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

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ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr. R. L. F. Biesemeier Deparfmenf Head Mr. H. B. Aram Mr. R. Fearheiley . G. H. Flaningam . B. H. Landwer Mr. W. H. Nickels Mr Mr HEALTH DEPARTMENT Mrs. K. W. Schoenenberger Head of Depar+men+ Mrs. Lois M. Hendrick HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Mrs. J. W. Lighier Deparlmeni' Head Mrs. E. Bond Mrs. H. H. Borhek Mrs. A. F. Hail Mrs. M. LaMe+re LIBRARY DEPARTMENT Miss E. R. Libbey Deparfmenf Head Miss I. M. Hansen Mrs. E. M. Flood INDUSTRIAL ARTS O Among Jrhe courses offered by Ihe Induslrial Arls Deparimenl, headed by Mr. Biesemeier, are Wood Shop, which emphasizes bench work and wood Iurning: Aulo Shop, in which Ihe paris and Ihe Jrheory ol: The aulomobile are srudied: Machine Shop, which enables sludenls Io make paris and gears Tor machines: and Mechanical Drawing. HEALTH O Mrs. Schoenenberger and Mrs. Hendrick, Ihe nurses, check Ihe sludenls relurning Io school afler an illness, and care for sludenls during school hours in case of an accidenl or illness. Also, +his de- parlmenl Teaches Physiology Io Ihe 'Freshman girls, and Home Nurs- ing Io prospeclive Service Club girls. HOME ECONOMICS O The Home Economics Deparlmenl, direcled by Mrs. Lighier, offers courses in Consumer Educalion, Inferior Decoralion, Foods, and Clolhing. These courses lay a foundalion for Turlher work in Ihis field, or for Jrhe managemenl of a home. ' LIBRARY O Twice a year, a Iisl of new books purchased by The Library is prepared by Miss Libbey, head of Jrhe Library Deparlmenl, and dis- Iribuled To all adviser rooms. The I4,5OO books in Ihe library en- able sludenls Io read exlensively according Io Iheir inleresls. The reserve book syslem is especially helpful Io sludenls in doing as- signed work in Iheir courses. BIESEMEIER ARAM FEARHEILEY FLANINGAM LANDWER NICKELS SCHOENEN- HENDRI LIGHTER BOND . BORHEK HALL LA METRE LIBBEY HANSEN FLOOD Page 20 eagffr - ome conomicgi - rar?

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'M 0 JOHNSON FLEMINGTON GRINNELL HADDEN HENNINGSEN RAU REINHARDT THORNE COMMERCE DEPARTMENT O The Commerce DeparTmenT, under The direcTion oT Mr. Johnson, oTTers many courses To New Trier sTudenTs who are preparing Tor careers in The business world. OT-Tice PracTice, which includes work- ing in The RegisTrar's OTTice, and Typing, are Two courses ThaT were parTicularly popular This year. The book sTore conTinues iTs policy oT carrying a compleTe sTock oT all books and supplies needed by The sTudenTs Tor academic work, and selling These aT cuT prices. ProTiTs are Turned over To The STudenT AcTiviTies Fund To help keep The price oT acTiviTies TickeTs down. STudenT clerks and The mana- ger's secreTary deserve much crediT Tor The smooTh operaTion oT The sTore. New Trier will deeply Teel The loss oT Mr. David E. Johnson, head oT our Commerce DeparTmenT Tor The pasT 34 years. Mr. Johnson conTribuTed a greaT deal To The school, including esTablishing and managing The book sTore. He also served as promoTer oi The CounTy Teachers' AssociaTion, and was recog- nized Tor his work in The STaTe Commerce DeparTmenT. Mr. Johnson was well-known and respecTed by all New Trier sTu- denTs and TaculTy members. MUSIC DEPARTMENT O The purpose oT The Music DeparTmenT is To oTTer various Types oT musical acTiviTies To sTudenTs who are TalenTed or inTeresTed in music. Under The capable direcTion oT Mrs. CoTTon, The deparT- menT has successTully compleTed many proiecTs This year. The an- nual GilberT and Sullivan opereTTa, which This year was The PiraTes oT Penzance , and The ChrisTmas and Spring ConcerTs were pre- senTed. All The music groups conTinued To be very popular among The sTudenTs. The whole deparTmenT has kepT up iTs high sTandard in compleTing anoTher year' oT musical enTerTainmenT. Page 1 9 COMMERCE DEPARTMENT Mr. D. E. Johnson DeparTmenT Head Miss A. Flemingfon Mr. H. L. Grinnell Miss E. M. Hadden Miss H. C. Henningsen Mr. J. W. Rau Miss H. ReinhardT Miss E. E. Thorne MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mrs. M. CoTTon DeparTmenT Head Miss F. J. Anderson Mrs. A. J. Bradburn Mrs. A. Lavery Mr. S. A. Mages Mrs. A. Ream DLJLC

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lglaydicaf gillucafion, fmic GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT O The primary aim oT The Girls' Physical EducaTion DeparTmenT is To make acTiviTy a parT oT every girI's'daiIy paTTern oT Iiving. The cIeparTmenT, under The abIe guidance oT Miss BouITon, weIcomed Miss AusTin, Miss CasTner, and Miss I'IencIerIiTe This year To assisT in carrying ouT iTs program. Miss Healy reTurned To The sTaTT second semesTer, aTTer a Three year absence. MUSIC INTEGRATION O Adding inTeresT To many Ianguage, hisTory, and English classes is The Music InTegraTion DeparTmenT. The Tine coIIecTion oT ancienT insTrumenTs is exhiIoiTed, and sTudenTs sing songs OT o+her Iands and Times. Mrs. Kidd has her own speciai Toreign Ianguage song Ioooks, compiled Through much research. She and her new assisTanT, Miss I-Iaser, Teach These various inTegraTed courses. CAFETERIA O In spiTe oT The war and shorTages, Miss Robson has done an ex- ceIIen+ job of managing The caTeTeria and serving The sTudenTs nourishing Iunches. BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT O The Boys' Physical EducaTion DeparTmenT, capably direcTed by Duke Childs, aims To develop eTTicienT bodies. SouTh gym , The commando course, apparaTus work, TumbIing, wresTIing, boxing, TooT- baII, baskeTbaII, basebaII, Track, and swimming all accomplish This purpose, and have done a good job in condiTioning The Iooys Tor The rigorous Training programs oT The armed Torces. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Miss I. BouITon DeparTmenT Head Mrs. E. M. ABBOTT Miss M. Ausfin Miss L. Casfner Miss M. E. GiIberT Miss M. E. Healy Miss M. HenderIiTe Miss B. J. King Miss B. Veach MUSIC INTEGRATION DEPARTMENT '. Mrs. M. H. Kidd CAFETERIA Miss E. Robson BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mr. W. L. Childs DeparTmenT Head Mr. W. O. AIsTrom Mr. M. D. Clausen Mr. T. CramIeT Mr. P. A. Franfzen Mr. E. B. Jackson Mr. C. F. Lauer Mr. D. Showley BOULTON ABBOTT AUSTIN CASTNER GILBERT HEALY , ws. Kino RossoN g T' re f x Y' .J s .7 , . i '..J XJ ff f- . ' r J 'T ,X T rl . X r V Xgg..--U 'x ' A X' .im CHILDS ALSTROM CLAUSEN CRAMLET F-RANTZEN JACKSON LAUER sriowif Page 21