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

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A . fcontinued from page Zlj tivities of their committees. Finally, town meetings were initiated at which students could express their opinions on Council's activities. During the year, also, a never-ending battle was waged to improve conditions in the lunch hall. ln an effort to change the indifferent attitude of the students, the name was formally changed to the dining hall, plans were made to remodel the room and make it more homelike, and music was added. This final attempt met with mixed success. llany people complained, if not about the idea of music in the dining hall, at least about the taste of those responsible for the programing. VZ? Another bill changed the mode of pre- sentation of the Code of Honor. The book- let by which the Code had been presented to the students was replaced by a metal plaque containing the principles of the Code to be placed in the rotunda, and wallet- sized copies to be distributed to the stu- dents. Further, plans were made and a committee set up to give talks about the Code in English classes. Finally, new plans were made by the Unity and Spirit committee calling for a minimum of one dance to be sponsored each month. The frequent gatherings provided increased social opportunities for New Trier students and promoted unity behind . Q ' .V . Q 81, .., PEP CLUB BOARD-FIRST ROYV: Foster, Saracino, Navin, Spiegel. Trom. SECOND ROWV: Tll0l'SCll. Schraeger. Hamp- ton fpresiclentj, Smith, Miss Naas fsponsorj. tL0cHlerl SECOND SEMESTER LOUNGE MONI- TORS-FIRST ROYY: Timm. Manaster Sllakman, Debs, Lund, Kindred, WVarh0ver Ray. SECOND ROVV: Honaker, Cottrell, Bernstein, Klein, Ergang, Reinish, Carlson. Alperin. THIRD ROXY: Heitlbrink. Wind- horst, Sherman. Wliggers, Hutcheson, Mc- Clory, Evans, Dietrich, Brosten. fSfl'l'Ilb?l'gl various school activities. In addition, Council carried on its an- nual activities including the maintenance of study halls, the lounge, the library, and the parking lots. By tradition, both presi- dents, llflike Scott and his successor George Brandenburg, were elected honorary presi- dents and chief members of the Huckle- berry Hound fan club. By no tradition, second semester vice-president .lan Van Horne initiated his own Pancho Villa fan club. Starting a tradition which should be pleasant for board members for years to come, Andy Price, new head of Unity and Spirit, employed seven secretaries, mostly on weekends, to help with his homework. 25

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FIRST SEMESTER STUDY HALL GENERAL SUPERVI- SORS-FRONT: Gore, Kurz, Smith, Eichengreen, Shankman. BACK: Alford. Sonn, VValk- er, Patton, Schulz, Hauserman. fLocfflerl SECOND SEMESTER STUDY HALL GENERAL SUPERVI- SORS-FIRST RONV: Carlson, Alford, Vllhiteslcle, Schulz. SEC- OND ROIV: Dormocly, Cam- pion, Voigts, Cooney, vV?1fll0VC1'. THIRD ROVV: Hurtt, Sweet, Fraser, johnson. FOURTH ROW: Sllauger, Heineken, Mc- Phee, Anderson. QSfeinberg'J LIBRARY GENERAL SUPER- VISORS-FIRST ROW: Scott, Gould, Haskell, Hollander, Swu- ger. SECOND ROIV: Wliener, Overlock, Smart, Kane, Hoff- man, Cohn. ABSENT: lVein- bcrger, Ryan. lSfZl7ZlJl?l'gl

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FIRST SEMESTER MORNING STUDY HALL SUPERVISORS FIRST SEMESTER AFTERNOON STUDY HALL SITPERVISORS FIRST SEMESTER MORNING STUDY HALL SUPERVISORS-FIRST ROYV: Prusow. Rowland, Ecker, Ray, Tinnnerrnan, Hampton, Wfard, C. Miller, W'l1ittemore, Corin. SECOND ROVV: Eustis, Rothschild, Macdonald, Powell, Van Kennen, Berliner, J. Miller, Core, Could. Gluclunan, jacob- son. Caplan. THIRD ROVV: Peterson. Drell. Rlieinstroxn, Shapiro. Spurway, Cornell. Whiteside, Levin, Feuer, Swansen. Hynes. FOURTH ROW: Hill, Hollander, Schneider, Kalish, Velde, Kayser. Leslie, Belsey, jones, Granger, Lang, Fisher. FIFFH ROWV: Siever, Zirnring. Simpson. Lehman. Wiggers. Raruhill. Engel, Cobeil. Johnston, Dolan, Cohee. SIXTH ROYV. Troni. liyrutn. Riclcarcls, Grafe, YVall:er, Havel, jones, Burns, Signian. Berk- son. Doyno. SEVENTH ROWI: Goodwin, llronner. Haugsuess. Macfarlancl. Cooney, Garner, Sessions, Lamson. Heineken, llullcley, MCClave. 18er- maj FIRST SEMESTER AFTERNOON STUDY HALL SUPERVISORS-FIRST ROW: Sllankntau, Davis, Center, Fairhairn, Spiegel, Kurz. Burclnnore, Hrnclka, Eustis, YValters, Tohor. SECOND ROXV: Rigg, Teeman. Button, Braun, Douglas, Reillel. Carlson, Schneider, Darcy, Theobalcl, Schiff. THIRD ROW: Pitzer. Nielsen. Syfert. Perkins. Olson. Howard, Stults. Shafer. Randle. YVohlralJ, Rheiutgeu, Corcoran. FOURTH ROVV: Levinson, Field, Ciugiss, Cundlach, lilacknran. johnson, Satlin. Lelewer. Frese. D0rIIl1Jtly'. Arle, D. Brown. FIFTH RONV: Kellock, Beyer, Cohen, S. Brown, johnson, Leahy. Morse. Frieclner. Weake. Foster. Xlvord. Graf. SIXTH ROVV: Prentiss, Patton, jacobsohn, Saunders, Oliver. Leitner, Hardt, lierkson, McLeod. jones. Sessions, Brook. Stott. SEVENTH ROYV: Champion, Oppenheimer, Deutsch. Ewen, Mathey. Brazec, Dallnieyer. Spatz. Catlin, Tauh- ensee, Clazer, Troester. EICHTH RONV: Hoerner, Cranstroni. Radlolf, Dau, Erickson, Allison, Elly, Youugherg. Donegau, Schulz, Harroun. fBer'nicj 26