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

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USHER CORPS Row 1: Gilbert, Manson, Erwin, Allrich, Marmaduke, Steitz, Macdonald, Hurlbutt, Seiler, Dowd, Werthimer, Fisher, Bryson, Booth, Claar, Darley. Row 2: Judson, Kinnear, S. Smith, Brewer, Salaman, Vanl-Iorne, Barr, Brown, Davidson, Redding, Jackson, Royce, Zander, Davis, Mough, Coons, Plamondon, Wiese, Chase, Hildebrand. Row 3: Ketcham, Dalgety, Bayard, Shafer, Davis, Markus, Miller, Slamin, Anderson, Ellis, Schmick, Mooney, Zehr, B. Smith, Attridge, Calhoun, Edmonds, Vedder. TRI-SHIP REPRESENTATIVES DOOR GUARDS Row 1: Fischer, Burnett, Stake, Anderson, Ellis, Adams, Row 1: Kahler, Macey, Snider, Bernardi, Lieberman, Camp- Goodrich, Fox. bell, Carroll, Lake. Row 2: Clarke, McNair, Marshall, Scarff, McAfee, Ely, Row 2: Allison, Icker, Dunbar, Ward, Glenn, Yowell, Kreger. Radder. Row 3: Matson, Davies, Blaesing, Behnke, Tyner, LaQueur, Beebe. Among these various activities, have been the Student- Faculty Party, the Parents, Day Football Game, five en- v: joyable Tri-Ship Dances, the Athletic Dinner, at which sports- commentator Bob Elson was the speaker, the all-student talent show, Lagniappe, the Father and Son Dinner with Dr. Harold W. Dodds, President of Princeton University as the speaker, a very successful Christmas Drive, and an im- portant Red Cross War Drive. Several scholarships were again awarded to especially deserving boys, along with pro- f viding necessities to certain students who would otherwise be unable to remain at New Trier. The club again presented the Tri-Ship Award to the boy who, in the eyes of his fellow- students, most nearly exemplifies the three ideals of the club. 'A This year it was awarded to Arnold Berlin. 20 1

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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'

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Among the numerous service organiza- tions sponsored by the Tri-Ship Club are the Usher Corps, the information desk boys, door and hall guards, traffic squad, library monitors, and the group of senior boys who have again helped in Freshman Boys, ad- viser rooms. The Class Chairman System and the adviser room representatives again functioned very successfully. Cf the great- est value and assistance to the Tri-Ship Club again this year, were our two sponsors, Mr. Frisbie, and Mr. Gannaway. TRI-SHIP COMMITTEES Row 1 Brown, Bayard, Davis, Scarif, Mack, Wiese, Marshall. Row 2 Watkins, Slamin, Anderson, DeClerque, Salvi, Marcus, Freelove, Cohrs. Row 3: Merkovich, Rigler, Judson, Redding, Davidson, Nuzum, Wer- tlumer, Rockcastle, Chase. TRAFFIC SQUAD Row 1 Tyner, Ward, Campbell, Volny, Graf, Psenicka. Row 2 Mooney, Warren, Knott, Vedder, Stowe, Wright. FRISBIE GANNAWAY 2 I INFORMATION DESK Row 1: Allen, Miller, DeC1erque, Ellis, Marshall, Flallavhan, Kahn. Row 2: Schaefer, Freelove, Bjork, Bonner, Anderson, Wood, Wright. Row 3: Hollis, Jennett, Newman, Kramer, Dowd, Macey, Pagliarulo, Kingery. CHEERLEADERS Row 1: Vogl, Gottman, Sethness, VonEbers fl-Ieadj, Vernon, Mr. Gial- lombardo. Row 2: J. Allen, D. Allen, Rockwell, Scheafer, Bearson.