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

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Sat Saturday's child urday morning lutoi Stexe Cireen points his tutee in the right eetion with a few sound words of advice. tllyflvzil Every Saturday morning l75 New Trier students set out for various destinations in the city to tind out about themselves and their position in a changing urban society. The Cook County Hospital. Illinois State Mental Hos- pital. Montrose Urban Progress Center. and Noyes and Orrington Schools in Evanston. are a few of the centers where Social Service members sparked their tutee's interl ests in academic subjects. Sports. dancing. and movies were means of stimulating enthusiasm. Tutors participated in weekly seminars where they discussed problems encountered in the tield and future plans. Ambitious idealism was soon refined and the sensitive l student found value in a quiet hour of understanding and l helping someone else. good book and a real friend are all that are needed to make this little girl smile, tUgu't'nfI

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Cheers. How could one describe the eollective excitement of 300 girls at a winning basketball ganie? Was it genuine school spirit. loyalty to the boys. or just the fun of screaming ecstatically? However this enthusiasm is de- seribed. it was stimulated by Pep Club. which enjoyed a successful innovative year under the leadership ol' Kathi Davidson. president Nancy Houlek. vice-presidentg and Betsy Ingersoll. seeretary-treasurer. This year every girl in the school was a member. a spirit breakfast and dinner were introduced. and New Trier's lirst Homecoming was a spiritual victory. lt seemed that Pep Club was linally winning the war against apathy. leie Hines, eioss eouniry team n.eniber. eonies thiotigh fo: he lit- ,, tl .ins at the annual Pet C lub rallx lllzlt'l'l Pep Club members display the qualities that ranked them Number Une in sehool spun Mltitfl