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

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MR. BALLMAN MR. PETERSON MRS. ALDRICH MR. BARNETT MR. PUTNAM ew Pier .xdvlminiafra fion MR. GAFFNEY New Trier students owe the administration and the Board of ,Education a great deal of appreciation for improving the school facilities, and seeing that everything in school runs smoothly and properly. Mr. Matthew P. Gaffney, Superintendent, has been work- ing diligently for the past nine years to achieve this end. He has attained one of the highest scholastic ratings in the country and has striven continuously to better the relations between the faculty and the students. Miss E. E. Packer, Assistant Superintendent and Dean of Girls, Mr. Frederick A. Kahler, Dean of Boys, Mr. Harry H. Herron, Registrar and Oflice Supervisor, Mr. Wesley L. Brown, Business Man- ager, and Mr. R. F. L. Biesemeier, Supervising Engineer, have all helped Mr. Gaffney wonderfully. Mr. Ballman, president, Mrs. Aldrich, Mr. Barnett, Mr. Peterson, and Mr. Putnam, of the Board of Education, have worked diligently to accomplish all matters to be settled by them. It is their task to see that all school affairs and activ- ities function properly. MR. KAHLER MISS PACKER MR. HERRON MR. BROWN I2

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.Simlenf .fgofminidfra fion Q Led by its very able officers, the Senior Class has earned for itself a very fine reputation in the minds of tlle student body. To Gordon Laughead, president, Betty Ross, vice- president, Marge Clark, secretary, and Jim Mahle, treasurer, go the honors for a splendid Senior Hop which was held at the Edgewater Beach Hotel on June 1. These officers ar- ranged class assemblies and took care of all other matters concerning their class. I Jo Hathaway, president, John Ball, vice-president, Nancy Schipfer, secretary, and Grant Ellis, treasurer, did a very fine job on the Junior Prom which was held in the dining hall on May 18. With their help and assistance, the Junior Class was very busily engaged in accepting the duties and responsibilities of upper-classmen. I '4The Sophomore Circusf, held on March 30, was very successfully staged by the class officers, Allan Gilbert, presi- dent, ,lean Schiebel, vice-president, Margaret Munson, secre- tary, and Mark Eberle, treasurer. Although these officers did not have a great deal to do throughout the year, they did prove themselves very competent to help carry on the duties of upper-classmen. I The Freshman officers were elected purely on an honorary basis, as the class does not have a party or any other class event. However, Jim Clark, president, Ann 0'Conor, vice- president, Jean Shanesy, secretary, and Ed Devlin, treasurer, show great promise for fine sophomores and upper-classmen. I3 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Gordon Laughead Betty Ross President Vice-President Marge Clark Jim Mable Secretary Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jo Hathaway John Ball President Vice-President Nancy Schipfer Grant Ellis Secretary Treasurer SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Allan Gilbert Jean Schiebel President Vice-President Margaret Munson Mark Eberle Secretary Treasurer FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS ,lim Clark Ann 0'Conor President Vice-President Jean Shanesy Ed Devlin Secretary Treasurer