New Trier Township High School - Echoes Yearbook (Winnetka, IL)
- Class of 1957
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ECHOES of 1957 TABLE OF CONTENT S The School ...... Facully and Curriculum . The Classes -.... Freshmen Sophomores Juniors . Seniors . . . - . . . 0 . . . . 1 S'ruden+ Leadership Groups . S'ruden+ Council .... Girls' Club .... . Tri-Ship, Lagniappe . G.A.A., Girls' Sporfs . Boys' A+hle+ics . . . lnlerscholaslic Sporls . Boys' lnframurals . . . Semi-Curricular Aciivilies Publicalions ..... Music, Opera, Musicology . Drama and Speech . . . Debale ...... Service Groups and Clubs . Pep Club ...... Service Groups . . Clubs . . . ln Memoriam . Index ..... Aclcnowleclgmenls . Pages . 4-I0 l l-28 29-82 30-39 40-47 48-55 56-82 83-IO8 84-89 90-93 94-IOO lOl-l08 l09-l34 I I0-l30 I3 l-l58 I35-I 58 I36-I43 I44-ISI I5I-I57 . l58 l59-I69 . l60 l6I-l62 I63-I69 . I70 . l7l . I72 . , r I john 'Wlcfazmfafzcl IEE GIOULO -1,.J,,:,', ALICE ROSENTHAL r,.'JII L., ,-I, SONJA C-:RUNS T KIMBALL BROOKER ,IFANME EDMOND9 '. II? 'I IQII- L' I INUA VANCIO , ,. 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L When 3I25 sTudenTs enTered New Trier IasT SepTember, They Tound a new building in a sTaTe oT parTiaI comple-Tion. lThe picTures on These pages were Taken in SepTember and OcTober.l There were a Tew new corridors open, These relieving con- gesTion immeasurably. There were also six classrooms, one IecTure hall, a new lunch hall addiTion, and a modernized IciTchen noT exacTIy ready Tor use buT, aT IeasT, usable. LaTer in The Tall The remodeled girls' locker room and Tour new sTudy halls were puT in service. During ChrisTmas vacaTion The naTuraI briclc walls of The old lunch room were painTed in IighT colors, surprising everybody. By The begin- ning oT second-semesTer TourTeen classrooms, Three more sTudy halls, and Two new gyms were in service, in addiTion To The TaciIiTies men- Tioned above. On November 20, I956, The Wil- liam C. SchweiTzer Company Toolc over The consTrucTion iob because The John C. C7riTTiThs Company was noT able To TulTiIl iTs conTracT. No money or Time was losT because The consTrucTion was covered by a per- Tormance bond and work conTinued wiThouT lapse. ICon+inuecI on page 9I 215 ff A MAZE OF LADDERS, LIFTS, AND PULLEYS FOR HOISTING BUILDING MATERIALS SCAFFOLDIN6 FILLS THE NEW MATTHEW GAFFNEY AUDITORIUM AS WORK ON INTERIOR BEGINS w,,,f'- A? 3 f , if 1 ff P - I HQ: 'M-r lfbmfyfw J' A A ELEVATOR LIFTS TONS OF BRICKS, BLOCKS AS TOWER RISES AN EXTRA CHIMNEY ACOOMMODATES ENLARGED HEATING SYSTEM THE NEW EAST WING ADVANCES FAR ENOUGH FOR PARTIAL USE EARLY IN FALL I I J, .muse .rw ,..,,....- l THE FIFTH FLOOR OF THE TOWER LOOKS OUT OVER LAKE MICHIGAN IConTinued from page 7I As The buildings Took shape, New Trier began To regain iTs Torrner dig- niTy wiTh a new Tace. The exTerior oT The Tower was compleTed beTore ChrisTmas. The new Tower is Twice The size oT The old one and is de- signed To be more useTul. IT will con- Tain some laboraTories, a recepTion lounge, adrninisTraTion and TaculTy oTTices, parT oT The new library, and conTerence rooms. EighTeen hundred new lockers were insTalIed in The new building. I-Iowever, upperclassmen were re- required To share lockers, as no as- signmenTs To new Ioclcers were made unTil second sernesTer. IConTinuecI on page IOI PROJECTION AND LIGHTING BOOTH OVERLOOKS AUDITORIUM 3130 P-M-. AND STUDENTS HEAD FOR HOME 4.44 lCon+inued from page 9, Transporlalion remained an ever- increasing problem. The large num- ber of conslruclion workers' cars cur down lhe already limirecl parking space allolled lo sludenls. Since no parking permils were issued This year, parking was on a lirsr-come- firsl-served basis. The silualion was somewhal improved by carpools, buses, and addilional Trains. How- ever, The prospecls of a complelely sarisfacrory solurion To Jrhe Transpor- larion problem conrinue 'ro look dim. When conslrucrion is compleled, ir is probable Jrhar no addirions will be necessary for lhe nexr Jrwenly-five years. The new New Trier will ac- commodale approximalely four Thou- sand sludenls and will be one of lhe mosl up-ro-dale high schools in rhe counlrry. GALVANIZED HEATING DUCTS AWAIT INSTALLATION IN THE NEW ECHOES OFFICE TOWER-IN-THE-MAKING WEARS HAT OF BRICKLAYERS' SCAFFOLDS LATE WORKERS LEAVE SCHOOL IN AUTUMN SUNSET 78, l a xf i.r. rlirliui ,T F-noli:,i'Tn 4-i i'--- .. -i f-li-.1-luis lm--1,1 ini ii l lm, 1. ,,.i ..: ,1i,.,l,-A Led Tor The second year by Super- inTendenT William l-I. Cornog, The New Trier TaculTy and adminisTraTion conTinued To add To iTs impressive achievemenTs. Dr. Cornog direcTed a number oT adminisTraTive and cur- ricular adiusTmenTs as he meT prob- lems oi increased enrollmenr and a- new building, and sTrengThened New Trier's academic sTandards. There were several changes in The adminisTraTion This year. Mr. Fred- erick Kahler, long Dean of Boys, was given The special duTy oT counseling boys in college choices. Dr. Richard Gadslce was appoinTed Dean oT STu- denTs, a posiTion creaTed This year To supervise discipline, scholarships, guidance, and TesTing. To coordi- naTe The eTTorTs oT New Trier's nu- merous sTudenT groups, he Tormed The Welfare CommiTTee. This group, composed oT The heads oT major sTu- denT organizaTions and TaculTy spon- sors and represenTaTives, discussed meThods oT correcTing problems aT New Trier and conducTed a series of adviser-room Talks bearing upon Those problems. Upon The reTiremenT oT Dr. Russel Small, head oT The Language DeparT- menT, lvlr. Philip lvlcDowell became acTing head. lvlr. Frank Holland as- sumed The duTies oT lvliss CaTherine lvlurphy, who reTired in February Trom The posiTion of ArT Deparl-memL head, which she held Tor many years, I I MR. FREDERICK A. KAI-ILER Dean of Boysg Direclor of College Guidance Mr. I-lenry Swain replaced Dr. Gadske as head ol lhe Malhemalics Deparlmenl, when lhe laller as- sumed his new dulies. In lhe mosl recenl adminislralion shills, Miss Virginia Kral look over lhe dulies ol Mrs. Elizabelh Cavanaugh, who lell in February lor a leave ol absence, and Mr. Loris I-loyl assumed lhe du- lies ol lreshman boys' adviser chair- man during lhe absence ol Mr. Roberl Ream. Over lhirly leachers joined lhe New Trier slall lhis year. New lo lhe English Deparlmenl are Mr. Carllon Buerger, Mrs. Dorolhy Childs, Mr. Louis Gallo, Miss Palri- cia I.aVezzorio, Mrs. Kalherine Ma- P ' 911-vw 222 MISS HELEN MALONEY I Dean of Girls keig, Mr. David Mcliendall, Mrs. Dorolhy Pallon, Miss Margarel Ro- mani, and Mrs. Evelyn Roler. The new malh leachers are Mr. Roy Elnyre, Mr. Ronald Gabel, Mr. John Jensen, Mr. Calvin l.iIl, and Miss Lois Moriarly. Mr. William Bullel, Miss Grace Carrick, Mrs. Kay Forck, Miss Palricia Fuller, Mr. James Marran, Miss Sara Nelson, and Miss Geraldine Wasylowsky are new on lhe social sludies slall. Lan- guage leachers Mrs. Dorolhy Gwynn, Lalin, Mr. James Labadie, French: Dr. I-lenry Manahan, Lalin: and Mr. Waller Zukowski, Spanish, were newcomers on lhe lacully in lhe lall ol I956. DR. RICHARD E. GADSKE Dean of Sludenlsg Coordinator ofAc?ivi1ie5 Miss Vivian Frazier ioined lhe Girls' Physical Educalion Deparl- menl, and Miss I-lelen Voelz relurned lo lhe slall aller a leave ol absence. Mrs. Doris Berkemeir is a girl's gym ollice assislanl. The Boys' Physical Educalion Deparlmenl was also in- creased in size wilh lhe addilion ol Mr. Frederick Barney lo head lhe reorganized inlramural program, and Mr. Cornelius I-larlbarger. Mr. Wil- liam Chapman is a new music leach- er and Mrs. Margarel Wilkening is lhe new secrelary in lhe Music De- parlmenl. The driver educalion slall was enlarged by lhe addilion ol Mr. Melvin Esarey and Mr. Leo Neuman. lConlinuecl on page l4l BOARD OF EDUCATION: Mr. Leonard Spacek, Wilrnelle: Mrs. William I-I. Doughly, Winnelkag Mr. Arno R. Myers, Glencoeg Mr. George Bogarl lPresidenll, Kenilworlhg Mr. Charles Kaulman, Winnelkap Mr. Roberl W. Rogers, Wilmelleg Mr. John F. Arnold, Glencoe. BeaTTie, Miss Bryan, Mrs. Cochrane, was comprised of Mr. RoberT Malin- J MR. R. S, PETERSON MR. B. W. SHEARER Head of English Head of Social Studies Deparimenf Deparfmenf AW MR W. J. PETERMAN MISS C. M. MURPHY Head of Music ' Head of Ar? Depadmenf DeparTmenT llsl' Semeslerl VFW MISS E. R. LIBBEY MR. D. SHOWLEY Head Librarian Head of Boys' Physical Educafion Deparfmenf lConTinued from page I3l Several deparTmenTs acquired only one new Teacher: business, Mr. Hugh Brown: drama, Mr. Roland Rude: arT, Miss EsTelle Obarag home economics, Miss Jane Purdumg sci- ence, Mrs. Sarah Ward. Mr. H. Frank Brull is new on The adiusTmenT counseling sTaTT. Mrs. Carol Gill joined The drama TaculTy as direcTor oT The new audiTorium. RecenT members oi The oiaiice sTaTi are Mrs. Ann Jordan, Miss Sandra Nivling, Mrs. ElizabeTh Doscher, Miss PaTricia Niggemeyer, Mrs. Frieda STeTlens, and Mrs. Mignon Esarey. Those TaculTy members leaving New Trier were Mrs. l:ausT, Mrs. Q MR. H. G. SWAIN MR. F. C. WINDOES MR. P. McDOWELL MISS W. N. GAHAGAN Head of Malhemalics Head of Science Head of Foreign Head of Dramaiics and Deparlmenf DeparlmenT Languages Deparfmenf Speech Deparfmenl MR. F. A. HOLLAND MR. J. W. RAU MR. H. F. McKEE MRS. J. W. MULHOLAND Head of Art DeparTmenT Head of Business Head of Induslrial Arls Head of Home Economics Ilnd Semeslerl Deparfmenf Deparfmenl' Deparfmenf MISS I. BOULTON MR. C. O. G-RATER MRS. K, W. MR. J, L. KELLEY Head of Girls' Physical Afhlefic Direcfor SCHOENENBERGER Head of Adiusfmenl Educalion Department Head of Healfh DepT. Counselor Service Mrs. Wehr, Mrs. Shearer, Mr. Kyle, Mrs. Salyard, Mrs. PeTerson, Mrs. Schreiner, Mrs. Keller, Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Richardson, and Miss BranT. Mr. Childs reTired Trom The posiiion oT Head EmeriTus OT The Boys' Phys- ical EducaTion DeparTmenT, and Mrs. Eisler Trom The Foreign Lan- guage DeparTmenT. Six Teachers Took a leave oi ab- sence in I956-l957: Mrs. Barbara Johnson, girls' physical educaTion: Mrs. Joan Korman, Mr. RoberT SweeT, and Miss Mary Lou Rude, English, and Mrs. Joanne Frake, oT- Tice sTaTi. The l:aculTy Council oT I956-I957 sky, Mrs. MargareT James, Mr. Ro- land Wehr, Mrs. Karol Greeson, Mr. Carl Clader, Miss Virginia Donham, Mr. Bailey Shearer, and Mr. RoberT Harper. Miss Norma SleighT pre- sided over The Council which repre- senTs The TaculTy in making recom- mendaTions To The adminisTraTion. I956-I957 was a year marked by The expansion oi The adminisTraTion and TaculTy as parT oT The whole pic- Ture oi a school in The progress oT growTh. Thanks To Them, New Trier was run eTTicienTly and well, main- Taining iTs posiTion as a highly re- specTed educaTional insTiTuTion among American high schools. 5 FACULTY MEN'S BANQUET INTRODUCES NEW TEACHERS TO NEW TRIER E ,1 NEW TEACHERS AT FACULTY MEN'S BANQUET: Mr. Efnyre, Mr. Barney, Mr, J. Jensen, Mr. Gaffo, Mr. Labadie, Mr. Esarey, Mr. Bmcfef, Mr Chapman, Mr. Rude. Mr. McKendall, Mr. Hadbarger, Mr. Buerqer. BUERGER AND IRWIN PERFORM FACULTY WOMEN ENTERTAIN NEW TEACHERS ----W 71 1-:A- --- ' Y, iinw- '- ,,-,,, ,, , R rv- ,W ,yi MR. MARRAN LOOKING SMUG we-A-.-I. I i dh MR. HENDERSON AND MR. LAUER INOT LOOKING SMUGI AFTER THE BALL IS OVER I OFFICE STAFF AT FACULTY WOMEN'S PARTY MR. JONES IN A STATE OF ALARM MR. CRAMLET JUST IN A STATE ES x ,M N J FACULTY COUNCIL Sfanding: Mr. Shearer, Mr. Harper. Seafeciz Mr. Maiinsky, Mrs. M. James, Mr. Weiwr, Mrs. Greeson, Mr. Clader, Miss Denham, Miss Sleigiwi ipresidenfl. MRS. E. M, .3-.EPGTT RUSS M. .H,J,i.Ifl EAR, C, MLS. J. 1-iLF,5.U'GH 5.5555 F. J. f,.wfiDEiSCi-F Mi. W. J, !aSCHais15,,4. Girls' Physica? Educeiiori Aciiusim-ani Counsigior FOfvElQ1l'iii.61flQUE'Qw:4 curls' Piwsiceik Eoiicqitioez Minis Mm'Eieme.i'ir' C 2-6 il, .J,T.l'f!t'-iS lfiibif U15-Hif iviii. iii. VV. ijf RiLi:Y Wiki: L. C. iJ:'.ii.iiY Nfl. F, f,,'l.5C'fY'Ef ,MESS H, EE., 2,- SQcfQi.1ry. Slig:ii.'is Oiiicst Elxxinnss kchu17.fimrl Sciericig Librfiry !.s2istf.n1 Bm,-f.' Ph,'1:i.1.f.K kciiur.-,-sim, Q.-ji5f,Q, arm VF 21 -'i'lfT Jiri L SWA W if' ' if 'Lf 'V' li W ' 'C 1' ' ' ' L. f. iy1:'uww .aJ. . :.x.A,,Q -uziqn J. 1 . .mi .,,, .M .. V , ,i , . X. W ,Y ,',,.A.- ii Cui , i, L ,i .--- V-W., V ii.,.-, .-i., i.,-,. ,Y-f,,,... Hari G-irls' Gym Oificf: M Y wr-'Jian Liyzir. 'i fi wr: .r .wmvi .if,.'gaii. ' rf Q1 Y , AY.-. fr... ,-, -Q ,f-, ,.-.,f -y fix 'I ' 'F , 4.1! ' X, f ' r X VJ- , f f r ' -f. 3--V 5 hffil, ' 4 -4-A ef 'bw- T! i H455 E.1a.ZCWS5iP MF, FI. EQYLE MRS.13-..J.8NRADBLWN MISS E, L. BREIDENEACH MR. H, Tl, BROVVN Mfi. C. F EUERQEF- 3126-V91 FNIIFKF Mufif Ffvfeiqn lwnfsuaqos Business Edlycafimn Erwfziish MP1, f'--!. Efugpffif MRS. M. BULLEN MR, C. CARLSTROM MISS Ji. CfSQU1YC5f MRS. K. 5. CARROLL MISS G. CIASELHJ. Sidi' 5f'U'fiFS3 Ehfiliih lnfiuiirial Ark Srviigl Siudiqx Furinsqcs Qffiro LH XR. PHD. CATCH 5.4H.NN. KCHAPMAN MR.Q,NN,QLADE!1 MR, H. FLCLARK MlF1.M.T.COEU5lN MR.Y, H.CQ'NDON :Adih-Qmaiirn Music S-:lance Science 5-ocialSh1diPs Science FA CR,z',iAL2'I' MiSS M. i. CRITCHETT MRSJ1, H. UALGETY MR. YJ. H. DAVIS MISS M, D. DEAMES MISS R. C. DICKINSON ,Amin Cir?-.finq Sm-ial Sivrflipf. Puuinncc Officf 'Sm-ia! Shvflixnx Enqlish Amid.-an! Libr'-rrifzn 55 EV C,,Q,HJ-H3 5, ghgjf. Lv WV Qvljjqggiri JAP. E. -2. ELLHS NHL, ES,-LHEY' PvlRS,M,ES1fRREYk MR. R. E. ETNYRE p ,.-,.Q,:,, 3 .f,p,,A pu Er.,1'if',h Social Smdiaz Driver EduCa?iOU CHIC? SMH Mafhemgfics MISS Y, fa, FRF-wQ3kR MR. D. G?rls'Physic.al Educfnicm Ma C. QL GIESON MRS. C. E. SILK. MRS. K, GREESON iwk. 'xcn5.2l15ir1r1A Mqnfxqrer ixuffiinrium Uiffcimr Eu',inrv.n Rnyq' I-HSS M. EWAMS mas J, R. mms: Mn, SEAM-4Eis.E1 MQ fa ofa, 21.,f.W M.3H15Y11.5Hc5 Enqlinh Arte ,ind Crrgfwh r'3.nGC:rgg7fx,' MISS F. J. FLENTYE M5155 M, FLOOD A-JRS. E. M. FQYSCH MRS Ffrrpimv Lgrvquy-aqffw hcniihgni Lihmriqyv Girls' ,Phyxifal Ffixpf-f.iim+ Mirm Pvifsivbieme-iics v-Q - f U-aacf wi- m 11-3953 Vi, L E X-:uf fzrfmv wg 474' ..,. H, f Rf. yr-vgrfvbia 5551. r ik Pla ff. I S5 .al 1'-1:1 . 'TCW KE PAR. P, A. F2A.F-HYZEVJ Rhys' F'hyn?f,1I Fchyfffiif-yr, EfvyQ'PS1ysftf.I U , 021' 7 N N faxmn Ifwfvlqn l,.nfjuf,.ia4 MFL. JH. J. uhm 4.4 mn. A. -fs, Vzfxv. ' v1 x. . . rx4.1..J:.Uui ina... m, Hl:NIQE.ibCN 5,1544 PM gJQ,Qfl-g,.4g,g,.,,.f Science Mdinzvnefacs Socuel Sfudies Pa.fenkJ Hash Cfibifzf Forgiqr. Ldfujv V 1 Wm. HOW Mi. A. 'A. HURLEX1 MQ.l..C.15W'i IN' MR. J. A. Ji.CO'ESUN MRS, L. P, JACOESCN MTI. U. JAMES 5Cl5'HC:9 Boys' Physica! 'Edfucaiiori Enqlisii Iruduniriafi fkrh Rc-rgis7rz:r's Office Mfmiheemaiics f-435-. .i-i. .1'.fiMiE'h HF. Gu VU, .H:i'X'SgTV'i MP. V. K- .H:N3f:ii7 HH, U. it Jflf'-L1 Pilfvg H..W?HWS4T1?-I MHS, i. i. ,i'ff?l'IH54 ?l frrfgif1'nL5i1'vfJljar3f:' fnrniqr. l.,gnry1g:.11in-, Miiiixnnmiirz Gwyn' i'i1y',iCf1l Effiygdklraii Mimnrm-jrapiw Oifirr' Fnrqiqn Lfznqiyav-faq, M!1.fi'..J.JOHNSTON MR. C. H. JONES MRS. fx. JORDAN MR. E. W. KA!-KLER MISSG.L.1iAfiL MISS S. D, KEATING Sccidf Siudies 7v'ia1'hema'Eic5 Office Sfaff Foreign Lanquaqes Enqlisii Girls' Physical Educafion M55 E. i.. 2451-50 mas. E, A.. moo w..a.:4iz4,a51 was 8.1. Kama M155 J. P.Ki?17wi1LLER MISS v, E. KRAL Efi,iihcma1icv Muaiqritnqif Hn-gn' Lnrhw Room ,Mai Girl2'Fi1ysiCfiIEClUf,f:?ioii Snci,flSiwdia1. Drama and SDQC-viii ,.g,.i,., -pf...1-ri...-,i.V-iiwrzi ,fi..1.-..--iiwef i-4.155 s. vdjrowib 1. Ysqii Q. LAL225 f ,.,- ,,,-i, iv, LZ, . ., , P ir- viii, L i.-gil .ga lndiwzimi .url-' i-fnrmfgn Lnrifgiifvg-'-u induxirxfei fria Em-.ff.'Fi1-picdlEdvin.,5i9,1 i iv-RRS. A, NY. LAVERY MP., N. S. LEHMAN MRS. S. J. LENARD MBSH.lv1,LliNNAlLOS MR L. LIl5HlNl.Ci Music English English Fomiqri l..mqu:iq.2s lznc'-la-.ii .1 fi,-.nl L, ig-,LlLl. MISS J. Pi Lljixlf-SlNUllll'l lvllf,5.f4,M1xC,yl.S MF li Mall?--!'wlxY IDR 75 i I' ll 1 l.sa?l1qr11.iliQ'- Fnqlisll Miriii, .fyxylri lflriviii-1 Fm:-iqn l,:rv3iu,lq-H. K MR. J. F. MARRAN MR. H. MARX MISS l.. J, MAY MR. J. C. NicFADlSAN MR. FL. G. IMCGEE Social Sludies Social Sludies lvlallwernalics Boys' Physical Educalion Enqlizla lvTlSS G. L. MOELLER MK. L. MGREY MISS LA. PWOIUARTY MRS. M. L. MORRIS MR, J. M4 NAY Foreign Lexnqueiges Foreign Lfinqilqiqgw Mdlh-2-rnfmcs Foreign Ldnqudqos Sociml Zludiizz, P 'A ' ' Q 1 we .4-rf, 'ff-' i - - Q2 A- i l Z1 ': i 1-ia film ,145 f I V ..,A if f fi Q M MISS S, M, NELSON lvilii. L. l'XlEl1'i lvifxN M155 P. IN-llf5C:'Elv'if:YklQ Ivifafp, f-., i'ilQfl'll'lFQI7 Mi. Q ,' 'f -lf Social Sludias f-.Lilo Dfivinq RQqinlr,:f':. Gfiici GJLliCiflll'1lfTrililllngOiil .lJ li,-Jil i, f. HITS, M, Lf, IJLIICWI M13951,lsSi,ff.,IN!iw 9.1133 WE Vrmiigk M135 P,w,f',+.'1U:2f25.fUfx1 Msg, II, Fhlifizyl ME? I-I, MFE? 3 IfIf'fIC C-IIIK' IIWIPI Iiw'-rv OIIL Q SEMI Fm-:firm Lfmqufqqos Euc5'II',Iw fr'fffII'.Ix A 1 s.e5:,m,f'Ir-111 MISS S. I'firV-MFI I, mug I Vihnfimm, M535 R, PII? MRS, I, L, F.-.FI1ilTTfJ MRS. 1a,PE,i.,m Ir1qIi'Iv f-IrI','I I1y',If ,II I'f'Iur,xIlf-n IIf'vr1w Ig fvnf'-mIv'f f-i1In'Fhy'.i' ,+I IffIllf'fgfIfm Flvwrf-Ifjn I,ar1qcl:Iqr', Muzif JL' ff MP. Im. I. IiEf,QIfII'I MISS I I, IZ, FIIfINI'I!xI7fOI MIEIS C, V, 7IIi5l,f:R MFI, G. VY, QEYIXIOI,DS MI55 M, I'I. III'IUIJIfS Mil G, IQISHOI C,,,ff-:Mid M,,n,Iqf-r Bxvxinma Eduviaglimx ,fu:.aicI.+nI LI'or,vrI,m Scmrumi' S94-aah EnqIixIu I-IR, D, I-I, ROFfIiRTSOrJ MR, C, F, M'DCI'fFY MRS, W IiOI3BI?C' MRS, M, VJ, ROMIKPII MRS. M. L. RUOE M5a, v,I:1,rDE n,,Y,-- pIW.vg,,,5 yi,f,,f,,pj,,,1 2.-If-Urn IfiIr1wr.Q1,IgiII1UIII1 Irwfzlich I'n1',Ii:II Uvwnm ,ln-'I Sy'-M-171 ,g I, ,, .gg ,V gf,-,,.,,TI 5E.v.,VJERLIN6 .rf1?:5,.'v1 QSHC1'-'-LE1 MISS N. 6, ELEIGIWI 1-ark, D, 9, SMITH -I., I LJ-LI -.I I 'I'?QlIlTr,.r'1x Quin., I29'llI 5'ffV-'-1-Ili! SVI xl'If3rn,,fII-'L M:vIhf2mCIIIC5f PImIOQr,,IpIw w i W MQ5.J.f.S?w'QUlNY MRS,F',J-.STEFFENS MF1,J.F.SWiNVALl. MF1S,A. S.STEV'!ARl Ml25fH..1,3m4r1 Ennjgfifiw Cvifiur Sheff AN Snif-ncr Mlfihnmffiim MH C, SULLIVAN MRS, L. SUTTQN MRS. L. TELUS MR. N. E. UD? MR. fu fi. V!-N Aififfl Eefylqgivifg Cirln' Phycirel Edljqzuiirvn P-mines: fiiiirn M4i1wv'w1,4lir: Dfwy:'Phy1if-zl Eflufahmm MW.S.S.'fE3NOfNl MISS H. G.VOELZ MISS E.WfkLTi MRS.S.WARD MISS G. FLWASYLFJVISKY Sqignqgc Girls' Physical Educaiion Social Sfudim Suiencc Social Siudinf. MF. C. U. XNATERS MRS. L.. O. VVATERS MISS F. A. VVEILER MR, K. L. WELLTNGTON MISS M. VIHEELER ?W'iFjM1j'.?W1,1fiC,U SOFIHI 5fHfiIP'- Sfirwvcre Alvin Drivinq fvhlu' Pluynirmwi Eflwlffaiifw MINES E. WHWE MRS. MJ. WH.KEN!N6 MPA. E, WILSON wrR5,21.3,w'1NG Mil, W,S,ZU51OwSVs English Music Office English E,-.qligh KO,-Egan Ldngw,-..i,, 4 :IW NEWS ART EDITOR POSES AT EASEL FOR RIVAL PUBLICATION, ECHOES SOPH ART APPRECIATION STUDENTS TRACE DESIGNS ON INKED MARBLE I 5? , 4 ff 5 'I g I AN ADVANCED PROJECT IN WOODS ' L K.. w- r f11's'fx5l X ' 1. l 'iz 15 .fy L .vw , :ji K 3. 1? -f -2 I . 5 is 33. ' 2 ai of ii f. 4 . fl I 5? V, E E if ' ' 5 is ' l I if . s ex it r 6 f I 4 ,. ., 1 , , .. ' 1 T .9 I ' Q . L f -2 .,...,.,............A1 . 1 r,-----v -. ORAL REPORTS EN FRANCAIS Throughoul iris exislence, New Trier has always had an inleresling and conlinually advancing curricu- lum. II has been known for Ihe wide variery of courses, and Jrhis year was parlicularly noleworlhy for New Trier as The school saw a number of changes and advances in The curricu- ular program. Especially imporlanl were The new courses for advanced sranding in English and Uniled Slales hislory, which were olllered for Ihe Iirsr Time Ihis year in addirion Io lasl year's innovalion, advanced malh. Bolh of Ihese new courses are conducled on college freshman level and are oi- fered during Ihe senior year. The hislory class conlinues work of Ihe junior survey course wirh exrensive reading on social, economic, and polilical problems. Advanced Eng- lish concenlrales on an acguainlance wirh Ihe classics-from Plalo Io DeaJrh of a Salesman -and work in composilion, wilh classes con- ducled mainly by discussion Tech- niques. There were olher new courses Ihis year. Calculus and Ihearre produc- Iion olliered work in more specific areas. Consumer economics and consumer problems uniled srudies in business and home economics. More emphasis on a solid aca- demic background for all sludenrs predominaled Ihroughoul 'Ihe school. IN MISS MOELLER'S FRENCH 3A rn I PH 'als WW 'wm,,,,, GUIDANCE TESTING STAFF COMPILING THOSE LITTLE WHITE BOOKLETS ACH DU LIEBER! SONG FEST IN GERMAN 3A MRS, REAM DIRECTS COMPOSITION WORK IN HARMONY 3A WOODSMAN, SPARE THAT OAK THE SPHERICAL BLACKBOARD AIDS VISUALIZATION IN TRIG. IV ':-'27 'fx 3 I I Y I .,.. mx I . . a if PRESTO - - - . . . CHANGO! cosr: 56,000,000 SPANISH sruosms PLAY PINATA, AN om CHRISTMAS GAME I DISSECTION OF EARTHWORMS FASCINATES STUDENTS IN BIOLOGY 2A WILL THE WORM TURN? V vw Z 5 if A - jlvpf 5 1,1 Z? J -4 ' A, ., ' ' ,rv -, nf 3, .4 - -1 Q41 .f.-3: ,, y ffv,-az.-fzffff :Ma-'L' Tdffzmf' I . iff T4 1, 4 '-CfC25 1. ' '. . .,1 r, QM, 1 , g. .. ., ., -, -- ,.,, A A K ' ff1'i1V'.'Vyryf--,f Zim- ,f ' 'fi'-'ZVQ f 'Q 475371. '61 f , 4 4 14 A X V- V 49 A5 15 . ,. . . . 5- f ff- I 15,4 I If -. 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CHILDS CONDUCTS MATH CLASS NEW LUNCHROOM TEMPORARILY STUDY HALL A JUG OF WINE, A LOAF OF BREAD, AND THOU I VV 1 ' V' V ' fi L. x ONE THOUSAND MOUTHS TO FEED IN TWENTY-FIVE MINUTES I NS W MISS SLEIGHT'S ADVANCED MATH 2Av STUDY OF WORLD RELIGIONS IN MISS WASYLOWSKY'S FROSH HISTORY CLASS nn1 rnMQ IIPI ' N I ' Y n , STUDENTS STUDY ANTHONY AND CLEOPATRA IN ENGLISH 4Ad MR. COBURN'S BRITISH HISTORY CLASS 'AWA S ff gf ,, ,T Vf,., , X07 , f ' , f y:, f ff f X ,JO I MW ' I Q31 I J Q 3 ' Q74-ww , ,,., K ' ' I S S, I a I I 1 2 E w , 1 W f . ' I .V ' ' J' w 5 ' X ' , w , ' J - - Q- -1 Q J ,, 1 1 , ,vw s 1 'Z 'Y' W W :N , ,T 7 1 Y , 5 1 W 1: 3 Y , ,' ' w 1 Q -, .4 ,., 1 1 ,, Wm , .. 4 , , . Vi v , , J ' w 1 J ' , , , 1 2 x ' 1 , 5, ' i 'k , , N Ji , f wg , yi. , W i ' -Q I w 1 W f w r 1 ! 1 w W 1 ff yy ' ff . . -f, X1 k gjye: 1 Qv7ff,?fQ:,Aff,:.ff4 I I ,ff WY! 4 4 '79 if ' 'f f- If 1934 f ' ff' , , fc, ? 2 ,f 1 ff M I .v dr ,WH ,ff 'gf 43' , sa, , L 'K 2 ,v., f f f . uf., 4 J, ,-,,-ff oo: v, 1-ig.,-1 4 4 .,... 44, fwfr ,T - ,1,,gM,f4, g.! A. ,f ,, ,.