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

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BID tier B105 Volume 49, No. l g WINNETKA, ILLINOIS J-time 15? lgllog EXTRA EGHUES AT PRESS EDITORIAL ln the 1949 ECHOES we have attempt- ed to achieve as large a degree of origin- ality as possible. It has been impossible to change the book completely, since most of the groups which represent New Trier life and whose pictures appear in ECHOES remain the same from, year to year, However, we have made several changes in this book. Since it has been our job to report the events of the year, we thought it fitting to give our book a newspaper theme. Therefore, almost all of the articles have been written in a journalistic style and subjects likely to be found in a news- paper have been used as bases for many of the write-ups, The type has been chosen to simulate newspaper type, Also we have divided the snapshot section to place two pages of pertinent snapshots at the end of every section. We sincerely hope that you will find in this ECHOES a happy means of recall- ing your New Trier life in the years to come. ECHOES NEEDS 'SNAPSHOTS C' A Q fl' -.5 I , I . A e I 'h.V !EZ'FE?s',h ll Q hx ,lnu J D fzlihl f3iE5Q, , 40 ,XJ Q , jeff i i g f 'Y Lwrrzucrigmvuni THE SOPHMORES SPEAK At their successful forum last week, enthusiastic sophomores made many recommendations con- cerning New Trier activities. They believe that New hier needs more school spirit both at sports events and in showing respect for teachers and the many privileges given to the student body, and also, in mder to discourage party crashing which they disapprove of. The sophomores say that they are going to have more Parties to which both boys and girls' are invited. Several sound ideas for improving the NEWS were pre- sented and Council was asked to publicize its activities more extensively. Sophomore Council representatives are now fulfUl- ing their promise by taking ac tion on definite sugges' that were made. Council Debates Clubs Issue It was suggested recently that a Council of Clubs be organized. The main purpose of the Council would be to help the various clubs straighten ad their finan- cial difficulties and to try and sive any problems of advertising and publicity. The Council would support the weak clubs and make out the club charters and calen- dare, but its main objective would be to bring together Coun- oil and the New Trier clubs. Whn the isae was first brought up in Oounc11,most of the repre- sentatives protested violently Some of the club presidents wer invited to come up to Councl and tell why they thought tl Council was a good 1dea.Howeve no one came. It is urgently r quested that club heads and r New Trier students who wlsr would put their opinions in NEWS or Council box. Magazine Drive Exceeds The Curtis Magazine Dr' engineered by Ethel Clin. just come to a success? Girls' Club was a 111' hensive about obtain' OOO goal, but more amount was turned have dam a wonder' magazines, and there will be and charity than ever bf The mag' nue unt' clude mr

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WINNETKA, ILLINUI5 Jurvxznry 13, 14-Wi? PRESENTING THE 1949 EBHUES ROGER P. EKLUND-Editor-in-Chief MARY ANN KENNEY-Associate Editor RICHARD BEGLEN-Assbciate Editor 1 , C,,,mc11'a 'iw navel Danger is le e ecte mm fx-,cum mek Anderson, HQ--5 1 wunmi aura aux-ang 2.15 rm-nv ykur' etuy Ymrr. Football, D-Hlkctbull, busubull 239.0 1115! A 11' vm--1-LQA -- cmmc B L y L LC K MCH Llmu ulfmg rm 5,91-me um. His 'ry for U09 .J that girl-with Id Q d , 11 1 xt, mualcul tm:-nts ure usually .eff in MHC ' WL G tn cwnfined no suv cum, opwwum f-xperlence is the best tea- fy: Kifgkrfl ,wil HER WBT? orvrcnen .Mgmt to be well- Him' 'S' I' lm A E M' .d fxr me ,ob sum, Sheng tm- poultluns .ff Rv,'x'esvnL,,t1v: Iwi, lx lcmjucil iwfmwatjn- :und Trsusurwr. Ha 'S Qu the wr. alternate und cr: LLP TVHFIIC X aqua? C, and fiimce NML Cmmmwy In cummittex 1nT.x-.,1..,., Hzrxlx no ' Y ' H yi-ur nm C,uP1l wxtr. NQ ,ur.C1l Hin' wzxn King' :1cg,lr,rn',:'e Xt award, www THE SQPHMORES Dick un Prvsxdent,

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