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

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ii 1 I I I I MR. JARCHOW MR. BELDING MR. CUTLER I M R. GAFFN EY ADMINISTRATIIIN The excellent reputation that New Trier has maintained for 50 years is greatly due to its fine administrations. Mr. Matthew P. Gaffney, who has been principal since 1931, has created a school that has developed citizen- ship, leadership, and character, as well as a high scholastic rating. Since Mr. Smart, the first principal, many new features have been added to the administrations activities. These additions establised a contact between the school and the township and often introduced improvements. Foremost among them is a general council, made up of adviser room parents. , Congratulations should also be extended to Mr. Wesley L. Brown. assistant superintendent, business manager, and secretary of the Board of Education, Mr, Harry H. Herron, Registrar, office manager, and purchas- MR. HALES Page I4 MRS. WILLIAMS

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Many former pupils are now on the faculty and staff of New Trier. Faculty members are: Miss Frances Anderson: Mrs. Elizabeth Cavanaugh, V103 Miner Coburn: Miss Laura Durgin, '22: Mrs. Helen Eislerg Miss Frances Flentye, '13: Charles Gibsong Robert A. Harper, '28: Edward Kahler: 'Miss Iean KixMi1ler, V133 Charles Lauer, '26g Iames McFad- zean, '39s Miss Gertrude Moeller: Miss Catherine Murphy: David H. Robertson, VH: Arthur W. Van Deursen, '28: Miss Emelyn Waltz, '2O. Members of the office staff who are former stu- dents include Harold Burmiesterg Mrs. Violet W. Eggert: Miss Louise Holzingerg Miss Betty Lindg Miss Vivian Lindeen: Miss Rosmarie Meyer: Miss Helen Parker: Miss Audrey Purse: and Miss Marie Schmidt. Data recently gathered revealed that about one- fourth of the teachers at New Trier High School have served continuously for twenty-five years or more. l - FACULTY The teachers who served a quarter of a century or more and the dates they first joined the staff include: 1909 1912 1913 1914 1916 1918 1919 1920 1921 1923 1924: 1925 1926: W. L. Childs Frederick A. Kahler, Catherine Murphy C. Russell Small Frederick C. Windoes, William A. Snyder Harry Aram, Miss Winifred Wilson Edgar B. Iackson, Mrs. Marion Cotton L. A. Hutchens, Ioseph C. Schumacher George D. Edwards, Orville A. Oaks, Miss Lulu Wright Grover H, Flaningan, Ioseph Schmitt, Harry Piler, Miss Helen Walkup Wesley L. Brown, Miss Frances Flentye, Miss Alma E. Hurst, C. Herbert Iones. Chester E. MacLean, Miss Mary Helen Paul, Samuel S. Vernon, Harry Herron Robert Carpenter F. Donald Frisbie, Iohn Nay, Walter Aschenbach Ir., Mrs. lane W. Lighter Roland Wehr, Iris Bolton, Harold D. Ca- ton, Mrs. Adelaide Bradburn, Norman Christensen, Clyde O. Grater, DeForest Showley Page I 3

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+ KAHLER MALONEY ing agent: Mr. Ernest N. Rodbro, supervising engineerg Miss Helen Maloney, Dean of Girls: Mr. Frederick A. Kahler, Dean of Boys: Mr. F. Donald Frisbie, associate dean of Boys: and Mr. Carl Lundquist, director of guidance testing. The work they have done has helped greatly to maintain the school's high reputation. The Board of Education, consisting of Mr. Christian E. Iarchow, President, Mr. Hiram H. Belding, Mr. Paul W. Cutler, Mr. William M. Hales, and Mrs. Harry Williams, also deserves recognition for its help. DEPARTMENT HEADS I BROWN HERRON LUNDQUIST FRISBIE 1 MURPHY RAU HUTCHENS SMALL SCHOENENBERGER LIGHTER McKEE Ari Commerce English Foreign Language Health Home Economics Ind usirial Aris LIBBEY SNYDER COTTON CHILDS BOULTON WINDOES SHEARER Library MaiI'1ema'I'ics Music ' Boys' Phys. Educ. Girls' Phys. Educ. Science Social Stud , X Aovlssn CHAIRMEN It - . 'ml R , .,w' 1 , C ' U I p , I ' Y I I-, t . - in ' I ' I KAHLER MALONEY WEHR BREDIN CARPENTER HURST REAM HAMILTON Page I5