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

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T. N. T. T. N. T. is an organization whose purpose is to recognize unusual ability and leader ship on the part of students at New Trier. Scholarship, Activities, and Service are factors in the selection. Six boys and six girls from the senior class and the same number from the junior class are elected to this organization in April of each year. They are elected by the active members of the organization upon recommendation of advisors, advisor chairmen and deans. The officers this year are Colin Finlayson, President, Betty Dostal, Vice-President Tom Sinding, Secretary. The name T. N. T. stands for the Latin phrase, Tcnax, Nobilv, Triumjzbans, CStead fast, Noble, Victoriousj. Membership in this organization is held to be the highest honor attainable by a student at New Trier. Balhatchet, Elizabeth Culver, Elea-nor Fraser, Agnes Holton, Helen Kahler, Margaret Rich, Mary Jane Bickham, Emma Burge, Alison Loomis, Margaret Mcllraith, Beth McNulty, Janet Romig, Sally Ethel Anderson QP.G.j elected as extra candidate for conspicuous service to the school. Church, Frank Howard, Edward fBudj Netterstrom, Paul Struggles, John Wachs, Ted Wfolff, Leonard Ballenger, John Knapp, Charles Nordburg, William Seiler, Robert Schuman, Stanton White, Robert lohn Borino QP.G. Colin Finlayson Claude Hamilton john Hicks QP.GJ Albert Lind Rennolds Ostrom George Quinlan Tom Sinding William Sundlof Betty Dostal Mary Fowler Agnes Halley Esther Kriebel Margaret Lindstrom Jane Snyder Mary Jeanne Tansill Page 1 8

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Balhatchet Linn McNulty Erickson Rich Payne of school wre sold sandwiches, lemonade and iced tea. During the football season we sold hot-dogs, candy, taffy-apples and arm bands from our little stand on the field. On December 5, the club gave a very successful beneit bridge tea. Magazine sub- scriptions were taken throughout the year, Christmas cards were sold at Christmas, and candy was sold at the plays. As this is written, plans are underway for a Spring Concert on May 14, to be given by the Music Department and managed by the Girls' Club. The Glee Clubs, choruses, and orchestra will all participate. A bake sale will be held in Wilmette on April 23. So much for how we earn our money. It is spent in varied and useful Ways. One of our most important expenditures this year was the purchase of 51,000 worth -'if Tax Anticipation Warrants. On the social side of our activities, the Friendly and Social Committees welcomed the Freshmen girls to New Trier at an afternoon dance and entertainment in the Mess Hall early in the year. These committees also gave several teas throughout the year to bring the girls to-gether. We also had the pleasure of having representatives from clubs of neighboring schools at tea at different times. The Charity Committee conducted the Red Cross and Christmas Seal drives and sent representatives to the monthly meetings of the Chicago junior Red Cross Council. Another charitable enterprise undertaken in cooperation with the Tri-Ship Club and Post-Graduates Students, was the collection and distribution of sandwiches which were sent once a week to the Northwestern University Settlement in the river district of Chicago. Representatives from the Tri-Ship and Girls' clubs visited the settlement and saw the sandwiches distributed. The Employment Committee worked overtime this year finding work for the girls. A new Committee of Arrangements was created to take care of the pride of our hearts, our club room. On the whole we feel the year has been successful despite the depression. W'e will always remember the Girls' Club and the happy times it has given us. Page 17

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Boys Foster Bennett Arthur Boyajian Edward Bristol Jack Broad Stephen Brooks Cameron Brown George Cole John DeBeers John Dernahl George Everitt John Hellmuth Harry Keator Shelley Miner b Neil Putnam Gordon Ray Charles Venrick Milton Vore Ted Wachs HONOR SOCIETY Arthur Weldon Paul Williams Walker Wolford Girls Elizabeth Balhatchet Grace Bartling Daphne Bjorklund Phyllis Bosley Helen Bower Jane Dement Betty Dostal Beatrice Driver Alice Ebeling Margaret Gould Helen Green Mildred Hemple Helen Holton Margaret Kahler Jacinta Kampmeir Lucy Murdison Helen Rathbone Ellen Sager Jane Snyder Mary Jane Thomas Elsie Wade Caroline Yerkes Less Tban Three Sefnesicrx in Afferldancz' Charles Larson John Robinson Note-Jerome Straus is not being listed with the Senior 1932 Honor Society because he was listed on the Senior 1931 Honor Society Group. First Row-J, Broad, J. Kampmier, S. Miner, M. Kahler, G. Cole, H. Holton, S. Brooks, J. Snyder, J. Hellmouth, M. Eberling, C. Brown, B. Driver. Second Row-B. Dostal, C. Venrick, E. Balhatchet, D. Bjorklund, WY V'olford, H. Rathbone, E. Wade, T. Waclms, H. Bower, H. Keator, P. Bosley, N. Putnam, G. Bartling. Third Row-M. Vore, J. Debeers,'iC. Yerkes, P. Willian1s, H. Greene, A. Weldon, J. Dement, F. Ben- nett, M. Gould, E. Bristol, G. Ray, J. Dernehl, E. Sager, A. Boyajian. Page 19