-,ff-, , Wf as DON HAIDER NANCY BURMEISTER PAT PETERSON KEN CHILDS President Vice-Presidenf Secreiary Treasurer J- f..i,1 4 ,ww I..-. I 'f -f N X' I I 7. ff, . H c ! I I I , I I I , , V,-.YY I , I . I' , A , . A , , . , I I f PARENTS TAKE FRESHMAN ENGLISH ON FROSH GO-TO-SCHOOL NIGHT BOYS DEMONSTRATE GHOST BALL FOR VISITING PARENTS MOTHER AND X X Q- , : s.. DAD ATTEND BAND CONCERT PRESENTED BY FRESHMEN .. -..f N ,, lf -,...-..,,- Lasf fall 950 freshmen descended upon New Trier-a group larger by I46 fhan lasf year's Freshman Class. This year a major change was made in fhe accommodafion of fhe new sfudenfs, all freshmen being puf in sfudy halls for freshmen only. These were supervised by upperclassmen fo acquainf freshmen wifh fhe self-con- frol necessary in regular sfudenf- supervised sfudy halls. Second semes- fer all freshmen nof recommended for faculfy supervision were placed in upperclass sfudenf-supervised sfudy halls. On Ocfober 25, parenfs of New Trier freshmen affended Go-fo- School Nighf wifh fheir sons and daughfers fo discover fhe rigors- physical as well as menfal-fo which fheir hardy children were subiecfed each day. Lafer in fhe fall, class officers were elecfed. Along wifh fhe sfeering commiffee and fhe adviser chairmen, Miss Blanche Veach and lvlr. Roberf Ream, fhe officers planned several no-dafe freshman dances and pro- mofed ofher class acfivifies. Freshmen were acfive in many fields. They gave sparlcling perform- ances in fhe frosh-soph play, Mrs. lVIcThing, and several freshmen par- ficipafed in Lagniappe. Ofhers were falenfed enough fo play in band or orchesfra. If fhe class of I96-O proves as sfrong as if is large, if should pro- vide some of fhe besf leadership New Trier has ever had. FROSH STEERING COMMITTEE Top row: Brown, Mac- Bryde, Klew, Malzkin. Third row: Behrslock, Erickson, Davis, Allen, Adelman, Lewis, Slump. Second row: P o w e I l, McDougall, McCaus- land, Lanyi, I-lorloerg, Cohn, Marland, Boss! har'I. Bollom row: Spiegel, Milchell, Sherer, Mr. Ream llooys' adviser chairmanl, Miss Veach lgirls' adviser chair- manl, Keyser, McKin- ney, Bollhol, Sillen. 111051114 ' if J' N-., '54 L.-,T...,k--11.v.ul FRESHMAN BOYS' HONOR GROUP ' Top row: I-lanson, Ceilhaml, Sampson, Claire, Moreen, Schuessler, Armslrong, Ferdinand, Malzkin, Will, Brown, MacBain. Fourlh row: Circle, Melelils, Bushnell, Nalhan, Rau, Klein, Beafly, McPherson, Mandel, Erickson, Brooks, Walde. Slrahorn, MacBryde, Johnson, Gum- mins, Behrslock. Third row: Swain, Eiseman, Ward, Marland, I-Iorwilz, Erickson, Milchell, Kavina, Marlin, Doughly, Grossman, Sheldon, Chadsey, Levy, Selzer, Becker Browning, Slickgold. ' Second row: Johnson, Baumgarlen, Bernslein, Wanger, McDougall, Buck, Freeman, Raynor, Blulenlhal, Wilkey, Powell, Brillan, Bridegroom, Siporin Pinkerson, Reed, Riman, Lyllon. Bollom row: Gaber, Krugman, Seilz, Schwall, Karl, I-liken, Nein, Phillips, Sloss, Cohen, Andersen, Collrell, Cunningham, Capps, Naiburg, Nilsson Bossharl, Fisher. FRESHMAN GIRLS' HONOR GROUP Top row: Becker, Parker, Marlin, I-lass, Sachs, Friedman, Goodyear, Greenebaum, Shapiro, Jenkins, Bair, Long, Todd, Lillell, Logan. Fiffh row: Kaar, Lorch, Edmonds, Callander, Morava, Lewis, Braun, Miller, Pawlan, Keenan, Bers, Ingersoll, Vyse, TenEyck, Beniamin, Manly, Gulsche Bradley, Jones, Snipes. Fourfh row: Walls, Aden, Miller, Arnslein, Van I-lorne, Gould, Rapporl, Evans, Bowen, Corwine, I-Iinkle, Dickinson Ellioll, Fowle, Trossman, Veller Wenck, Pelerson, I-lughoy, Mooney, Perrin. Third row: Flelcher, Fields, Whealon, Kelleher, Bell, l-Iarl, Lechner, Goldberg, Mouzakeolis, Rusin, Carroll, Davis, Pelerson, I-lulcheson, Taylor, Giallom bardo, Zeller, Miller, I-Iamillon, Keyser. , Second row: Marcus, Franco, Nudelman, Wodis, l-leyward, Sherer, Dillan, Mach, Ehrharl, Buck, Slanlon, Cohn, Barnard, I-lorberg, Glabrnan, Gross man, Aisner, Meyer, Palailh, Tredwell. BoH'om row: I-Iillman, Kiper, Boalh, Dehne, Seilerl, Powell, Shaw, Burmeisler, Ude, Barrell, Spiegel, Rubinson, Rosenlhal, Caballero, Zibble, Premack Comar, Ware, Clemenlson, Cohler, Levin, Taylor. X I ' '4-i , ' , ,kwa Mm, BETWEEN-DANCE BREAK PILLS cokmnoas NOTHING BUT A HOUND DOG I , If ' n A , MOM TRAILS SON TO TENTH-PERIOD CLASS ENTERTAINMENT HAWAII STYLE AT A FROSH DANCE PARENTS LOOK ON AS FROSH AWAIT START OF SWIM ROUTINE OI-DER GENERATION TRIES HAND AT SKETCHING MRS. ALPAUGH Top row: Bair, Meloy, Engelbrechl, Jen- kins, Milchell, Ball, Doke. Third row: l-laiqhl, Kier, Deahl, Berg, Boyer,-Raikula, Seehaler. Second row: Wilson, O'Neil, Grosman, Glassenberq, Nelsen, Kiper, Beally, Wollson. Bollom row: Mrs. Alpaugh, Loose, Ba- ker, Warlman, Kimball, Spiegel, Bax- ler, Drackell, Weiss. MR. BROWN Top row: l-laider, Walker, Finzer, Mc- Dade, Wex er. Third row: Nielsen, Fisher, Priesl, Erick- son, Keilel, Provol, l-lurley, Rosner. Second row: Ceilhaml, Foollik, Fleisch- man, Cummings, Fenlon, Johnson, Carpenler, Kline, Schullz. Bollom row: Mr. Brown, Ohlf, Schoen- berg, Mapke, Chess, McClure, Rosen, Bell, Slephens. MR. BUERGER Top row: Murdock, Mercer, Polls, Piepho, Burke, Ovson. Third row: Talham, Slrahorn, Schoen- brod, Caskey, l-loward, Williams, Rob- inson. Second row: Thomas, l-lolland, Gibbons. Cummins, Kenl, Wood, Freeman, To- paz. Bollom row: Mr. Buerqer, Rossharl, Slrauss, l-laspray, Elkin, Chrisman. Goldman, Nein, Rubel. MR. CARLSTROM Top row: Brooks, Vail, Lill, Laird, Mc- Enery. Third row: Cary, Wilkinson, Anderson, Brinkerholl, Kovas, Fox, Carlin, Eise- man. Second row: Rusnak, Wriqhl, Older, McDonough, Kavin, Dahl, Clarke, Lyl- lon, Bondreauz. Bollom row: Mr. Carlslrom, Baumqar- len, Nelson, Runnleldl, Engslrom, Boynlon, Marsh, l-loward, Dillz. MISS CARRICK Top row: Shapiro, Sebben, I-lellmund, Slroemer, McArlhur. Third row: Sachs, Benjamin, Bradley. Kirby, Bealon, Bianchi, I-Iunl, I-lunlley. Second row: Schram, Bell, Johnson, Shoop, Rapporl, Bales, I-Iawkinson, Moore, Snyder. BoHom row: Miss Carrick, Mora, Frank- onslein, Wenck, Powell, Gales, Pick, Zibble, Slruggles. MR. CLADER Top row: Magner, Bingham, Scoll, An- derson, Lindblad. Third row: Moeller, Singsen, Dell, Pierce, Smilh, Will, Spindell, I-Iaas. Second row: Barr, Buckmasler, Erickson, Eink, Wickman, Larson, Marland, Pinkerson, Rome. Bollom row: Mr. Clader, Swain, Slein, Slade, DeWoli, Osgood, Moore, Con- verse, I-liken. MR. ELLIS Top row: Sfarrell, Slrong, Re-mer, Rams- dell, Cherry, Donegan, Smilh, Taylor. Third row: Thornlon, I-leggie, Claire, Aaron, Weslerhold, Shapiro, Mallen- Tori, I-lerron, Kinnaircl. Second row: Becker, I-loiles, Smilh, Lang, Trenkmann, I-Iuyler, Websler, Wilkey. BoI Iom row: Mr. Ellis, Schochel, Nils- son, Borg, Fleming, Kenlay, Rados, Silfen, Maloney. ' MISS FRAZIER Top row: Hess, I-lass, Luensman, Bifzer, Bruno. Third row: Allen, O'Brien, Veller, Saun- ders, Pelersen, Fielsch, Logan. Second row: Rooks, I-Ioel, Nordenberg, Goldman, Richardson, Bradley, Davis, Cayell. Boflom row: Miss Frazier, Buckingham Jackson, Michels, Powell, Miller, Ross Morgan, Smilh. MR. HARPER Top row: I-Ieinemann, Mackenzie, Kirk Beierwalles, McConnell, Farwell, Tel- lis,'NobIe, King. Third row: Marlin, McCohan, Siporin Porler, McCausland, Ibis, Komiss Schuman. I Second row: Ellis, Edwards, I-laver kampi, Gingiss, Busnell, Perry, Dough ly, Alexander, Miller. BoI'+om row: Mr. I-Iarper, Sprowl Capps, Lochner, Sydell, Fisher, Brad bury, Miller. Massey. MR. JENSEN Top row: Milnor, l-l. Brown, J. Brown Lederer, Willlnile, Grilschke, Bloom field, Prescofl. Third row: Collins, Parker, l-lekloen Truesdale, Baler, Jones, Lawler. Second row: Troch, l-lanson, Porler, F Brown, Mefelils, Woollell, Froh, Jor- gensen. BoHom row: Mr. Jensen, Cook, Wil- lauer, Bollhof, Eisner, Cunningham Levy, Tucker, Mann. MR. LARSEN Top row: Fox, Goldberg, Brodl, Haring, Ely, S. Johnson, Browning, Telleli. Third row: Slrassburger, Lee, Collins, Selzer, O'Connor, l-lilderbrand, D'An4 cona. Second row: Milchell, Ball, Peoples, Mc- Gralh, B. Johnson, Sargent Moir, Gordon. BoH'om row: Mr. Larsen, Andersen, Zechman, Fallek, Cain, Downes, O'Rourke, Berg, Molner. '- MISS LA VEZZORIO Top row: l-louslon, Gulsche, Peferson, Sharpe, Van l-lecke, McCain. Third row: Pilzer, Schmidt Sorenson Slavin, Weber, Sopkin, l-laddad. Second row: Lebin, Palferson, Lauliman, Zeller, Allyn, Rickards, Marcus, Gross- man. BoH'om row: Miss LaVezzorio, Taylor, Wade, Jones, Lus+er, Burmeisler, Con- rad, Caballero, Harrison. MISS LONGSWORTH Top row: Weinrich, Yosl, Korman, Min- nema, Taylor, Malhis. Third row: Morava, Friedman, Chorn, l-lughey, l-lansen, Freund, Pelerson. Second row: King, Greenebaum, Flow! ers, Van Anrooy, l-loulihan, l-lallburg, Risius, McSwain. BoHom row: Miss Longsworlh, Dillon, Levine, Johnson, Wade, Meyer, Dre- mack, McWilliams, Ware. MR. MARRAN Top row: Sleinbrecher, Poole, Sailley, George, MacBain. Third row: McPherson, Glanz, Rubens, Rogers, Waldo, Blumberg, Johnson. Second row: Angell, Rubens, Slump, Jordan, Adams, Kaup, Goldslein, Co- hen. BoHom row: Mr. Marran, Naiburg, Bud- inger, McGuire, Schwall, McDaniel, Gaber, I-leller, Sfern. MR. McGEE Top row: Carlson, Davies, Moreen, Roll, Moir, Manahan, l-lodge, Macliryne, Sievens. Middle row: Beauchamp, Morris, Fleish- er, Bryanl, Powell, Ward, Grubs, l-lechl, Bluienlhal, Buclc. BoHom row: Mr. McGee, Brilian, Gore, Carpenler, Lindsley, Sloss, May, Yale, Phillips, Kessler. MR. McKENDALL Top row: Franlc, Werlymer, McAbee, Hughes, Mafzlcin, Quigley, Siurm, Thalman. Third row: l-larringlon, Ahon, Arihur, Oppenheim, Levy, Sheldon, Slein. Second row: Circle, Burmeisier, Turner, Carlson, Manchesler, Reed, Sliclcgold, Landman. BoHom row: Mr. McKendall, Glesener, l-lorwilz, Scher, l-lershinow, Fragassi, Dolniclc, Cohen, Miller. MISS MORIARTY Top row: Lanyi, Trossman, Lillell, l-louserrnan, Janensch, Feddeler, Ber- inger, i-linlcle, Dickinson, Wencli. Middle row: Pancoasl, Kemper, Kaar, Garcia, Fawle, Walls, Murphy, Arm- slrong, l-lariray. Bo'Hom row: Miss Moriariy, Mooney. Tredwell, Cole, Cohler, Meinarcli, Johnson, Yeager, l-loward, Comar. MISS NELSON Top row: Gilman, Callander, Komiss Levin, Ingersoll, Bers, Buhse, Allen. Middle row: Gould, Palmer, l-larl, Weis- senberger, lfreuser, Arnsiein, Miller Lower, Jensen. Bofiom row: Miss Nelson, Miallon, l-lor- berg, Mach, Wheaion, Aschbacher Aclipes, l-lillirnan, Clemenison, Ovson X MR. NEUMAN Top row: Rammon, Borre, Burlchardi, Kahn, Walling, Gillarde, Brady, Sand- ler, Culberg. Middle row: Miller, I-lendriclcs, Brandi, Rheinsirom, Abram, Rumiclc, Gross- man, McDougall, Flelcher, Krase. BoHom row: Mr. Neuman, May, Jaclc- man, Chrisioph, I-lolsleen, Slanclifli, Danforlh, Bloch, Pouilly. MISS POWELL Top row: Behrendf, Osborn, Adler, Wrede, von Ammon, Tenlfyclc. Third row: Lechner, Mafrhews, Nico- lazzi, Sielle, Finne, Morgan, Buclc. Second row: Mouzalceoiis, I-Iofliman, Ruggles, Coradini, Woodhead, Ad- ams, Clarkson, Baer. BoH'om row: Miss Powell, Aisner, Pa- laifh, Smilh. Olson, Levin, I-Ioerner, Ariehi, Woodruff. MISS PURDUM Top row: Maas, Janus, Brandi, McGee, Edmonds, Braun, Garner, Keenan. Middle row: Zimmerman, Goldberg, Lynch, Wasem, Davis, Melzger, Smilh, Paiiison, Slewarl. Bo'Hom row: Miss Purdum, Milnor, Goldman, Glabman, Whiliemore, Green, Gassner, Gerber, Nallira, Ru- sin. MISS PYLE Top row: Zegers, Manly, Jones, I-len- dry, Mason. Third row: Slocimaker, Pelers, McClar- nan, Vyse, Van Weylc, Aden, Veeder Second row: Benjamin, Kudellco, Korlil Yonlcers, Slcolnilc, Fields, Franco, Kel leher, Bo'Hom row: Miss Pyle, Prince, Bowren Odh, I-Ieyward, McGinn, Giallom bardo, Nudelman, Goldberg. 32-55. 'xfle kt, if 'Ta' ?f4'f MISS RHODES Top row: Leslina, Carroll, Evans, Alex- ander, l-loyl. Third row: Guslalson, Cram, DeVry, Gainer, Dorne, Meylhaler, Slaller, Kaiser. Second row: Blossom, Taylor, Scoll, Veeder, Crosby, Lord, Slanlon, Fall, Boolh. Bollom row: Miss Rhodes, Dehne, Sher- er, Vander l-leiden, Barrell, Roderick, Fulorian, l-lowensline, Fyle. MR. ROBERTSON Top row: Kremer, Childs, Schulz, Car- man, Neis, Oseland, Nischan. Third row: Pranden, McGuire, McDon- ald, Slurlini, McClellan, Beally, Lov- ell, Nighlingale. Second row: Mandel, Day, Behrslock. Brady, Birdlebouqh, Walkins, Riman, Packel, Lezama. Bollom row: Mr. Roberlson. Caslelli, Koller, Baker, Meier. Finkel, Bullon, Krone, Yurman. MRS. ROMAN! Top row: Coolidge, Delang, Lewis, Lin- inger, Long, Kaelzel, Sleinberg, Seq- erslen. Middle row: Corwine, l-lulcheson, l-lowe, Kresl, Slickler, Van Alyea, Wodis, Ehrharl, Perrin. Bollom row: Mrs. Romani, Shaw, Kahn, Kimball, Bell, Lubecke, Beckell, Weis- dorl, Zimmerman, Rosenlhal. MRS. STEWART Top row: Marlin, Lorch, Parker, Born Fisk, Herrmann, Cornyn. i Third row: Miller, Lord, Palmer, l-lunl, Bowen, Bloom, Lewis, l-lalvorsen. Second row: Galhercoal, Phillips, Lark- in, l-larrison, Liqhlner, Thomas, John- slon, l-lobbs, Lipson. Bollom row: Mrs. Slewarl, Ude, Smilh, O'Connell, Barnard, Gumbiner, De- Woll, McKinney, Rubinson. MISS STINN Top row: Zimmerman, Risley, Page, An- derson, Wilk, Wagner, Slarkwealher, l-larlman. Middle row: Bolin, Snipes, De l-lelre, Ensor, Schopen, Blair, Roy, Burns, Bradlord. Bollom row: Miss Slinn, Plelcher, How- ensline, Colberl, Buli, Mulshnick Cohn, Laird, Levin, Kaplan. MR. SMITH Top row: Clouse, Carmichael, Carlin, Ferdinand, Orfeqel, Felsing, Sampson, Hendrey. Third row: Schwall, Arons, Klein, Na- Jrhan, Menzel, Schmus, Berland. Second row: Engels, Adams, McLean, Weiss, Prodromos, Mayer, Sfeiiens, Lipps. BoH'om row: Mr. D, Smifh, Jaclcson, Gail, Conner, Wrighl, Lebin, Garvey, MacAr+hur, Salzman. MR. VAN AMAN Top row: Armslronq, Runnfeldl, Gorr, Buck, Kelly, McPhee. Third row: Slruggles, Sawyer, Black- well, Pelrigrew, McGauran, Buerer, Lawrie. Second row: Vogel, Pionlcowski, Eqle- sron, Chadsey, Sludy, Waller, Reich- ardir, Volland. BoHom row: Mr, Van Aman, Bride- groom, Morgan, Harms, Fox, Karl, Schmidf, Reilly, Seifz. MISS WASYLOWSKY Top row: Poccclc, Becker, Goodyear, Todd, Adelman. Third row: Simmons, Lauer, Oman, Cir- cuil, Happ, Pawlan, Ellioiur. Second row: Ohlson, Hoellerich, Pol- laclc, Lager. Lansing, Benevenli, Juk- lcola, Coolc. Bo'Hom row: Miss Wasylowslcy, Hamil- lon, Gallo, Fenfon, Cobb, Chrisfian- sen, Bells, Adler, Zuppann. MR. WATERS Top row: Jones, Condon, Blair, Schuess- ler, Brown, Kuyper, Gray, Woehcel. Third row: Hope, Levine, Schoenbrod Miller, Cozad, Wilson, Robin. Second row: Tobin, Scallan, Goodman Baer, McRoberJrs, Reasner, Rolh Wrighl. Boi+om row: Mr. Walers, Delzalco Douglas, Freels, Samuels, Rosen, Col lins,'Ziellce Rilfenberg. .ivpfwmvfvw 69 50 H010 MIKE BELKNAP ANN MARGARET OLSON JANICE FAIRBAIRN - PAUL OLIVER President Vice-PresidenT Secrefary Treasurer In Their second year as members oT New Trier, The sophomores showed abiliTy in boTh academic and exTra- curricular acTiviTy. In OcTober The group elecTed class oTTicers and each adviser room selecTed a represenTa- Tive To Thetflass sTeering commiTTee. WiTh The aid oT adviser chairmen Mr. Earl WeingarTner and Mrs. Eliza- beTh Cavanaugh, who was succeeded in The second semesTer by Miss Vir- ginia Kral, The class planned several parTies during The year To promoTe class uniTy and spiriT. The TirsT oT These acTiviTies was The ErosTy EroIic, a class parTy held on December 5Th. The evening be- gan wiTh enTerTainmenT highIighTed by a soph boys' can-can line led by The class presidenT, Mike Belknap. Everyone acclaimed The evening as a greaT success. The second class parTy, The WhiTe WabbiT Wamblef' Took place March 23rd and was equally eTTecTive in achieving class solidariTy. Every SaTurday aTTernoon in The Tall Tound The soph girls, TeaTuring Their class sweaTshirTs and caps, siT- Ting in The bleachers aT TooTball games cheering wildly. The Ponies gave Them good reason Tor all This enThusiasm by Turning in an unde- TeaTed season. The boys excelled in all sporTs and gave promise OT ex- cellenT varsiTy Teams in The coming Two years. The enTire class showed a remark- able amounT oT TalenT during The year. Many sophomores parTicipaTed in Lagniappe, and The soph play, Mrs, McThing, was an excellenT producTion. The class also advanced iTs repuTaTion Tor TalenT and leader- ship by acTively enTering inTo G.A.A., Girl's Club, Tri-Ship, STudenT Coun- cil, Drama Club, and The various music clubs. During The year The Sophomore Class earned a deserved repuTaTion as an ouTsTanding group. IT iT con- Tinues To equal iTs presenT record during The nexT Two years, iT will be one oT New Trier's noTable classes. SOPHOMORE STEERING COMMITTEE Top row: I-IardT, l-IeiT- man, LedbeTTer, STirl- ing, Avery, Anderson. Third row: I-IoTTman, Corley, Laser, I-Iarris, ShaTer, Ruddock, Dah- lin. Second row: Trukenbrod. Wilson, Swansen, Claar, Babize, Pan- coasT, I-Iuebsch, Yale. BoTTom row: Mr. Wein- garTner, Madigan, Oli- ver, Fairbairn, Belknap, Olson, Vande-rwicken, STaeb er, Mrs. Cava- naugh. I I . L , , I ' ' -1., - 1 4, ' V- ,A .x --. -If 4 CHAIRMAN MRS. CAVANAUGH AND SUCCESSOR MISS KRAL PRESIDENT BELKNAP DISCUSSES CLASS ACTIVITIES WITH CHAIRMAN WEINGARTNER SOPHOMORE BOYS' HONOR GROUP Top row: Lucas, Whilney, Bonslelle, Rindfleisch, Green, Shuey, Slirling, Werner, Elnyre, McNeill. Fi'H'h row: Fried, Harper, Rosenberg, Missner, Flynn, Scargle, Moullon, Harris, Millman, Wing, Jeffers, Shane, lzen. Four'I'h row: Sefhness, Young, Nelson, Anderson, Walker, Urban, Fanll, Depperman, Elliolf, Baker, Penninglron, Baleman, Kearney. Third row: Blalchford, Knowles, Porles, Zimmermann, Cornog, Rosen, Graham, M. Rosen, Glossberg, Merrick, Garner, Samuels, Chamales, Kaufman. Second row: Ligir, Klein, Slossel, Holdilch, Fried, Bales, Keller, Becker, Anolf, Diclcman, Friedlander, Allweis, Hoffman, Freund, Werlh. BoHom row: Curci, Murray, Ruddock, Quale, Lahey, Corley, Macdonald, Lewy, Huffman, Miller, Anderson, Irvine, Milchell, Shalcman. SOPHOMORE GIRLS' HONOR GROUP Top row: Wolf, Wright Danielson, Wiles ,DeMuIh Carpenler, McFaclzean, Clausen, Hasse, Sfokes. Fiffh row: Gilchrisl, Dehne, Kindred, Phalen, May, Herbenar, Parsons, Lauver, Slaebler, Waclc, DeRocco, Rirler, Nafhan, Hanson, Conser, Danielson, Johnson, Wilson. Fourfh row: Reich, Hahn, Ash, Roesing, Brewer, Holzenlcamp, Braun, Maynard, Laser, Kaplif, Engsfrom, Babcock, Swansen, Burns, Vanderwiclcen, Harris, Page, Love. Third row: Slceen, Siebel, Schluler, Shelby, Turner, Solomon, Kessel, Taylor, Miller, Hullman, Lueclcer, Oehl, II-less, Balcer, Edwards, Hoffman, Alberfs, Pollack. - Second row: Bigg, Pieroni, Lacey, Moreschi, Bliss. Borlcan, Carlson, Sloan, Cooper, Scheclcerman, Freeman, Sleadry, Wilson, Marsh, Alkinson, McGrew, Raub, Huebsch, Howe. Boi-Iom row: Black, Sarlcady, Schwall, Johnslon, Moore, Hasselmann, Linclauer, Barack, Passman, Edelman, Knowlron, Rosenlhal, Olson, Coyne, De- Berard, Gordon, Adler, Cone, Dashow, Rust I 'Qs' iii, STEVE WHITE STRUMS GUITAR SOPHS INTERPRET THE TERRIBLE TWENTIES AT CLASS PARTY GIRLS SHED HEELS AFTER l0:30 DANCE ROUTINE M.C.'s APPLAUD AN ACT SOPHS PARADE STAR-HUNG LUNCH HALL I I .HHM . .. I MR. ASCHENBACH Top row: Luensman, Pullman, Berry, Seng, l-lanser., Obermeier, Applegaie. Third row: MacKinnon, Edmonds, Golcher, Krall, Bafeman, Parlcer, Dunn, Leavill. Second row: Rosenlhal, Glossberg, Ten- nan'r, Dicus, Klein, Dahlin, Mason, Crose, Merz. BoHom row: Mr. Aschenbach, Ghasler, Allweiss, Reinish, l-loldiich, Johnson, Shanahan, Lirile, Merrisen, Pasler- naclc. MISS BEAN Top row: Buck, Palmer, Schwenn, Vai- celc, Robinson, Danielson, l-lanselman. Third row: Preslsa, Margolis, Hulchin- son, Thorsen, Marlin, Olley, Pope, Shafer. Second row: l-lervey, Laser, Viclor, Pol- lack, Morgan, Clauson, Pellersen, An- derson, Bernsiein. Bofiom row: Miss Bean, Zuppann, Ed- munds, Van Pysselberge, Leipzig, Ray, Sarlcady, Server, McLean, Knowllon. MR. CATON Top row: Kolehmainen, Merar, While, Missner, Green, Selhness, Bishop. Third row: De Vries, Rindfleisch, Reed- er, Slcarda, Flynn, Moullon, Morgan, Gessel. Second row: Green, Mangel, Clausing, Zimmerman, Berger, Kurland, Klinge- man, Leisch, Avery. BoH'om row: Mr. Caion, Zarbin, Dini, Proufy, Sliowley, Peferson, Weber, Gronsirom, McFadden. MR. DAVIS Top row: Hari, Sennoli, l-lealy, Cun- ningham, Roolcer, Whilney, Van l-lecl4e. Third row: Wilson, l-lill, Smilh, Camp- bell, Crilchell, l-lolmes, Bezdelc, Feuer. Second row: Caslcey, Graham, Vance, Orlengren, Meyer, Libir, Wexler, Slaughler, Kaufman, Woodloclr. Boi+om row: Mr. Davis, Ruddock, Swel- nam, Thoman, Carlsledl, Quale, Shak- man, K. Davenporl, S. Davenporl, Clingman. .,. V ,, .- 1, ' 4. ? g, l li 3.3. 50,2zh.4Q 210,063 vin. ' sf w we :Q S - 4 r -QL 1 f 12 ,Q 4 34 5 9 In 'fy I , Q., . , .1 ' - - M . . x , I - , . . oy? fv ,.. ' f.' '- ,, w e . ll ,,,, ,,:, , , yy YJ Pj! 4 , ...fl ZZ. f .A 3 I 4 , , I f Q W lv 549 gg vw f SKI 'Q fi Q., , -.X1 .j ii ' iv 'Y .