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

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' - . I LUNCH HALL MANAGERS Row I: Brown, O'NeiI, S'rewarI', Clinron, Koerber, Thorson, Friedman, Blumloerg, Kraus, Gafhercoal, Hallburg, Mead, Spencer, Dowd, Plesk, Boshes Gimse Brandl, Harrshorne, Karfman M Row 2: Karslalce Johnson Kashian, Schroeder, Roo'I', Hamilion, Frosr, Chaukin, FuII'on, Dansard, S .O'NeiI, Wilson, Herbuxeaux, Hardy, c- Afee, Siiephens, Lipscomb, Pavlilr, NuH', Spero, Schmid'I, Lezama, Lief Row 3: Ludgin, Weimer, Ryno, Bonge, Cunningham, Schulz, Arnold, Bregman, Jeangerard, Gillespie, Henry, Chrisfoph, Carmody, Crowe Halvorsen, Kahn, Dodd, Brennan, O'MaIIey, Liebman, Smifh. ' HONOR STUDY HALL SUPERVISORS-FIRST SEMESTER Row I: Remberf, Cheney, Priebe, Merriam, HamiI'Ion, Hawkinson, Joyce, Elmendorf Row 2: Cody, Zwiener, Branch, Har+Iey, Sco++, Burler, Johnson, Monfgomery Row 3: Ballanryne, Kelley, Oneal, Fauzie, Surpless, Lufz, Ballard, M. Smirh HONOR STUDY HALL SUPERVISORS-SECOND SEMESTER Row I: Grimm, Srorch, Egan, King, MarioI'+i, Billow, Griesser, Pierson Row 2: Merrifield, Sundr, Conaghan, Pennels, Dierz, Ya'Ies, J. Glenn Row 3: Chrisrensen, Ellis, Mullins, Whire, J. Smi'l'h, Monfgomery

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Social activities have included gym jams, the Halloween party, Council of Clubs, and inter- school parties with Evanston, which have been a factor in the improvement of relations be- tween the two schools. If you have at least a vague idea of the fever- ish activity in 333, 402, and 122, it is due to the unceasing efforts of the Publicity Departmtnt. Recreation has brought its functions right into school by securing a trial period for the opening of gyms to high school kids on Satur- day afternoons. The officers for the past year have been: Dick Anderson, president: Alice Anne Rice, vice-presidentg Gretchen Storch, secretary, and Tack O'Kieffe, treasurer. These kids have done a wonderful job, and the four new officers, who were elected in December to serve for the next two semesters, have a high standard to live up to. Let's see many more thin, pale creatures in the next year! Council belongs to youl COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES I Row I: Redmon, Shoresman, KnoH', Elmandorf, Thornburgh Row 2: Ruth, McNally, Oneal, Friedman ' Row 3: Hill, Bott, Bowler, Dyer COUNCIL COMMITTEES Row I: Dyer, Bowler, Eldens, White, Drew, Ge+scI1ow Row 2: AdsH', Rufh, Bott, McNaIIy, Oneal, Ludgin Row 3: McAfee, Reclmon, Hill, Sherman, PavIiIr, RiH'er Page 25

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TRI-SHIP TO M COVE LL Tri-Ship Award A On December 19, 1949, New Trier High School turned back the calendar twenty-five years. For in 1924 the im- portant Tri-Ship Club became a part of New Trier. At a special diamond anni- versary dinner over 15O of the past board members and 14 of the past pres- idents reminisced over their days at New Trier. They recalled the key words sportsmanship, fellowship, and citizenship, the driving force behind the club, They heard many of the acts of Lagniappe. But besides this great banquet, Tri- Ship also staged their annual football banquet in November. The evening vvas highhghted by an address by the head footbaH coach of the llniversuy of Southern California, Ieff Cravath, In February, the bi-annual Fathers and Sons banquet was held. Saska Siemet gave an interesting talk on movies sup- plemented by his own movies. COVELL Presideni' RUMSFELD Vice President CALDERINI Secreiary JAMES Treasurer ONEAL Public Relafio ns O'KEEFE Club Room LYONS Si'uden+ Aid MERRIFIELD Usher TENTLER Traffic PRASSE Ticlre+ SEASHORE Dance HALVORSEN Peppers KUENZLI Lagniappe MACKINNON Dinner MONTGOMERY Arrangements STAHL Junior Class WEBER Sophomore Class FRISBIE GANNAWAY Page 27