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

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BUUK STIIRF, IIUTII DRIVING, IIAFETERIA and OFFICE STAFF OFFICE STAFF In its earliest days, the Oflice Staff consisted of only a secretary to the Board of Education, and was housed in what is now Mr. Brown's ofhce. The school grew, and in 1923 Miss Iean Weinman was appointed as Registrar, and was succeeded a few years later by Miss Lillian Doing. During those years, only one-half of the present office was used. Later, after Mr. Herron became Registrar, the entire room was taken over. Mr. Herron, who was also adviser chairman For the freshman boys and sec- retary of the P.T.A., saw the need For individual handling of such things as records and transcripts, lost and found, automobile parking, attendance, and so on. He established separate desks For each of these Functions, and also began the operation of the mimeographing and duplicating office- ' At the present time, the Office Stalf consists of thirteen full-time ern- ployees and many other part-time workers. They handle, among count- less other things, the making up of all forms such as report cards and pro- gram cards, the calculation of student rankings, the purchase of most of the school's supplies, the sending out of the college transcripts, and the making of program changes. Mr. Herron himself gives the College Board Examinations. For the articles on Auto Driving, the Bookstore, and the Cafeteria see pages 11 and 12. . GIRLS' OFFICE STAFF Miss Maloney started the Girls' Office Staff system by allowing a few girls to assist in the Dean's Office. At first only volunteer Senior girls recommended by their advisers were accepted. However, some girls who were anxious to retrieve their previous poor record were selected to afford opportunity to strengthen their senior record. GIRLS' OFFICE STAFF Row I: Smith, Chacharon, MacMillan, Floun, Williams, Madden, Kamin, Fuller, MacDougaII Row 2: Klefstad, Rust, Dietz, Aitebery, Young, Howard, Lamb, Miller, Karkow GIBSON RECKITI' A ' ' I DALGETY CANTIN 1 A i 1 ,.,, , I if HOLZINGER I KOLL ir' 3 LINDEEN NAY I 'A y ' i'ii ,f - 5 I . I , V , 4.4 -.- . QI' ' I 1' 'I ? i--- 251,-cgggx . 'Q-i n PARKER. PURSE al 'ji SCHMIDT. WEISE Page 23 I

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