- vulh , , TY -lj,-. :' I .. , I' -, 4 H 'A 2, '31 52521 , , . ,K ,f ..5.. V, M -, I v f . g 3' - jig-2 ' - A g . - - Q , V - 52 5- g, ,L , I - g . ' ,. f f-ZZ. -V9 ,-, , 2 f ef if - Q ' ' ,- ' 'N sive . Q 7 W ,W A .zvf in I , V' Z'l,f:'J' .,', '-'f'5r Z ,Q W A8 ' S - L Y i V I 1 Q A if f , ' ' e . -i , ef fing s ' ii V f , V. fm l' f- , f, ? Q Ak, ,. ,f, 1 , , . tv. - .5 -wx a t -, 1 A X - .,'w -aw f ' , . E ,I 2 i ' f 1 , n xl 3, g, l 9 , 1 . , lg A E c BV can ' W V Q ' 'I- l .xg - ,Q .i if , ' if MR. FEARHEILEY Top row: Manasler, Wing, lzen, Carl- son, Davalos, Slirling, Davidson. Middle row: Kearney, Woodruff, Fried, Frank, Charnales, Miller, Jennings, Giden, DeHelre. BoHom row: Mr. Fearheiley, Adams, Slock, Whiiehead, Lalzramenla, Thorn- lon, Orr, Springer, Becker. MRS. GALLIE Top row: Sl-ally, Clausen, Zagel, RiH'er, Sward, Mackey, Nalhan. Third row: Becker. Maynard, Ruelle, Kindred, Seng, LeVine, Grasly, Oehl. Second row: Kane, Applelon, Baker, Raub, Knorr, King, Massel, Freeman, Marsh. Boffom row: Mrs. Sallie, Johnslon, Ba- bize, Sullivan, Barr, Anderson, Sirem- mel, Robin, Passman. MR. JACOBSON Top row: Walerslradl, D. Miller, Bern- siein, Ellis, Scargle, Livingslon, Nich- ols. Third row: Munlz, T. Miller, Schaefer, M. Rosen, Neiman, Schaefer, Ade, Houck. Second row: Lane, Anderson, Pelersen, S. Rosen, Lucas, Wilson, Mcligue, Anderson, Scoll. BoHom row: Mr. Jacobson, Burgdori, Orion, Wrighf, Filzgerald, Doepel, LeMire, Farrell. MR. GUSTAFSON Top row: Horlons, Sleighl, Sloddard, Harper, Belknap, Sprowl, Hardl, Ray. Third row: Oliver, Anderson, Kovas, Goldowsky, Knowles, Riley, Kochlefl. Second row: Cornog, Carlson, Dresner Wirfh, Kominsky, Berkelhamer, Har: ris, Blalchliord. Boffom row: Mr. Guslaison, Haupl' Figge, Barone, Baer, Campbell, Daull Lawson, Erenburg. MISS KARL Top row: Schuell, Slokes, Sauler, Hein eken. Third row: Mouzakeolis, Cook, Vander wicken, Shelby, Schluler, Higgins. Second row: Hauser, Braun, Harfen berg, Holliman, Salvano, DeBerard Scheckerman, Bales, Lewis. Bo+'rom row: Miss Karl, Rosenberg, Hes ser, Orlegel, Adler, Wolf, Barack, Al kinson, Rosenlhal. I me MISS KING Top row: Baughman, Brodsky, Wolf Goldman, Solon. Third row: Abramson, Buesch, Renn Trukenbrod, Taylor, Solomon, l-lull- man, Edwards, Burns. Second row: McLeod, Michelel, Mob- ley, Baker, Allsebrooke, Holmes, New- ell, Cone, Tenney, I-lulson. Boffom row: Miss King, Goldboss, Ma- gee, McGauran, Zoline, Sleinlield Cooksey, Arabia, O'Neill, Rudy. MISS KRAL Top row: Byinglon, I-laverkampl, De- Rocco, Dorgan, Johnson, Pallon, An- dersen. Third row: Rieger, Cox, Weinberg, l-lowe, Bergman, Wood, Milchell, I-lar! l'is, Fairbairn. Second row: Emrau, I-less, Bayless, Claar, Lange, Nellis, Corry, I-lamillon, Cram, Berman. Bollom row: Miss Kral, Baur, I-lefler, Pieroni, l-lasselmann, Moorhead, Bab- cock, Griffin, Bigg, I-lagerly. MR. MALINSKY Top row: I-lollweg, Jeffers, Gray, Lane, Kallman, Cohen, Merrick, Millman, Grube. Third row: W. Sidney, M. Powell, Gor- don, Morgan, Krall, McCarlhy, Good- win, Myers. Second row: Weller. Lehman, Pelerson, Kulz, I-lerberl, Packel, Noble, Pearson, I-lollman. BoHom row: Mr. Malinsky, Sunderland, Press, English. Ford, Freund, Behm, Byrne, Slossel. MISS MAY Top row: Schreiber, Carpenler, Town- send, Mclzadzean, Madigan, Irvine, DeMu+h, I-ladley. Third row: Browne, Sybrandl, Douglas, Sholes, Lokensgard, I-lolzenkamp, Al- berls, Turner. Second row: Lowry, Ward, Czerwonky, Thompson, Day, Greenawall, Wenzel Gordon, Cooper, Cohn. BoHom row: Miss May, Lapperre Dashow, Sewell, Greenfield, Naninil Meyer, Weinberg, Rachlin. MR. McDOWELL Top row: Dellin, I-lalhaway, Luensman Gabbard, Michels. Third row: Young, Oser, Culver, Diel- rich, Nelson, Wolf, Berlel, Karraker Second row: Lichlman, Dohse, Elliol+ Delander, Bagby, Carslen, I-leilman Dlckman, May. BoHom row: Mr. McDowell, Fry, Kelley I-lulzlman, Priebe, Irvine, Samuels Morris, Scher. yi in A,.. 1 ,,., M ,S ,. ,,., - MR. McFADZEAN Top row: Shuey, Alkinson, Ellioll, Gil- lespy, McNeill, McCabe, Carr, Wech- fer, Daiss. Third row: Boone, Cooper, Porles, No- ble, Reinwald, Penningfon, Kramer, Kennedy. Second row: Rovin, Nelson, l-leilman, Moore, Schach, Davis, Werlh, Gin- giss, Franlzen BoHom row: Mr. Mclzadzean, Knapp, McConnell, Lahey, Lewy, Barlh, Ta- kiff, Sellzer, Dolan. ' MR. MOREY Top row: Meyers, Proul, Elrnyre, Juer- gens, Carler. Third row: Urban, Riman, Samuels, Thorsen, Garner, Felzer, Porler, Posey. Second row: Baker, Wilson, Lindslrom, Rossberger, Krueger, Bogie, Fried, Seccomloe, Milchell. BoHom row: Mr. Morey, Depperman, Anderson, LaMoHe, Walgreen, Ferris, Keller, Winkless, l-lanner. MR. PINK Top row: Spaulding, Rodgers, DeWiH, Muller, McNeil. Third row: Nisen, Bonslellei Kelly, Goodwin, B. Lederer, Nalenberg, En- gel, Myers. Second row: Walker, Vizcarrondo, P. Lederer, Finkelman, Winks, Cady. Robin, Gersdorf, Barr. BoHom row: Mr. Pink, Friedlancler, Murray, Woodall, Finzer, Zeulschel, Grung, Bales, Raicfel. MRS. RAFFETTO Top row: Wafson, Ward, May, Wack, l-loll, Smilh, Gilchrisl, Venema, Sha- VST. Third row: l-larris, Conser, Gallagher, Kaplif, Carlsen, Rolfler, Johnson, Wesllake. Second row: Roesing, Kennedy, Enchel- mayer, Buice, Biesel, Ecker, Tindall, Mueller, Rainey. Bo'Hom row: Mrs. Rarfello, Paley, Poeh- ler, l-loward, Flell, Deulch, Aronson, l-luebsch, Schrom. MISS SLEIGHT Top row: Berbach, Taubensee, Parsons Wrighl, Slreeler. Third row: Klauser, l-lansen, Jinkinson Runnslrom, Ross, Wagner, Phalen. Second row: Barnes, Reich, Pelerman McCar+hy, Tinkham, Tenhune, More- schi, Cooney. Boffom row: Miss Sleighf, Pusaleri Slickrafh, Carlson, Rosenlhal, Yale Rechloris, Goldman, Kuhles. MRS. SMUTNY Top row: Danielson, Collin, Wilson Reeds, Cakley, Fairbanlf. Third row: Wiles, Brewer, Prodromos Franz, I-Iarding, Larmee, Login. Second row: Prindiville, Lee, Follz Swansen, Davenporl, Nordblom I-laines, Gold. . Schram, Norse, I-Iamson, Sleinman, Bollom row: Mrs. Srnulny, Meyer Gore, Rusl, Jones, Wolf. MRS. SUTTON Top row: I-Iarris, Nelson, Uebelhaclc, Phillips, Pelersen, Krall. Third row: Grolil, Diclcerl, Schullz, Spare, Sylces, Appel, Pallon. Second row: Gohres, Miller, Cashman. Sleadry, McGrew, Edelman, Wilson, Norlh. BoHom row: Mrs. Sullon, Maluslca, Love, Nash, Claylon, Rolhschild, I-Iahn, Moore, Ray. MR. VERNON Top row: Cassell, Salisbury, Ryan, Go- mez, Arlhur, Browning, I-Iarris. Third row: Rosenberg, Fisher, Marlens, Kimball, Weiler, Jones, I-larlwiclc, Per- rine. Second row: Gish, O'Connor, Kurlz, Fanll, Peclca, Mayer, Alherlon, Seng, Anolil. Bollom row: Mr. Vernon, Peclc, Cornell, Sullivan, Froeschle, Poulos, Gaber, Macdonald, Penovich. MISS WEILER Top row: Ensor, I-lasse, I-Iildebrandl, Allison, Lauver, Wagner, Elden, Hoff- ITTGVI. Third row: Jacobs, lvlalzacher, Mayfield, Olson, Minx, Cohen, Sleine. Second row: Alford, Wallace, Breeden, Kiesau, Orlegel, Ash, Nord, Brown. Bo'H'om row: Miss Weiler, I-lahn, Slaalc, Yales, Swanson, Pancoasl, Meyer, Black, Coyne. MISS WHITE Top row: Freedman, Slaebler, L. Sny- der, C. Snyder, I-lerbenar, Fuller, Seg- enreich. Third row: Rubin, Ifngslrom, Slceen, Sie- bel, Kessel, I-Iowe, Schuyler, Rumage Second row: Nelson, Finlc, Borlcan, Wil- liams, Schwall, Allin, Sloan, Everell Bliss. Bo'H'om row: Miss While, Shane, GOI ling, Newman, Marsh, Schullz, Shanlt man, Welch, Lindauer. sis . I gf.. . F. , if 1 i ' MARY STUEBN ER Presidenf The Class oT I958 compleTed a successful year boTh academically and socially. Aided by adviser chair- men Mr. Roland Wehr and Miss Francis Bredin, The group conTribuTed much To The school. Early in The year, all juniors Toolc a baTTery oT guidance TesTs To help Them decide upon colleges and voca- Tions, plus oTher TesTs To deTermine achievemenT. AnoTher academic re- quiremenT was The documenTed junior Theme, wriTTen during The sec- MISS LIBBEY HELPS JUNIORS WORKING ON THEIR LONG TERM THEMES JUNIORS WORK IN LIBRARY FOR TWO WEEKS GETTING MATERIAL X-Til - s MIKE JACKSON undue., f 'S . E i' k si .X ,ji JUDY MALMQUIST I A i I I FRANK JOHNSON . 1 ?1 Vice-PresidenT Secrefary Treasurer ond semesTer. The juniors did noT limiT Themselves To scholasTic acTiviTies, however. The oTTicers and sTeering commiTTee planned many social evenTs Tor The group. The annual no-daTe junior parTy, Snow Ball, held on Decem- ber I5, was a big success. STudenT enTerTainrnenT as well as dancing was a TeaTure oT The evening. The girls had Their big chance aT The Turn- abouT, SweeThearT Swing, given February 9Th. The social evenT oT The year, however, is The Junior Prom, held This year on June 8Th. This year's juniors were also acTive in oTher Tields, such as dramaTic pro- ducTions and sporTs. During The sec- ond semesTer, They began To prepare Tor leading The main school organiza- Tions nexT year. Council oTTicers were elecTed in January, and oTTicers oT The oTher large groups laTer in The spring. WiTh able leaders in all These Tields, The class can look Torward To an ouTsTanding senior year. JUNIORS CONSULT THE PAMPHLET FILES bf I I JUNIOR STEERING COMMITTEE Top row: Gray, William- son, Good, I-Iarris, McMullen, Rasmusen, Kinghorn. Middle row: Blake, Dun- lap, Gilboy, Porler, Jennings, Walls, I-Iar- rms. Bollom row: Kelly, Jack- son, Sluebner, Mr. Wehr, Miss Bredin, Malmquisl, Johnson, Wilhelm, Sloclclon. WZ, , , 111 ' ff! JUNIOR BOYS' HONOR GROUP ' Top row: Rich, Phillips, Wolll, Weis, Eiseman, Slearns, Thomas, Clule, Williams, Denning, Oldenclorl. Third row: Johnson, Freeman, Walls, Boysen, Saper, Farmer, Lane, I-larl, Miller, I-Ieymann, Nilson, Slreel. Second row: Edwards, MacLean, Jones, Vision, Roberls, Dunne, Lawler, Ellioll, Converse, I-larris, Cohen, Slalnalser, Lielzow. Bollom row: Slein, Landlield, Slern, Levin, Lundy, Meislahn, Lenz, Florsheim, Perrin, I-larl, Goldman. Magnani, Willcey. JUNIOR GIRLS' HONOR GROUP Top row: Nordlol, Ude, Lindblom, Ericlcson, Jaclcson, Buller, Swope, Swanson, McGrew, I-Ieilmann, I-Iullman, Keilh, Unrad. Fiffh row: Bloomberg, Voigl, Loclcerbie, Newman, Founlain, I-larvey, Fraser, Chambliss, Tyler, Eiber, Welch, Shaller, Trossman, I-Iermann, Goelller, Ollo Brown. Fourlh row: Larsen, Brandenburg, I-larllce, Coolidge, Anderson, Friedman, Rosen, Elwood, Emrich, Tressel, Lechner, Zeller, Lucas, Perlman, Wyss Bowen, Cairns, Schmidl. Third row: Clemenlson, McPherson, Lloyd, Reineclce, I-lenselmann, Weinberg. Traweelc, Moses, Kaulman, Gale, Muller, Kemper, Salerno, Byinglon Frosl, Werlheimer, Ederer. Second row: Burnham, Bradley, Alexander, Schoen, Fellman, McMullen, Marcus, Reise, Venrick, Michel, Sedwick, Crean, Lacey, Ragland, Bradley Romane, Fine, Wald. Bollom row: Reinclce, Naiarian, Meyn, Klall, Krueger, Lauer, Gibson, Maloney, Schachlman, Murphy, Snow, Tasky, Gray, Brown, Bell, Pleiler, Plall wwg V T. -'--- I-INALE OF ENTERTAINMENT AT JUNIOR CLASS PARTY ..-V .M ...E ,gf MARY MILLER RELAXES DURING STRENUOUS TESTING PROGRAM N JUNIORS TAKE STATE-WIDE TESTS IN GYM , -bvf '- '31 I ffdw 48. mf . PERCUSSION QUARTET PERFORMS TESTING DIRECTOR LUNDQUIST EXPLAINS 5 l MISS ANDERSON Top row: Burns, Eiber, Coolidge. Lang ford, Welch. Third row: Clemenlson, I-Iarvey, Lans- ing, Lockerbie, McPherson, Palyl-1 Good. Second row: Ferguson, Belnap, Newman Villiesse, Bradley, Price, Pinsof, Wilson BoHom row: Miss Anderson, SI'arcI4 Wanger, Rinlcer, Bingham, Provol Smifh, Ederer, Corcoran. I if ,fi MR. BIRD , Top row: Bafson, Miller, Sinks, Kelleher Thomas. Third row: Rupp, Erb, Murray, Gorman Pyfer, Douglas. Second row: Shelby, I-Iarris, Benjamin Wagner, LoI'z, S+ulIs, Rammel, Birney Lindblad. Bo'Hom row: Odh, Dendfler, I-Iarr, Her- shinow, Levin, Converse, Roberls Mose-s,JaIFe. I MRS. BISHOP Top row: Neilzerf, Moore, I-Iullman Keilh, Tyler. Third row: Parker, MeH'Ier, deTarnowsIcy Traweek, Burnham, Voigl, Palelfi, Mc- Mullen. Second row: Gibson, Komiss, Jacobs Weinberg, Ebert Ross, Zeller, Marcus Reardon. BoI'+om row: Rubin, Alexander, Croi- sanr, Wallowilz, Gance, Meyn, Good- man, Macdonald, I-Iouclc. MR. BOYLE Top row: I-Ierhold, Barnard, Levine, Mc Clellan, Cole, Pefersen, Down, MC Lucas, Blankslein. Middle row: Walson, Papas, Slone, Do nal, Forsyfhe, Farmer, Anderson Vision. BoI'I'om row: Mr. Boyle, Cohen, McLeI lan, Ray, I-Iope, Verne, Magnani Johnslon, Comar. MISS CASELLA Top row: Reuler, MacFall, Unrad, Roll- ler, Blomgren. Third row: Berger, Lindblom, l-lunl, l-lasking, Linebarger, Murray. Second row: Mueller, l-less, Kischer, l-larllce, Laser, Kinghorn, Melin, Clilile. Prodromos, Boflom row: Miss Casella, Brown, Bell, Nason, Fried, Fine, Coalney, Evans, Cohen. MR. CLARK Top row: Fay, l-lassel, Benedici, Or- legel, Williams, Kniqhl, Dresser, Reilly. Third row: Morinq, l-leinmiller, Kirch- heimer, Taylor, Slarlcwealher, Nelson, l-leymann. Second row: Sprawl, Wollrl, Carlin, El- lioll, Bangs, Prochnow, Boeclelcer, Roh- len. BoH'om row: Mr. Clark, Rudniclc, Ed- wards, Goodman, Lubliner, Fisher, An- derson, Richardson, Ehlen. MR. CONDON Top row: Friedrich, Schaefer, Kurz, Marlineau, Wagner, Poller, Rice, Jacob. Third row: Prenliss, Sellers, Swanson, l-larvey, Traxler, Lucas, Bradley, Vogel. Second row: Sunderland, Miller, Mc- Combs, Blalce, Fleischman, Lawler. Milzel, MacGregor, Alderman. Bolfom row: Mr. Condon, Krueger, Kol- ler, Gerslen, James, Dickinson, Rob- nell, Goldman, Jespersen. MISS FLEMINGTON Top row: Dunbeclc, Goelfler, Doly, MC- Grew, Busby, Bowen, Oalchill. Third row: Foy, Fullerlon, Meier, Buller, Penlield, Myers, Dean, Reise. Second row: Filzpalriclc, Ragland, Lacey, Erickson, Ucle, Rodgers, James, Ral- eigh, Taylor. BoHom row: Miss Fleminglon, Michel, Lloyd, Murphy, M. Williamson, S. Williamson, Dean, Lechner, Moses. MR. FRANTZEN Top row: Weis, Lindholm, Riley, Bone- sleel, Lelewor, Sieele, Swarlchild Slearns. Third row: Slrylcer, Mack, l-larl, Lane Willauer, l-lusl, Appel. Second row: Thompson, Siewerl, Peler- son, MacLean, Wolf, Wolff, Smilh Soper. Boflom row: Mr. Franlien, Morrison Oakes, Willcey, Galhercoal, Jacobson Kalzin, Wallace, Olmsleacl. MR. FUNKHOUSER Top row: Miller, Lill, T. Rohwer, Col- ville, Delaine. Gorin, McConnell, B. Rohwer. Third row: Mahoney, Eiseman, Fell, Hen- rilcson, Sluclcslager, Lochner, Miichell, Burke. Second row: Sinclair, Tourlellol, Wal- lace, Lielzow, Dunne, Orr, Gross, Klaile, Florsheim. ' BoHom row: Mr. Funlchouser, Shannon, Pinsof, Emerson, Lenz, Kaplan, Siebel, Pelerson, Conaughlon. MR. HOYT Top row: Meloy, Kayser, Coffield, Scoii' Turner, Sand, Simoncls, Runnfeldr, Lea. Third row: Boysen, Greenwood, Non- gard, Elliorf, Barlell, McDaniel, Ven- ema, Bogolulo, Sireer, Palmer. Second row: Davenporl, Gillis, Boyer, Millen, Jones. Will, Braclcell, Lamp- man, Wallach. BoHom row: Mr. l-loyl, Dean, Nilson, Mclver, Allen, Vreeland, Gaslwirlh, Marlin, Landfield. MR. B. JAMES Top row: S. Mefzger, M. Melzger, Fisher, Mann, Bolender, Gould. Third row: Denning, Rolhschild, Cul- berg, Dunlap, Gill, Ford, Saper. Second row: Whirelaw, Rulherforcl, Flo- din, Johnson, Josl', Dysarr, Dahl, Davis. Bo'Hom row: Mr. James, Dorliman, Wis- comb, Davis, Slaqman, O'Shea, Meis- lahn, Gloede, Slein. MR. JOHNSTON Top row: Reno, Murdock, Marlin, Mar- golis, lrvine, Jennings, Schmid, Dia- mond. Third row: Sperlus, Fink, Ullrich, Hus- Ton, Sullivan, Dulhie, Weissenberg Lehmpuhl, J. Phillips. Second row: Zimmermann, Eqgerl, Bell Chrislie, Wesr, Rich, l-l. Phillips Baker. Bofiom row: Mr. Johnslon, Corso, Levin- son, Hadley, Senescu, Mawhinney Sobel, Lenon, Blood. MR. E. KAHLER Top row: Gelderman, Clule, Seiberling, Kuppenheimer, Waller, Maynard, Soeldner. V Third row: Langdon, Pope, Domm, l-lammond, Daliere, Boodell, Slump. Second row: Oldendorf, Kelley, Walls, Sullivan, Thorsen, Burgoyne, Griffin, SuH'on. BoHom row: Mr. Kahler, l-laneman, Gor- ham, Pielrowicz, Boudarl, McLean, Morse, Ravenscroil, Beers. +5 MISS KELSO Top row: Brown, l-leilmann, Chamlnliss, Wyss, Maher. Third row: Wolloclc, Jaclcson, Daley, Schmidl, Larsen, Byinglon, Grauman, Gale. Second row: Perlman, Elwood, Bradley, Brandenburg, Rasrnusen, Parenl, An- derson, Lochridge, Kaufman. BOH-om row: Miss Kelso, Lauer, O'Con- nell, Lowe, Pfeiier, Plarl, Nelzer, Scheyer, Dawson. MRS. LENARD Top row: Bleimehl, l-lebel, Adams, Fred- erick, Green, l-lelilernan. Third row: Trossman, Erland, Novolny, l-larris, Long, Salk, Rammon. Second row: Zornig, Moore, Cossman. Schwallo, Shannon, Elliolr, Bucher, Feliman. Boflom row: Mrs. Lenard, Sedwicli, Taslcy, Ashlon, Rodgers, Schachlman, Parenli, Naiarian, Zechman. MISS LENNARDS Top row: Siueloner, Thalin, Buchanan Waller, Richmond, Cornyn. Third row: Ryan, Thayer, l-lenselmann, Brewsler, Crymes, Frazier, GaNun. Second row: Muhlenbruch, Alschuler, l-laimes, Wiley, l-loward, Klali, Jacob- son, Older. Bo++om row: Miss Lennards, Gray, Mou- zalceolis, Merrell, Tiffany, Ramsay Weiss, Cary, Jolcarslcy. MRS. A. G. REAM Top row: Slivers, Wilmol, Bloomberg Mercein, Shahfer, Moir. Third row: Swope, Slocldon, Wilson Forbis, Rosen. Nordlof, Founlain. Second row: Slone, Rysfrom, Kuhn Newman, Kellock, Korlii, Cunningham Romane. Bo'Hom row: Mrs. Ream, De Gryse Tressel, Schmill, Delson, Theodores Bleloch, Bogarlf, Kamin. MISS REINHARDT Top row: Wilson, Wieboldr, Wagner, Vinlc, Royer. Third row: Eisler, Moses, Muller, Lang, Joseph, Barg, Howe. Second row: Miller, Sloan, Crean, Saw- yer, Reineclce, Kemper, Anderson, Venricls. Bo++om row: Miss Reinhardl, Jones, Schoen, l-luberr, Wald, Feinberg, Ed- dinglon, Marlin, Kealinge. from MRS. RUDE Top row: Yosr, Tullle, Y. Swanson, K. Swanson, Maylnielc, McCallum. Third row: Pelerson, Kelly, Calloway, Marfson, Fausr, Rose, Lindberg. Second row: Williams, Reinclce, Emrich, Malmquisl, Taylor, Bern, Krueger, Rodbro. BoHom row: Mrs. Rude, Krauller, Clarlc, Leslina, Baxler, Milchell, Ruby, Dele- viflr, Weriheimer, Nighberl: P MR. UDE . Top row: Linsky, Sawers, Jacksons, Por- Jrer, Quarnslrom, Kennan. Third row: Campbell, Beloungy, Klein, Reeves, Draclcerr, Adams, Freeman. Second row: l-laighi, Davidson, Olson, I-larman, Snyder, Sralnalcer, Miya, l-lolcin. Bofrom row: Mr. Ude, Sreiner, True, Gusrafson, Albrechl, Krashen, Mc- Lick, Kuhles, Srern. MRS. WING Top row: Campbell, Goldsmiih, Ollo, Lilsey, O'Brien, Frosr, Wilhelm. Third row: Grodland, Cairns, l-leuser Smirh, Byrne, Young, Fl-leilmann: O'Rourlce. Second row: Fraser, Ayres, Bishop, Pol- ler, Long, Kreulzer, Larson, Franlc Friedman. BoHom row: Mrs.Wing, Reinclce, Knapp Maloney, Schneider, Allison, Miller Kirchheimer, Kamm. , -1 s -5- s 1 1' f-:spy-f-w..4s.i.1,vaw ,:,'.., si T T' . I ' :Q if I , , . 3 , iyggsqr , S if , .vs , ufwggzg sv 3? 35,44 I , - 1 WB - A ' 'vi -f - 1 V. 1 1- J, ff : I K -Q ' f f :. . ' A ,Q , Q DON MONROE KATHY MCCLOUD JUNE FRANTZEN Presidenf Vice-President Secrefary l l SENIOR GIRLS' STEERING COMMITTEE Top row: Lindsfrom, Massey, Mayer, Reiley, Moses. I . Boffom row: Kaufman, Lief, Fink, Nicholls, Franfzen, McCloud, Burkharf, Roderick, Llghfner, Miss I-lamilfon. SENIOR BOYS' STEERING COMMITTEE Top row: Rodger, Moore, Naidowski, Nash, Fuller, Snife. Boffom row: Bliss, Walker, Monroe, McConnell, Granger, Moulding, Mr. Gannaway. Z y JOHN MCCONNELL Treasurer The Class of i957 was fhe firsf Senior Class fo enioy fhe benefifs of fhe new building. The seniors suc- cessfully led an increased sfudenf body fhrough a four-year period of fransifion and expansion. Perhaps fhe biggesf concern of mosf seniors was choosing fhe righf college. They were aided by confer- ences wifh college represenfafives. I-Iaving chosen Iheir schools, many seniors Iook College Enfrance Ex- aminafion Board fesfsl ln addifion, one-hundred-fiffy sfudenfs compefed in fhe Nafional Merif Scholarship Qualifying Tesf in fhe fall. Of fhese, fwenfy-six survived fo fhe finals, which was a remarkable achievemenf. Final New Trier winners were Ann Gale, Andy I-liken, Larry Sloss, and Larry l'lechf. One-hundred fiffy-fwo seniors qualified for fhe Senior I-lonor Sociefies on fhe basis of fheir four-year averages. Under fhe leadership of fhe class officers and sfeering commiffee, and guided by adviser chairmen Miss Louise I-lamilfon and Mr. William Gannaway, fhe Senior Class spon- sored fhe Chrisfmas formals, Silver Nocfurne and l:anfasy in Whife. Senior Canfeen, headed by Chuck Glasser, furfher added fo fhe seniors' social calendar by providing a place fo dance, wafch movies, and be en- ferfained by falenfed classmafes. The lasf evenf underfaken by fhe Senior Class as a whole was fhe Senior Banguef, which was held on Wednesday, May 29. 3.6 . SENIOR BOYS' l FRESHMAN HELPERS Top row: While, Wilson, Robinson, Magee, Quick, Dorgan, I-Iolmes, Riley. Bo++om row: I-Ioward, Warren, Kivland, Gran- ger, Brownclyke, de- Tarnowsky, Armslrong. SENIOR BOYS' HONOR SOCIETY Top row: Trukenbrod, Burnham, Eisenberg, Mereliis, Spero, Guerlin, I-leineken, Wirfz, Schulz, Mackey, Pyle, Robinson. Third row: Gray, Finkel, Lieske, Brooker, Ball, Plonsker, Levin, Moore, Garrison, Porler, I-lechi, Wilson, Singlelon, Raub. Second row: Russo, Bliss, Walker, Granger, Roberrson, Arlhur, Sergeanr, Dorlrnan, McCausland, Porrer, Miller, Gudeman, I-inward. BoI'I'om row: Kirk, Sperrus, I-Iall, Bloch, I-Iaines, Kaufman, I-lenning, Kiper, I-lershbarger, Boshes, I-liken, Sloss, Collins, Warren. SENIOR GIRLS' HONOR SOCIETY A Top row: A. Yales, Bardusk, I-Iill, Wolf, Jones, Williams, LeVine, Salisbury, Yales, Morrison, Ramrnon, Thorman, Wilder, Brighlman. Fiffh row: Clifford, Orwig, Addinglon, Klemperer, Roderick, Ingersoll, Johnson, Spacek, Eorgan, Kenney, Vance, Bulrerfield, Blair, Black. Four'I'h row: Yosl, Lovell, Smilh, Enchelmayer, Marlin, I-loehn, I-Ienrich, I-Ioover, Barnes, Karslake, Ross, Glasser, Schweilzer, Rasmussen, Wechler Third row: Byler, Anderson, I-lelflebower, Lighlner, Lang, Merrick, Ferrer, Krasberg, Porle, Franlzen, Brady, Fink, Revelle, Bules. Second row: Silfen, McLaughlin, Grinker, Gale, Buchanan, Miller, Barker, Rosenlhal, Ruland, James, Pinkerson, Reinach, Quale, Behrslock, Wrighl. BoHom row: Zimmerman, Weiss, Fall, Pannilch, Nelson, Dow, Pullman, Robinson, Worlhy, KeiI'h, Lieli, Malzacher, Grung, Grung. ,sw W I I ing UNHAND ME, YOU BRUTE! PICTURE OF THE YEAR: NEW YEAR'S EVE CONFUSED, CONFETTIED, CONTENTED WHEN THERE ARE NO CHAIRS- IMPROVISE! WHITE FANTASY, THE GIRLS' CHRISTMAS DANCE 7'f?v'f I Y' ,, .Q 1 -1, ..4-nil 1 A - A SMALL TALK GROWS VERY SMALL AT 2:00 A.M. PLEASE! YOU'RE EMBARRASSING ME! LINE OF WEARY DANCERS REVIEWS THE EVENING'S FUN MERRY-GO-ROUND IS CENTER OF INTEREST AT BLUE NOCTURNE, BOYS' NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE W ? 1- :,fx,,. rx 1 is Lf .-, rf, I 'l': ' N-nv 5-V JL 1114 .. V, ,gx ,arg L.r.r..w'wNu Z, Li-ff F. EN C ': 1-I . 1xF,.'.f:1'RL1N't: any 'WL Wh NANCY T RCN' P, A D Pm M S fa G A ws S PATRICIA, ALLEN -. Aww , 1 Z Q J ,xi , XS, , X my U X5 Q V wi' PETER AFXNOLI M, G. 