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

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f' ff: A ,vt V W fr, 0 ,JI ,C ,A '75 ' 55- 'T fm il? t 'Sify' F YS C1f'6r1az36lr1 fig, as ffl. I The Social Studies Department of New Trier offers the student a great variety of courses, ranging from ancient through to modern history. It also includes history of Latin America, Sociology, Civics, and Geography, so there is certain to he some course interesting to each student. Two years lof social studies are required for graduation. CQEURN REILEY CORE FRISEIE GANNAWAY HURST KIM ALL NAY WEHR WALTZ WEILER GREEN GRINNELK. HADDEN RAD' p' A REENHARDT SMETH THORNE ' ROBSON KEITH LAMBERT fig' 3 ,fa r jf. 7' C v -fftfi' ff F257 FV J W7 iffy A I ,MJ If sIj3'L,f..,5 ,A ji of as Lf slime N f I' rd ff , tg ff-,frP,-'7mfI13'b'7 T ?!,f'f',fTf2f' , 4 fx ,I -.,,'ff I, :MN ,xr 1.,, ,ey Qkaga iL,4,f miie Lee! wise a , . , , Q f ,, 'V '54, , 7 V F' .7 ,J ,fa sid, , 4 xg , x Y, K -.,. -, s.. .V I6 0 The Cafeteria under Miss Robson daily provides the school with ex- cellent food. She is assisted by a large staff of cooks. O The Draniatics Department produced three large plays this year, which were very successful. 0 The Commerce Department continued to give a good business education to students who wanted to learn to manage their personal finances. It also gave additional training to those planning a business career with or with- out college education. Store Practice IV was a success again this year.

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aw , ,I ,I ,fx if FN .. U' J' if -I 5, ,- I 1 -A ' ', 4 I N A tt! 1 A J 'gf 4 FJ N- ff J: 3, K ,g 1- X, ' ,rM,'Q,N'V I'j'I3,lt!,l,- I LJ v vtwf L- t tw- ,rs W WJ. 0 As language is vital to daily life, English plays an important role in the New Trier curriculum. The growing realization of this importance is per- haps the most significant development of the last few years in the depart- ment and the school. This tendency to look upon English as the center around which a more highly integrated curriculum would he huilt has resulted in the introduction of many new units and courses in which English and other subjects, such as Music, Art, History and Science are correlated. fffvca ,,. ' .i7Lf. DE LAY H ULC HENS COOK MAC LEAN McKINNIE VAN KIRK WALKUP WHITE WHITFIELD WILSON WRIGHT , 3, -64 LEHMAN VLASTCI IIIYII I EIESEMEIER ARAM FLANINGBIM LANDMER - NICIIELS ' UAIKS WHITQQY ,ffm WN fm ffl I' JI!!! f ff' IXT7 O .. Af , if KIM lj ff 77 if IV' flfj, Af-, JA Hyqfj .4 ' H 4 ,wg ff -1-Ny' up if aff aff M GLM! Qmlf.-f' Q a 0 The Industrial Arts Department includes in its curricula, courses in mechanical and architectural drawingsg and wood, auto, and machine shop. The emphasis in this department is placed on giving the students informa- tion which will enahle them to judge products more wisely, and not neces- sarily on developing various skills. I5

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tw- N ' w , , ,-, 0 This year the Foreign Language Department has been active in many projects vitalizing classroom activities: plays, films on foreign life and customs, visits to the Mexican and other foreign quarters, and 66Carmina,,' Schreiberei, and 4Le Flamheau, the departmental annuals. Participa- tion in the State Latin Contest and the awarding of the Sentney French Scholarship complete the activities. f . . L -fat -ff-:fJfo2fM4f N . 'J' V EREDE5-L3 EE?aEEDENEfi.CH SEEDS-:WEE fZ3.EiEl.SEN F QC-,KF LL . S S Sfwi r-.,sw.nr,nfvrzv yftgffwyw 1:1 1.JJk.nLl.u.b 7' 'F' fl be f THU P'Yr.at'D VGA- ST fy Sl-ILVJ' Sllfliill. STULLE DSXUN UJEMPEIET TUBE! I ,-ff fr lik 1 ' f Wm, ,. r + ERADEULQZHJ 51:2-awmpczfcsa swiss-mmf mm. How. me J N ft f iff. J , gijfl I The Library serves the school by providing reading and reference material. The book collection consists of approximately 14,000 volumes and there are about 6,000 pamphlets and clippings. -f,r 1, f , 1 f f f ,Q f fd , 1 1 f ,H 1 r , w Lf 1 sf -,J 0 The Music Department under the leadership of 6gM3Hl3,, Cotton put on the Christmas Concert, an opera, and the Spring Concert.