Swimming 45 Tennis 3. GARY WIPPERFURTH ARLENE R. WALCH ELIZABETH A. WOOD: Girls' Cl., Rep. 1, Treas. 2,3, O4 Pres. 45 Madrigals 25 Girls' Choir 35 ETHS Choir 45 Yamo Bd. 3,4. FRANK WOOD PENNIE WOOD: Girls' Cl. 2,3,45 Comb. St. Council, Rep. 2. SHARON A. WOOD: Girls' Cl. 1,2,3,45 24 Div. Comm. 45 I-IR Council 1,25 CC Comm. 1,2,8,45 Girls Chorus 1,2,3. THOMAS WOOD BARRY WORLAND VAL YACHIK: Aquatic Staff 2,3,45 Swimming 2. CRAIG M. ZAKE CATHY ZAREMBA: DO 4. LINDA ZAREMSKI5 CC Comm. 2,3,45 2,3,45 French Cl., Rep. 3. DAVID ZIMMERMAN: Wrestling I, 2. ROBERT ZITMAN: Quad. 1, 2,3,45 IM l,2,3,45 Boys' Cheer Section 35 CC Comm. 4. SUE MIELCZAREK5 Girls' Chorus 45 Chamber Band 1, 2. 6 Key Staff 1960 Editor-in-Chief . Associate Editor . Lay-out Editor . . Copy Editor . . . Photography Editor. . Assistant. . . Assistant. . . Faculty Editor . . . Administration Editor . Assistant .... Assistant .... Activities Co-Editor . Activities Co-Editor . 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