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

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Row 1: Holmes, Casella, Cole, Brooks, Rand. Row 2: Emmet, Pomeroy, Krensel, Molner, Spero, Latimer, Jensen, Lew- al'ld0. Row 1: Baker, Skinner, Pomeroy, Hatowski, Wiegman. ART LEAGUE Row Row Row 2: Stake, Lederle, Nelson, Bowers, Lucas. Row 3: Gordon, Ringholm, Gehlert. , N- 5. , ug P v P W? Q' an fi? L J A3 Q? SSW 1522 YW X fx iff 5' eb., 1. r . 742' -S ,, X xx l if Qc ll V RECITAL GROUP McQuide, Becker, Doheny. Goldreich, Gibbons, Oughton. LENS CLUB CAMOUFLAGE GRUUP Row seigei, Bauman, stein, Hefter. Row llggigersou, proudfoon, Miner, Purdy, wat Row Gordon, Manning, Raymond. Art League 0 The Art League is composed of students who learn about the various phases of art through lectures and demonstrations. Miss Casella sponsors this group and Dorothy Cole is the president. Lens Club 0 The Lens Club is composed of students who are interested in various phases of photography. Although their sponsor, Arnold Bridges, joined the army the club has managed to get along very well. Mc iff Recital Group O The Recital Group is composed of musical students who enjoy performing and listening to good music. Musical programs con- ,-X sisting of voice and instrumental solos are given at the cluh's L meetings. A Q ',f' p : iii ln ff! ff! Vim ,X Y A :ff X. - - - K... lrwkvoismzri 54:54, ff f ,Y Y L. L ,fx qikdgg, 29 LIP

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V ' I 1 . a lf, wx I I by jf , v jf X ,aa A af u 1 1 . 1 , an X V, , , I If N ,V xy , V, tx I nl uf! if , fy' I f' ,' ' J - ,l f B fl x 5 f pb? I lm . 1,14 I ' 'A 'Z' U, ' ' J FORENSIC LEAGUE Row 1: Schurtz, MacLean, Wertheimer, Appelbaum. 28 Row Row Row Row Row Row 2: Bray, Dougherty, Allen, Wolf, Dodd. L -W , I f If JI' If A, v , fl , fl ,T x Ut ' if . , 1 1, t Q The Debate Team is to be commended on the X fy 1 X ,' 7 A f excellent record that they have made this year. 0 The Gavel Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. MacLean, is maintained for students interested in the art of debating. 0 The Forensic Board, under the sponsorship of Mr. MacLean, is an organization that has charge of Debate and Forensic meets. CHAIRMANSHIP CLUB FORENSIC BOARD Wertheimer, MacLean, M. Kuh, F, Kuh. Row 1: Beebe, MacLean, Dodd. C. Lloyd, Allen, Sullivan, Schurtz. Row 2: Lloyd, Stake, Allen, Kuh. DEBATE TEAM Barnett, Schurtz, MacLean, Wertheimer, Dodd, Stake. GAVEL CLUB Doepel, Raymond, Sullivan, Allen, Proudfoot, Wolf, Babcock. Row 1: Anderson, Wertheimer, MacLean, Kuh, Albon. M. Kuh, Beebe, F. Kuh, Bray. Row 2: Kuh, Lloyd, Allen, Egan, Stein, Schurtz.

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Row Row Row Row Row SPANISH CLUB Kresge, Clark, Leisch, Smith, Erwin, Lidecker, Kreger, Ringholm, Miller, Gudbrandson, Steele, Segil, Haskell, Washburn, Mesa, Jones, Carlson, Jacobs, Warner, Dalton, Doherty, I-Iellstrom. Smith, White, Benson, Allrich, Rothermel, Johnson, Tudor, Armstrong, Tanner, Giddes, Salamon, Bond, Wilson, Anderson, Proud- foot, Mitchell, James, Lee, Moore, Case, Hookes, Seder, Huyler, Rand. Straus, Wille, Mizener, Price, Sundbloom, Buford, Lawrence, Buena, Cleveland, Farrell, Knudson, Johnson, Tudor, Balkin, Gold- blatt, Sevander, Day, Heller, Simonsen, Jones, Neiglick, Von derLippen, Ketcham, O'Brien, Beauvais, Glaser, Antoville. Ingerson, Stephens, deMand, Christerson, Hammermon, Horner, Wheeler, Williamson, Trudeau, Talley, Toel, Vaughan, Rundquist, Dathan, Bond, Anderson, Sutherland, Lindsay, Cleary, Foulke, Kirtley, Jefferis, Lindburg, Wertheimer, Brown, Way, Stewart, Pifer, Wallach, Lindeman, Etterwind, Hedman, Herbereaux, Marwick, Chapman, Clausing, Ladish, Meyer. McDonald, Schildberg, McKnight, Murphy, I-Iollingshead, Drew, Feinberg, Blaise, Perry, Wolsey, Browne, Keller, McLaughlin, Derley, Lloyd, Lederer, Quaintance, Rymer, Rockwell, Lidecker, Jarvis, Cutler, Davis, Keely, Levy, Vanl-Iorne, Kracha, Buehler, McElroy, Barnett, Mann, Finney, Braaton, Vedder, Wells, Steele, McLean. fote ' qngqq' C7146 30 O During the last few years the Spanish Department has been in- creasingly prominentg naturally the Spanish Club has increased in prominence until it has reached the high position it now holds among New Trier clubs. The meetings were spent in learning more about Spain through motion pictures and by talks given hy both students and adults. 0 The German Club, in spite of the war, is still a thriving club. It gives an excellent chance for students to acquaint themselves with the German culture, in order to make a more lasting peace after the war. The club not only studies the art, music, and literature of the old Germany but also the German people of today. I The Latin Club was originally started by Latin students who were interested in learning more about the Romans and is fash- ioned after the old Roman government, complete with consuls, praetors, etc. The members adopt Roman names and the magis- trates wear togas. Every year an exchange meeting is held with the Evanston Latin Club, and this year it was held at New Trier. This proved to he one of the most popular meetings of the season. 0 The French Club is one of New Trier's most popular clubs. Its programs consist of lectures, skits in French, slides of French life, singing and frequent talks by outside speakers, well-informed on France. Second semester the French Club published a magazine, 64Le Flambeauf' which contained French stories, poems, jokes, and crossword puzzles. Miss Jackson is the sponsor of the club.