Althea Brown and Patrick Hughes, Jr. helped raise funds at ETHS Foundation’s “Wild for ETHS” event on Friday, March 24, at Sketchbook Brewing Company. Funds raised from the Fund-a-need paddle raise will go toward hospital beds, medical manikins, student clinical supervision, CPR dummies and IV arms, wheelchairs, overbed tables and stethoscopes for the new ETHS Health Science Center. Credit: Evan Girard 
Isabel Schultz, Keith Robinson, Sharon Robinson and Sarah Cummins at the March 24 fundraiser. Credit: Evan Girard 
Alyson Miller and Steve Gilford. Credit: Evan Girard 
Jared Davis, Alice George and Barb Cascio. Credit: Evan Girard 
Gene Frett, Bob Brenner, Neil Gambow and Gavin Wilson. Credit: Evan Girard 
District 202 Superintendent Marcus Campbell speaks at the “Wild for ETHS” fundraiser. Credit: Jennifer Pasek 
Funds raised will help build the new ETHS Health Science Center and Alumni Hall and continue to support STEAM, iKIT Internships & Geometry in Construction. Credit: Evan Girard 
ETHS alum Gerald Daye, Jr. is a special education paraprofessional and freshman girls basketball coach at ETHS. Credit: Evan Girard 
Laurice Bell and Ron Whitmore. Credit: Evan Girard 
Ernest Triplett, George Varela, Brett Barker, Dani Barker and Tasha Triplett. Credit: Evan Girard 
Tom Bertche, Mike Muyre and Sarah Muyre. Credit: Evan Girard 
Kendra Johnson, Erika Seaver, Sam Seaver and Ingrid Strasburger. Credit: Evan Girard 
Gretchen Livingston and Liz Rolewicz catch up at the event. Credit: Evan Girard 
Stephanie Teterycz and Pat Savage-Williams. Credit: Evan Girard 
Rob Bady and Robin Rue Simmons. Credit: Evan Girard 
Jim Wolinski, Paula Haynes and Marcel Sallis. Credit: Evan Girard
Supporters of Evanston Township High School packed Sketchbook Brewing Company’s Skokie Taproom & Brewery Friday night for “WILD for ETHS,” the ETHS Foundation’s annual fundraiser.
More than 350 partygoers enjoyed local eats, Sketchbook sips, live music from Double Fret and a silent auction.
Funds raised from the event (expected to be over $120,000, according to Joanne Bertsche, executive director of the foundation) will help build the new ETHS Health Science Center and Alumni Hall and provide continued support for STEAM, iKIT internships and Geometry in Construction.
Since its beginning in 2008, the foundation has raised more than $12 million in support of ETHS, according to Bertsche.
Coudeaux to the hardworking, actively engaged, dedicated members of the ETHS Foundation Board members for ALL that they do.
That, of course, includes my incredible daughter, Casey Lewis Varela, (Board President) for whom I am blessed and so proud!