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I I ' ' I I I f-'77 I I I V I Aff, ' V, 'Q -' ' rx...f- ,475 T' -Ln STEDMAN CAROL M. DANIEL Pl, I-I. BEPITRAIVI SUSAN J. WILLAITLE VJILLIAMS WILSON VVILSON WILSON nw ,M -diff -15 VIRGINIA C. RICHARD S. G-ISELA CAROLYN V. DOLORES E. NNILSON VVIRTZ WOI-ILRAB' WOLF WOLFF 5:1122 IIII I MON' KATI-IRYN E. JUDITH A. JOI-IN F, JOAN R, JUDITI-I WONDEFYLIC WOODLOCIK WOOLARD WORTI-IY WRIGHT 2 Gov JUDITI-I L. JLJDITH A. JANICE L. ANNIE-JO E. MARY S. WRIGHT YAGER YALE YATES YATESI E I-IUSEARS EI-YN DONNA J. JAMES H, NANCY C. YCNIQEPIE YCST 'ZISBLE ZISBLE ZIIVIMERMAN W 1 . I l l . PARKER PALMER DIANE FERGUSON Presidenf - Vice-Presidenf STEPHIE LANG LARRY DUNLAP Secretary Treasurer JOHN SCHULZ MIKE PYLE ANN FRASER JOE HUYLER U FRANK FISHER KATHY JAMES Honor SysTem Lunch Fla l Publicily Recreafion SafeTy Service SUE MILLER CORKY BRITTAN PHILLIS BLAIR GEORGE GRAY Social Special AcTiviTies STucIy Halls Sfudy Halls X95 Council is all very Tine and iT does a loT oT Talking, buT whaT does iT acTually accomplish? This ques- Tion is probably The remark mosT oT- Ten direcTed To The STudenT Council. The reply is Tar Trom simple, Tori The concreTe, consTrucTive acTiviTies spon- sored ancl adminisTered by Council Torm a long and complex lisT. The Task oT The STudy l-lall De- parTmenT alone was sTaggering. EiqhTy sTudy halls per day were en- Tirely sTudenT operaTed. STudenT supervision oT The library, under The Special AcTiviTies DeparTmenT, made noTable progress in iTs second year. Fl RST-SEMESTER REPRESENTATIVES Top row: O'KieTTe, Magee, Mackey, MeTz- ger, Cohfield, Eckhouse. Third row: l-l. Bliss. True, Dunne, WaTTs Belknap, Wilson, ApplegaTe, Daliere. Second row: Bradley, Wack, Pope, Sy- brenclT, Anderson, Emrich' PaTTon, Deb- lin, Kelley. BoTTom row: Lloyd, Pullman, Barker, L Bliss, Rasmusen, Good, Fall, Moses, Olley FranTzen. 9 The I-lonor DeparTmenT, which ad- minisTers New Trier's unique honor sysTem, played a viTal parT in The mainTenance oT high moral sTandards aT school. ln The lunch hall, sTudenT super- vision became increasingly dilTiculT. The new serving TaciliTies and addi- Tional eaTing area did much To re- lieve congesTion, louT The condiTion OT The lunch hall, as well as oTher parTs oT The school, reached such a poinT as To provoke an uniTed eTTorT To clean up. DirecTed by The new lConTinued on page 88, EVERYONE VOTES IN STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTION I STUDENT COUNCIL CONDUCTS AN HONOR ASSEMBLY ELECTED OFFICERS COFFIELD SECOND-SEMESTER REPRESENTATIVES Top row: Fisher, Wilson, O'KieTTe, Maclcey, DieTrich, Bellcnap, Provol, Moir, WhiTelaw, RuTherTord, Eclchouse BriTTan Pullman Magee Third row: McConnell, Avery, Bliss, Siporin, Rome, Mandel, McDonald, Townsend, ClemenTson, Ragland Dunne EIIIQTT SmiTh Gray Second row: Good, Pullman, Moses, S. Blair, P. Blair, Lang, Wilhelm, Edmonds, A. Bradley, Pococlc YosT J Bradley Ferguson BoTTom row: Bliss, JchnsTon, Tenney, Swansen, Miller, James, Mr. Vernon, Miss Kelso, FranTzen, Emrich Ovson B rlcer K Ily Fall rv M ls. ..: QM. .. '41-wi vs, 77 FIRST-SEMESTER SSSH GENERAL SUPERVISORS wiv Dj ' 1. . uv-11 UPPERCLASS SUPERVISORS OF FRESHMAN STUDY HALLS Top row: Daliere, Garrison, Kendall, Mackey, McCabe, Locher, Palmer. . Fourfh row: Bowland, Aden, Earle, Pinsoi,- Lielzow, Sergeanl, Armslrong, Berlel, Gray, Will, McNicholas, Gibbons. Third row: Granger, Oldendorf, deTarnowslcy, Meyers, Bagge, Joseph, Sperlus, l-larshbarger, Doriman, Cook, Slrahorn, True, Taylor, Nash, Grilzlen Second row: Bules, l-lechf, Coolidge, Keifh, Burkharl, Madden, l-lowe, Feller, Massey, Ruskin, Thomas, Smifh, Emrich, Blair, Franlzen. Bo++om row: Sinclair, Anderson, Schmid, Worlhy, l-loehn, Weslerman, Lindsfrom, Pullman, McGrew, Schmidl, Gordon, Nicholls, Anderson, Rasmus sen, Quale. FIRST-SEMESTER UPPERCLASS STUDY-HALL SUPERVISORS Top row: Slirling. Adams, Rumfeldl, Schmid, Dulhie, Lane, Boodell, Fink, Davidson, Freeman, Niemann, D. Sullivan, B. Robinson, Palmer, Riley, Belsey Kendall, Baker, Jennings, Vanderwicken, Nash. Fourfh row: Bliss. Walker, Fisher, Bowland, Granger, Glasser, Monroe, l-liken, O'Kie1Cle, Leyden, Websler, Browndyke, Dudley, Gray, P. Sullivan, John- son, Wallace, McCabe, Whilelaw. Third row: Gibbons, J. Jones, Florsheim, Bogarl, l-lall, l-laines, Spiegel, Ebrey. Fowler, Frosl, Williams, Leonard, Blair, Ravenscrofl, Richardson, Boshes Sperlus, Arlhur, Porler. Second row: Young, l-loover, Adams, Wechler, Terman, Smilh, Slewarl, Brewsler, Cobb, Nein, Wilson, Porl'er, Bingham, Bern, Congdon, Ragland, l-lowe Shinbach. BoH'om row: Lechner, Marshall, Keilh, Burkharl, Slrassheim, Murphy, Malmquisl, Marcus, McMullen, Bloser, Behrslock, Williamson, Wyss, Mennel, Long Slocklon, Yosl, Pearson. - Top row: Schulz, Riley, Melz- ger, Palmer, Wilson, Dudley. Boffom row: Browndyke, Gil- boy. Bowland, Boshes. Rosen- lhal, l-leilmann, Glasser, Sar- SECOND-SEMESTER SSSH GENERAL SUPERVISORS Top row: Sperius, Melzger Schulz, Seiberling, Belsey dall, Wilson. geanl, Crean, Landfield Mennel, Bliss, Wyss, Smilh Sargenl: , I , , I s , ,ga ,egg V.,V ,Egg F5 ED. f5,, gm Q3 g 7 SECOND-SEMESTER STUDY-HALL SUPERVISORS lMORNIN6 STUDY HALLSJ Top row: Robinson, Jackson, Porfer, Sleele, Trukenbrod, Soeldner, McLick, Sullivan, Baker, Bonesleel, Bagge, Joseph, Hollinqbery, Dorgan, Dulhie. Fourfh row: Galhercoal, Kurz, l-lusl, Gibbons, Bowland, Granger, Carlson, Cook, Arfhur, Ellioll, Siebel, Oldendori, Dudley, Maloney, Moulding, Baby, Vanderwicken. Third row: Morrison, Gilboy, Bliss, Eggerl, Brackell, Radford, Jacobson, Bules, Burchmore, Wilson, Rulherford, Ford, Florsheim, Ebrey, Dubrouillel, Layden. Second row: Pullman, Emrich, McMullen, Bishop, l-larris, Cooley, Burkharl, Vinnedge, Cobb, Sinclair, Leavilf, Fairbairn, James, Malmquisl, Slrassheim, James. BoHom row: Belmoni, Byinglon, Alschuler, Maloney, Pancoasl, l-lowe, Cookman, MacBain, Carler, Goodman, Joseph, Rinker, Kaufman, Lauer, Pear- son, Whilney. SECOND-SEMESTER STUDY-HALL SUPERVISORS lAFTERNOON STUDY HALLSI Top row: Farmer, Lane, Willauer, Sullivan, Marlin, Dorgan, l-lerberl, Baker, Magee, Williams. Fourfh row: Alkins, Johnson, Ellioll, l.evin, McCabe, Nickel, Walker, l-lollingbery, Slone, Pinsol. PGFSOHS. PFS-f1l'lSS. Bell- Third row: Emerson, Websler, Gloede, James, Galhercoal, l-lendrey, And3fSOf1. RGSVFHUSSGH. l'lOSl1f1. l-larshborger, GOOClmGf1. l:lOFSl1Sim. OlmSJfGd. Alderman, Ebrey, Rohlen. Second row: Huffman, Smiih, Neier, Fowler, Ccokman, Quale, Morrison, Good, Goldsmiih, Doly, Coolidge, Slocklon, Byrne, Fausl, Congdon, Long, Forbis. BoH'om row: Cairns, Bern. Pearson, Michel, Burkharl, Cooley, Marshall, Whilney, Brown, Polfer, Fairclough, Murphy, Wonderlic, Buchanan, Ras- musen, Yosl: 5, ,,,. fy if I . sf 'if Trukenbrod, Glasser, Ken- BoH'om row: Lielzow, Ser- it COUNCIL OF CLUBS Top row: Rosso, Bloom- berg, Salisbury, STrass- heim, Ederer, SergeanT, Iiazio, Yonkers. BoTTom row: l-IazlehursT, I-Ieflebower, McLaugh- lin, I-Ienning, Finkel, Sloss, Burnham. Standing: Miller. 1 LIBRARY SUPERVISORS Top row: CoTTreIl, Sharpe, PrenTiss, Cohen. BoTTom row: BriTTan, I-larshbarger, I-layes, Meyer, Iv1cLick, Dorliman. LIBRARY MONITORS BriTTan, Gorman, Cole, Fisher. IConTinued from page 85I WelTare CommiTTee, 99 sTudenT leaders Took The problem oT dirT and disinTeresT To The adviser rooms. The response oT The school bo+h in aTTi- Tude and acTion was hearTening. The adminisTraTive duTies OT Coun- cil alone are impressive. AcTion and accomplishmenT, however, are rooTed in idea and discussion, which are neiTher concreTe nor Tangible buT are noneTheIess essenTial. Ideas are discussed in Council meeTings where deTiniTe provisions are decided upon. Provisions are carried ouT by The board members, coordinaTed by The oTTicers. The 1956 Council puT several im- porTanT new measures inTo eTTecT in This way. The sysTem oT separaTe Treshman sTudy halls in The TirsT semesTer is one imporTanT change. A second was The inauguraTion OT a uniTorm meThod oT selecTing The commiTTees. The process oT reTurn- ing Trom a TaculTy-supervised To a sTudenT-supervised sTudy hall was amended so ThaT aT The beginning oT each new semesTer any sTudenT wishing To TransTer and compleTing The necessary peTiTion could do so. The achievemenT OT any STudenT Council which is remembered long- esT and which mosT accuraTely re- TlecTs iTs personaliTy, however, is noT The number oT bills iT passed or The number OT milk carTons iT picked up buT The qualiTy and eTTecTiveness OT iTs moral leadership. ln This respecT The l956 Council was ouTsTanding. COLLEGE CONFERENCE ASSISTANTS COMMITTEE Top row: Congclon, Ken- ney, Woll, Wilhelm, de Tarnowsky, Allen, Mac- Fall, Leavill, Fairbairn. Bollom row: Huliman, Van Weyk, Feller, Moses, Michel, Keilh, Moeller, Burkharl, Fors- berg. 1 I HRST-SEMESTER COMMITTEES FT W Top row: Wallace, Sperlus, Schulz, While, Gray, Pyle, Singlelon, Woolard, Slrub, Palmer, Margolis, O'Kielle, Pullman, Anderson, Mangel, Jump Granger. V Fourlh row: Grodland, True, MacLean, Joseph, Boedeker, Wilson, Dorlman, Gibbons, Glasser, Chrislensen, McNicholas, Siporin, Shinbach, Hiken Alkins, Davenporl, Belknap, Vanderwicken, McConnell. Third row: Young, Siebel, Boshes, Anolal, Bowland, Fisher, Oehl, Phillips, Pope, Daniels, Bloomberg, Sykes, Spare, Hullrnan, Snile, Franden, Saunders Surpless, Clarke. Second row: Wilson, Dunning, Emrich, Roberls, Sybrandl, Menard, Hanson, Lang, Bradley, Palmer, Blass, McGrew, Edmonds, Unrad, Blair, Leavill Leonard, Thomas, Pegelow, Pollack. Bollom row: Barack, Worlhy, Barker, Moses, Bliss, Breeden, Truill, Maloney, Slewarl, Fink, Elden, Jones, Schram, Shankrnan, Rasmusen, Anderson Buchanan, Brown, Yager. SECOND-SEMESTER COMMITTEES Top row: Siporin, Gibbons, Surpless, Pullman, Belknap, Wilson, Hardl, Lelewer, Kurz, Margolis, Jennings, Freeman, Sperlus. Fif+h row: Snile, Glasser, Swarlchild, Florsheim, MacLean, Sprowl, Davis, Edwards, Morrison, Mclver, Rulherlorcl, Soper, Moorhead, Marlin, Melzger Knighl, Hiken, McConnell, Dunne. Fourlh row: Slern, Perrin, Bloomberg, Edmonds, Pocock, Daniels, Hanson, Palmer, Wilson, Doly, Olson, Yager, Grodland, Walson, McDaniel, Blalch- lord, Boshes, Kivland. Third row: Worlhy, Robcrls, Clemenlson, Ragland, McPherson, Welch, Kelly, Marcus, Salerno, Unrad, Olley, Langlord, Pegelow, Mooney, Pollack Breeden, Anoll, Quale. Second row: Hullman, Blair, Emrich, Lucas, Harris, Wilson, Spare, Slewarl, Ferguson, Leonard, Thomas, Moses, Sleven, Baleman, Mouzakeolis, Borkan Barack, Oehl. ' Bollom row: Shankman, Kimball, Gibson, Reise, McMullen, Brown, Schram, Hamson, Provol, Malorey, Fingue, Burkharl, Barker, Dunning, G'Coinriell Jones, Clemenlson, Bliss. Q 4 I 011167 60 ' i , I T I i , l JIM!-4 JENNIE LIGHTNER KATHY HINKLE BARB ROBINSON SALLY SUE TENNEY President VicePresiclenT ' Secretary Treasurer Girls' Club cOmpleTed anOTher suc- JUDY BULES MARY DOW NANCY BLASS BARB WHITNEY Charify Employmenl' Financial Freshmen 'kr HW mar JOAN BRADLEY KAREN ROEWADE SANDY FOLZER MARCIA QUALE Friendly PubliciTy Service Social GIRLS' CLUB SPONSORS MISS KIXMILLER AND MISS MAY cessTul year OT chariTy prOiecTs and Triendly parTies. The TirsT evenT OT The year was The Treshman-senior girls' par'Ty which inTrOduced Tresh- man gi.rls To New Trier. ShorTly aTTer, a dinner was given Tor all girls new TO The cOmmuniTy. The second din- ner OT The year was The Friendly BanqueT, The culminaTing evenT OT Friendly Week. ln February came The biannual DaughTer-Pop Dinner I-lop, which provided an evening OT dinner, dancing, and enTerTainmenT given by daughTers and TaThers. ParTies and dinners were Tar Trom Girls' Club's sole or chieT concern. Under The guidance OT sponsors lvliss Jean KixMiller and lvliss Lola May. several successTul prOiecTs were car- ried OuT. The mOsT lucraTive was The annual magazine drive, which broughT in more .Than 523,000 in subscrip- Tions, The prOTiTs going To The Girls' Club scholarship Tund. AT all TOOT- ball games The girls sold TOOd and cOlces To hungry specTaTOrs Tor The same purpose. The biannual canned- Tood drive, sponsored iOinTly by Girls' Club and Tri-Ship, was one OT The mOsT successTul OT all Time. The goal had been seT aT I5.000 cans. buT enThusiasTic New Trier sTudenTs brOughT in 30.000, ln lvlarch, a new drive-The UniTed Funds Drive-was held by Girls' Club and Tri-Ship, iTs purpose being To enable everyone To parTicipaTe in various chariTies wiTh one single cOnTribuTion. OTTicers and members can loolc back on Girls' Club's accomplish- menTs This year wiTh iusTiTiable pride. I R I I fa. N URSERY SCHOOL STAFF Top row: Yales, Burns, Slib gen, Loclcerbie, Unrad, Ty lor. Boflom row: Reineclce, Knapp Nauiolcs, Kealinge, Cary Ovson, Raleigh. cs UPPERCLASS HELPERS IN FRESHMAN GROUPS Top row: Coleman, Jones, ln- qersoll, Morrison, Rammon, Salisbury, Smilh, Rasmussen, Nehlsen, I-Iulzlman. Middle row: Worlhy, Taylor, Fairbairn, Hechl, Yales, Ad- dinqlon, Edwards, Krasberg, Yosl, Slewarl, Buchanan. BoHom row: Ringley, Smilh, Grung, Whilney, Cobb. Moeller, Pancoasl, Rosen- Ihal, Nauiolcs. SECOND-SEMESTER REPRESENTATIVES Top row: Yosl, Trulcenbrod, Fairbanlc, Unracl, I-Iarsen I-leuser, Rieger, Wriqhfl Slaebler, Engelbrechr, Burns. Third row: Jacobs, Norden- berq, I-Iowe, Revelle, Mar- cus, Finne, Sedwiclc, Foun- rain, Pilzer, Snipes, Snyder. Second row: I-Ioulihan, PIaH, V e e cl e r, Wessenberger, Greenawall, I-lesser, Zup- pann, Taylor, Balcer, Lighl- ner, Blumberg. Boffom r 0 w: Mouzalceolis, Grung, Wald, Nauiolcs, Yea- ger, Zuppann, Coraclini, Grung, Kennedy, Burlce. FIRST-SEMESTER REPRESENTATIVES Top row: Alien, Wack, Wright Robinson, Allen, Black, Kaiser, Chambliss, Unrad, Pilzer, Eiber, Ryan, Feldinqer, Engelbrechl, Bianchi. Middle row: Lacey, Grasly, Turner, Veller, Revelle, Solomon, Fairbanlc, Marcus, Kudellco, Jacobs, Wald, Swanson, Mallson, Maloney. Bo++om row: Ware, Coradini, Thomas, Sloan, Dickey, Grung, Bogarl, Armslrong, Fall, Sedwiclc, Norlh, De Falco, Yosl. GIRLS' CLUB FRIENDLY SISTERS y Top row: de Tarnowsky, Runnslrom, Bolmonl, Burke, Crane, Townsend, CHO, Wrighl, Norman, Ingersoll, Roderick. FourI'h row: Adler, Pilzer, I-Iarris, Forbis, Moore, Unrad, Ude, Wilhelm, Alberls, Trukenbrod, O'ConneIl. Third row: Muhlenbruch, Slewarl, Slearns, Page. Newman, I-Ieuser, Bishop, Pope, Goldman, Lord, Fisk, Founlain. Second row: Allsebrooke, Kinghorn, Marcus, Bales, Weisdorl, Bern, Tressel, Cone, I-Ialvorsen, Weissenberger, Goldboss. Bo'H'om row: Biqq, McKinney, Smilh, Arabia, Black, Dashow, Aikinson, Tenney, Adler, Nanini, Gordon, Burkharf. emls' LIBRXRY STAFF AND AssisTANrs To row: Goldman, Smilh, Ash, McKeown, Calloway, Swanson, I-Iauser, Bloomberg, Swope, Wiebold+, Sweel. P Third row: Bales, Pelersen, Follz, Biesel, Prodromos, Sorenson, Orwig, Bu Urerlield, Lighl, CITCUII, Cornyn, Schmill. Second row: Mueller, O'Brien, Jones, D'Ancona, Sussman, Orlregel, Edelman, Sfearns, Slelle, Pick, Tasky. A I I Sh ll. BoHom row: Ware, Meyer, I-Iamson, Allsebrooke, Bleloch, Cone, Schram, Ray, Cooksey, Aronson, Cay on, c wa OFFICE STAFF AND ABSENCE-BULLETIN CORPS Top row: Burchmore, Allen, Erranl, Moore, Dunbeck, Green, I-Ieuser, Briqhlman, Tullle, Eiber. Fourfh row: Clifford, Lewis, Van Weyk, Barnes, Quigley, Kaufman, Lansing, Rasmussen, Pinkerson, Brown, Berkenfield. Third row: Pancoasf, Schneider, Crone, Van Benscholen, Schell, Revelle, Smilh, Garvey, Schroeder, Fairbairn, Woodlock, Campbell, Plaelzer, Glaser . - h . I Second row: Muhlenbruch, Bradley, Schoen, Edelmann, Long, Mennel, Voigl, Rosen, Unrad, Salk, Cornyn, Cobb, Slrass elm Boi-+om row: Weinber Larsen, Kaufman, Bogarf, Venrick, Sedwick, Goodman, Schachlman, Scheyer, Cary, Mouzakeolis, Malzacher, Floun, Reinach Q. - I I GIRLS' CLUB ENTERTAINMENT AT PARTY FOR FRESHMEN AND NEW GIRLS CLASS MANAGERS ROBINS BYINGTON, AND WHITNEY ON, CROISANT GIRLS' CLUB FIRST-SEMESTER COMMITTEES Top row: Day, Barnes, Hermann, Burns, Nisen, Thomas, Smiih, Salisbury, Rammon, Swanson, Cox, Unrad, Fairloairn, Sinclair, Huhfman, Langford Ander SOTI. Third row: GaNun, Meloy, Pope, Hullman, Gallagher, Wilder, Crane, Moses, Van Benschofen, Fairbanlc, Sedwiclc, Sleine, Lindblom, Lansing Massey Reiley, Van Wolf, Founiain. Second row: Babize, Willaver, Brewer, Sholes, Sybrandl, Vanderwicken, Wack, De Mulh, Kelly, Kulz, Rasmussen, Samuels, Slearns, Rasmusen Rodgers Arabia, Worrhy. Bo'Hom row: Zoline, Johnslon, Bingham, Cram, Marsh, Tenney, Wilson, Reinach, Breeden, Burkhart Snyder, Taylor, Solomon, Weiss, Goodman Baker GIRLS' CLUB SECOND-SEMESTER COMMITTEES Top row: Coolidge, Green, Daniels, Huffman, Sfolces, Gilchrisl, Shaffer, Wyss, Sluebner, Carpenler, Wolf, Robinson. Third row: Rumage, Oehl, Good, Schroeder, Fraser, Pfaelzer, Browne, Emerson, Gibson, Waller, Sachs, Frank. Second row: Pawlan, Ball, Morava, Flelcher, Burns, Keserf, HaHis, Sykes, Glabman, Orwig, Porler, McKeown, Kay. BoHom row: Anderson, Cohn, Rachlin, Claar, Nighberl, Murphy, Cohen, Snow, Passman, Grung, Pancoasl, Grung, Breeden, Bales. 1 , , I l l s i TOM SINGLETON JIM WHITE BUCK ROBINSON TOM MCNICHOLAS PresidenT Vice-Presideni' Secrefary Treasurer 5114.4 'jfu'-Ship p!1.0I'l'I.0fQA CiTizenship, SporTsmanship, and Fellowship-The Three ideals oT Tri- Ship-are all areas in which The club has accomplished much This year. Through iTs various acTiviTies, Tri-Ship oTfered an opporTuniTy Tor service To The school To many boys. By earning over 57,000 Tor scholar- ships, iT also aided boys in going To college. WiTh a large addiTion oT Tresh- men, The oTlicers had a big iob di- recTing The club. PresidenT Tom Sin- gleTon co-ordinaTed The main acTivi- Ties. Jim WhiTe, The vice-presidenT, Took over in case oT Tom's absence, and also acTed as Senior Class chair- man. Buck Robinson's duTies as sec- reTary enTailed The keeping oT com- pleTe minuTes oT The board meeTings. l-le also handled The ,club's corres- pondence. The Treasurer, Tom Mc- Nicholas, was in charge oT The Tunds Tor acTiviTies ranging Trom Tri-Ship dances To Lagniappe, and kepT rec- ords oT all TransacTions. NoT all The work was piled upon The oTTicers, however. Randy Miller was chairman oT The Junior Class, Chuck SeThness oT The Sophomore Class, and Bill McGuire oT The Fresh- man Class. Don Monroe headed Ser- vice, supervising doorguards and running The STudenT EmploymenT Ser- vice. Dick STrub's Public RelaTions CommiTTee Took care oT publiciTy. Clubroom and ChariTies chairman Jack Paschen helped direcT The canned Toods and UniTed Fund drives. Dick Dorgan had charge oT TickeT sales Tor Tri-Ship TuncTions and lConTinued on page 981 MSN JOHN HUST JACK PASCHEN BUD MACKEY JOHN TRUE DAVE EISENBERG DICK STRUB Dance . Dinner Lagniappe Public Relafions ArrangemenTs Clubroom-ChariTies DICK DORGAN DON MON ROE Services Tickefs 94 CHUCK ANDERSON TONY ETNYRE Traffic Usher Corps RANDY MILLER CHARLES SETHNESS Junior Chairman Sophomore Chairman TRI-SHIP INFORMATION DESK Top row: Sawers, Col- ville, Grolli, Meloy, Riley. Third row: Orlegel, Kel- Iener, Irvine, Slone, O'NeiIl, Wells. Second row: S'rarIcwea'II1- er, I-Ieinmiller, Gieg, Kurz, Lane, Eiseman, Sfegliclw. BoHom row: Dorlman, McLean, Vreeland, I-Ia- neman, WIH, Rubens, Wallcer, Elilen, Peler- son. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Top row: Delander, Radford, SIuII's, Kaplif, Wenclc, Rodger, I-Ier:l'1I'. BoHom row: Arlhur, Sanderson, I-Iirscli, Loclwer, I-Ieinelcen, McConnell. TRI-SHIP REPRESENTATIVES Top row: Porler, Lane, Mclzger, McLicIc, Bangs, Miller, Magee, Coilielcl, Kelley, While, Will. SPONSORS MR. LIGHTNER, MR. RUDE, MR. KELLEY MR. JAMES, MR. CLARK, MR. MALINSKY, MR. WELLINGTON Third row: McGuire, Wolf, Kearney, Gessel, Bernslein, Reno, McNeil, Ferdinand, Berry, Gorr, Elnyre. Scoll. Second row: Berlgellwarner, Prenliss, Dubrouille-I, Sergeanl, Peasier, Allcins, Walson, Provol, Dendller, Levin, Pories. BoH'om row: Siern, Bri+'ran,ZecI1rnan, Baumgarlen, Landman, Rome, I-Ioward, Richardson, Siebel, Seng, Scallan, Douglily. l SOPHOMORE MESSENGER CORPS Top row: Shane, Scargle Myers, Jeffers, l-lorron Sleiglwlr, Seng, Gomez Werner, Pullman, Leav ill Third row: Peierson Green, Garner, Rodg ers, Muller, l-laihaway Oser, Porles, Clausing Pearson. Second row: Packel, Ro sen, Schaefer, Winks Zimmerman, Sfixrood Van l-lecke, Davis Gingiss. BoH'om row: Takilzl, Kush- ner, Baer, Anderson Prieline, Miller, Fried Knowles, Moran, No ble. i TRI-SHIP HALL GUARDS Top row: Gelderman, Slearns, Dellin, Ray, McLick, Ellis, Berry, Gorin, Murdock, Erb, Magner. Middle row: Rooker, Donal, Koller, Lindblad, MacLean, Gross, Harman, I-lerlwold, Emerson, Baleman, Young, Golclner. Bo'Hom row: Erenburg, Sclner, Mclzadclen, Slern, Kulwles, Monroe, Campbell, Guslafson, Carlin, Riley. Odh. TRI-SHIP COMMITTEES Top row' Belsey, Wilson Monroe, Pcrfer, Williams, Sfrub, Mangel, Polnler. Third roxkf: l-laiglwl, Woollard, Levin, Thomas, MacKinnon, Juergens, Murdock, Shamloerg, Mackey, Surpless, Lloyd, McLick, Baker. Second row: Felzer, Bernsleing, Gessel, Griffin, Miya, Kelley, Weissenberg, Sullivan, Dulhie, Boodell, Snife, McConnell, Glasser, Garner. df Id M C ll M P 'r rson, Meislahn, Seng, Wilkey, Pinsof, Gilboy, O'Connell, l-lokin, Haines Bo'H'om row: Dubrouillef, Porfes. True, Lan ie , c onne , ason, e e ZW? 9 TRI-SHIP REPS WORK TO COLLECT AND PACKAGE CANS CANNED-FOODS DRIVE DOUBLES I5,000-CAN GOAL TRAFFIC SQUAD MEMBERS Top row: Sfewarl, Wenclc, Riley, Wirlz, Slreefer, Wilson, Baker, Adams, l-lenelcen, Guerlin, Lloyd, Fell. Third row: Charllon, Will, l-lirsch, Woolard, Surpless, Gibbons, Jump, Browndylce, McGowan, Sullivan, Reasner, Weis, Swarlchild. Second row: Srnaha, Pelersen, Trees, Barlell, Gilboy, Rulherford, Elliolt, Lielzow, P. Sullivan, Dulhie, McCabe, O'Connell, de Tarnowslcy, Ellioll: Bo'Hom row: Gloede, Gudeman, Shinbach. Florsheim, Radford, Moulding, Warren, Bowland, Dudley, D'Ancona, Kaberg, Morrison, Jacob, Slrahorn Burgoyne. TRAFFIC SQUAD MEMBERS Top row: Palmer, Pyle, Slrub, McCabe, Robinson, Belsey, Sleglich, Melzger, Porfer, Elnyre, Willauer, Magee, Simonds, Schoenroclc, Smifh. Four+h row: Morse, While, Dorgan, Scoll, Mackey, Gray, McNicholas, Singlefon, Schulz, Jackson, Miller, Husl, Whilelaw, Saunders. Third row: Bell, Kearney, Paschen, Websler, l-lendrey, Chrislensen, Pinsoli, Snile, Boodell, Corcfield, Bangs, Vanderwiclcen, Kendall, Dorlman, McLucas Second row: Davenporl, Dunne, Dunlap, McConnell, l-lilcen, O'KieFl7e, l-lollingbery, l-ligginbofharn, Plonslcer, Mangel, Glasser, Naidowslci, Allcins, John son, True. Boffom row: Baby, Monroe, Dean, Prenliss, Beers, Boshes, Sperlus, Siebel. Richardson, Anderson, l-luyler, Granqer, Layden, Davenporl, Armslrong. LAGNIAPPE BOARD Top row: lvlacomber, Leonard, Garvey, Ross, CliTTord, Fink, Sham- berg. Middle row: Plonsker, l-lall, SperTus, 5 Fall, Levin, Rohan. BoT+om row: Mr. Kelley, Gudeman, Eisenberg, Mr. Rude, Wonderlic, IvleTeliTs, Jones. .. .W . lConTinued from page 94-l Tor program sales aT TooTball games. OTher commiTTees were acTive in special TuncTions. John True's com- miTTee planned The dinner Tor The TooTball bangueT and The lVloTher- Son BanqueT. John T'lusT headed Ar- rangemenTs CommiTTee, which organ- ized Career NighT and l-lomecorning. l-le also supervised The inTormaTion desks. Usher Corps, headed by Tony ETnyre, served aT sevenTy-Tive Tunc- Tions ThroughouT The year. Chuck Anderson was The head oT TraTTic Squad. An imporTanT means oT Tund-rais- ing Tor Tri-Ship is iTs dances. The usual daTe-dances were varied This year wiTh a TurnabouT and an experi- menTal program dance. Special no- daTe Treshman Tri-Ships were also held. Bud Mackey headed The Dance CommiTTee. Une oT The big Tund-raising acTivi- Ties oT Tri-Ship was Lagniappe. For The second year in a row, a girl co- direcTed Lagniappe. The acquisiTion seems To have been a good one, Tor The general opinion was ThaT Kay Wonderlic and Dave Eisenberg had produced The besT Lagniappe yeT. lT's on The Rocks was novel in many ways. lvlosT oT The music was original. Two choruses were used, each an inTegral parT OT The sTory raTher Than mere background. USHER CORPS Top row: Ford, Shelby, SmiTh, Fuller, Embree. ETnyre, Spare, Surpless, STewarT. Third row: Baby, Davis, l-larT, Niemann, Wells, Kendall, Rodenberger, Wagner, O'Connell. Second row: Walker, l-lendrey, l-l a rm a n, Denning, Gudeman, Culberg, WaTson, Johnson. BoTTom row: lvleislahn, Davis, l-laines, Saper, Sharpe, Siebel, SniTe, McConnell, Gloede. The seTTing oT lT's on The Rocks was The Dukedom oT LaurenTz, a Ta- mous TourisT resorT. The ploT was concerned wiTh an aTTempT To bal- ance The budgeT oT The counTry by dismissing The royal courT. ATTer an aTTempT by The DieT To Take iTs place and ensuing economic disorder, The courT was reinsTaTed and prosperiTy Tinally reigned. Much oT The success oT Tri-Ship This year was due To The aid and en- couragemenT oT iTs sponsors. Mr. Lionel LighTner was The general su- pervisor. l'le was aided by Mr. Clark, lvlr. James, lvlr. Kelley, Mr. lvlalinsky, Mr. WellingTon, and Mr. Rude. PUSHIN' THE PERCUSSION IS HIT DANCE NUMBER OF LAGNIAPPE, IT'S ON THE ROCKS JON MILLS, ED HELFER, ELLIE LEVIN, LYNN RAYNOR, AND DAVE LELEWER DIRECTORS KAY WON-DERLIC, DAVE EISENBERG OUARTET: BARKER, LIGHTNER, BUESCH, LANG MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL DIET, HIKEN AND VAN WOLF LYRIC-WRITER JOHN JONES SINGS, TOO LEFT-HANDED DICK WIRTZ DIRECTS WITH ARM IN SLING WAITER BAKER TAKES ORDERS FROM OLD LADIES HARVEY AND MARGOLIS LAGNIAPPE LEADS: MILLS, HIKEN, FRASER FACULTY SKIT: KELLEY, MAGES, RUDE THE DUKE DISCOVERS PREMIUM IN MOTHER LENIN'S RYE CEREAL BOX Z A: Ii, III X , X - , ' mf..