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

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Student Cvllncif ccomo Another of Council's big problems has been the cleaning up of the mess hall after the lunch pe- riods. By careful planning, a system was devised in which each table is assigned to certain students who are to see that it is kept clean. Although, the results are not perfect, definite progress has been made in the right direction. The honor system, contrived to decrease cheating, has been one of Council's biggest jobs. In this system each student signs his name and thus pledges himself not to cheat on exams. Combined with these important jobs, Council has sponsored the honor study halls which have now become a permanent part of New Trier. On the entertainment side has been the Hobby Show which was held on April 285 the pur- pose of this show is to interest others in hobbies and to give students a chance to exhibit outstand- ing collections. Very successful this year was the sale of Activity Ticketsg 9270 of the student body purchased these tickets this year. The contribu- tions of Student Council are of great value and their importance cannot be overestimated by those who are in any way associated with New Trier. COUNCIL COMMITTEES Row 1: Riggs, Murray, Schumacher, Stackhouse, Gilbert, P. Treveiler, Tinsley, Sherman, McMlarry SChllUlaCh0I'. Row 2: Steele, Schmidt, Proudfoot, R. Treveiler, Townsend, Carney, J. Middleton, A. Middleton. Row 3: Ward, Williams, Gruthridge, Simpson, Michinard, Fox, Olson, Burns. All 4 4 STAMP SALES Row 1: Wessel, Fry, Jones, Goldberg, Dearborn, Dempsey, Weber, Brooks, Lovurine, Adler, Brown, Paidar, Schaeffer, Piner, Heston, Genge, Johnson, Henderson. Row 2: Gunther, Christenson, Shinnick, Gram, Korth, Gill, Bond, Jorgenson, Frazier, Benson, Mann, Schoeneck, Collins, Glezen, Porter, Rib- lett, Greenhalgh, Peterson, Altiilisch. Row 3: Phelps, Kadyk, Stackhouse, Hemphill, I-lellstrom, Christensen, Sigel, Stein, Johnson, Showers, Long, Buena, Blackwell, Clarke, McCon- nell, Janis, Freyer, Fox, Henderson. 24

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Row Row Row Row Row Row ROW' Row Row Row REPRESENTATIVES Jones, Burns, Calvi, Adams. P. Treveiler. Schmidt, R. Treveiler, Street, Middleton, Pearson. Carney. Davis. S. Schumacher, Jeangerard, Michinard, Leonard, Vaughan, Robertson, Weldon, Yowell. Bray. M. Schumacher, Garrett, Bushman, Sherman, Redding, Murray, Brown, White, Tinsley. FIRST SEMESTER STUDY HALL Kieft, Darley, J. Williams, Wheeler. McMahon, Middleton, McDonnell, Ritter. Smith, Huyler. Clark. Anderson, Mercer Saunders. McKeldin, Campbell. Mcliearnan, Brower. Bahr, Van Zuylen. Grauer, Jacob, E. Fox, Wagener. K. Fox. Montrose. Knight Olson, Hartmann, Keller. Farrington, Parsons. Sherwin. Baldwin. Townsend. Kletzien. Mills, Clarke. Anderson. SECOND SEMESTER STUDY HALL Steele, Jirgal, Olson, Crowell, Cook, Price, Pearson, Merrifield, Tinsley, Lawson, Donaldson, Guthridge, Hurlbut, Bea ven, Lowe, Fox, E., McNulty. . Wagener, Wood. Sutherland, Campbell, Penberthy, Jannotta, Gentles, Adams, Coulter, Treveiler, P.. Reece, Kelg, Rit tersporn, Edwards. Michinard. Anderson, Carney, Thompson. Clarke. Davis. Kearney. Hughes. Long. Swanson, Moyer. Keefe. Farrington

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INFORMATION DESK Row 1: Smith, Kearney, Warfield, Maeser, Lersch, Rosberg. Row 2: Olson, Frey, Edgerton. Workman, Toeppen, Boesch, Bratschi. Row 3: Stackhouse, Henkle, Chace, Henning, ff, 'S , 'av 'lbs sv Steele. TRI-SHIP BOARD STEINGRABER President RICHMOND Vice-President ELLIS Secretary-Treasurer HADLEY Student Aid Chairman HOWARD Club Room ANDERSON Public Relations STAKE Service Register MOYER Interscholastic Relations GILBERT Dance Chairman WARD Traffic Squad-Head BARTI-IELL Head Cheerleader FOX Head Usher YOWELL Lagniappe Co-Director HINNERS Lagniappe Co-Director CAMPBELL Dinner Chairman STOWERS Junior Class Cha riman RENNACKER. Sophomore Class Chairman HAMMOND Freshmen Class Chairman ei-S602 T RI-SHIP 0 The Tri-Ship Club, winding up its twentieth year of service, has pre- sented a varied and extensive pro- gram of activities. Through these ac- tivities, the club has tried to foster its ideals of fellowship, sportsmanship, and citizenship among every boy at New Trier. The activities sponsored by the club that were carried out this year include the Parents, Day Football Game, the five popular Tri-Ship Dances, the annual student talent show 6'Lagniappe, the Mother and Son Banquet, and the Homecoming Football Game. In cooperation with the newly formed Dads' Club, Tri- Ship also sponsored the Football Ban- quet and the Spring Athletic Banquet, and along with Student Council it sponsored the Hallowe'en Party. Tri- Ship has also presented to every freshman boy a booklet in order to acquaint him with the many organi- zations of the club. In the nation's war effort, the club aided the Christmas Stocking Drive for hospitalized servicemen, the Scrap Drives in the villages, the French Clothing Drive, and the Red Cross Drive. It has also handled the Scrap Paper and Tin Can Salvage drives in school. This year, the club has endeavored to keep up to date the two large serv- FRISBIE , 3 NE!!! , in .1 4 S , 0125 -5' 4 ll ff 1 n!i'5a'.,? . 3 42423 Q ,L V- 'ig 'l U 5 ' bi 25