New Trier Township High School - Echoes Yearbook (Winnetka, IL)

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5lM 2Qi Z , HADDEN Work. A change was made the second semester when all seniors were afforded the opportunity of being -members of student supervised study halls. Here- tofore only students recommended by their advisers had been included. Also noteworthy achievements were the pro- motion of meetings among suburban councils to increase friendly relations, the social survey, and the work done on pilfering. Much credit for the success- ful year goes to Miss Hadden, Mr. Troelstrup, and Mr. Van Deursen, Council sponsors. STUDY HALL SUPERVISORS CFirst Semesterl Kaempfer, Farwel.l, Shanesy, Miller, Chancellor, Randall. Devlin, Barr, Spoehr, Scheibel, Bayard, Ball, Schaefer. STUDY HALL SUPERVISORS QSec01'1d Semesterl Cody, Shanesy, Tideman, Scheibel, Miller, Kaempfer. Williams, Meyers, Freelove, Spoehr, Lundin, Bowen, Rogers Lippincott, Vedder, Bayard, Ball, Schaefer, Marison, Ickes. STUDENT COUNCIL COMMITTEES Row 1: Bowen, Miller, Henderson, Murray, Hinners, Copp, Steif, Sherwin, Raymer, McConnell, Mizener, Waldorf, Reichmann, Warfield, Engelhard Booth, Kunze, Duncombe, Spangler, Berl.in, Moeller. Row 2: Kloepfer, Huettel, Philipsborn, Stein, Williams, Tuttle, Weber, Kemp, Hale, Green, Cody, Shanesy, Terzakes, Cassell, Bowen, B11-kelund Shinnick, Keefer, Meyers, Steinhoif, Morse, Loewe, Condon, Chace, Claar, Cahn, Hildebrand. Row 3: Morand, Werthimer, Watkins, Glexm, Everson, Ritterspoon, Zander, Newmans, Treveiler, Wiese, Fox, Ball, Ellis, Redding, Liepold Rosen berg, Meyers, Miller, Corpeir, Dowd, Lutter, Kinnear, Reichert, Steitz, Nix, Kassel. ' 4,5 '7' 4.

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STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Bob Drucker ...,.......,A... President Bill Mizener ...... . . . Vice-President Janice Chiquoine . . , . . . Secretary Arthur Bryson .,...., , . .Treasurer Lincoln Lippincott , . . . . . .Assembly Committee Dave Booth 2 Bob Steitz . j Mary Lamb 1 Addis Jones j A Steve Chase Q Jim MacDonald 5 Jean KixMi11er 1 Tom Spoehr 5 'i' .,..Building and Grounds Committee . .... Inter-School Relations Committee . . . .Publicity Committee , . . .Social Committee TROELSTRUP HE The primary aim of the Student Council is to increase the opportunity for students to live in a democratic society within the school. The Council has tried for years to promote the ideals and practice of democracy throughout the school by encouraging the individual student to accept his share of responsibility. It has applied these democratic ideals to school life in projects such as student supervised study halls and student forums. Its success cannot be measured in terms of one year's accomplishments, but must be regarded as a slow, gradual process over a period of years.. B The Council began the year by selling the Activities Ticket and reached a new peak in the number sold. Cn the seventh of December the annual College Exhibit was pre- sented jointly by Evanston's and New Trier's Student Coun- cils with over 120 colleges and universities present. Council's newly organized Defense Committee began the sale of De- fense Stamps at New Trier and promoted other types of war STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Row 1: Johnson, Carpenter, Lamb, Bowen, Warfield, Nuzum. Row 2: Markus, Baldwin, Kemp, Cleary, Cushman, Copp. Row 3: Treveiler, Freelove, Lundin, Coons, Jacob.

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P4 D 0 W 4 ver I I6 GIRLS' CLUB REPRESENTATIVES CFirst Semesterj Row 1: Allison, Kiddo, Nuzum, Bachmann, Ketcham, Hammerman, Weishaar, Hinners, Steif. Row 2: Donnelly, Bryson, Allport, Spaulding, Wheeler, Foulke, Jackson, Mathias, Hess, Riblett GIRLS' III, GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS Dunn ...., ..................., P resident Harshaw . . . ..... Vice-President Scheibel .... ..... S ecretary Kaempfer . . . ..... Treasurer Davis ...... ..... C harity Committee Bovbjerg . . . ..... Friendly Committee Moulding . . ...., Publicity Committee Farwell . . . ..... Social Committee Shanesy .,... ..... A rrangements Committee MacFarlane . . , ..... Employment Committee Starrett ..... ..... F inancial Committee 7 The girls of New Trier, Working together with the Girls Club Board and their sponsor, Miss Wright, have made pos- sible another successful year for our club. On the first day of school in September We sold sand- wiches and cokes, netting quite a large amount of money. Hot dogs, cokes, and other refreshments were sold by the girls at the football games. We were exceptionally fortunate this year in having seven home games at which to sell.