-wwf.. ' mf if 1 Edd Q flop ANN LINDSTROM JOAN KARSLAKE CATHY WOLF NANCY RINKER President Vice-Presidenf Secrefary Treasurer i .mr JA W- LEE RODERICK CAROLE MERRICK JEAN BRADLEY ALISON KENNEY Ari' Iniramurals Membership Publicify COMMITTEES Top row: Haines, Michel, McMullen, Sawyer, Brighlman, Ingersoll, Sykes, Feller, Porler, Allin. BoHom row: Bullerfield, Swansen, Grinker, Swanson, Townsend, Older, Schrom, Orwig. SPORTS BOARD Top row: Vinnedge, Williams, Loos, Goldsmilh, Sluebner, Schweilzer. Second row: Pearson, Cooley, Cox, Bern, Voigl, Keilh, Sybrandi. Firs+ row: Crean, Feldman, Nash, I-Iassel, Miss Wheeler, Miss Kealing, Sfandingz Merrick. PRUDY KING JANE GLAESER Service Social The Girls' Alhlelic Associalion had a very successful and memorable year under The leadership of Presi- denl Ann Lindsrrom, Vice-Presidenl Joan Karslake, Treasurer Nancy Rinker, and Secrelary Caihy Wolf. Working wilh Ihe board were Miss Suzanne Kealing, Iacully sponsor, and Miss Margarel' Wheeler, iaculiy chairman ol iniramurals. Carole Merrick, head of inlra- murals, coordinaled lhe sporls aclivi- lies wilh Ihe help of lhe class mana- gers. The arl work for all G.A.A. bullelin-board displays and decora- lions was handled by Lee Roderick and her commirlee. Keeping lhe ac- Iive membership lisls and planning inilialion were 'Ihe dulies ol Jean Bradley and her assislanl, Linda l-lar- ris. Alison Kenney was in charge of publicily for all G.A.A. aclivilies. Jane Glaeser, assisled by Sue Wil- helm, planned lhe social evenls. Sue Heilman, who direcled G.A.A. proi- ecls, supervised lhe filling of Ihe Chrislmas slockings senl Io The lCon+inued on page I04l CLASS MANAGERS Top row: Nellis, Sleadry, Lacey, Long, Welch, Wilson, McConnell, l.eVine, Douglas, Anderson, Siebel, Wilson, Rainey. Bo+lom row: Marcus, Ryan, l-lalvorsen, Grunq, Vance, l-larlray, Dolce, Cornyn, Hoover, Yosl. N REPRESENTATIVES Top row: Carpenler, Le- Vine, Johnson, Wilson, Berlcenlield. Fiffh row: Schwenn, Ty- ler, Swope, Page, Vance, Fraser, Janus, Michel. Fourih row: Ki r b y . l-lechl, Pfaelzer, Veller, Long, Jones, Byinglon, Folzer, Sloops. Third row: Wrede, Ross, Fuller, l-loslcing, Poeh- ler, Whealon, Barr, Adler. Second row: l-loward, Pancoasl, Prince, Ov- son, Boyer, Alexander. Mayfield, McGrew, l-lulfman. BoHom row: F l o u n, Kolchever, Tredwell, Niqhberi, Ohlson, Jones, Meyer, O'Con- nell, Zimmerman. PAGE GIRLS Top row: Rose, Sykes, Cram, Voiql, Alder, Cavell, Borlcan. Middle row: Bleloch, Fine, Bales, Snyder, McKeown, Malson, Balcer, Waller, Cohn. Bolfom row: Wiles, Fra- ser, Tullle, Swanson, Langford, Thorsen, Loclcerbie. OFFICIALS Top row: Harnsberger. Townsend, Bradley, Wolf, Sybrandl, Schrei- ber, Phalen, Uebelhaclc. Middle row: Welch, Ro- sen, Vance, Kay, Bern, Karslalce, Sleadry, Wil- son, Kemper. BoHom row: Claylon, Johnslon, Oehl, Fine, Srnilh, Grinlcer, Moore, Van Horne, Grinlcer. TIMERS AND SCORERS Top row: Slarlcwealher, Cox, Pilzer, Moore, Behrendl, Wasern, By- inglon, Buhse. Bo+'l'om row: Gould, l-larlray, Clarkson, Nash, Whealon, Ble- loch, Bells, Harrison. FROSH MANAGERS Top row: Janus, Fislc, L. Taylor, Maas, Dolce, Behrencll, Lauer, Page. Third row: M. Taylor, Weissenberqer, Buhse, Slewari, Wenclc, Hal- vorsen, Mallhews, Hall- burg. Second row: Roderick, Lord, Beally, Veeder, Hadded, Richardson, Lower, McWilliams, Buclc. Bo++om row: Slruggles, Hulcheson, McKinney, Powell, Ruggles, Moon- ey, Clabman, l-larlray, Johnson, Kelleher. UPPERCLASS MANAGERS Top row: Brighlman, Swope, Slivers, Swan- son, Thorman, DeMu'fh, Taubensee. Fourlh row: Runnslrorn, Loclcerbie, Baughman, Uebelhaclc, Long, Er- land, Allison, Cairns. Third row: Burchmore, Plaelzer, Brandenburg, Presba, Sloops, Larsen, K lil ap . Second row: Crymes. Myers, Williams, Mil ler, Mayfield, Jacobs, Breeden, Pellersen. Bol l'om row: Ray, Wil- liarns, Venriclc, Mueller, Krauller, Bliss, Edding- lon, Mouzalceolis, Me- nard. I i I , I l LONGSWORTH'S PARTICIPATION CHAMPS Top row: Van Anrooy, Freund, Minnema, Morava, Chorn, Risius. BoTTom row: Flowers, Wade, Levine, Premaclc, Skolnilc. IConTinued from page IOII NorThwesTern SeTTlemenT House. The page girls were direcTed by Prudy King, head OT service, and her assisTanT, Peggy SmiTh. lniTiaTion oT more Than 300 girls be- gan early in February wiTh slciT group meeTings and TerminaTed wiTh The winTer award assembly and IniTiaTes Supper, February 2I. AT The assem- bly TiTTy-eighT girls received The 300- poinT awards, Twelve The 700-poinT, Tive The I000-poinT, and one The I500-poinT award. The year was cli- maxed by The spring award assembly and Spring BanqueT. I500-, I000-POINT WINNERS 700-POINT WINNERS Top row: I-Iarnsberger, Kenney, Cox. Top row: Bleloch, Johnson, Bern, Mclieown, Mcore. BoTTom row: Bern. BoTTom row: I-Ienrich, I-loover, Enchelmayer, Vance. 300-POINT WINNERS Top row: ByingTon, Uebelhaclc, Loclferbie, I-lunT, Sedwiclc, Lacey, Taylor, Cox, Margolis, SybrandT, Presba. Middle row: Fraser, I-IaTTis, Cohn, Bruno, Brewer, Maynard, Moore, Rammon, Crane, STeadry, King. BoTTom row: Townsend, WCIT, I-Iaines, KrauTTer, Fine, Moore, I-IarTray, Maloney, Cairns, JohnsTon, VenricI4, Wilson. SOCCER, FRESHMAN FIRST TEAM Top row: Buck, Glabman, Dolce, Friedman, Lechner, Bradley, GuTsche. Bo'Hom row: Ware, Jones, STruggIes, I-IarTray, STanTon, Sherer. HOCKEY, SENIOR FIRST TEAM Top row: Kenney, Glaeser, LindsTrom, Merrick, Vance, Wolf, McConnell. BoTTom row: I-loover, Robinson, Pullman, I-Iassel, Barnes, Pfaelzer, I-Ienrich. TENNIS TOURNAMENT WINNERS The inTramural sporTs program is organized and adminisTered by The Girls' Physical EducaTion DeparTmenT wiTh The cooperaTion oT The Girls' AThleTic AssociaTion. Soccer was under The sTudenT leadership oT Nancy VoigT. The usual schedule oT pracTice sessions Tollowed by adviser-room and class- Team games was highlighTed by a special game in which The C5.A.A. board challenged and beaT The win- ner oT The Treshman TournamenT, Mrs. STewarT's adviser room. I-loclcey was under The direcTion oT sTudenT head Louise I-Iassel. Mrs. Gallie's, Miss Deames's, and Miss Durgin's adviser rooms Triumphed, wiTh The Sophomore Class winning The class TournamenT. The annual Brawn versus BeauTy game be- Tween The senior girls' TirsT Team and varsiTy TooTball Team climaxed a very successicul season. Tennis, riding, and swimming were also popular Tall acTiviTies. The Ten- nis TournamenT was ably handled by sTudenT head Carol Williams. In rid- ing, headed by Mariorie Cox, TorTy girls parTicipaTed in The IO-weelc course held aT NorThwesTern STables. RecreaTional swimming proved To be increasingly popular headed by Sally' Vinnedge. A compleTe sTaTT oT reTerees, um- pires, Time-lceepers, and score-lceep- ers began Their year-'round duTies early in The Tall. The oTTicials headed by Willa Bern and The Timers and scorers under The direcTion of Val Nash were consTanTly in requisiTion ThroughouT The Tull program oT girls' sporTs acTiviTies. Mrs. Alpaugh, Penfield, CarpenTer, Williams, Cornyn, Grinlcer. GIRLS' HOCKEY IS POPULAR FALL SPORT L.- 7, F. gig? Z fl 15,2 L: I V: L ri' A 5 I fs! ,1 ,- . ,gg .1 ., V I 7757 i i' - f , 1 ,- 1 4 1 , Af V 1 V , . , , 1 ' bl V ' lg , ' X f vs, .A r ' f rf. . WW 'r fr fi: - 491 y . X. ' 1 i W5 a V .W f . ,, 4.5. 1' f' GIRLS' POOL GUARD Top row: DoTy, Ingersoll, Wyss, Brown, K. YosT, Wilson, Ross, l-larris. BoTTom row: E. YosT, Lucas, Vinnedge, Miss Pyle, Feldman, Sedwick, Rinlcer, Lechner, HEADS OF RECREATIONAL GAMES LefT To righT: Miss AbboTT, TaculTyg Grung, senior head, STeadry, Treshman head: Lacey, iunior head: Loos, head oT all recreaTional games: Wilson, sophomore head. ADVANCED DANCE GROUP Volleyball was The TirsT Team sporT in The mid-year season. Adviser room and class TournamenTs were held un- der The sTudenT direcTion oT Mary STuebner. Champion adviser rooms were Miss Powell's, Miss Purdum's, Mrs. STewarT's, Mrs. SuTTon's, Miss Anderson's, Mrs. Ream's, and Miss Bowser's and The Junior Class emerged vicTorious. Swimming oTTered The popular sponge ball, racing, and Tancy diving Tor a large group oT inTeresTed girls. Many girls parTicipaTed in The pro- gram, which included badminTon, ping-pong, and shuTTleboard. This group was under The direcTion oT sTudenTs headed by Tippy Loos, Tumbling, Temporarily disconTinued lasT year because oT lack oT space, was resumed This year under The direcTion oT Penny Pullman. A size- able group oT girls parTicipaTed in learning basic sliills and more ad- vanced apparaTus worlc. Under The capable sTudenT leadership oT Bunny GoldsmiTh, baslceTball replaced vol- leyball as The TournamenT sporT. The TournamenTs were won by Miss Forclcs, Miss MoriarTy's, Miss Pyle's, Mrs. RaTTeTTo's, Miss Anderson's, and Miss Moeller's adviser rooms. The Dance ConcerT presenTed on March 23 was The culminaTion oT many monThs oT hard work Tor The enThusiasTic dancers, TaculTy and sTu- denT commiTTee members and direc- Tors. Top row: Miss KeaTing, Yeager, Coyne, Corcoran, Bern, Lechner, Unrad, ReuTer, Feldman, Brandwein, Evans, ShaTer, Jackson, l-landler, Thorsen, Glab- man Miss Voelz. BoH'orri row: Rapport Pullman, Adler, Moses, Buclc, Howard, Lechner, Ruskin, PalaiTh, PTeiTer, Kiper, Sherer, GoodTriend, WerTheimer. SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Top row: Miss Alpaugh, Glos, Leonard, Belmont Boffom row: Sfoops, Merriclc, Yaqer. I ANDERSON'S ADVISER-GROUP BASKETBALL WINNERS Top row: Miss Wheeler, Loclcerbie, Langford, Burns, Welch, Eiber Boffom row: Clemenlson, Miller, Bradley, Rinker, Smirli. VOLLEYBALL, SENIOR TEAM Top row: Bradley, Sclwweiher, Daniels, Ni- sen, Williams, McCon- nell. Middle row: Mrs. Folsclm, Berlcenfield, Weclnlrer, Prince, Merriclc. BoH'om row: Pearson l-loover, Vance. TUMBLING GROUP Top row: Carroll, Gar- HGV. Second row: Miss Pow- ell, Moore, Whealon, Pullman, Bowren. Bo++om row: Gerber, Bales, Keilh, Taylor, Goodyear, Edwards, King, Michel. 4 l SOFTBALL A LACROSSE Sfanding: Rainey, Bayless, Sreadry, Merriclc, Fairbairn, Maynard, Schweilzer. Top Row: Moore, Karslalce, MCK own Ca+Cl'lefi baifefl l-OUQ. Wolf- Boffom row: Wilson, Phalen, Lacey A wide varieiy oi aciivilies oi- iered This spring broughl many G.A.A. enlhusiasrs our on The field. Sollball was ohcered wiih Jane Keilh as siudenr head. The adviser room Jrournamenr was followed by Jrryouls for class reams and compeiilion be- Jrween The Tour classes. Archery, headed by Dale Cooley, was anolher popular sporr which included games and a Jrournamenr. Lacrosse, a com- pararively new sporlr in This area, was under The sludenr leadership oi Tippy Loos. The Tennis Jrournamenis and inslruclion broughl many girls oul' on The courls, while The Norlh- weslern Siables again had many New Trier riders. The life-saving course was under The ioinl leadership of Sally Vinnedge and Becky Feldman. RIDING ARCHERY Top row: Cashman, Schreiber, Shelby, Phillips, Uebelhaclc, Vance, Claylon Middle row: Siebel, Michel, Braun, Appel, Douglas, Larsen. Bo'Hom row: Kiesau, Cox, Sloan, Wolf, Bleloch. Leff +o righ+: Cox, Wiles, Buesch, Slibgen, Lueclcer, Zoline, Showley, Ward. m.1-...ua-1-.-V... ..., cf, UJC'.',w-,L.,----' - - - ---- - fywx , 8 im T155 -vm Under The guidance oT Mr. Wal- Ter J. Aschenbach, head coach, and his assisTanTs, Mr. l-l. D. CaTon, lvlr. E. G. Ellis, and Mr. E. A. WeingarT- ner, The spiriTed New Trier varsiTy Tinished Third in one oT The ToughesT Suburban League seasons in hisTory. The varsiTy and a group oT alumni opened The season beTore 4000 Tans. The larger and more experienced graduaTes were iusT able To geT pasT New Trier's represenTaTives, winning I3-8. A single poinT was The diTTer- ence in The TirsT league conTesT wiTh a Proviso Team well on iTs way To a Tie wiTh EvansTon Tor The Suburban League Championship. A Tine dis- play oT blocking and Tackling by New Trier Tailed To Turn The game be- cause oT crucial Tumbles and penal- Ties. The Tollowing week The varsiTy enTered The win column wiTh a solid Top row Wenck rnanag r Jackson McGee J Riley, Belsey, T. Riley. SingleTon, Mackey, Pyle, McGowan, Sullivan, CoTTield, Trukenbrod. Third row Woolard head manager ScoTT Dorgan White, Wilson, SwarTchild, Miller, Crow, Willauer, l-laighT, Gray, Browndyke. Second row Daliere So ldner l-larris l-lusT lVlcNrcholas, Trees, Morse, Will, BarTell, Sellers, DeRocco, O'Connell, Surpless lmanagerl. ow Mr Aschenbach coach Reed Soper Blake, Campbell, Wilkey, EllioTT, Johnson, Baker, Baby, Paschen, Layden, D'Ancona. l THE LINE-UP 35-O viciory over Niles. Then in suc- cessive weeks The Indians defealed Qak Park in a game highlighled by Pal Layden's 85-yard puni reiurn, Highland Park in an exciling home- coming clash, and Morlon in a par- iicularly rough coniesii Trailing by Jrwo Touchdowns al halflime in The Ociober 27+h Evanslon game, New Trier siaged Jrwo successful Jrouch- down marches lo earn a lie, bul' a New Trier punl was blocked lale in The final period io sei up The Wild- kils' winning Touchdown. The Tinal game was an impressive roulre of Waukegan. Capiain Tom Singlelon and Mike Pyle were accorded All-Siale honors and made The All-Suburban League Jream wiih linemen Mcf-Bowan, Mack- ey, Morse, and Scoii. Orher backs were Layden, Will, and Dorgan. LAYDEN BREAKS AWAY FOR A LONG GAIN J, , HOMECOMING FLOAT ENTERED BY G.A.A. Q V, , 3 ww A 1 if 16 T4 Q , if ,, X Z f K . 4 My y MQW , 5. f I! ry. V 3 if IV s K , W i 1 ' 'T A f WMA QW 's A 4 ' ' X 1 W : Q2 ff, f H i f -,ap W lx firm, I V .7 V ,Z V Y A 4 my gg' 52 .f 7 VV M t 5' I ' ,, 1 'i y Y X ,. f .,f- 2 1f,f,..,, if Hg .pm , M, mf :A-,iv W . ' ,, Mfg K 'Mi , vi. . ' ., ,.,: , SINGLETON UNCORKS A TOUCHDOWN PASS N.T. INDIAN WAS HIGH MAN, 4l-0, OVER HIGHLAND PARK MCNICHOLAS STOPS EVANSTON BACK AS PYLE CLOSES IN NO NEED TO LOOK SO WORRIEDI SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM Top row: Mr. James lassislanr coachl, Gomez, Adams, Pilzmaurice, Harper, Chamales, Afkinson, Jeffers, Felzer, MacKinnon, Hansen, Kurlz, Riman, DeHeIre, Nelson. Third row: Mr, Hurley lassislanl coachl, While, Weber, Dahlin, Lederer, Crilchell, Porles, Berlei, Cassell, 'I'hcrnI'on, Parker, Wechfer, Gingiss, Pefer- son,Woodru1CI, Rosen lmanagerl. Second row: Mr. Efnyre lassislfanf coachi, Horlon, Orlengren, Zimmermann, Franfzen, Mason, McNeil, Lehman, Karraker, Ghasler, Zarbin, Porler, Dohse, S. Davenporl' lmanagerl, K. Davenporl lmanagerl. BoHom row: Mr. Lauer lhead coachl, Dicus, Frank, Applegale ,BernsI'ein, Baleman lcaplainl, McCabe, Merrick, Sleighl, Salisbury, Kolehmainen, Bel- knap, Leisch, Dielrich, Caskey. The filly-member sophomore fool- ball Ieam, led by Lee Baieman and coached by Mr. C. F. Lauer, look Jrhe Suburban League championship, winning all games including Jrhe non- Ieague opener againsi Maine. In The firsi league conlesi Ihe sophs gained Jrheir second viclory by Iopping Ihe Proviso Pirales, 26-I3. The following week a four-Iouchdown-per-game av- erage was mainlained in Jrhe Niles game in which Herberr and Merrick Iurned in speclacular Iouchdown runs. Oak Park proved a more de- manding opponenl' bur The Ponies PLENTY OF DEPTH TO SOPHOMORE BENCH! downed Ihem in a hard-Ioughi I3-6 ballrle. Homecoming was celebraled wirh a 47-7 smashing of Highland Park in which long Iouchdown runs sparked Jrhe New Trier olliense. In Ihe Morlon game a 46-yard pass from Belknap Io Merrick supplied Ihe winning margin. Revenging Iaslr year's only defeai, Ihe Ponies oul- Ioughl Evanslon, I4-O, wilh skilled defensive work by Bernsiein, Deii- rich, Mason, and Sleighi. On Ihe Iinal Saiurday The Waukegan Pups were no malch for Ihe Ieam and Iell 27-6, closing a perfecr season. SOPHOMORE MERRICK CARRIES THE BALL SOPH SCORES N. T. Opp. Maine . 27 O Proviso . . 26 I3 Niles . . . . 28 6 Oak Park . . . I3 6 Highland Park . 47 7 Morron . . , I2 7 Eyansion . I4 O Waukegan . . 27 6 A -..ll..l.... g.a,51 .mywafzw JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Top row: SmiTh, BonesTeeI, Goodyear, Malay, Baker, McLick lCapTainI, Fay, Seiberling, Douglas, Mann, Kelley, Gibbons. Third row: WhiTelaw, Jacob, Dunne, P. Sullivan, DuThie, JosT, Weissenberg, Appel, BIanksTein, Boysen. Palmer, Jaffe. Second row: Kurz, Sward, Birney, KlaTTe, Gillis, Boodell, Jump, Dunlap, Freeman, Hirsch, Dudley, Bangs. BoTTom row: Mr. FranTzen, F. Sullivan, Prochnow, WaTson, Bell, ForsyThe, McLick, Lenon, Davis, Johnsfon, Mclver, Gloede, ConaughTon. WiTh invincible deTense, The Junior VarsiTy wenT undeTeaTed in eighT games. Much crediT should go To The coaching oT lvlr. PeTer I:ranTzen and The leadership oT CapTain Jerry Mc- Lick. The season opened wiTh a resound- ing vicTory over Proviso. New Trier scored 93 poinTs in Two games againsT Glenbrook. The Oak Park and MorTon games were somewhaT closer, buT in each case The Junior VarsiTy had more Than enough power To win. Games againsT EvansTon and Waukegan provided more Thrills, however, neiTher opponenT Tallied as New Trier had The needed sTrengTh To score vicTories over boTh. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM ConsTanTIy emphasizing Tundamen- Tals, Coach RoberT lvlalinsky guided a Treshman squad oT 55 boys To seven sTraighT vicTories in The A division and a Two-won, Two-IosT rec- ord in B compeTiTion. The season opened aT Proviso wiTh a 6-O win Tor New Trier. In games wiTh Niles, Oak Park, lvlorTon, and EvansTon, The Treshmen scored 6l poinTs To O Tor The opposiTion. Highland Park and Waukegan managed To score buT neiTher could give New Trier a real TighT. The B squad sTarTed slowly, dropping Their TirsT Two games, buT, gaining experience Through compe- TiTion, They came on To win The Tinal Two conTesTs. JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES N.T. Opp. Proviso .... 40 O Glenbrook . . 53 O Oak Park . . 34 7 Glenbrook . . 40 O MorTon . . . 27 O EvansTon . . . I4 O Waukegan . . . 7 0 FROSH SCORES A Team N.T. Opp. Proviso .... 6 O Niles . . . . I3 O Oak Park . . . I4 O Highland Park . . I9 6 IVIorTon . . . ZI O EvansTon . . I3 O Waukegan . . 4-O 7 B Team N.T. Opp. Glenbrook . . 6 2I Proviso . . . O 6 IvlorTon . . . 9 O Waukegan . . I9 6 Top row: Haring, Cary, Hope, Blair, ScoTT, McConnell, Hodge, Will, OrTegel, Kuyper, Aaron, Burke. SixTh row: Bingham, McDonald, Wilkinson, Murdock, Fox, McDade, Heinemann, STurn, Wood, GriTschke, ThornTon, Prodromos, Fox. Fiffh row: Rusnak lmanagerl, Cherry, Glesener, WoelTeI, Gray, Moeller, Ovson, Malzkin, STe-inbrecher, Jones, Schoenbrod, Goldberg, Thalman, inson lmanagerl. FourTh row: Fly, STruggIes, TaTham, Blackwell, Mandel, Wilkey, Rome, Claire, STurlini, Engels, Quigley, Howard, BaumgarTen. Third row: Mr. Funkhouser, Haider, Schuman, McGuire, Kelly, Erickson, Browning, Fleischman, LoveTT, BeaTTy, Trenkmann, Gingiss, Huyler. Second row: Mr. Larsen, Mr. WelIingTon, Nielsen, WebsTer, Powell, Williams, Gibbons, Delialco, Kavina, D'Ancona, Carlson, KoTler, Pinkerson Bo'H'om row: Mr. Malinsky, CarlsTrom, WooIleTT. Peoples, CarpenTer, Borg, Willauer, Landman, Canner, Zielke, Scher, Fox, BoTThoe, Rados. Ro 1-p refs' 1 sr 1 3 -. u vw ,uve . in-vu. n -1 is fc L.,-wily, iuvmz naw.