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

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, , ii , st after lConlinuod from page Sl lransporlralion dilemma. The Glenview Bus Company agreed lo operale buses belween Linden Avenue and Norlh School in Glencoe, while lhe Norlh- wesiern, allhough unable lo offer slu- denl rales, conlinued ils service. Some porlions ol lhe new building program have already been compleled. The girls' and boys' loclcer rooms were parlially remodeled over lhe summer lo provide sludenls and lacully wilh added space in lhe way of eguipmenl rooms, showers, and loclcers. To re- place lhe HM. E. hallway, lhe worlcmen conslrucled a plyboard corridor lo lceep ...N-ff 'r .4 1 1UN'Q.,, ,. 1' ' CHAIN OF TRUC TONS OF RUBBI I 'W

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ak Sha The incoming Treshmen and new Tac- ulTy members cerTainly musT have been conTused This Tall when They encoun- Tered The numerous deTours and cramped space which old-new New Trier presenTed. To The upper classmen and veTeran TaculTy members, ol course, The school was liTTle changed Trom lasT semesTer, excepT Tor The small maTTer oT a 24OfsTudenT increase in enrollmenT. lnconvenience increased in The crowded corridors and in The re-loca- Tion oT classes, adviser rooms, and sTudy halls, For example, one adviser room dad naTural venTilaTion, a hole in one nf iTs walls. The TaculTy dining room was opened Tor classes, and many ouTf oT-Thefordinary places such as The Tour corners oT The lunch hall, The naTaTor- ium balconies, The boys' gym balconies, The lrifShip room, and The library were assigned To adviser groups. QverTlow sTudy halls also made iT necessary To use eiTher The lunch hall or The library Tor sTudy periods. Parking was even more oT a problem This year, as The worlcmen needed spaces in The TronT oT The building. To The disappoinTmenT oT many iuniors and seniors, only 406 permiTs Tor 266 parlcf ing spaces were issued, ouT oT over 550 applicaTions. WiTh The disconTinuaTion oT The lNlorTh Shore Line, The adminisTraTion Tound Two parTial soluTions To The public lConTinued on page bl RIVETED GJRDERS WERE LIFTED TO AUDITORIUM SUPERSTRUCTURE RETAININQ- wAu.s WERE HRST sleN OF coNsTRucTloN THOUSANDS OF Pl-ANK5 SUPPORTED MOT-D5 FOR CEMENT

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low Start sTudenTs obouT Ten degrees warmer end, Tor The mOsT perT, sOmewhaT drier during Their Trelq Trom The main building TO music buildings and lunch hall. Delays during The summer and Tall puT The building program Two monThs behind schedule, as meTerials were scarce and carpenTers Could nOT be Found To seT The cOncreTe Torms. As soon as more workmen were Tound, however, considerable progress was made in The cOnsTruCTion OT The audi- Torium and The easTern porT OT The new main building. BOTh OT These secTiOns OT The program should be cOmpleTed lConTinued On page 81 Y HEAPED AT THE END OF THE OLD TUNNEL was AUDITORIUM MATERIALIZED FROM SKELETON OF STEEL DESPITE HUGE CRANES, MUCH LABOR WAS MANUAL sr'x ns-T 'Sdn' if Y if is fi-2'-22? :'t'W5iE 'W AQ! ,M ri