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

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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.

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Q I 'Pla qtfical fducat 'on 0 The keynote of Girls' Physical Education for 1940-4-1 was the relation- ship between activity and democratic living. The trend has been toward coordination of the physical education program with the school curricu- lum and the inclusion of more co-educational activities. 0 fice Staff 0 The precision and efficiency with which the school is operated would be seriously impaired were it not for the Ofiice Staff. Many responsibilities are carried by this small, but capable staff. SENIOR GIRLS OFFICE STAFF STUDENT VISUAL EDUCATION STAFF First Row: Holste, Bergh, Boston, Masser. First Row: Panichelly, Felsenthal, Lloyd, Shimp. Second Row: Pifer, Reschke, Christensen, Wolff. Second Row: Bonner, Hoetger, Gibson. Q1-IA' 0 ice Staff 0 Annually Miss Maloney obtains volunteers from among the senior girls to assist in the registrar's office at the counter and in the front office. Twenty girls are selected from the list and assigned one period per day. Ui ual fducativn p Staff 0 Sponsorship and technical supervision of the Student Visual Education Service Staff is centered in the registrar's office. Delegation of authority and responsibility for this work has been placed in the hands of Mr. Charles Gibson who is assisted by seven New Trier boys. I9