-11,1 ,gwf gg- 1-'.4.,1-q-vf--- -.Qwmwswf-W ..,-,, Cross-counTry Track reached iTs Third birThday aT New Trier This year and The Team ceIebraTed by winning Ten oT The ThirTeen dual meeTs in The varsiTy and sophomore divisions. In The compuTaTion oT scores, The individual winner is awarded I poinT, The runner-up 2 poinTs, and so on. ThereTore, The Team wiTh The IowesT poinT score in compeTiTion is The winner. Coach Ben Almaguer began work- ing wiTh 45 boys aT The beginning oT school in preparaTion Tor The open- ing conTesT wiTh Proviso on SepTem- ber 2IsT. The Indian harriers came ouT on The losing end oT a I9-46 score Tor The varsiTy's TirsT and only loss oT The season. In The Tollowing meeT wiTh Niles, The record-breaking perTormance oT iunior Ned EIIio++ sparked The varsiTy To a 22-35 vic- Tory. EIIioTT's Time Tor The Two-mile course was a TasT 9:39. EIlioTT and WaIT STewarT Then led New Trier To a 25-39 vicTory over Oak Park wiTh TirsT and Third place Tinishers. A vic- Tory paTTern had been seT, Tor in The Tollowing weeks The varsiTy deTeaTed I-lighland Park I5-49, MorTon 25-36. EvansTon 23-36, and in The IasT con- TesT, Waukegan I6-44. In The Sub- urban League meeT EIIio++ besTed a Tield oT 64 runners by more Than 60 yards, STewarT was I3Th, Don Mc- Lucas I4Th, Bob DavenporT I8Th, Murray Moulding 2IsT, and Ed Eise- rnan 26Th. FROSH-SOPH CROSS-COUNTRY TRACK TEAM RUNNERS TAKE YOUR MARK! GET SET! GO! VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY TRACK TEAM Top row: Quick, Mills, BerIeT, O'KieTTe, WaTTs Jennings SrniTh Wallace BoTTom row: Weis, DorTrnan, DavenporT, ElIioTT KnnghT BaTson Ei eman 5TewarT McLucas Foregrouncl: Mr. Almaguer Icoachl, Moulding capTain Top row: Klein, DeVries, Dunn, Sidney, Provol, Fisher, Werner, SeThness, SchocheT. BoHom row: Adams, McClellan, Kushner, English, Meyer, Moran, DoughTy, EglesTon, Mr, Mcliadzean couch I l BoTTom row Mr Lauer coach FelTon STrub McGee Holmes uiclc ETnyre OrTegel Mr Henderson lassisTanT coachl. Even Though The varsiTy baslceTball squad was hiT heavily by graduaTion lasT June, They s+iII managed To Tinish wiTh a respecTable six-won, Ten-losT record This year. Adding TurTher To The sTaTure of The Indians was The TacT ThaT six oT The Ten deTeaTs were decided by eighT poinTs or less. Coaches Lauer and Henderson siTTed ouT The Top candidaTes in November and Trom ThaT Time To The end oT The season They worked, wiTh some meas- ure oT success, To improve The indi- vidual and Team skills oT The squad. The season opened wiTh a Tour- poinT deTeaT aT The hands oT a peren- nially Tough La Grange Team, buT New Trier goT inTo winning ways in The Tollowing conTesT wiTh an impres- sive 69-52 vicTory over Riverside. The nexT weelc The Indians losT a hearTbrealcing ol-59 baTTle To sec- ond-place Tinishers in The Suburban League, Waukegan. AgainsT Evans- Ton, one oT The Top eighT Teams in The sTaTe, The varsiTy waged a cour- ageous TighT beTore succumbing 74- 60. ATTer a loss To lvlorTon, New Trier celebraTed The beginning oT ChrisTmas vacaTion by deTeaTing Niles. During The vacaTion The Team iour- neyed To The PonTiac TournamenT where They were deTeaTed by Law- renceville and l.ockporT. The nexT Tour games were evenly divided wiTh losses To Oak Park and Proviso and one-poinT ancl Two-poinT vicTories over Highland Park and Waukegan -proving ThaT The varsiTy could win The close ones. Following This were Two losses-one a rouT aT The hands oT EvansTon and The oTher a race To The wire wiTh lvlorTon. For The sec- ond Time in The season, Niles Tell vicTim To The Indians who Tollowed This up wiTh anoTher vicTory, This Time over Qak Park, 76-54. The lasT Two games were deTeaTs by I-lighland Park and Proviso. Several members oT The Team were accorded posT-season honors. Cap- Tain ETnyre and OrTegel were se- lecTed To The all-league Team: ETnyre and I-lolmes received The CranTz Trophy. ORTEGEL TIPS TO SULLIVAN VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES N.T. Opp. LaGrange . . . 6I 65 Riverside . . . 69 52 Waukegan . . . 59 6l EvansTon . . 60 74 MorTon .... 4I 53 Niles ..... 53 so I Lawrenceville' . . 54' 56' LockporT' . . . 34' 46' Oak Park , . . 66 74 Highland Park . . 55 54 Proviso .... 43 78 Waukegan . . . 68 66 EvansTon . . 44 66 MorTon . . . 7I 73 Niles ..... 59 56 Oak Park . . . 76 64 I-lighland Park . . 45 66 Proviso ..,. 58 64 NorTh Chicagoi' . 45'l' 53'I' 'PonTiac TournamenT, held aT Pon- Tiac, Illinois, December 27, 28 29. Tllegional Game oT STaTe Tourna- menT, played aT Lake ForesT, Illi- nois. A TIP BY HOLMES ETNYRE IN GREAT CAMERA SHOT BY MILLMAN l T l SOPH BASKETBALL SCORES N.T. Opp. LaGrange . . 40 43 Riverside . 38 4I Waukegan . 50 40 I EvansTon . 52 46 MorTon . . 3I 29 ' Niles . . . . 40 3I I Oak Park . . . 48 50 Highland Park . . 42 52 I Proviso .... 76 70 Waukegan . 4l 40 Evansion . 64 48 MorTon . 45 62 Niles ..... 35 34 Oak Park . . . 60 77 Highland Park . . 56 27 Proviso .... 34 5I DIETRICH HITS FOR TWO SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM lmprovemenT was The key word Tor This year's sophomore baskeTball Team under The direcTion oT Coach John Jacobson. LasT year, as Tresh- men The A squad won Two games while losing nine, buT This year They had a .563 record, winning nine and losing seven. Even This is misleading Tor, since Two oT The losses were in non-league play, The Ponies' conTer- ence record, where The real impor- Tance lies, was nine won and Tive losT. ATTer The opening losses To La LET'S GET GOING! GO! GO! GO! Grange and Riverside, The sopho- mores won Tour sTraighT games. Only The lVlorTon conTesT, which was char- acTerized by ball conTrol, was close all The way. The sophomores won, however, 3l-29. The Tollowing Two games were losses To Oak Park and Highland Park. LaTer in The season in a re-maTch wiTh The laTTer oppo- nenT, New Trier more Than doubled The Highland Park score. The high poinT oT The season was The vicTory over Proviso, 76-70. Top row: Ray, HorTon, WhiTe, JeTTers, Bishop, ETnyre, McNeill, Cassell, Miller, Wing. Boffom row: Mr. Jacobson lcoachl, Merrick, Gessel, Fried, Kearney, Lehman, DeiTrich, Davis, Cohen lmanagerl. , .,,.M.,... ,, .,3Ah3. wall JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Mr. I-IarTbarger Icoachl, Campbell, RuTherTord, WaTTs, Farmer, Wallace, Williams, BonesTeeI, MeTzger, PorTer, Jennings, Seiberling, WhiTeIaw, Trax- ler, Berfell, Bell, JohnsTon lmanagerl, Oloede Irnanagerl. J UNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES - N.T. Opp. Barrin Ton . . . 63 79 Q BarringTon . . . 43 46 Waukegan . . . 53 5I EvansTon . . 53 44 MorTon .... 47 63 Niles ..... 42 24 Oak Park . . . 36 57 Highland Park . 49 56 Proviso .... 52 57 EvansTon . . . 42 58 MorTon . . . 58 49 Niles ..... 6I 28 Oak Park , . . 58 62 Proviso .... 56 54 FROSH A TEAM BASKETBALL SCORES N.T. Opp. I3arringTon . . . 43 37 I3arringTon . . . 46 49 Waukegan . . . 22 39 EvansTon . . . 46 53 IvlorTon . . 50 58 Niles ..... 44 40 Oak Park . . . 34 44 I-Iighland Park . 59 57 Proviso .... 37 36 EvansTon . . . 35 36 MorTon . . . 44 34 Niles ..... 45 57 Oak Park . . 3l 42 Proviso . . 36 54 FROSH B TEAM BASKETBALL SCORES N.T. Opp. BarringTon . . . 42 29 Waukegan . . . 4I 42 EvansTon . . 35 39 MorTon . . . 30 29 Oak Park . . . 43 30 I-Iighland Park . 39. 33 Proviso .... 40 39 EvansTon , . 20 25 MorTon . 38 36 Niles . . . 3I 29 Oak Park . . 32 34 Proviso . . 38 49 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Top row: Buck, Bingham, I-Iaider, Vail, Magner, Blair, Schuessler, Mr. ETnyre lcoachl, Sproule lassT. coachl. Middle row: Gray, I-Ieggie, GriTschke, Provol, Moeller, Neis, WerTymer, Mc!-Xbee, ThornTon, Kremer, BoTTom row: Berg lmanagerl, STrahorn, Miller, Mandel, Goodman, WebsTer, Wilkey, Morgan, Willauer, McLean lmanagerl. AlThough The overall record oT The J.V. baskeTball Team was Tar Trom specTacular, iT is evidenT ThaT The posiTive inTluences oT Coach Cory I-larTbarger were TelT because his charges won Three oT Their IasT Tour games To Tinish The season on a deTi- niTe upsurge. ATTer losing The TirsT Two games To a very Tall BarringTon ouTTiT, New Trier showed a Tlash oT class by beaT- ing Waukegan, 53-5I, EvansTon, 53- 44, and Niles, 42-24. ln The nexT Tew games There seemed To be a lid over The New Trier baskeT as They losT Tour decidedly. IT was aT This poinT ThaT The Junior VarsiTy uniT ielled as They began To produce greaTer poinT ToTals. The Treshman baske+baII Teams did noT have an ouTsTanding record This season, buT They gained valuable ex- perience under The TuTelage oT Coach Roy ETnyre. AT various Times during The season They showed con- siderable promiseg Tor insTance, The Braves losT only one game from De- cember I5Th To February 2nd. The regulars goT oTT To a slow sTarT by losing Tour oT Their TirsT Tive games buT aTTer They had beaTen Niles, I-Iighland Park, and Proviso, and losT To EvansTon, They avenged an early season loss by beaTing lvlor- Ton. The B Team had a beTTer year Than The A Team, however, ending The season wiTh a 7-5 record. U 'Sw' mmjalm SWIM CAPTAINS AND COACHES Top row: I-IeiTman, Robinson, Ivlerz, Mr. Van Aman, Mr. Condon, Ivlr. RoberTson, Carlson. BoT+om row: PeTTigrew, ArmsTrong, McGuire. I 7 i' '- ' VARSITY SCORES Elmwood Park . . 70 7 Peoria .... 63 I4 II CIinTon .... 64 I3 Proviso . . 64 I3 I Culver .... 58 I9 Waukegan . . . 68 9 I EvansTon . . . 35 42 Janesville . . . 63 I4 I IvIorTon . . . 64 I3 Niles ..... 6I I6 I EvansTon . . . I09 ' 94Iff I-Iighland Park' . Sli RockTord EasT' . 58 Schurz .... 30 24 Oak Park . . . 52 25 'TT Amundsen . . . 47 I2 xfm's'iz,.:Tazz:,iNS ppl'-id P-fi I gg gg aine .... I EvansTon'I' . . . 74'I' 64'I' Joe HUYLER IN DIVE H,gi,la,,d paw, a 47+ , 'T I 'Indian Relays. ' 'I'Suburban League IvIeeT. I FROSH-SOPH SCORES N.T. Opp. Elmwood Park . . 70 7 Peoria .... 60 I7 CIinTon . . . 63 I3 I Proviso . . 47 30 Waukegan . 70 7 EvansTon . 43 34 I Janesville . 70 6 IvIorTon . . 66 I I Niles . . . 66 II Schurz .... 55 I9 Oak Park . . . 64 I3 Amundsen . . . 44 6 Highland Park . 4I 36 Maine .... 43 34 EvansTon'l' . . . 84'I' 55'I' Highland Park'I' . 55'I' 'T5uburban League MeeT. FRESHMAN SCORES I20 GARY BALL TAKES THE FREESTYLE IN IMPRESSIVE FASHION N.T. Opp. N.T. Opp. Waukegan . 68 9 Niles . . . 68 9 EvansTon . 44 33 Proviso . 64 I3 Maine . 59 I8 EvansTon . . . 44 33 Waukegan . . , 64 I3 Highland Park . . 39 38 One deTeaT in ThirTy-seven dual meeTsI ThaT was The record oT The combined New Trier swimming Teams. IVIosT oT The crediT Tor This Tine showing musT be given To The Tine leadership oT Coaches Dave RoberTson, ArT VanAman, and Verne Condon, who guided The Teams Trom early Tall. The one deTeaT, however, was cosTIy as iT allowed rival EvansTon To win The Suburban League TiTIe. A good indicaTion oT New Trier's superioriTy was ThaT The varsiTy, Trosh- soph, and Treshman swimming Teams averaged in The high TiTTies and Their opponenTs scraped along in The low TwenTies. Their single deTeaT by Ev- ansTon was avenged Three Times la- Ter in The season, New Trier Tinally Taking The sTaTe TiTIe wiTh a margin oT I IipoinTs over EvansTon. The vicTory in The sTaTe champion- ships was due To The Tine balance OT The Team. New Trier's only individ- ual champion was Fred WolT in The I50-yard individual medley, second- place Tinishers were I3rackeTT in The 200-yard Tree sTyIe, I'IuyIer in The diving, and WOIT in The backsTroke. Ball grabbed a Third in The I00-yard Tree sTyIe and TourTh-place Tinishers were deTarnowsky in The 50-yard Tree sTyIe and I3rackeTT in The indi- vidual medley. OTher scorers were co-capTains Robinson and Carlson, and Ebrey, I-IeiTman, SIaughTer, and Merz. Topping oTT The meeT and The season was The vicTory oT The 200- yard medley relay llvliller, Robinson, Richardson, and Kuppenheimerl and The second-place Tinish oT The Tree- sTyle relay Team. VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM Top row: Burke, Miller, Ivloring, Davies, Reilly, Marlin, Sleele, Sin- clair, Phillips, Sand, McDaniel. Third row: Mr. Van Aman, Wolf, Veeder, Raub, Brooker, Kuppen- heimer, McConnell, Garner, Arlhur, Brack- eII', Mr. Roberfson. Second row: Mr. Con- don, Richardson, Huy- ler, Mariher, Carlson, Robinson, deTarnow- sky, Ball, Ebrey, l-len- drey. BoHom row: Goodman lmanagerl, M a ck lmanagerl, Taylor, Al- derman, Prenriss, Mac- Lean, Boysen, Bogarl, Thorsen. SOPHOMORE SWIMMING TEAM Top row: Bogarl, Lewy, Shane, Carslen, P. Lederer, Tennanl, Woodlock, Clingman. Middle row: Mr. Van Aman, Rosenberg, No- ble, I-lollweg, Juerg- ens, Ivlanasler, Elliolr, Myers, Wilson, Mr. Roberlson. BoH'om row: Mr. Con- don, Kovas, Slaughler, Pullman, I-leilman, Merz, Muller, Michels, Oliver, Lane. FRESHMAN SWIMMING TEAM Top row: Reilly, Chad- sey, Klein, Rogers, Blumberg, McPhee, Mackenzie, Jones, Kei- Iel, Lawrie, Waldo, Cummings, Fox. Third row: Mr. Van Aman, Bradbury, Boll- hof, Weiss, Beau- champ, Sawyer, Moir, Nielsen, Culberg, Sha- piro, Levy, Krone, Mr. Roberlson. Second row: Mr. Con- don Ma er Miller . Y I ' I-Ioiles, Laird, McGuire, Armslrong, Pelligrew, Gorr, Kovas, I-Iendrey. BoH'om row: Walkins, Blufenlhal, Reichardl, Nein, Kenl, Bryant Manchesler, May, Ball, Porler, Landman. U! win 9 ' VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM Top row. McCabe lmanagerl, Lea, Daliere, Wilson, Lloyd, Riley, Pyle, SchaeTer, Trees, Will lcapTainl, Dunlap, Birney, Mr. l-lurley lcoachl. Middle row: ATkins, D'Ancona, Granger, Blake, Freeman, WaTson, Cook, Warren, Dunne, Rohlen, Bowland. BoTTom row: STossel, l-larshbarger, English, i-lershinow, Lower, l-lubbard, Mason, BeaTon, Morrison, R. Siebel, James, J. Siebel. The combined record oT The var- siTy, sophomore, junior varsiTy and Treshman wresTling Teams was 29 vic- Tories, 3 losses, and 5 Ties. The men mosT responsible Tor This Tine show- ing were The coaches, Mr. l-lurley and Mr. WellingTon, who showed The beginners TundamenTals and TaughT The Tiner poinTs To The more experi- enced grapplers. The varsiTy's parT in The record above was ll-I-2. Included in This were vicTories over several perennial FROSH-SOPH WRESTLING TEAM powerhouses1 Glenbrook, Tor exam- ple, was beaTen by a score oT 24-I7. AnoTher Tine Team, Reavis, Tell be- Tore The New Trier aTTack, 33-ll. LaTer, The squads OT Tilden, ThornTon llasT year's sTaTe championsl, and Waukegan Tell by scores oT 30-I I, 22-I7, respecTively. ln all, The var- siTy's dual-meeT record gained Them The league's runner-up posiTion, sec- ond only To The one Team ThaT de- TeaTed Them, Proviso. New Trier Tinished TourTh in The ChrisTmas Tourney behind Proviso, Waukegan, and EvansTon. In a quad- rangular meeT wiTh Oak Lawn, Ar- lingTon l-leighTs, and Tilden Tech, The varsiTy grapplers scored 99 poinTs To Take TirsT place. The secTional Tour- namenT, in which New Trier Tinished second, saw CapTain Will, Pyle, Trees, and Mason gualiTy Tor The Ti- nals aT Champaign. The resulTs oT This were sTaTe TiTles Tor Will, l75 lbs., and Pyle, l-TW, and a TiTTh-place finish Tor The Team. Top row: Kramer, LeaviTT, EllioTT, l-lodge. Will, BaTeman, PorTer, SeThness, Ellis, Engel, SleighT, Seng. Third row: Wilkinson, McDonald, l-lope, McEnery, Arons, SchaeTer, Glanz, STurlini, l-louck, Dicus, WerTh, BaumgarTen, Gibbons. Second row: TaTham, D'Ancona, Milnor, Behm, Woodall, Ruddock, McConnell, Lane, Pinkerson, Kushner, l-lechT, Volland, Boudreaux, Kenlay. BoTTom row: Ford lmanagerl, Dahlin. Weber, McFadden, Poulos, M. Miller, Krugman, l-lershinow, Borg, D. Miller, Dahl, DeVVolT, Quale, Miller, Mr. VVellingTon lcoachl. l T- TREES IN THE FALL I I - 1 VARSITY WRESTLING ENGLISH TAKES HOLD TEAM SCORES N.T. Opp. PaIa'rIne . . 39 I I Sclwurz . . 46 6 Evansfon . I8 I8 Niles . . . 30 IO Maine . . 2O 20 Oak Park . . . 35 I3 Oaklawni . . . 99' 97 Arlingfon I-IeigI'1+s' 48' Tilden Techx . . 39x Reavis .... 33 I I TIIden .... 30 I4 Highland Park . . 35 II Proviso . . . I2 24 Tnornfon . 22 20 Morfon . . 35 8 Waukegan , . 25 I7 Glenbrook . . . 24 I7 PYLE ON TOP AGAIN 'Quadrangular meef held af Ar- Ifgglon He'9IIIS' Janumy IZ' NEW TRlER's MASON Goes FOR A QUICK PIN .,Ai.,, k,,. .I,.A . ,, ,, . A f f FROSH-SOPH WRESTLING TEAM SCORES N. T. Opp. PaIa'rIne . 36 I5 Schurz . . 44 6 Evansion . 2I 24 Niles . . . 32 I8 Maine . . 2I 2I Oak Park . . 30 IO Reavis .... 2I 22 I-Iighland Park . 36 8 Proviso .... I7 24 Thornfon . 24 2I Morfon . . 29 9 , Waukegan . . 23 I8 GIenbrook . . 3I I8 , .,--0 w VARSITY INDOOR TRACK TEAM Top row: 5Telle, Mackey, KnighT, Belsey, Rodger, Kendall, Mills. Third row: 5TewarT, Delaine, BaTsOn, Miller, Jenkins, JOsT, Eiseman, 5warTchiId. Second row: Miller, DOrTman, EIIEOTT, McLucas, Lane Garner, Bliss, DavenpOrT, DuThie. BoT'I'om row: Soeldner, Ford, Perrin, Lindblad, Moulding lcapTainI, Sullivan, 5Tump, Weis, STal- naker. FROSH-SOPH INDOOR TRACK TEAM Top row: Werner, Piepho, 5Tirling, HaThaway, Oabbard, Oseland, McPherson, Willhife. Fiffh row: Rusnak lmanagerl, Heinemann, Harper, Lederer, Carr, McClellan, Gillaspy, Dunn. Fourfh row: Holmes, ATkinson, Sidney, Young, WOOdruTT, Goldberg, Hoppe, Lindblad. Third row: Ovson, Aaron, Fox, Frank, Nichols, High, Howard, CarpenTer, HaTcher. Second row: Schuman, 5chocheT, Rubens, Cohen, Oingiss, EglesTOn, Peoples, STump, Reed, Moore. BoTTom row: Mr. Mclzadzean, ThOrnTOn, Kelley, FranTzen, Berkelhamer, Harris, MOulTon, ATherTOn, Moran, Meyer. EGGERT UP AND OVER JENKINS AND ROGERS MOVE UP The varsiTy indoor Track Team had a good year, winning The Suburban League indoor meeT, Taking seconds aT only Three meeTs, and coming in Third aT The Oak Park relays. The excellenf coaching OT Head Coach John Nay, assisTed by Mr. Mclzad- zean, Mr. l:ranTzen, and Mr. Alma- guer, cOnTribuTed much TO The Team's Tine perTOrmance. Individual Team members demon- sTraTed OuTsTanding abiliTy as They meT Or surpassed old records. Cap- Tain Murray Moulding seT a new Tieldhouse record when he ran one lap in l7.7lf4 seconds, and Zach Ford, Twice running The 50-yard dash in 5.5 seconds, Tied The League rec- ord Tor This evenT. The varsiTy lOsT The opening meeT OT The season TO Maine and IaTer came in second To Oak Park in a Tri- angular aTlair. These deTeaTs were Tollowed by One-sided dual-meeT vic- Tories over PrOvisO, MOrTOn, and Ev- ansTon. Then in The EvansTOn Relays New Trier came in second only TO Bloom, lasT year's sTaTe champs, all League rivals Tinishing lower in The scale. AT The Oak Park Relays. New Trier Tinished Third TO Bloom and Phillips buT again ahead OT all OTher League Teams. As a resulT OT cOnTinued improve- rnenT ThrOughOuT The indoor season, New Trier's TracksTers OpTimisTically began TO look Torward TO The pos- sible chance OT Taking The sTaTe +i+le in OuTdOOr cOmpeTiTiOn. V r VARSITY TRACK TEAM Top row: Maclcey, Slump, Lindblad, Eiseman, Lane, Dulhie, McI.ucas, Prenliss, Ellioll, Weis. Third row: Wallace, Pyle, Douglas, Slelle, Rodger, Kendall, Eggerl, Johnson, Ford, Farmer, Moulding. Second row: Mr. Almaguer lcoachl, Belsey, Knighl, Slewarl, Niemann, Slalnalcer, Swarlchild, Balson, I-Iendrey, Slrub. BoHom row: Mr. Nay lcoachl, Mr. Franlzen lcoachl, I-Iolmes, Elnyre, Shelby, Soeldner, Davenporl, Krashen, Perrin, Bliss, Delaine. Under lhe lulelage ol Coaches John Nay, Pele Izranlzen, Jim Mc- Fadzean, and Ben Almaguer, lhe oul- door lraclc leam proved lo be among Ihe Tinesl in lhe Midwest The var- sily opened compelilion wilh Iwo al- mosl idenlical Triangular-meer Iri- umphs, winning IO of I4 evenls in lhe Iirsl and scoring an impressive 95 poinls in 'rhe second. Al The Moosehearl' Relays, 'rhey gained five lirsl places lo oulperlorm slale champion Bloom, which look lour. Al' lhe disiricl meel, The varsily domi- naled by qualilying I2 individuals and bolh relay leams lor slale com- pelilion. Al lhe slale meer, New FROSH-SOPH TRACK TEAM Trier scored I9 8fIS poinls lo linish in lhe runner-up spol lo Bloom. Oul- slanding was Mike Pyle, who won The discus and lhe shol pul, in which he sel a slale record ol 58' 3If2 . Caplain Murray Moulding placed second in lhe 440 and was anchor ol lhe lhird-place relay. New Trier finished a highly successful season by easily winning lhe Suburban League lille in lhe varsily division and Tin- ishing guile high in sophomore com- pelilion. New Trier's showing in slale and league compelilion lelr no queslion lhal lhis was one ol The besl lraclr leams in New Trier hislory. X - f' ., 63.591 . , 1 'X '- vfff F A , ' 1' A 2 ' ' W Qsiff-fflgizgs 'f , F5221 1 'Qii '?: .I' fe Q - ij.,-P'3f,f5 5211: c . -155 ,k , . 5 Q 555'-4' pm, a f '-17?Y'- - , we ' - -S I .M , ..,,g,f'X-. ,. AFA N Vi, .e-'S m,,,,1H-ffx,igv,.-- ii, 'N 5.211 f3'TE44s.4f2'-if-s 1: ' . mga, X rn ,, s-, . 4 Qfvmgff R' . -- ,fmgi-i.4.,, V. , , gr X f. 3 f- Vg,-4-.,fwm1'f-,.,snr ,K Q . 