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

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GIRLS CLUB Page 24 VOORHEIS PresidenT HICKS Vice-PresidenT NAUJOKS Secrefary REDMON Treasurer MCAFEE CI1ariTy NORTON Financial NELSON Employmenf CULBERTSON PubIiciTy HARTRAY Friendly RUMAGE Social WEIDEMANN Service FRANKENSTEIN Nursery This isn'T The ChaTTanooga or even The I'IousTon Choo-Choo-iusT The '52 model oT The Girls' Club sTreamliner, loaded wiTh proTiTable Tun Tor every New Trier Temale. Mary Clare Weidemann had com- pleTeIy redecoraTed The roundhouse, The clubroom. The TirsT Tri- umph was The Treshman girls' assembly, where bookleTs wiTh picTures OT The board members were disTribuTed. NexT came The new Girls' Supper on OcTober 9Th. Mary I'IarTray and Ann Rumage ouTdid Themselves and really made our new Triends Teel aT home. When everybody knew everybody, They Tormed an invincible Team To sell a marvelous quanTiTy OT magazines, wiTh veep Sheila I-Iicks as The guiding lighT. Barbara Koenig won The grand selling prize oT an evening bag conTaining a waTch, necklace, and a pair oT earrings. Mary and Ann Took over again wiTh The Friendly BanqueT. ATTer- dinner enTerTainmenT climaxed an enTire day which sTarTed New Trier's real Triendly spiriT ThaT lasTed all year. Anne Redmon was a busy girl aT This Time, Too. I-Iers was The arduous Task oT counTing proceeds Trom TooTbaIl hoT dog sales, iusT one oT The Treasurer's 'obs. l Judy McATee and Bill I-licks, represenTaTives oT Girls' Club and Tri-Ship, ioinTIy headed The magniTicenT display OT concern Tor oTh- ers in our November CloThing Drive. In one week we rallied To- geTher and won our TirsT sock hop as a reward Tor exceeding The IO- Ton cloThing quoTa and bringing in I7 Tons. Never idle, Girls' Club sTaged a Bake Sale on December I5, headed by Judy NorTon. AImosT every girl conTribuTed a producT oT her domesTic TaIenTs. ResuITing Tunds are being used Tor scholarships. This was only one aTTair made doubly successTuI by Lois CulberTson's unique pubIiciTy. Girls' Club conTribuTion To holiday Tun was an open house on De- cember 2I. ReTreshmenTs and reunions Tor TaculTy, alums, and sTu- denTs were given. Ginny Nelson saw To iT ThaT every ambiTious girl was provided wiTh iobs, chieTly baby-siTTing. Child-lovers also worked aT Doris FrankensTein's Nursery School. OTher new proiecTs, headed by Nancy Nauioks, were The Library and OTTice STaTTs. The MoTher-DaughTer BanqueT on March I2 was a graTiTying suc- cess in bringing girls, moThers, and school inTo one closer bond. The Tinal proiecT was The Red Cross Drive, sponsored ioinTIy wiTh Tri- Shi . glass managers were Nancy O'Neil, senior: Sue Jamieson, iunior: Mary Anderson, sophomore: and Joan Birney, Treshman. BuT The real conducTors oT This ouTsTanding car were iTs invaluable leaders: Miss KixMiller, The sponsor, and The presidenT, Jan Voorheis. Every girl in New Trier should be graTeTul To Them Tor sTeering her '52 club To The wonderTuI ride iT had. MISS KIXMILLER Sponsor