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

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28fGUARD GUARD GIRLS' GUARD-Bottom Row: Johnson, Ward, Lifvendahl, Engelmann Trieschman, Box, Arden, Hayes. Second: Eliot, Montgomery, Husting Madden, M. James, Guthrie, Farnsworth, Stephanie, Wussler, Berner, Turner, Jannotta. Third: Alexander, McMahon, K. James, R. Wussler BOYS' GUARD-Bottom Row: Dumont, Wussler, Hennessy, Bryan Gordon, Bhote. Second: Nash, Cray, Sharp, Miller, Murdoch, Freedman Lind, Dillon, Thomas. Third: Lederer, C. Gunn, Granath, Wengler, Baker 1 1 J Lorenz, Friedlander, Cervinka, Dillon, Sally Wussler, Kerr, Beggan, Varley. Fourth: Dickes, Stevenson, Downey, Hinshaw, Stewart, Carter, Holmberg Tatooles, Williams, Mclntire, Donahoe. Watkins, Rottman, Kuipers, Hartong, Ashmore. Fourth: Hawley, Heise, J. Wilson, Patterson, Mead, Kallman, Weldon, Moss. Fifth: Ticho, McBride, D. Gunn, Powell, T. Wilson, Martin, Mueller, Hotchkiss, Tangney. A I9 l'-ww W- t QM. u if V A A .. i 1 1 f' X Q ,. U... 3 Q l ' i 'V .' 1 4 ' ,J ' ,ff 1 A ilii i . - J V 1 f W r, ' w,.. iiy X -N kia. . , ' Dx N V J fe . 'lf vi Q' A m A , 3 . ,.V N ' I l fly U .,. it '1', ' L , J '

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4 Jack and Jill Went to school To learn to swim and tumble. Jack paddled hard With the aid of a guard And Jill came cartwheeling after. FOR MANY CHILDREN of the township, Saturday mornings meant fun-filled lessons and discoveries in swimming and gymnastics. These children were taught by dedicated, capable New Trier students. Guard and Gymkana volunteers, timers, matmaids, and statisticians made up Sports service, an organization comprised of students who shared a common interest - a desire to help their community and New Trieris athletic department. Members of Sports service gained a sense oi' responsibility and leadership as a result of the time they volunteered each week. On Saturday mornings, Gymkana members taught youngsters of the community various aspects of gymnastics. Guard lent its services to Boy scouts, Girl scouts, and the community by offering swimming and lifesaving lessons and supervised free swims. The aid given by matmaids, statisticians, and timers in scoring and clocking various events was an integral part ol' New Trier athletic events. Sports service formed a valuable link between New Trier and the community. 4 I rr . 4 g fx f

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aww GYMKANA AND STA TIS TICIANS 'Y H-. -'3..?-Qi, ii 5 -n - , Y ml Qf 6 .Q GYMKANA-Bottom Row: Nicholls, Conway, Bentley, Hostert, Wanger, L. Johnson, Squires, Harris, Miller, Marcia Fleming, D. Johnson, Coffield. Second: Vitikainen, Cavanaugh, Trotter, Platon, Rigolin, D. Stetter, Moretta, Lahey, Peterson, Ryno, DeStefanis, Chapman, Mary Fleming, Butterworth. Third: Norehad, Bennett, Stearns, Parrish, K. Walsh, Donahoe, King, Wright, Thomas, Sontag, Hubbard, Mead, Adamson 1 STATISTICIANS-Bottom Row: Adams, A. Love, Worthington, Kenney, Mulliken, Johnson. Missimer, Olderman. Second: O'Connor, Schmid, Houghtlin, C. Love, cz l i Al Kincaid, C. Schopen. Fourth: O'Connell, Andrews, Worthington, Jiganti, Needler, Denman, Ryan, Houghtlin, Schadt, Michala, Dierickx, Griesser, Neary, Bransky, Coon, L. Bergman, Jones. Fifth: Wengler, Cajet, Howard, Ehle, James, Conley, M. Stetter, D. Walsh, Creagh, T. Schopen, Spellrnan, Fragassi, Mueller, Bryan, Eliot, D. Bergman, Sipe. -V, 49 I9 4? GYMKANAXSTATISTICIANSXQQ