3, ,,e:,.s,,,,. ,., A-M'--f -xewsix .'2.,-5.,- -f 5, 'F 'X x W ri. w,.Q,,j:P'v,. --nmwi 1- s as ' , -- Q-ff--, V, 4 1. ff X, T -1 V N ,, fy- Y , ..,.v, ,. Q , .s i . ,v,.v. ,A 'k j, DISCUS-TH ROW Top row: Carr, Fried, Moullon, McDade, Young, Selhness, Willhile, Lane, Juergens, Gillaspy, Culberg. Fourlh row: I-Ioward, Meyer, Claire, Dunn, I-leinemann, Grilschlce, Neis, Rusnak, I-Ioppe, Goldberg, Fox. Third row: Depperman, Kelley, Johnson, I-Iigh, Nichols, Moran, Dicus, Frank, I-Ialcher, Thornlon, Aaron, Ovson. Second row: Manahan, McClellan, Carlin, Schochel, Schuman, Rubens, I-Iechl, Orr, Slump, Miller, McLean, Schoenbrod. Bo'H'om row: Danlorlh, Moore, DeWoIf, Bossharl, Porler, Rice, Delzalco, I-Iarris, Berlcelhamer, Peoples, Gamm, Egleslon. ER MIKE PYLE if VARSITY GYMNASTICS TEAM RADFORD SHOWS TOP FORM- , , , THAT'S COACH GIALLOMBARDO Top row: Fink, Rohwer, Oakes, Emerson, Lenz, Phillips, Rubel. WATCHING CRITICALLY BoT+o-m row: Mr. Giallombardo lcoachl, lawler, Siogren, FesTer, Franlc, RadTord, Spiegel, Hadley, T-Topper. A, T ,5i'f7'j-N if: L 'ffr ,X fr '- ' J i For The second consecuTive year, New Trier's varsiTy gymnasTic Team won The sTaTe championship in The Illi- nois High School AssociaTion meeT held aT Champaign on March I6. Five men gualiTied Tor The Tinals and, led by Ray Hadley, Took The TiTle wiTh a Tinal score OT 98-IGVQ poinTs ahead oT Their closesT rival, Senn High School. SomeThing new was added To The growing compeTiTion in FROSH-SOPH GYMNASTICS TEAM gymnasTics when New Trier sponsored The TirsT NorThern Illinois GymnasTic MeeT on March 2, eleven schools parTicipaTing. New Trier was TirsT wiTh IIO poinTs, Senn second wiTh 87lf2, and Proviso Third wiTh 75. This year's gymnasTic Team, builT around The core oT Tour reTurning leT- Termen and coached by Mr. Joe Gial- lombardo, opened The regular season by beaTing Proviso, 8Olf2-72lf2. NexT ,i X- T, Mfr, 1 , 1 , V :eff-dev --:r H ,-3 ' They beaT Yorlc, 8I-72, and The Tol- lowing week losT Their only meeT OT The year in a reTurn maTch wiTh Pro- viso, 8llf2-72lf2. Leyden played hosT To New Trier only To suTTer an 80-73 deTeaT. ArlingTon I-leighTs Tell To The sTaTe champs, 9l-ol, Then New Trier easily deTeaTed Leyden again, This Time by a score oT 9Ilf2-63'f2. In The lasT dual meeT oT The season New Trier crushed ArlingTon, 95-63. Top row: Mr. Giallombardo lcoachl, Phillips, Delialco, Laweer, PriesT, Felsing, GoTcher, CaTlin, SmiTh, Fleisher, Rau Buck. BoTTom row: Pouilly, ReTTenberg, Mann, Levy, MacArThur, BoynTon, Marsh, Massey, Miller, Erenburg. T26 l , , i --.. WW- , ,r f 14 grew' 'M-L , ..s.hfywqw.mf.,' VARSHY TMS TEAM i,2iz'm.'i2.U2iraEzLi,:ER Top rowlril Mr. Buerger lassT. coachl, MacKinnon, PoTTer, Dorgan, Rodenberger, Williams, WhiTe, Mr. Clader HINSDALE MATCH coac . BoT'I'om row: Phillips, Gudeman, Freeman, Appel, I-loward, WaTTs. VARSITY SINGLES CHAMP, JUNIOR DICK WILLIAMS, MEETS HINSDALE CHAMPION AlThough The varsiTy Tennis Team was heavily hiT by lasT June's gradu- aTion, They sTill managed To wage a successTul campaign and again Tinish among The Top Teams in The sTaTe. Under The guidance oT Coaches Carl Clader, CarlTon Buerger, and Wil- liam Davis, The dual-meeT record was blemished by only Two opponenTs. ln The season opener, New Trier losT an exTremely close maTch To Oak Park by a score oT 3-2. Three days laTer They adminisTered a 5-O licking To neighbor Highland Park. Then FROSH-SOPH TENNIS TEAM Top row: lvlr. Clader lcoachl, Mr. Davis lassT. coachl, Lindblad, Walling, Wing, lvlichels, WhiTe, SmiTh. BoTTom row: Phillips, Miller, FiTzgerald, PeTerson, CarTcr, lvlagner. l-linsdale, which was The number one Team in The sTaTe Tor The second sTraighT year, gave The New Trier varsiTy a similar Thrashing. LaTer in The season, They beaT The New Trier neTmen again, buT This Time The doubles Team oT CapTain Jim WhiTe and Wally Mangel prevenTed an- oTher whiTewash by winning 7-5, 6-3. ln laTe April, New Trier improved iTs Suburban League sTanding wiTh a 3-2 vicTory over a Tine EvansTon Team. ln laTer engagemenTs They deTeaTed The oTher members oT The league as well as non-league opponenT Maine. ln The disTricT meeT held aT Evans- Ton, The hosT school edged pasT New Trier by a score oT I2-I I. I-lowever, a New Trier doubles combinaTion oT Dick Williams and STeve lvlaclfinnon Took TirsT place, Thus allowing Them To parTicipaTe in The sTaTe TiTle maTches aT Champaign where, aTTer scoring Two poinTs Tor New Trier, They were eliminaTed by The runner- up Team. Their showing, however, kepT alive The repuTaTion oT The Team as a dangerous conTender. U ' ' ' 3131410101210 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Top row: STein lmanagerl, deTarnowsky lmanagerl, Krueger, NlViIIauer, Gilboy, Wagner, OrTegeI, Fay, Reno, Davidson, Bell, EIIioTT, Mr. LighTner lcoachl. BoTTom row: I-lerbenar, Karin, Quick, STrahorn, Layden, Browndyke, SingIeTon, Riley, DavenporT, I-Iallenborg, Monroe, Siporin, Brandi. In The middle oT Ivlarch, Coach Li- onel LighTner opened pracTice Tor This yearis varsiTy baseball season. Under his waTchTul eye The Team worked Toward The La Grange opener, in which They proved They were ready by socking The visiTing Team Tor I I runs. In The Three oTher pre-league games, They deTeaTed AusTin and NorTh Chicago and IosT To a powerful Lane Tech Team. The varsiTy meanT business as iT opened The Suburban League season ELLIOTT BATTING by scoring seven runs in Their shuT- ouT oT I-Iighland Park. I-lowever, in The nexT Tew weeks New Trier wenT on a disasTrous slump-winning only one while losing Tive and Tying Two. lEach Tie is counTed as halT a win and halT a Ioss.I The parTicuIarly damaging double deTeaT aT The hands oT Niles musT have ioITed The ballhawks back To normal, Tor They won Their nexT Tour games-one wiTh I-Iighland Park, Two wiTh lVlorTon, and one wiTh EvansTon-plus Two oIisTricT ORTEGEL PITCHIN6 r games in which They deTeaTed Niles NoTre Dame and EvansTon. The Two disTricT wins enTiTled New Trier To compeTe in The Waukegan secTionaI TournamenT, buT here They IosT To Maine, 3-I. AlThough The midseason slump wrecked New Trier's chances Tor The Suburban League championship, The ensuing winning sTreak appeared las Echoes wenT To pressl To have gained Them a TirsT-division Tinish in a highly compeTiTive year. VARSITY SCORES N.T. Opp. La Grange . . , II 6 AusTin . . . . 3 2 Lane Tech .... 2 9 NorTh Chicago . . 9 6 'I-Iighland Park . . 5 O 'Oak Park .... 4 7 'Oak Park . . . 4 4 EvansTon . . 5 6 'Proviso . . I 4 Proviso . . . O 0 y'Waukegan , 8 4 'Niles . . . 6 7 'Niles ..... 3 9 'I-Iighland Park . . 7 I TIv1orTon .... 4 3 'kIvIorTon .... 5 2 TNiles NoTre Dame . 5 O TEvansTon .... 4 I iivlaine ..... I 3 'Waukegan . . . 'Suburban League games TEvansTon disTricT games ZlZWaukegan secTional game SOPHOMORE BASEBALL TEAM Top row: Leisch, Gessel, McNeil, Belknap, Die- Trich, Kolehmainen, Pe- Terson. Third row: Merrick, Spaulding, Gabbard, Ellis, Weimer, KraTT, BaTeman, I-Iolmes. Second row: Mr. Cram- IeT lcoachl, Adams, Davis, Karraker, Berg- er, Wilson, PorTes, I-IerberT, Mr. Irwin lcoachl. BoTTom row: Farrell, We- ber, Poulos, Becker, Yager, O'ReilIy, Zim- merman, Gray lhead managerl, Ouale las- sisTanT managerl. DIETRICH PLAYS FIRST BASE BATEMAN ROUNDS THIRD fhi K, l ri I li l By Tinishing Their Suburban League schedule wiTh a 5-I record, The soph- omore baseball Team Tied MorTon Tor The league championship. STarT- ing off The season wiTh a non-league vicTory over NorTh Chicago, The Team supporTed The no-hiT piTching oT Zimmerman and McNeill wiTh nine runs. I-IiTTing and scoring con- Tinued high ThroughouT The season, all players on The sTarTing Team baT- Ting well over The .300 mark. Coach Larry Irwin's charges began league compeTiTion wiTh a hard-ToughT vic- Tory over Oak Park and followed ThaT wiTh a I2-3 drubbing OT Evans- Ton. ATTer losing To Proviso, The sophomores began Their uphill climb To a Tie Tor league supremacy by deTeaTing all remaining compeTiTors. FRESHMAN BASEBALL TEAM SOPH SCORES N.T. Opp NorTh Chicago . . 9 O 'Oak Park . . . 3 2 EvansTon . . . I2 3 'Proviso . . . . 3 6 Waukegan . . . I6 2 'Niles ..... I3 5 Niles NoTre Dame . 8 I5 'LI-Iighland Park . . I3 6 EvansTon .... II 9 Niles NoTre Dame . 4 I 'Waukegan . . . 'Suburban League games FROSH SCORES N.T Opp Oak Park . . 3 5 EvansTon . 4 3 Proviso . . O 8 Waukegan . . . I3 I Niles ...... 6 7 Niles NoTre Dame . IO 5 Highland Park . . 8 5 Glenbrook . . . I3 IO EvansTon .... 7 3 Niles NoTre Dame . 2 3 Waukegan . . . Top row: Rome, OrTegel, Kelly, I-laider, Kremer, Murdock, Slrruggles. Third row: Mandel, Powell, WebsTer, Gray, Glanz, Erickson, STrong, Carlson. Second row: Mr, I-larfbarger, SargenT, CarpenTer, Cummings, Siporin, Menzel, McGohan, Madary BoHom row: Mr. Lill, Gingiss, Wilkey, Willauer, ManchesTer, Marland ,Goo clman, Zechman VARS-ITY GO LF TEAM To? rowm HeiTman, LeaviTT, LieTzow, PorTer, Kearney, MeTzger, Kurz, Naidowski, Mr. Fearheiley coac . BoTTom row: Willard, Ruddock, Provol, Walker, Gorham, Domrn. FROSH-SOPH GOLF TEAM Top row: Mr. CarlsTrom lcoachl, STirling, ATherTon, KlaTT, Fever, NaTenberg, Chamales, Kuriz, Truesdale, Sawyer. Second row: Rogers, CaTlin, WrighT, Wanger, Fleischman, Donegan, B. McGuire, G. McGuire. Day. Bo+Tom row: Barr, BlaTchTord, Harms, Krone, Dilfz, SelTzer. FROSH GOLFER JOHN WRIGHT SOPH GOLFER JOHN CHAMALES Wirh mosT oT The season com- plered by Echoes press Time, The New Trier golT Team had only one really greaT disappoinTmenT on iTs record-Tailure To send a player downsTaTe. ln The disTricT meeT aT Highland Park, Glenbrook and New Trier were Tied wiTh 327 apiece aT The end oT The regulaTion I8 holes. Then The TaTal playoTT was launched and Glenbrook picked up Tive sTra- Tegic sTrokes To win. OTher Than This. however, The varsiTy had an excel- lenT season, losing To only one op- ponenT while deTeaTing eighT in aT leasT one march. Coach Ray Fear- heiley's squad opened The season wiTh Two successive rouTs over Hins- dale and Then exTended Their sTreak To Three in a row by deTeaTing Wau- kegan IOV2 To 4lf2. The nexT Three maTches were evenly divided: a Tie wirh Glenbrook, a IOVZ To 4lf2 vic- Tory over Niles, and a loss To JolieT CaTholic on The winner's course. Fol- lowing This, The golTers convincingly deTeaTed lvlorTon, Maine, and Oak Park, and aTTer anoTher Tie wiTh Glenbrook and a vicTory over High- land Park, They wenT on To win The Suburban League Championship in The playoTTs aT EvansTon on Friday, lvlay 24, The climax OT 'a successTul season. VARSITY GOLFER TY PORTER BOYS' INTRAMURALS BOARD: STREETER, SAWERS, SHARPE, SHINBACH, WALLACE, MR. BARNEY R so s I INTRAMURAL OFFICIALS Top row: Kremer, RuTherTord, Posey, Magner, Carman, Corso. BoTTom row: Neis, Ball, Shinbach, STreeTer, LaFrarnenTa, WoolleTT, BarTh. INTRAM URAL MANAGERS Top row: Sewers, Magner, Cole, Kremer, Moir, TaTham, Wenck. FourTh row: Schmid, Finkel, Trees, Ball, DorTman, SchocheT, MacLean. Third row: Bagge, Kahn, Felsing, MoulTon, Weiss, EllioTT, Nilson, Wexler. Second row: Reinish, FenTon, Urban, Riley, McPherson, Edwards, GersTen, Kaplan, Siporin. BoT+om row: Miller, Friedlander, LaFramenTa, Goodman, Zechman, BoTThoT, BarTh, BurgdorT, DilTz. i ,111 ---- --- , li T ,.: . l This year a reTreshingly new inTra- mural program was inauguraTed, and iT meT wiTh remarkable success iudg- ing Trom The number oT parTicipanTs. The guiding Torce behind This new sysTem was Mr. Don Barney, who was added To The physical educaTion sTaTT This year Tor The express purpose OT direcTing The inTramurals. l:aculTy assisTance came Trom Mr. Showley, lvlr. CramleT, and lvlr. l'larTbarger. One oT The innovaTions This year was The TormaTion oT a sTudenT-conTrolled board oT direcTors. The head mana- ger was Mike Sharpe, whose iob was To co-ordinaTe The acTiviTies oT The board and The various programs: Bruce Shinbach was adminisTraTive head. Webb Ball was in charge oT sTa- TisTics, Rich STreeTer was The head oTTicial, and Mike Wallace was in charge oT publiciTy. AddiTions To The rule book were designed To increase parTicipaTion on individual and adviser-group levels. The sTyle oT compeTiTion was changed Trom double eliminaTion To round- robin, Thus allowing The poorer Teams To compeTe more oTTen3 and The rules dealing wiTh TorTeiT were noTiceably TighTened-individuals and Teams Taced penaliTies ranging Trom elimina- Tion Trom TurTher compeTiTion in a sporT To being barred Trom all inTra- mural sporTs Tor The year. Several new sporTs were added To The lisT during The year. The iunior adviser room oT Mr. Boyle Took The school championship in Table Tennis lConTinued on page l33l DAVEN PORT PASSES X HOWARD RECEIVES AND CARRIES IN CHAMPIONSHIP GAME A TEH il - .x mu' mv SW, WSH T379 IYZQQ 5 wa W mv A ' zpdx 'LJ 1 nip. 7 N333 V Ulm!! ,gn rn 5,9 l,R'l! WX 1 :ia IRWlN'S TOUCH FOOTBALL CHAMPS Top row: Fink, Taylor, Daven- porl, Fuller. Bo'r+om row: Randolph, How- ard, l-luyler, Sclwoenroclc. PINK'S SOPHOMORES Top row: Finlcelman, Myers. McNeil, Engel, Muller, Na- Tenberg, Davis. BoHom row: Nisen, Leclerer, Friedlander, Bonsfelle, Mur- ray, Walker. HOYT'S JUNIORS Leff fo right Nilson, Venema Kayser, Wallach, Simoncls Miller, McDaniel, Green- wood, Srreef, Runnfeldf Dean, Bcgolub. TWO POINTS? ADVISER GROUPS COMPETE FOR SCHOOL TITLE i .-- CONDON'S BASKETBALL CHAMPS Lefl lo righl: Fleischman, James, Prenliss, McCombs, Bradley, Scheler, Traxler, Gerslen. SWAlN'S SENIOR TEAM Lefl lo righl: Loveland, Alkins, Niemann, Fleming, Slrahorn. Nash, Ball. VAN AMAN'S FRESHMAN TEAM Lell lo righl: Morgan, Pelligrew, Buck, Sawyer, Weiss. lConlinuecl from page I3Il and lhe individual winner was Alan Levine. The class champs in lracli were Irwin lseniorl, Boyle liuniorl, Ca- lon lsophomorel, and Van Aman llreshmanl. The lree-lhrow evenl was won by sophomore l-leilman wilh an incredible score ol lorly-live oul ol lilly, and in lhe school wreslling lour- namenl, lhe lille winners were Mac- Lean, Bogarl, Fleming, McDaniel, Bell, Florlon, Barlell, McGowan, and Dor- gan. l-lorseshoes and swimming were added laler in lhe season. In addilion lo lhese, all lhe lradi- lional lournamenls were run oll lhis year. ln loolball Mr. lrwin's leam won lhe senior and school champion- ships by delealing l-loyl's iunior win- ners, Pinlc's sophomore leaders, and Roberlson's lreshman linalisls. In bas- l4elball Condon's juniors beal Swain's seniors lo win lhe school lille. Pinlcs sophomores and Van Aman's lresh- men were lops in lheir class. Fall lennis winners were Spero, Gorham, and Avery. The Franklin Merril len- nis lournamenl, volleyball, badminlon, sollball, and goll were run oll as usual laler in lhe season. As a resull ol all compelilion, ad- viser-room poinls were compiled on lhe basis ol seriousness ol compeli- lion and degree ol success. The sen- ior lead, wilh mosl compelilion com- pleled or in progress, belonged lo Swain, lollowed by l-lenderson and lrwin. ry 5 1 , MR. WEINGARTNER AND TOM SINGLETON IN A GAME OF PING PONG DICK KOTLER IN SHOT-PUT EVENT JACK PASCHEN OUTSTRIPS COMPETITION DAVE SAUNDERS IN FREE-THROW TRY CLAN RIVALRY: MCGOWAN VS. MCCABE SENIOR TEAMS IN INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL GAME I , I E 2 1 w f V! W , 1 Y, r X w jim w ' ' ' A X. 1 ' ' ' w , , gl 1- f- ' ' W w , N - 4 w ' 1 H.. W VH ! Y W ,, 1 Y w w w 1 1 w JOHN McCAUSLAND LEE GOULD ALICE ROSENTHAL SONJA GRUNG EdiTor-in-Chief Managing Edifor Assisianf EdiTor Manuscripf Edifor ficlw 69 Scitvfufvi NineTy-Tive percenT oT The sTudenTs aT New Trier each year purchase an Echoes. Perhaps The chieT reason Tor This populariTy is ThaT Echoes is a yearbook by The sTudenTs and Tor The sTudenTs. lTs primary purposes are To presenT The sTory oT The year, To pro- vide recogniTion oT service To The school, To include in iTs pages some- where a picTure oT every boy and girl aTTending New Trier, and To be a book oT beauTy and disTincTion wor- SPONSOR R. E. WILSON AND EDITOR JOHN MCCAUSLAND Thy oT The school's besT TradiTions and ouTsTanding repuTaTion. PreparaTion and publicaTion oT a yearbook wiTh The varieTy and cover- age oT Echoes is a major underTaking. IT is a producT oT imaginaTion, care- Tul organizaTion, and hours and hours oT iusT plain work and aTTenTion To deTail. The sTaTT oT'The I957 Echoes Teel as proud oT The end producT as oT The work which wenT inTo iT. The execu- Tion oT The design onlThe cover and The division pages oT The book are The-resulT oT The eTTorTs of Jeanne Ed- monds' and her assisTanTs, Becky Brown and JaneT l-larTke. Lee Gould as managing ediTor was responsible Tor scheduling picTures, conducTing The sales campaign, and managing Tinal disTribuTion To subscribers. Sonia Grung and her sTaTF-Terrie Thiele, Louise l-Tassel, and Sharon Wilson- Typed The copy and checked The EDITORIAL CONFERENCE: GOULD, ADAMS, MR. WILSON, McCAUSLAND TERRIE THIELE LOUISE HASSEL VALERIE RAMMON JUDY HAMILTON Senior AssisTanT Senior AssisTanT Senior AssisTanT Senior Assisiani 2? vs? fy 3, vwsgsfw- -.:, X i ff? , f . : -. .V 'Hs 3+ - -.Hess T-- .s si . is .. - '-: .- mrs- .- - QA,-X, -,: qs, . 5. gs-- sr: -,.,,:.,. .. fa- ,sf -1 :Z -s W., we :H 2. 41' fQz5 ,Jiif 1 i f 3-sh -.Ny ...A .1 1 : .-3 ?'.sa:':w2.- -2 - 1 si... fisv.. 13 ,,.,,'4:A. ,..v,.. vs. L-. 4- w. 5 0 2 '-3: Z, . 3 , 3 js 54,1-,S f ' '1- -. 7' TF, .. 179 , -sp, 3 ,. ' Q X-W K , . ' ik T' - KIM BROOKER JEANNE EDMONDS LINDA VANCE Chief Phoiographer Ari' Ediior Wrife-up Edifor Thousands upon Jrhousands oi l.D.'s which are so imporiani' io 'rhe accur- acy of Jrhe boolc. Wriie-up was handled by Linda Vance. Alice Rosenlhal, Barbara Gib- son, and Marion Welch. Len Adams did a superior iob wilh The sporis siories. Alice Rosenihal as associale ediior and her assisiani, Valerie Ram- mon, did a masieriul iob of checking progress and handling iniiniie delail, pariicularly in ihe senior seclion. Joe Lundy, Diclc Donal, and l-larry Meis- lahn assisied wiih wriie-ups and pic- Jrure-lalcing and also handled The crop- ping of prinls and 'rhe ordering of engravings. Under ihe guidance of lhe sponsor, lvir. R. E. Wilson, and Jrhe direciion ol ihe ediior, John lv1cCausland, Jrhe combined efforis of The siallf made Echoes Jrhe book ihai il is- informa- iive, enleriaining, and a source oi pride Jroday, useful and siill a source of pride in years io come. A -1: ,fi-W' 2 LEN ADAMS Sports Edifor U.. .s.,. ,.., ..,, ART STAFF: BECKY BROWN, JANET HARTKE, JEANNE EDMONDS WRITE-UP AND TYPING: TERRIE THIELE, SONJA GRUNG, LINDA VANCE ,u....-'--.... 'fc JOE LUNDY HARRY MEISLAHN DICK DONAT BECKY BROWN JANET HARTKE DON MILLMAN Junior Assisianf Junior Assisfani Junior Assisiani Assis1'anfAri' Edifor Assisianf Ari Edifor Assisfanf Phofoqrapher ff 4, f sf, ,, T? ff I i Q. .f , 1 T 'i . 1 :fig if i A , 3- M . ' A 2 QW ' 252-1 X f f I ' -'-- i f Ya' -. , , W L ff ' f ',kfwf,f4gi,Qj, ,, 1 fwfr-3 1, ' I f , ,451 I My f gm 9 , XZ MW f I Y if JOEL HIENNIUNG DEAN HOWARD JAYNE SALZMAN ANNI MCLAUGHLIN Ed'T0 'n'Cl 'ef Managing Ediior Execufive Business Manager Campus EdiTor , fi f r ,-. fr f, I I , .' l I l ,' I ,I ' - 'T 1 lvlainTaining iTs high sTandards oT The pasT, The New Trier News re- ceived an All-American award Trom The NaTional ScholasTic Press Associa- Tion Tor The Third consecuTive year. Under The capable sponsorship and guidance oT lvlr. R. R. Boyle, The News lenT iTs supporT To school proi- ecTs, reTlecTed sTudenT opinion in lef- Ters To The ediTor, sTimulaTed Thinlc- ing by means oT ediTorials, and, oT course, presenTed news. EdiTor-in-chieT Joel Henning co- ordinaTed The eTTorTs oT The various associaTe ediTors and inTerpreTed The news in his weekly ediTorials. As cam- pus ediTor, Ann McLaughlin was in charge oT The news pages and was assisTed by Judy WrighT. During The second semesTer, Jayne Salzman, in her new oTTice oT execuTive business manager, added The News's Tinancial problems To her ediTorial duTies. Co- PeaTure EdiTors Judi Glaser and Kay Wonderlic had charge oT The ediTorial page, They provided enTerTaining maTerial, including inTeresTing side- lighTs oT school liTe. The TrequenT car- Toons appearing on The page were creaTed by The arT ediTor, lvlilce Si- porin. As managing ediTor, Dean I-loward planned and supervised The picTures, while co-Copy EdiTors Lynda Levin and lvliclcey CliTTord correcTed copy and assisTed in rewriTing sTories. Shell Morse was new To journalism when he assumed his posiTion oT sporTs ediTor in SepTember, buT his knowledge oT sporTs enabled him To puT TogeTher inTeresTing and TorceTul pages. I , ,L C,!, I , , I I I 1 I , , , y JUDY WRIGHT SAM HAZLEHURST MICKEY CLIFFORD LINDA LEVIN Assf. Campus Edifor Ediforial Page Assi. Copy Edifor Copy Edifor NEWS REPORTING STAFF Top row: STearns, Fell, QuarnsTrom, Jennings, Riley, Siporin, DorTman, Miya. Middle row: SmiTh, Perrin, Phillips, Krashen, I-Iope, Larsen, Gale, lvIaTTson, Cornyn. BoHom row: PinsoT, Taslcy, Feinberg, Bingham, Mr. Boyle, LesTina, Weiss. NlVerTheimer, Forsberg. EDITORIAL CONFERENCE: SALZMAN, MR. BOYLE, HENNING, MCLAUGHLIN, LEVIN C7 mf? JUDI GLASER KAY WONDERLIC SUPPORTING STAFF HEADS MCCLELLAN, FREEMAN, Ediforial Page Edifor Ediforial Page Editor SATTLEY, GRIFFIN, COOKSEY, FISHER, MARSH I Xff' --'Y ,A ' f- . IL .S+ ' W '.,, IM, V-'V-- I SHELL MORSE MIKE SIPORIN WARREN KIRKLAND GWEN KASTEL ALAYNE HAASE BOB MARTIN Sporfs Edifor Ari Ediior Adverfising Adverfising Malling Head CIFCUISTIOTI Manager STAFF CONFERENCE: MORSE, BOSHES, SIPORIN, MACDONALD, HOWARD BUSINESS STAFF: KASTEL, SALZMAN, KIRKLAND OUILL AND SCROLL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Iv1cCausIand, Mr. Wilson, Edmonds, Grung, I-IazIeI1ursI, Gould, Henning, Mr. Boyle, McLaughlin. gffw 'fbias Yi 'iz r-s ,X 7 ' 'A V, ,iff I '- - f ' , QV ' 3 fp f ,. Q . . M.,,,-Z-'.5.,,,..,,, 5,1 .11-4.3 1 -. ' A. .1 . -1 1 -gs, .1 .- -X-.ay -. I ' , 2. sg' -5 . vw ,I -, , , Q.: f X Ji. I I .L ,V,, AVAv -M VJ ww. f Q5 i: 4 1 ..'