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

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St d t 't b ht Reps Reformed Council promoted a number of changes this year designed to improve the functions of the organization and to increase its serv- ice to the school. The major reform was brought about by criticism which Council received from various sources during the year. The criticism culminated in a bill brought before Council in effect to abolish the representative system by limiting the duties of the representatives to those of mere couriers conveying the decisions of their constituents to Council, The bill, a constitutional amendment, was defeated by Council and refused referendum according to the constitution. However, the uproar caused by the bill forced Council to take a careful look at itself and its adherence to democratic practices. This self-examination was culminated when sponsor, Klr. David Gustafson invited Allan Rowe, a senior at Northwestern University to speak to the student body about democratic ideals. Partially in response to this criticism Council made a number of changes to im- prove the representative system. A bill was passed providing for a suspension of repre- sentatives failing to carry out their duties. Further, under the vice-president, XVhiff Jones, a workshop was created to instruct representatives in Council procedures. Din- ners were held at which the heads of var- ious committees delivered reports of the ac- CContinued on page 235 FIRST SEMESTER REPRESENTATIVES SECOND SEMESTER REPRESENTATIVES FIRST SEMESTER REPRESENTATIVES-FIRST ROW: WYhittenaore. Hutchinson, Sell. Loose, Mr. Jensen ffaculty rep- resentativej, Miss Kelso lfaculty representative-J. Fenn, Mee Pollack. TYl1itc. SECOND ROWI: Burclnnore. Bel: A , L er. flur- ray. Robin. Kent, HCITIIIHII, Gilbert. Whiteside. fluelieh. Rosser. THIRD ROTY: Wheeler. Cohen. Otley. Beglev. Oliver. Baxter. Feldman. Huebscli. Hicks. Sheehan. FOURTH ROVV: Alfini. Ahelson. Thomas. Van Horne. Stuebner, Slxanley, Coflield, Brandenburg. Evans. FIFTH ROWV: McLueas. Scott, Hughey, McDonough, Dunlap, Ovson. fB1'rnif'j SECOND SEMESTER REPRESENTATIVES-FIRST ROW: Norman. Self. Kent. Shankman, Davis. Pollack. Van Kennen. Becker, McGuire. Carlson. Gilbert. SECOND ROYV: Bu- chanan. Peck. Baer, Rutherford. Meyers. Heitman, VVhite, Ingersoll, Cohen, Sheehan, Sherman. THIRD ROWV: VVhitte- more. Rasmusen, Otley. Fowle. Iiegley. Marsh. Bard. Roniack, Knight. Frissell, Baxter. Stuehner. FOURTH ROW: Tisdall, Johnson. Boone, Reinsch. Fitzpatrick. Jacobson, Sollis, Huebsch.. Pflaumer. Manchester. Heiclbrink. O'Malley. FIFTH ROVV: Teegarden. Dovno, Grant. McI.ucas. Dickinson, Foster, Evans. Dunlap. Duncan. MacLean, Harrington, Mackenzie. tliurnicl 2I

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A il' Gp ll 1111 Mike Glaser iutronluces V .1 hill f I jx Ml me Scion' I'J1sw1'l 1' jew las President Vice-prcsixlcnl SPONSORS: Mr. Gustafson and Mr. Bird. fSfCi11lII'l'g'l i .Im llowia Honor Jmyin H wi' NIIKE Clnxsliu L'uilx and Spirit BONNIE L xxmfnnn AVN W xTizlu1,xN Public liclulious Lrzs 0vHnu.m'l: Scrvirc Sogiul Special AL-livilies i g i if f , f l fi. Q Q Q ra? ,1,. 5 Z V del,-1, - f-- - . ' . ' .. '-.. ' ?YIf:'l'wIE:. NWS? . ' . '. Q m 'm f if , i f 1 ,Q SALLY XYIZLVII Study Halls 'l'1um.iN C.xs'1'Li: Study Halls K151'1'u B1Qi.l.u1cs Asscmblies , K ANN li 'l'mis ScC1'clury Diiiuxv Lurkis Luucli Hull S1'1ax'i-1 M.u.uQriwT lieu rulinu , ' 'gi gif' 1 X 'E f lg 2 453 5 :: ,wa V 1 w:,rg,,.4,, -, 345, V, -gjiizgil ...t Gr X . I f fl' ai 'QQ 1? M, J dx 5 A ' 4 31,8 5 mv. ' .. iw wvf eisbesisaesefii-,,fw' 1 PAT CA lu.soN Ti-cus u rc r , T71 ','l -M: jirx llmnmuxx Blu. GRANT I.um-In Hull Safely 1961-62 OFFICERS-FRONT: Lea- hy, Langford, BACK: Vuu Horne, Bl'Zl.lHlCl1lHEl'QQ. fI.nr'Hlm'j r -1 ...a n an

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FIRST SEMESTER COMMITTEES. CRULwl' ll SECOND SEMESTER COMMITTEES. GROUP I-FIRST ROW: Newmen, Hoyt, Simon, Missner. Rosen, Sehachtinan. Parker. Foster. fiIHlI0lllIJ2ll'CIO, Markoff, Carlson. SECOND ROVV: Blair, J. Kruger. Cone. Herst. Saracino. McCarty. Cranstroni, Barker. Link. Husteacl. Rosner. THIRD ROVV: Factor. Sennelt. Caartle. Smith. Spiegel. Rothschild, Sprenger. Gordon, Braun. I-Iultman, Unger. FOISRTI-I ROVV: McClellan. YVartl. Navin. Bernstein, Horwitz, Levinson, Jones, Core, Korff, Cohen, Ezstein. Deefran. FIFTH ROW: Hynes, Schraeger. Halluni. Conney. Salk, Levin, Price, Sigrnan, I 1- Marsli, Gundlaeh, Bruce. SIXTH ROIY: Ihxtlierforcl. Cole. Otley. Shaller. Safran. Jacobson, Kayser. Salstone. Stevens. Shainherg. Cross. SEVENTH ROVV: Weatlierforcl. Maloney. Thompson, Antler- nian. VVeinberg:ger, Hurtt. NY. Kruger. Paulk, IBKTIIIKI SECOYD SEMESTER COMMITTEES. GROUP II-FIRST ROW: Ferris, P. Carlson, B. Carlson, I Fischl, Rogers, Self. Klein, Kuh. Corcoran, Janice Caarde, Peck, Fenn. SECOND ROW: Schraeger, Callancler VVeinstein. Darcy, Roy. Guelich. Rosenberg. Ruhe, Hynes, Cohen, Otley, Hutchinson. THIRD ROIV: Dorgan, Huebsch. Bruce, Price, Kayser, Lindberg, john Caarde. Thorsen, Heldbrin , Tinkhani. Cornyn. Edelnian. FOURTH ROVV: Glaser, Debs, Hausernian. Begley, Owen, Ziniberoff, Thomas, Tinnn, Braekett, Weatlierforcl. lVIcLucas, Proft. FIFTH ROWV: Simpson, Michael, Freund, Maelarlancl. Van Horne, Sweet. Hurtt. Bethke. Whitmore. Bosshart, Zuska, Kruger. SIXTH ROW: Long. D'Aneona, Hughey. Stephens. O'Malley, Brook, Howe. R. Carlson. Qlhrnirj