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

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Athletics, Sportmcinship Influence Every STudenT's Life e ncwesT boys' Tall sporT aT EvansTon, soccer. :ws a bigger and bigger group oT specTaTors ery season. This year The Team Tinished wiTh pun' Tive and Three record. T13 Soccer coach Mr. KenneTh McGor1aqle- The aThleTes Toolc a loT oT beaTings, verbal and oTherwise, buf Their hard work, Their skill, and Their desire To do The besT Tor The Team and The school paid OTT. Our boys were True champions wiThouT The medals and TiTles. We learned much Trom These boys and Their coaches. We learned ThaT The TooTball player who saT on The bench each season buT sTill came ouT all Tour years was iusT as imporTanT as The quarTerbaclc who called The signals. because ThaT quarTerbaclc couldn'T play wiTh such conTidence if he didn'T have The oTher boy backing him up. The boys were a Team, noT separaTe players. They depended on each oTher, and a cheer Trom The sideline never hurT. The aThleTes as always broughT presTige To The school. Their Trophies Tor performance remain lock- ed in glass showcases, buT Their aTTiTude OT persever- ance and sporTsmanship has paTTerned iTselT inTo The liTe oT every sTudenT. Louise DieTrich, a member oT The new girls' inTerscholasTic Tennis Team, demonsTraTes a baclchand smash which led The Team To an undeTeaTed season.

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. . For the Right To Do Everything For You . The halls are emply now, Memorial Field and Beardsley are deserled, buf +hey're alive. The life- less briclcs and sfeel have heard so much lauqhfer, so many fears, and so much chalfer from aHemp'rs al philosophy 'ro idle gossip, fhal ihey have absorb- ed life. Whefher a sialwarl looy above +he masses in Jrhe sladium louffeling forfh his Give me an 'E'l or +he sileni awe of a wall: lhrough ihe empiy halls al' five o'cloclc, Evanslon sfudenis exhibiled pride and enlhusiasm for lheir school. We allended games, plays, dances, meels, and meefings, and no mal- +er how loud or how muled, 'rhe same cheer wove a pallern Jrhrouqh our lhoughisr We're from Evansion, and couldn'+ be prouderlu 'The silenf awe of . . . +he halls al five o'cloclc.