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

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Xl Student C ounciIN lollege Hour. Iwo Ixy league cundidalex receive an inxide View from one who knuvu. lfflllfllllf ERS!! VE? l.1bex'uled xenimw enjoy NlilNlIlLiliI1g COIWXCINLIUUII in the Slude Lounge, rfimlwnl Nlr. Umizxlxoru. un wld pm Lu Student Councild iniliutex new eu- y xpomor, Nh. Sxuuxen. to the uelixuiex ul the orgunizzllion. iI'1u'1f'rI

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Student Council campaign posters in a Student C'ouneil-operated study hall put ideas in studious heads. tMvit'rJ GEMM t gf H t ga ,,,gQAh ' ' ' WV CMH Responstbtltt watt-Q2 e and response Spanish. study hall. history. lunch. study hall, study hall .... So might go an underclassmatfs daily schedule. And then-senior year and freedom. This freedom. tem- pered by responsibility. was bestowed upon seniors this year by Student Council and allowed them liberation from confining study halls along with a chance to decide for themselves how to spend their free time. Under Senior Responsibility. a senior could go to the cafeteria for group study during his free periods. Or he could go to a quiet study hall or to the student lounge to talk. listen to music. and get a drink from the newly- installed Coke machine. This plan was so successful that a Junior Extension Plan was proposed by Student Council. ln addition. Council continued the older. established responsibilities of the student body by revising the stu- dent study hall system. continuing the Dining Hall Rc- sponsibility plan and extending Student Teaching Week ,, SS ...M -ytt ts M., 'Nam S. lixen though seniors have the right to romp in the Student Lounge. there are always those who still study with determination in the awe- some quiet ol' Room I73. tI'orrt'rl

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1941 lllnbkl . 1 LILAMM A l49l?a! i. sfasz ' la! N N 'Q uillutll Slit .ga ll al el glam :f liri-Ship sells last minute lagniappe tickets lo adults only lMil- xnllll They TRI harder Tri-Ship is an organization that series both school and community with activities ranging from a charity drixe that raised money for starving Bialrans to Lagniappe w hieh provided funds for senior boys' scholarships while presenting a controversial new look at lovc. 'liri-Ship's service groups such as Ticket Committee and Usher Corps continued to serve at many school and town- ship allairs. principalli performing arts activities and sporting events, There were sexeral successful innoxations this year. The Christmas tree sale. an entirely new venture. was well-received by the community. and will undoubtedly he repeated next year. ln addition. rep meetings were in- creased to two weekly to augment student participation. By combining willingness to change with worthwhile new programs. Tri-Ship kept pace with New Trier's stu- dent body. Lfslier Corpsnian. Mark Selby. passes Ulll information on the exenings program. lI'orn'rl l i