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

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. ,W Page I6 FCREIG LANGLI GES PARLEZ-VOUS ANYTHING? IT you don'T, you've missed ouT on one oT The happiesT experi- ences New Trier has To oTTer. The Language DeparTmenT, again under Dr. Small's smiling direcTion, has had an unusually educa- Tional I952. FirsT-year suTTerers have discovered The Tun oT mysTi- Tying Their parenTs wiTh such quainTly suggesTive expressions as Puella Romana esT, and Fermez la bouchel Second and Third year sTudenTs have, as usual, seTTled down To prepare Tor college boards and The more immediaTe semesTer TesTs. The greaT nurn- ber OT sTudenTs who express Their enThusiasTic desires To learn anoTher Tongue, and Their laTe success in language Tields show ThaT our Language DeparTmenT gives more oT The school's ouT- sTanding opporTuniTies. MUSICOLOGY The climb To Room 4-I I is breaThTaking, buT The reward is even more so. l-lere, surrounded by hundreds oT musical insTrumenTs which she has collecTed Trom all over The world, Mrs. Kidd dir'ecTs her many aTTairs as our I-lead MusicologisT. We all appreciaTe The work she does To inTegraTe music inTo so many oTher courses, and also To make Musicale's ConcerT Series The success iT always is. THE DINER Everyone has sampled and enjoyed The wares oT Mrs. ReclciTT's lciTchen sTaTT. This Tireless group spends long hours behind The scenes in The caTeTeria, cuTTing, slicing, Tlavoring, boiling-making iT harder Than ever Tor us To lceep our dieTs. No banqueT could succeed wiThouT Them, nor could any lunch period. Why noT Talce a Trip To The lciTchen To see Tor yourselT how imporTanT The cooli- ing crew is? g MR. SCHUMACHER A viTal parT oT New Trier Tor 33 years, Mr. Schumacher con- Tinues Today To help us all as The AdminisTraTive AssisTanT. NOT only does he aTTend To many business deTails oT The main oTTices, buT he is The sponsor oT The Chess Club, and as such has helped many members To improve Their sTraTegies in ThaT game.

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, g,, SCIENCE and COMMERCE Everyone has observed a number of young biologisTs dashing over The hockey Tield in search of rare dragonflies, or Telling The nauseaTing deTails of Trog dissecTion. Or iT mighT be ThaT you've chanced upon physics enThusiasTs sweaTing over plans Tor aTomic- power hoT rods. You may have poked your inquisiTive nose inTo The depThs of Science IV, where innocenT seniors learn whaT They don'T know already. UndoubTedly, you've smelled The unrnisTak- able 'fumes oT sulphur produced by our own budding chemisTs. lNoTe: all chemisTry sTudenTs are advised To geT sTudenT insurance policy.l Some oT us may dread The compulsory course in science, buT once They've enTered The deparTmenT, Tew leave volunTarily. There's never a dull momenT in This car. and iT Takes a skillTul engi- neer like Mr. Windoes To keep iT on The righT Track. IT you wanT To break down your moTher's sales resisTance, or secreTly aspire To be Mr. 6aTFney's privaTe secreTary, your place is in our Commerce DeparTmenT. The world's TasTesT TypisTs lIO words a minuTe, someTimesll and Tamed shorThand whizzes also geT Their Training here. Everybody will evenTually require a knowledge oT Typing, bookkeeping, salesmanship, or shorThand, and There's no beTTer place To learn Than in Mr. Rau's deparT- menT. -- rv WINDOES CH RISTENSEN CLADER CONDON EDWARDS HOYT REAM REYNOLDS SMITH Ui' G STEWART VAN DEURSEN VERNON RAU DOCKSTADER HADDEN HERRON REINHARDT I SMITH Page I5

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MUSIC-ART LIBRARY-HE LTH MUSIC From The conducTor down, everyone knows all abouT The superior musical programs presenTed during New Trier's evenTTul TiTTy-TirsT year. Well over haIT The sTudenT body parTicipaTed in insTrumenTaI as well as choral pro- ducTions. Mrs. Bradburn, The deparTmenT's new head, and The resT oT The music TaculTy, deserves a greaT deal oT crediT Tor These successes, as well as ThaT OT The unTor- geTTable IoIanThe. Nexr year, leT's all geT on The Track and ioin a musical group. You'll be surprised how Tal- enTed you really are. ART ConducTor Murphy oT The ArT pullman has announced The arrival oT new elecTric eguipmenT, a poTTer's wheel, and a glaze sprayer. These TaciIiTies are used in drawing, painTing, skeTching, and sculpTure classes, which are TaughT by Three capable assisTanT conducTors. AnoTher, Mr. STenvaIl, is on a year's absence leave To obTain his M.A. in jewelry. Upon his reTurn, we anTicipaTe The inauguraTion oT a iewelry-making course. LIBRARY Miss Libbey, who keeps our library car in Tine running condiTion, was assisTed This year by Mrs. Flood and Miss Richeimer. Under Their guidance The passengers wander aT will among The I-4,500 volumes, many currenT maga- zines, and The 800 Carnegie GranT recordings. AnoTher popular TeaTure oT The Library is The college caTalogue deparTmenT which boasTs inTormaTion abouT almosT every American insTiTuTion. HEALTH Hopping Trom car To car, Tew New Trier sTudenTs can avoid a Trip To car 309. Here Their various pains are healed by Two kindly whiTe-clad ladies, Mrs. Schoenen- berger and Mrs. Hendrick, whose assisTanTs are The Ser- vice Club girls. WiTh These people keeping us shipshape, iT's no wonder New Trier is The perTecT physical specimen iT is. ANDERSON REAM Y , LAVERY ERST FEARHEILEY HOLLAND SMITH LIBBEY FLOOD . RICHEIMER HENDRICK SCHOENENBERGER Page I7