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

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.f.,,, ,,.,-.. ... .. , '1u- V - A I 4 , V-1--ff 1: 'ff' ' ' student records and credit transcripts, for program changes, attendance, the school calendar and scheduling of school events, mimeographing, secretarial work, and many other jobs. 0 The sponsorship and technical supervision of the Student Visual Educa- tion is under the direction of Mr. Donald Smith. They run oif seven hundred educational films every nine months and there are two volunteer students each period of the day. 0 The Library Assistants are a group of volunteer upperclassmen that give a period each day to help out with the various duties of the Library. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS VISUAL EDUCATION Row 1: North, Poore, Bare, Lundeen, Spiegel, Wright. Row 1: Bondy, Leal, Keller, Haase, Harnsberger Row 2: Gary, Kolne, Rosberg, Edgerton, Farrar, Wirth. Row 2: Carey, Rux, Boesch, Fried, Breen. Row 3: Crowell, Chace, Knight, Swanson, Bratschi, Steele. Row 3: Russell, Storch, Swanson, Noonan.

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BOHN CARPENTER DALGETY HASWELL HOLZINGER KOLL PARKER SIMPSON ZIMMERMAN, M. J. ZIMMERMAN, Y. STUDENT GIRLS' OFFICE STAFF Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: I6 Haase, Becker, Humphrey, Balkin, Gordon, I-Iartshome, I-Ioesch. Mann. Slayton, Bowden, Jackson Heiser, Martin, Trudeau, Hooker. Clark, Porter, Melvoin, Giddes, Gruhn Torrey, Peterson, Gudbrandsen. 1 fke Stqf THE STUDENT GIRLS' OFFICE STAFF- O Many responsibilities are carried out by the small but eflicient Student Girls' Oflice Staff. The staff is made up of Junior and Senior girls only. The girls may have their choice as to whether they would rather work in the front oflice or the Registrar's oflice, where there are usually one or two girls assigned each period of the day. To obtain a position on this staff, the girls sign up, and from this list, Miss Maloney selects between thirty and forty of them. The school would be at a loss without the precision and capability of this staff. THE OFFICE STAFF 0 The operation of the school would be greatly impaired if it were not for the excellent work of the oflice staff. This consists of thirteen members who work in all the various school oflices. The office staff is responsible for

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ek ' e C1146 0 The Service Club is composed of chosen girls who are interested in first aid and simple nursing. Under the supervision of Mrs. Schoenberger and Miss Hendricks, the girls have given much of their time to work in the nurse's office, assistants at P.T.A. meetings, and at the Christmas and Spring concerts. W f if 2 ilw Row 1: R. N. Schoenenberger, Moon, Haskell, Miller, Shinnick, Kiddoo, Huylef, Uficey Kaufman, Drew, Tuttle, Hicks, R. N. Hendrick. dh Lloyd White R0W21A1eXander, Koch, Reling, Tuder, Wade, Heiser, Gordon, Elling, 0 , 1 , Murphy, Price, Adams. ROW 32 Y0lll1g, Giddes, Stewart, Sandberg, Sutherland, McCabe, Talley, Koll, Gardiner: Borland, Torrey, Clark, Durham, Goldberg