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

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GIRLS' CLUB REPRESENTATIVES Second Semester Row 1: M. Ritter, Ebbert, Warner, N. Ritter, Vedder, Hinners, Warfield, Halldorson, Lamme, Raymer. Row 2: Leahy, Siefkin, Fifer, Wagy, Rich, Toel, Shinnick, I-Ioetger, Henderson, Stewart, Mayer, Hartshorne. the girls in school. The entertainment consisted of a program with members of the audience participating, and then a skit relating the trials and tribulations in the day of the average New Trier girl. In March both the mothers and daughters had a wonderful time at their banquet. For entertainment, selections were given by the Girls, Ensemble and the Verse Speaking Choir, followed by a group of mothers and daugh- ters in two hilarious skits. R The Girls' Club, in cooperation with the other student organizations, participated in the Thanksgiving Drive, the Christmas Drive, and the Red Cross Drive. Through the efforts of the Employment Committee, many girls found positions in the neighboring villages. In the spring about S1500 was provided for those senior girls desirous and de- serving of scholarship aid. Near the close of the school year, the Girls' Club decided 5 'J . . . . . , ,JN ,ffto curtail their usual activities and concentrate all their 'f A jvxb R efforts toward helping with the National Defense Program. ' . QiQa . 2 GQ? ' 4 CO ' 'X 1 f J ' . 'f l . 1,-:ff f' H1--un X L, we we Milli! X , FF XA! p E., 5155? ' ff? , - f gg? X - wp.:-l V g- if J X Z r 'C FT ' T X X 6 4 Q F4 UA dxgyh ,ll ,il ,fl JLEAQ JLM, swf' Q IH I8

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GIRLS' CLUB COMMITTEES Row 1 Braaten, Pagliarulo, Wuichet, Booze, Towner, Murdoch, Proudfoot, Schaufiler, O'Conor, Jones, Cooter, Flogus, Knudson, Nordberg, Moody Bishop Marmaduke, Evans, MacKenzie, Beaven, Way, Sclnfflin, Snyder, Riblett. Row 2 Lundberg, Reichmann, Pepoon, Kieft, McKa Leech F ' B th A. Wh't y, , rel, oo , 1 e, M. L. White, Olson, Hall, Brown, Monroe, Butler, Weber, Brady Sherman Condon, Morse, Steinhoff, Bingham, Small, Ebbert, Oman, Belnap, Burkland, McConnell, Larson, James, Parkinson, Sears. Row 3 Fox Bond, Shinnick, Gray, Stephenson, Yerkes, Carlson, McEwan, Rogers, Jackson, Stewart, Spaulding, Baker, VanHorne, Graflis, Grossberg Cody H111 Tuttle, Lightner, Yates, Sandberg, Cogswell, Kearney, Zipprodt, Bowen, Murray, Carpenter, Spangler, Petersen, Green. The Very important magazine drive, under the direction of our Vice-president, Hope Harshaw, extended from Octo- ber to Christmas. Inter-class and inter-adviser room com- petition was keen and resulted in gratifying returns. The ten girls with the highest individual sales records were re- warded with free ECHOES, and the next live girls received dollar certificates at the book store. Early in the school year the senior and freshman girls had a grand time at the barn dance sponsored by the Girls' Club. Later, in October, a get-acquainted supper was held for the new junior and senior girls in the Girls' Club Room. The two major banquets of the year were undeniable successes. The Friendly Banquet in October was held for all MISS WRIGHT Sponsor

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TRI-SHIP OFFICERS 1941-1942 THI-SHIP CLUB The activities of the Tri-Ship Club have, in its seven- teenth year, been varied and extensive. In promoting these activities, the club has done a great deal to foster its three ideals of Citizenship, Sportsmanship, and Fellowship among its members, which includes every boy at New Trier. Arnold Berlin ...A Raymond Anthony Raymond Rapp .. Ted Seiler ....... Allan Gilbert .... Robert Davis .... Walter Boyle .... Tom Ryan ...... Edward Devlin . . . Graham Davis Maurice Dunne .. Charles Steingraber President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Head Usher Dance Chairman Inter-scholastic Relations Chairman Student Aid Chairman Clubroom Chairman Dinner Chairman Junior Class Chairman Sophomore Class Chairman Freshman Class Chairman-2nd Semester am'ma.nw 4 we . an ,,, . - ,, , .F - .- H--'-'v f .W mga .WLM 2 'TETTLTE L 1 , ,f.'w:1.i.'nv 1. MTSU'