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

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IIAHLER MALONEY ' VERNON BREDIN I HAMILTON REAM y HURST GRINNELL Adviser Chairmen and Department Heads DEANS C Miss Maloney. 'rhe Dean of Girls, and Mr. Kahler, 'rhe Dean of Boys. are also Ihe Senior Adviser Chairmen. Any difficulries which in 'rhe iudgmeni' of Jrhe adviser should be referred 'ro The Adminisiraiion go Iirsr 'ro Ihe adviser chairman and from Ihere, on ro +he dean if nec- essary. A greai' deal of 'rhe deans' Iime is spenl' in col- lege conferences wiih Seniors and oiher upper classmen. The deans are familiar wiih Jrhe colleges and 'fry +o sug- gesr Those Thar will besr suir 'Ihe needs and desires of 'Ihe s'rudenI'. ADVISER CHAIRMEN The adviser chairmen direcr 'rhe program of adviser room work Ihroughoul' Ihe year and are also in charge of all class affairs, such as collecrions of class dues. elecrions, parfies. and appoin+men'rs of class commi++ees. Adviser room problems are discussed wifh Jrhe adviser chairmen who acl' as links beiween Ihe adviser rooms and Ihe ad- minisirarion. DEPARTMENT HEADS Every deparimeni' in New Trier is supervised by a de- parrmeni' head who besides Jreaching classes plans Ihe work in his deparimeni. The deparrmenr heads coordi- nare classes. secure subsiiiures in any emergency, and choose rhe rexibooks for 'rheir cleparimenis. MURPHY RAU HUTCHENS SMALL SCHOENEN- LIGHTER BIESEMEIER Ari' Commerce English Foreign Language BERGER Home Economics Indusfriel ArIs HeaI+h LIBBEY SNYDER COTTON ' CHILDS. BOULTON WINDOES ULLRICK 1 Library , Mafhemafics Music Boys' Physical Girls' Physical Science Social Siudies Educafion Educafion Page 13

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'E MR. ANDERSON MR. CUTLER MR. HINNERS MR. JARCHOW I MR. KOHLER .- T-KAHLERI if MALONEY I BROWN HERRON BIESEMEIER ADMINISTRATION O Due largely To The u4nTiring efforfs of The New Trier AdminisTraTion and The Board of EducaTion, New Trier is known ThroughouT The counTry for iTs ouTsTanding schoIasTic rafing. Under Their direc- Tion The school and iTs acTiviTies have been run smoofhly and well. A greaT deal of The credif for New Trier's fine record should righffully be given To MaTThew P. Gaffney, who, as principal of The school for The pasT sixTeen years, has worked consTanTIy To im- prove The schooI's faciIiTies, curriculum, and already superior faculfy. He has sTriven for friendly rela- Tionships beTween The sTudenTs and The facuITy and has Tried To see ThaT every sTudenT mighT receive The full benefiTs of all The opporTuniTies offered him aT New Trier. Aiding Mr. Gaffney in his successful eTforTs To make our school one of The besT in The counTry have been Mr. W. L. Brown, Business Manager and As- sisTanT Superinfendenf: Mr. I'I. I'I. I-Ierron. RegisTrar and OTfice Supervisor: Mr. F. A. Kahler. Dean of Boys: Miss Helen I-I. Maloney, Dean of Girls: Mr. R. F. L. Biesemeier, Su erinTendenT of Buildings and Grounds: all adviser Cijhairmen: deparTrnenT heads: and The sponsors of Tri-Ship. Girls' Club, and council. The Thanks and appreciafion of The enTire school are well deserved by The Board of EducaTion, which acfs as a link beTween New Trier and The villages and also sfrives in every way for The beTTermenI' of The school. Harold H. Anderson of KeniIworTh is The presidenT of The board. while The board mem- bers are ChrisTian E. Jarchow and Paul W. CuTIer of WilmeTTe. BerT M. Kohler of Glencoe, and Ralph G. I-Iinners of WinneTka. Page 12

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HUTCHENS H CARPENTER COOK DEAMES DURGIN H HAMILTON LEHMAN LIGHTNER MeeLEAN McKINNIEs g PETERSON PIPER K. SMITH VAN KIRK A VLASTO WALKUP WHITE WHITFIELD V WILSON WRIGHT , 'STANWOOD VCAVANAUGH ,GAHAGAN GRIMES ENGLISH DEPARTMENT O Under +he able direc+ion of Mr. Huichens. The English Deparimenf has kepf up Hs high sfandards Ihis year. A new Ieacher and reiurned veleran. Mr. McKinnie, was added Io +he depariment Also, a new course, Journalism. was added. This class may replace +hird-year English. wiih +he aim of giving sfudenis knowledge and praclice in Ihis kind of wriling. which knowledge could be puf To use on 'rhe New Trier News . I+ is hoped +ha+ evenlually all of +he News slaff will have had 'rhe Journalism course. Wi+h +ha+ addiiion, Ihe deparlmeni' con+inued all Hs former ac'rivi+ies in English preparaiion. The Greal' Books course, subsfifuled for 'lourih-year English, is s1'ill very popular wiI'h 'Ihe Seniors. The cuslomary depar+men+ Jresis were held. and 'rhe Juniors siruggled wifh Their Junior Jrhemes. The regular curriculum of +he English Depar+men+ is designed Io give us 'rraining and inslrucfion, which will form a firm foundafion in liieralure, oral and wriH'en expression. and college preparalrion. The impor- +ance of such a loundaiion is obvious when if is realized 'rhaf if musi' be used in all olher subiecis and in mosl' careers. We Ihank 'rhe English Deparfmenf for i+s valuable service. . DRAMA Slanwood. The Dramaric Deparimenl' has had a busy and profilable year. The sorry Io have losi' Mrs. Thurman, buf equally glad +o welcome Mrs. Grimes as leader of Ihe Choir a'nd lhe Tall Talkers. Olher courses offered are Dramalics, +he ever popu- Voice and Dicfion, and Choric Verse Speaking. Our Dramalic Deparimenl has been The of New Trier's fine dramalic producfions and will confinue 'ro inspire many EITHEI