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

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SUPERVISORS AND COMMITTEES COMMUNI l,:irrY Cnuiv isirnl O'l3rii:n Frank Kelly Mark Rcichcldcrlur Siu Ka lan Jncl Stllawltl Tnny Diaz Vicki Jones Pam Webb Dale Gordon Sue Frechling llnrhir: Adler Susan Mairuss Ellyn Reese CATIONS Sue Lafrull Sue Fnslvr Debbie Huwrn Ginger Fnlu Elyse Winick llnrhara Slcin Janie Richman Jeanne Rilnd Pl:nllV Dullard Denny Leahy Tom Green Charles Collins Pcler lliiuighcr DINING HALL Hruce Brook llilrl'V Cook llill Fiirell Kallll' Firnn Rith Garrctl Pal llnsscr Steve Graham Georxzc Murher Gerry Miller Fred Polilo John Wilson Gary Gordon COM M l'ITEE L0llis Goldman Chuck GOL'llSCllB Frank Kelley Casey Kennedy Dehhy Iluwcn Andy Russn Linda Sherman Drum: Goiulman Judy canine Dave Dnuur Paula Gnldsmilh Ellen Goldstein Tom Anderson John Healy Ari Bussc Neal Rosen Hale Curtis Rich Rvun COLLEGE HOSTESS COMMITTEE Ronni Hullglndcr Genie Trainer Chnr Blum Suu Ohlson June Horowitz Gail Julian Joan Greengurd .lane Schwartz Kalllll Gchdb Margie Ei-erin Hnny nniniiiisnn Lucy :mm ninn Neinninni xiiinyrmiiinney Jfillll CWISUH Gail Rnlhman Jiiiie siiiriin cnfiyi Vcnu HONOR John Barber Joan Bayer nnice niiyini Paul Benrmnn Chlltk Buddtkt Pal fnllins John Darlman Larry Fiebcrx: Sue Freedman Suv Fltehling Peggy Fniisiein Nnneie Jennings Vtsla Kaufman Lawlor Jtlun Lazur Carol Matzkin Alci: McLaren JDVCL' Nlillcl' Tom Miller Susi Ohlson Mardi Oliver Jnlln Urns Sue Parisi Bonnie Paul Tnm Green Murcia Peterson min Riiinnneni Ellen Rolfe Larry Rnsenwiiiu Duhhii: Shakmnn CO MMl'l'l'EE Iuslin Simon Barb Slcin Denise Slcvcns Randi Snlkin gil Sgkiucr- ran o ping Peggy Vlliugner Greg Lilschulrz NunCY wesipliiii Sandy Avery Pat MacCnriney Svdnvv luliucn Polly Hlaisdcll Marie Lcrch Jan llradlcl' Sally Slngsen Woudv Angst Susan Cooper KalhV Florsheim Nancpfrank Barb llllml Lynn Pncuck Joe Roach Pr.-lc Rossitcl' Alan Simon Janice Stevens Tum Slcwilrt Kathy Tmyer Trrri Wcinsltin STUDY HALL GENERAL Clilv liilrllaril chin icnrnfn nah Woodhury D.m Gam-isnn John Hcan ann nnnignn Morrie Sandler llrian Adilnls .lim Knlliir Diane Ebvrsnlc Scott Walker Allan Pullilk Ted Fcrris Al Simon Eric V0nAnlnl0n have Kahn wvnivuy ,xngsi Arm' Granal Slew Hummel lining ci-nn Nancy Meyer Frank KUIICY fixrol Fisher Yum Grvcn Dan Williamson Dun Rindllcisfh Juv lVhitc Bill llowen Gcnc llcrkcnslaull SUPERVISORS SAFETY COMMITTEE Eliot Andalnlan Tom Axlrnan Larry Andcrnon Llyod Cliltnn Dning Cmn liill Frcilich Don Goldman Jeff Green Sieve Hummel Fel: Keller Frank KCIICY llob Lichlmiln Dan Moskowitz Chet Nichols Mark O'l.lrir.'n sieve Pupil Larry Rnscnzwcig Scott Walker Vic NValki:r Huh Gnldsttin Harlan Gomdman Al Pnllak Chriel Rose Jtihn lVCil Sieve Hearn Sieve Griunn Jim Shnch Liirry ll:-nm Tom Green Bill llrnnner Lexi Panos Hill McLucas COORDINATIONS Runni Hollmldvr Geniu: Trainer Char Blum Suu Ohlsun Ann Hill Jane Bomwiu Gail Julian Joan Grcengaird Carol Lnwenslcln Kathy Gohde Hnlly Dnniiiiisnn Margie Eyr-mi llnrlw Neumann Knlhv Mulnney Cheryl Venel Jean Petersen Gail Knlllrnan Julie Shilrin Sandy McLaren Jam: Schvi artz LKICV Becker LIBRARY GENERAL SUPERVISORS Paul Clarke Andy Coe Fred Schneicker Dave Fisher Bruce llcal Stove Hurrwr Lulrl! Pondcll llill rcnch Dave Mikuliik Bruce Cunningham Russel lierngiurd Tum Rnlllcrlurd

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PEP CLUB BOARD-FIRST ROW: Mililten, Schulman, Swoger, Cranum, B. Milwid. SECOND: Blunibcrg, Dwyer, C. Milwid, Oliver. THIRD: Woloshin, Paine, Denis. REAR: Mrs. Hoehn. QCbvrpnkJ The Pep Club Constitution states that the organization is to be for all girls, and its purpose is in prompting spirit and support for the various teams, But these criteria were very wide, and often in the past the Club was a closed group, building up neither the necessary enthusiasm nor the active membership zunong girls. And so the 1963 Pep Club board, headed by Cam Mil- wid, struck out to revitalize their attitudes. Membership was opened in September and 900 girls joined. liut to insure their active participation, rather than the apathy of past years, the board held more meetings. At these, the principles of the various sports were presented to make the girls more aware of what they were attcndingg this was done, as well as creating a desire to attend the club, by having skits, cheers, and projects such as the second annual foot ball and the Ustanip out program. But there was more to making Pep Club an effective spirit raiser at the games than these meetings. hlany innovations were attempted, among them the now-famed Green Derby, introduced to unite the school behind a visible symbol: and a co-head of Unity and Spirit worked with the board, giving the Pep Club a direct and necessary communication with the whole school. But President hlilwid didn't stop at this. For the first time in its history, Pep Club held open elections to determine next yearls board: this created the feeling through the year that each girl was a vital unit to the whole school and made elections a real indication of accomplishment. Thus, 1965 was perhaps the club's best, as it made its consititution Z1 living, accomplished goal, rather than a filed-away, dusty one. At one of ten cheerleading work- shops, eager freshman and sopho- more girls 4Sandi Rauhauser, Chris Fcrris, Terry Jones, Judy Lansing, CC Rothbard, and Candy Yeagcrj learn a basic cheer from varsity cheerleader, Bobby Skor. Clluij