. . I .,:'7 '. fiwhwi H s F' 1 - , ,W NM 'Wf-wi'wv-1'fU- 4 ' fi. . '- + ' f 2 :1 5- V MR. D. F. SMITH AND KIM BROOKER CONFER PHOTO SERVICE STAFF I.efT To righT: Saper, Delander, Myers, Reeves, Sprowl, Millman, NEWS PHOTOGRAPHERS MYERS AND SPROWL JIM REEVES DEVELOPS NEGATIVES MIKE SAPER AND DAVE DELANDER PRINT ECHOES PICTURES Organized Three years ago To pro- vide an eTTicienT means oT supplying picTures To The News, Echoes and oTher publicaTions, The phoTography service consisTs oT Those boys Taking advanced phoTography courses. Dur- ing each year Thousands oT picTures are Taken, developed, prooTed, and prinTed by members oT The sTaTT. Kim Brooker was chieT phoTogra- pher Tor Echoes This year. I-le was assisTed in The Taking oT picTures by Don Millman, Dave MiTchell, and Larry Myers. Myers was responsible Tor many oT The clubs, MiTchell Tor The adviser-group picTures. As assis- TanT Echoes phoTographer, Don Mill- man, TogeTher wiTh Brooker, Took mosT oT The oTher groups. BoTh boys spenT many hours, including evenings and weekends, in Their work Tor Echoes. Behind The scenes, buT imporTanT Tor good picTures, is The work oT de- veloping negaTives. Jim Reeves Took care oT This iob wiTh unusual eTTici- ency and skill, assisTed by John Riley. Reeves also proved TalenTed aT prinT- ing picTuresg he, Don Millman, Mike Saper, Dave Delander, and Larry My- ers Tormed The prinTing sTaTT. Chuck Sprowl and Larry Myers were The News phoTographers. ATTer spring vacaTion The sTaTT moved To The well-equipped new darkroom in The basemenT oT The main building, a change long anTici- paTed by The boys and sponsor Mr. D. SmiTh. The Echoes record, Playback, has become a New Trier insTiTuTion since iTs TirsT issue Tour years ago. Tradi- Tions and policies have been seT which will carry on in TuTure years. Now ThaT The Torrn oT Playback has been esTablished, The aTTenTion oT Tu- Ture sTaTTs can be concenTraTed on The conTenT oT The record. Up unTil now, mosT oT The maior changes have been in size-which has grown Trom a seven-inch 45 r.p.m. disc To a Ten- inch 33 r.p.m. disc-organizaTion, and Technical poinTs. The presenT TiTle, Playback, was originaTed lasT year. The goal oT Playback, in The words oT This year's ediTor, Dick WirTz, is To presenT a picTure-in-sound OT New Trier which will reTain iTs value Through The years To come. The l957 sTaTT has iniTiaTed some new Techniques in sTriving Tor This goal. For varieTy They have used devices such as conTrasT and unusual poinTs oT view, Tor example, a combinaTion oT excerpTs Trom various speeches is used insTead oT one long speech Tor STudenT Council: in place oT a loud- speaker voice describing a TooTball game, one hears The sound oT cleaTs on The Track. Sound is oTTen more eTTecTive Than The prinTed page in caTching moods. Playback presenTs Those acTiviTies in which New Trier is original and unique and which are more eTTec- Tively reproduced by sound Than by sighT. Examples oT such acTiviTies are backsTage sounds Trom Lagniappe and, oT course, music Trom Lagni- appe, The opera, and various con- cerTs. Under The guidance and supervi- sion oT Playback's sponsors, lvlrs. Mar- iorie Bullen and lvlr. David lvlclien- dall, was a hard-working sTaTT oT sTu- denTs. Dick WirTz, as ediTor, co-or- dinaTed The work oT The board. PeTe Pazio was Technical direcTor. l-lis main iob was To supervise The record- ing oT sounds. As scripT head, BeTTy Venrick was in charge oT The narra- Tion oT The record: David Vanl-lecke was The narraTor. Marcia Quale, pub- liciTy head, supervised The publiciTy drive in The weeks beTore subscrip- Tions were sold. Paul Levin was Play- back's business manager. PLAYBACK BOARD: BYLER, LEVIN, FAZIO, WIRTZ, QUALE, MRS. BULLEN .- l PLAYBACK STAFF MEMBERS: MOORE, FAZIO TAPES A JAM SESSION KELLEHER, SAMUELS, VENRICK, ECKHOUSE IN LUNCH HALL MR. MCKENDALL, MRS. BULLEN, VAN HECKE, WIRTZ, FAZIO TAPIN6 THE NARRATION INKLINGS BOARD AND STAFF STanding: Klemperer IediTorI, Mr. Lehman Isponsorl, M. Gale, Zeller, DorTman, Jones, Vanderwiclien. Seafedz A. Gale, BuTTerTielcI, RosenThal, Barduslc, SToIces, Levin. MR. SAYLOR LEHMAN LEADS INKLINGS WORKSHOP DISCUSSION EDITOR LOUISE KLEMPERER CONDUCTS STAFF MEETING fl, -. :gf i,rj f The I957 Inlclings, preserving Tra- diTions oT previous years and sTriving Tor a more diverse collecTion oT ma- Terial, was a considerably enlarged publicaTion This year. Louise Klem- perer served as ediTor Tor The second year, conTribuTing her slcills and in- TeresT in creaTive wriTing To produce a unique liTerary magazine. lnlqlings has always aTTempTed To avoid The TriTe and cuTe Type oT wriTing which Tills so many liTerary maga- zines on The secondary-school level. Serving as The new sponsor oT Ink- lings This year was Mr. Nelson Saylor Lehman. Mr. Lehman had been spon- sor many years ago, and has always been inTeresTed in The expression oT original ThoughT. In an aTTempT To improve The qualiTy and guanTiTy oT maTerial and To inTeresT moreisTu- denTs in creaTive wriTing, Mr. Leh- man and The lnlclings sTaTT held cre- aTive wriTing workshops Two aTTer- noons a weelc. In These inTormal ses- sions, sTudenT wriTers gaThered To dis- cuss wriTing oT Their own and oT rec- ognized auThors. ln recenT years lnl4lings has made use oT iTs arT To uniTy The poems. shorT sTories, and essays on iTs pages. Again in iTs l957 issue, an original modern arT moTiT was used. Serving as The ouTleT Tor creaTive wriTing aT New Trier, lnlclings con- Tinued To grow in sTaTure. ExTending Their curricular inTeresTs, sTudenTs oT Toreign languages pub- lished The annual magazines which provide boTh enTerTainmenT and wriT- ing experience Tor members oT The various language classes as well as ediTing experience Tor The more ad- vanced sTudenTs oT language. As- signmenTs Tor The publicaTions, given in mosT classes, oTTered sTudenTs an opporTuniTy Tor creaTive use oT Their achievemenT in language skills. WiTh The excepTion OT The Spanish classes, whose EI PregunTon was Temporarily disconTinued This year, There was a magazine in each oT The Toreign Tongues TaughT aT New Trier. l ,v L, Le Flambeau, The French maga- zine, was again sponsored by Mrs. M. L. Morris, who helped John Schulz and his assisTanT ediTors in prepara- Tion and selecTion oT The maTerial. This year Le Flambeau aimed aT in- cluding more maTerial Trom begin- ning and inTermediaTe classes in addi- Tion To sTories, poems, and puzzles Trom The advanced sTudenTs. Miss E. W. PaTTerson This year Took over sponsorship oT The LaTin publica- Tion, Praeco. Now an esTablished magazine, Praeco includes English ma- Terial relevanT To The classics, as well as LaTin sTories and puzzles. Mac Burnham ediTed Praeco, and Linda l-leTlebower did The arT work. Schreiberei, The German magazine, drew iTs maTerial Trom required as- signmenTs in each oT The German classes. EdiTor RoberTa Bliss and her sTaTT, working under The guidance oT sponsors Mr. George Jensen and Mr. Phillip McDowell, selecTed all usable maTerial and correcTed and arranged iT Tor publicaTion. Bill Becker headed The arT sTaTT, selecTing The cover and doing page drawings To accompany The magazine's sTories and puzzles. Work on all magazines, Trom basic page planning and maTerial selecTing To Typing and binding, was done by sTudenTs. T V fr' i i f i if ' i f,. S. 'rv PRAECO STAFF LE FLAMBEAU STAFF Top row: Sloss, Miller, BriTTan. Sianclingz T-lunT, Schulz lediTorl, Reinach, BuTTerTield, Mora, McLaughlin. BoHom row: Miss PaTTerson lsponsorl, Burnham le-diTorl, Si'Hing: Mrs. Morris lsponsorl. l-le-Tlebower. SCHREIBEREI STAFF STanding: Scargle, K. Irvine, Nilson, Drake. Seairedz Mr. Jensen lsponsorl, Zegens, Lenz, Kessel, Becker, Niemann, A. Irvine, Bliss. +0 of a 0 X! . ii 4 T .T CHRISTMAS CONCERTS DELIGHT THOUSANDS Beginning his Third year as head oT The Music DeparTmenT, Dr. Wil- liam J. PeTerman announced some changes in The curriculum. The new sysTem is To provide a place Tor everyone. Seven music groups be- came elecTive, including The newly organized Trosh, soph, and iunior, . choruses. l:ourTeen oTher groups con- lTinued To Take members only upon saTisTacTory audi,Tion. This change in sysTem made iT possible Tor more sTudenTs To parTicipaTe in music Train- ing. u The ensembles welcomed ThirTy new members This Tall and enioyed a NEW TRTER ORCHESTRA very successTul season. .They sang Tor many groups in The area, especially during The holiday season. More sTu- denTs were able To enTer inTo choir work because oT The addiTion oT a new choir under The direcTion oT Mr. William R. Chapman. Mrs. MargareT Wilkening, who replaced Mrs. Coch- rane This year, was Their accompanisT. Choir, A perTormed a7T The Illinois EducaTion AssociaTion BangueT, De- cember 28, aT The Sherman l-loTel. BoTh choirs presenTed a concerT wiTh The band on March lsT aT Skokie School. The junior music groups were aug- menTed by The new Junior Boys' En- semble under The direcTion oT Mr. Chapman, and The lnTermediaTe Boys' Ensemble under The direcTion oT Dr. PeTerman. They made Their debuT aT a concerT on November 28Th aT Sko- kie School. The MuseTTes, The Chor- aliers, and The CadeT Band also par- TicipaTed. The ConcerT Band did an ouTsTanding job marching aT TooTball games and playing aT many concerTs. The Symphony OrchesTra, Too, was parTicularly Tine. On December I6Th aT The Leslie GaTes Gymnasium, The combined lConTinued on page I46l Violins: Anderson, Baker, Becker, BeherendT, Black, Clausen, Corcoran, Dickinson, Goodrich, Jordon, Jones, KnowlTon, Levine, Levin, Moore, Mora, Ohlson, Ovson, PanniTch, Rammon, RapporT, RiTTer, Rosenjrhal, Rumage, Rusin, RusT, Samuels, STancliTT, Swain, Tredwell, WolT, R. Zeller, V. Zeller, Zuppman, Violas: Berger, Collins, Corley, l-lamilTon, Maynard, Levin, Page, Reiche, VicTor. Cellos: Alexander, ArnsTein, Aschbacher, Bair, Benia- min, Bradley, Buck, Collins, Farewell, SchuITz, SilTen, N. SmiTh, S. SmiTh, Snyder, STeinTeld. STring Basses: Allin, Byrne, Fox, Gillis, Klemperer, Lloyd, LyTTon, Moreen, ProuT, Sandler. FluTes: Brown, DickerT, l-larnsberger. Oboei Riegerf Bassoons: Mack, Nordblom. ClarineTs: Eisenberg, JaTTe, La- MoTTe, Plonsker. TrumpeTs: l-lendrey, Moulding, WirTz. French Horns: Anderson, Kiper, Kirkland, Quick. Trombones: Alexander, Macomber. PorTer. Tuba: Merz. Percussion: Allen, ChrisTie, Maynard. Pianos: Caballero, SergeanT. I figaif . i CHOIR A Top row: Sloss, Snile, MacLean, Baker, McConnell, Lloyd, Herbert Glockner, Lelewer, McLucas, Melelils, Embree, Haines Czerwonky, Jones. Third row: Nisen, Sergeant Schoenrock, Cohn, Burnham, Graves, Culberg, Lokensgard, Arlhur, MacGregor, O'Shea, Reiley, Merrick, Sprowl, Olmsled. Second row: Doly, Ingersoll, Becker, Braun, Salzman, Penlield, Bazzoni, Smilh, Wilder, Marlin, Price, Goodall, Byler, Villiesse, Gilmour. Bo'Hom row: Fraser, Leslina, Moeller, Roewade, Levin, Wright Moninger, Nelson, Gordon, Alschuler, Siemon, Truilt Addinglon, Pinsot Sawyer. CHOIR B Top row: Garner, Davenport Kemper, Hazlehurst Langdon, Suler, Coliliield, Jackson, Kuppenheimer, Magee, Beierwalles, Balson, O'Neill, Reilly, Dorf- man, Jones, Lenz. Third row: James, Burchmore, Blair, Slewart Cornyn, Wieboldt Ross, Thomas, Nelson, Salisbury, Feldman, Lauer, Coolidge, Krasberg, Moses, Hoehn' Rulherlord, Walson. Second row: Macdonald, Naiarian, Jones, Sloops, Rainer, Nordlot Ucle, Lucas, Thiele, Slone, Good, Rohan, Dunning, Bogart Mouzakeolis, Newman, Kennedy. Bo'H'om row: Miller, Handler, Traweek, Smilh, Schneider, Michel, Hinkle, Neier, Alwood, Kay, Mueller, Wesllake, Kaslel, Van Benscholen, Showley, Nauioks, O'Boyle, Blumberg. NEW TRIER CONCERT BAND Flulesz Bigg, Bradley, Brown, Dehne, Dickert Frost Harnsberger, Harlenberg, Jenkins, Kiper, Rust Sauler, Sybrandt Weinberg. Clarinels: Adams Behm, Blood, Eisenberg, Garrison, Gingiss, Goldman, Greenebaum, Hansen, I-ledges, Hill, Jatie, Kuyper, La Molle, Lucas, Meyer, Miller, Moullon Ovson, Plonsker, Quale, Sampson, Spero, Slivers, Sunderland. Alfo Clarinefs: Moreen, Welch. Bass Clarinelsz Callin, Gilboy. Oboe: Rieger Bassoons: Mack, Nordblom. Allo Saxophones: Gillaspy, Glossberg, Kaufman, Kelleher, Verne, Wright Tenor Saxophones: Miller, Morse, Samuels Barilone Saxophones: Gudeman, Slokes. Cornels-Trumpelsz Albrecht Boyer, Glockner, Healy, l-lenclrey, Lichlman, Meyer, Meyers, Mills, Moulding Noble, Oliver, Tourlellot Urban, Rome, Wagner, Wirlz, Wolt Woll-t French Horns: Anderson, Kiper, Kirkland, Quick. Trombones: Alexander Froeschle, Juergens, Lenon, Macomber, Siewert P, Smilh. S. Smilh, Sprowl, Ward, Yost Barilone Horns: Beniamin, Feuer, Haight Porler, Quick Sellers, Swarlz. S+ring Basses: Byrne, Lloyd. Tubas: Arnold, Merz, Moses, Thorsen. Percussion: Allen, Chrislie, Elliolt Fleming, Kalzin, Kennan McKinnon, Maynard, Newell, Neimann, Spare, Thorsen. 1 , ii fi i ' f' 5. SENIOR GIRLS' ENSEMBLE , mane, Price, Blumberg, Gordon, Braun, Penlielcl, Byler, Merrick, Ingersoll, VanWoIf, Reiley, Buesch, Smilh, Wilder, l-lullman. Fall, Dow, Moninger, Nelson, Siemon, Wrighl, Alschuler, Miller, Gibson, Roewade, Barker, Addinglon, Sawyer, Lighlner, Marlin, Goodall. Q ,J , , , , wg, 1 J , r ngmfg 4 J ,R - l, I A ' 313,22-ff'Qfv-Z I V 1 5 W ,. f 'f Z :fix im f . 'f . 5 M ' i ,, f ey, . ,- , ' i- -fu V , .f , JZXM M., aw . ,fi fw- Q . 1, f i x f 1 ff r H r f We 1 A U . V 8 f iw K, Q52 45? y, ,949 4 t I Q? 45 A t -- W 1 , iff 2 2 - , z 41? ,,fV 7 L I t 3 t ' I i 'f7i- - x fi' . 4' . l f 5 ' . . . J ., i , Y ' ' li - , ' Q . f ' 4.-mm. . P 1 . ,fr -' ff . wr ,. ' , 4 ' f 3. f ' W of A Q , ., ' f ' f , . , ,gg W ' fy I , , ' V '..,,,hmM,,M,,,, -2 fi r 4 V Y!! f i Q I Y I , V I l SENIOR BOYS' ENSEMBLE Top row Walls, Melelils, Burnham, Lelewer, Dorgan, Lloyd, Trees, Mills, l-lazlehursl, Sinclair, Suler. Middle row Arnold, Schoenrock, Kemper, Embree, Garner, Cohn, McLucas, Culberg, Smilh, MacGregor. Bollom row Yonkers, McConnell, Snile, Fazio, Fisher, l-larshbarger, Graves, Dorlman, Davenporl, Lokensgard, l-luyler. INTERMEDIATE BOYS' ENSEMBLE lconlinued from page l44l Top row Dielrich, Willhile, Kallman, Ryan, While, Gessel, Felzer, Miller. I., d .HI h oHom row Van Hecke, Nelson, Doepel, Jorgensen, Nichols, Davis. groups era e e approac Ol G - Chrislmas wilh lhe annual Chrislmas Concerls. The Nighl Belore Chrisl- mas, read in lhe allernoon by Mr. Roland Rude and sung in lhe evening by lhe chorus, was very well received. The Spring Feslivals, held in May, were equally successful. A record number ol sludenls parlicipaled on bolh occasions, making lhese concerls lhe largesl group perlormances ever presenled. On March 2Olh lhe Senior Music Club conducled a iazz concerl which lealured several jazz combos and some unusually line solos by members Ulwfwd .0 Dave l3orTer, ReTe Arnold, and Wally Moses. For The second year, an opera worlcshop was conducTed during The TirsT weelc-end in November aT Joseph Sears. KiTTiwal4e Island was The sTory oT The search Tor ThaT rare bird, The smew. The opera was perTormed by a dual casT wiTh The senior chorus on The sTage and The iunior chorus in The piT. ConTinuing wiTh his presenTaTion oT conTemporary musicals, Dr. PeTerman direcTed The greaT Rodgers and Ham- mersTein show, Carousel, as The spring opera. The opera was held April 24Th Through 27Th aT CenTral School. Because oT The opera group's large size, Carousel was pe-rTormed by a dual chorus as well as a dual casT. TryouTs Tor leads were held righT aTTer Lagniappe. Mimi Romane and Mary Kay Riley were assigned The parT oT Julie, Karen Roewade and Mary Goodall ThaT oT Carrie, and l:riTzie Blumberg and Sue PenTieId ThaT oT NeTTie Fowler. The male leads were Tom Embree and Dave Sinclair as Billy, Mac Burnham and John Rom- mel as Mr. Snow, and John Baker and Joe Culberg as Jigger. The singers were assisTed by The advanced dance group and The orchesTra and crews. Carousel musT be ranked as one oT New Trier's ouTsTanding musical pro- ducTions. CHORALIERS JUNIOR BOYS' ENSEMBLE Top row: Blumberg, SmiTh, Pierce, Carmichael, Magner, Moir, Fanden. Middle row: Clarlce, MeTeliTs, KlaTl, I-Iaas, McGohan, I-Ieldoen, Brown. BoH'om row: Schwall, Sloss, Moore, I-loward, Fleming, Kline, Ellis, WrighT. . N, , ' , 26 11 3357 , . , Q ff ' f- : 1 I 299211-0 225 f f 4 f - ' L , ' , 2? aff-tv11ff'1T4.f isrs v . - I I 1 S A 5 52 35 gi . ,.,,,., 2 or ,fri M ,,,. 1 w . . 'K 1 2 f-- 'W I if .- K VY, ,Qgy 53 ,.,?.,.: .1 I . . A ,ff-, gh JJ' f V, Q fc. ,fr y i ng p .V , n ag, W, Q I ' ,L H 3, .. fa Q U 'its ,, :ff ,, ff .J p M ,- ,,,, , - M USETTES Top row: Trulcenbrocl, Shaver, Fairbanlc, Ward, I-Iarding, Dorgan, Irvine, Wagner, RiTTer, WrighT. Middle row: McGohan, Nellis, MaTusIca, SchIuTer, Olson, I-lahn, Braun, MiTchell, STeaclry, I-Iowe, Wood. BoTTom row: GriTTin, Black, Allin, Zoline, STeinTeld, I-luTson, Golling, Poehler, GreenawaIT, Kane. Top row: Shimizu, Nongard, Morgan, Lochner, Linclholm, Richard, Luensman, I-Iollweg, Merar, Branch, SennoTT, STirling, Shelby, Linslcy. F'ourTh row: English, Quale, J. PeTerson, Macdonald, SuTTon, LaI:ramenTa, Vance, D. PeTerson, Davis, Nisen, Lederer, LeVine, Busby, SchweiTzer. Third row: Larsen, Oalchill, Barnes, Karslalce, GroTT, EhrharT, I-loison, Thorman, ReuTer, Royer, Grossberg, Cooley, Congdon, Shaver, Venriclc. Second row: WorThy, McKeown, Dorgan, Ragland, Ayres, Alperin, RiTsos, Enchelmayer, BelmonT, Calloway, Lacey, FounTain, STubbs, Reise. Bo'H'om row: Cox, Ruland, Korlzl, Snow, GoodTriend, LieT, Delson, Robinson, I-lassel, Bingham, I-IuTson, Menard, Murphy, Cunningham, Byrne. V rf, . Z OPERA GROUP Top row: Sergeanl, Smilh, Sufer, I-Iazlehursl, Margolis, Lelewer, Cohn, Burnham, Garner, Melelils, O'Neill, Gloclcner, Lloyd, Beierwalles, Magee, Kup- penheimer, Baison, Jackson, Coflield. Fourfh row: MacGregor, Langdon, Dorfman, J. Jones, Czerwonlcy, Lolcensgard, Culberg, McConnell, Sniie, Lenz. MacLean, Olmsied, Sprowl, Rulher- ford, Walson, Emloree, McLuces, Kemper, Schoenroclc, Reilly. Third row: Graves, Jones, Baker, James, O'Shea, Byler, Coolidge, Doly, Neier, Nisen, Reiley, Salisbury, Nelson, Salzman, Kaslel, Siemon, Alwood I-Iaines, Davenport Sloss. Second row: Siewarl, Braun, Penlield, Price, Bazzoni, Gordon, Alschuler, Marlin, Addingion, Kay, D. Smiih, Wilder, Merriclc, Ingersoll, Becker I-Iandler, Traweelc, Wesllake, Ross, Goodall. Bo'Hom row: Fraser, Blumberg, Moeller, Roewade, O'Boyle, Rohan, Nauiolcs, Levin, Nelson, Showley, Ude, Moninger, Schneider, Wrighl, Truii, Villi esse, I-linlcle, Sawyer, Lighlner, Van Benscholen, Smiih. i .N CHORUS BOYS SING IN WORKSHOP OPERA, KITTIWAKE ISLAND KITTIWAKE DUET: EMBREE, PENFIELD WALTZ NUMBER OPENS COLORFUL PRODUCTION OF RODGERS AND HAMMERSTEIN'S CAROUSEL FRITZIE BLUMBERG SINGS JUNE IS BUSTIN' OUT ALL OVER BURNHAM AND GOODALL DUET: 'WHEN THE CHILDREN ARE ASLEEP xi If ' 0 5 I. BILLY IDAVE SINCLAIRI KILLS HIMSELF JIGGER IJOE CULBERGI LEADS CHORUS IN BLOW HIGH, BLOW LOW IN HIS ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE THE LAW ,1- iv, BILLY RETURNS TO EARTH TO BRING HAPPINESS TO HIS DAUGHTER AT HER GRADUATION NETTIE ISUE PENFIELDI AND CHORUS PREPARE TO LEAVE FOR THE BIG CLAMBAKE I SENIOR MUSIC CLUB Top row: MeIeIi+s, PIonsIcer Eisenberg, AIIen, Burnham Sergeant O'NeiII, Garrison I-Iazlehursf, Posey, Gude VTTGFI. Third row: ArnoId, KasIeI I-Iarnsberger, Frosr, V. Ram- rnon, Rifsos, Reiley, Inger- soII, Anderson, Barker, Ra- venscroI:'r, Fazio. Second row: Black, SrniI'h Wilder, ByIer, Marfin, Good- all, Rieger, Nordlof, L. Ram- rnon, Muhlenbruch, Bo'Hom row: Braun, waIJr, McGohan, BIumberg, Lloyd, NorcIbIom, Ederer Roewade, Pannifch. Moeller Greena- Wrighf Bradley Gibson JUNIOR MUSIC CLUB Top row: DeahI, SIoo+maIcer PorI'er, Wright Hanson Ball, Groff, Sfudy, PrescoH Rammon, Pefers. Third row: Arnsrein, Greene- baum, MiIIer, Lewis, GoId- berg, I-Ioyf, Engsfrom, Mor- ava, Schram, Schwall. Second row: Kahn, MuIsh- nick, Laufman, I-IarI', Wood Greenawallr, Rurnage, Os- born, Cram, I-Iughey. BoH'om row: Meyer, OIson Ruggles, Aronson, Swansen Buck, Boofh, Caballero, Ro- sen+haI, Aschbacher. . Ev. LORNA RAMMON TRIES OUT FOR SENIOR MUSIC CLUB DORIS DEHNE TRIES OUT ON THE FLUTE JUDGES STRASSHEIM, ANDERSON, INGERSOL, SERGEANT, BECKER. AND BYLER REVIEW AUDITIONS .5 ? P' . MRS. KIDD CONDUCTS DEMONSTRATION FOR FAR-EASTERN HISTORY CLASS MUSICALE CLUB GIVES CHRISTMAS PARTY I I The division of musicology, under The direcTion oT Mrs. ElizabeTh Kidd. had an acTive year despiTe diITiculTies caused by resTricTed space aTTendanT upon New Trier's growing pains. Mrs. Kidd conTinued Togive many lecTures To various language classes, which had The opporTuniTy To sing and learn songs oT Toreign counTries. In addiTion, lecTures on music oT cer- Tain hisTorical periods oT various counTries gave hisTory sTudenTs a beT- Ter undersTanding oT The culTure They were sTudying. In These IecTures, insTrumenTs oT The various counTries were shown and used. New Trier is TorTunaTe in hav- ing an excellenT colIecTion oT musical insTrumenTs from all periods and coun- Tries. Especially inTeresTing are The colIecTions oT ATrican, Chinese, and Greek insTrumenTs. These coIIecTions were used by Mrs. Kidd noT only Tor The school buT Tor musicology lec- Tures or exhibiTions ouTside The school. AlThough The Musicale Club usu- ally arranges a concerT series aT The high school Tor New Trier sTudenTs, no school-wide concerTs could be held This year because oT The build- ing program: in The pasT The club has broughT To New Trier such groups as The BosTon Pops OrchesTra, The Min- neapolis Symphony, and The Don Cos- saclcs Chorus. LaTer in The year a recorder guar- TeT was organized which parTicipaTed in various demonsTraTions oT Eliza- beThan music. f , i' V , L-e RECORDER GROUP I-IarTenberg, SToIces, 6aThercoaI, Eiseman, Mrs. Kidd. CONCERT COMMITTEE Klemperer, Eiseman, EhrharT, Goodall, LighT, STeinman, Levin DRAMA CLUB Top row: Kirk, MeTeliTs, SonnoTT, Embree, HazlehursT, Van Hecke, Spare, Cohen. Fourfh row: Engels, Gould, Rovin, Rosen, Graham, Baker, Thorman, LeVine, Van Hecke, CasTelli, Baer, Winkless, MarTin, Bloche, Freeman, Green. Third row: Bloomberg, Fisher, Uebelhack, Burnham, Pope, Grauman, Frazier, Kennedy, Fraser, RapporT, Shelby, Adelman, Wilder, Minnema, Krasberg, VanWolT, Dorgan. Second row: PTeiTer, Venrick, LeVine, Alperin, Lange, Herrmann, LauTman, Bergman, Solon, SweeT, Fink, Levin, HoTTman, Feinberg, GriTTin, EvereTT, Berman, Zoline. BoTTom row: Lindaver, Bleloch, Gordon, Robin, Miller, Mr. Rude, Forgan, Murphy, Henning, Raynor, Mr. Harrison. DRAMA CLUB BOARD Top row: Krasberg, Levin, Van Hecke, Hayes, MeTeliTs, Raynor, Bo+Tom row: Henning, Mr. Rude, Mr. Coburn, Weiss, Forgan, Kennedy, Fink, LeVine. FACULTY DRAMA PRODUCTION STAFF Top row: Miss Gahagan, Mr. Lehman, Mrs. Gill. Mr. Buerger. BoTTom row: Mr, Coburn, Mrs. Cavanaugh, Miss Kral. Miss Rhodes, Mr. Rude. Coburn, Norse, BehrsTock, Luecker, Cornyn. This year The members oT DramaTic Club provided and enjoyed some wonderTul enTerTainmenT. Under The leadership OT PresidenT Joel Henning, Vice-PresidenT Melinda Murphy, Sec- reTary Judy Forgan, and Treasurer Lynn Raynor, The club compleTed a mosT successTul year. The TirsT play OT The season, Joan oT Lorraine by Maxwell Anderson, received high praise. This moving play was direcTed by Mr. Rude, wiTh Peggy Krasberg playing The lead role oT Joan. ln This play, as well as ThroughouT The season, The crews worked eTTicienTly To make every as- pecT oT The producTion enioyable. Under The Technical direcTion OT Mrs. Gill, Miss Rhodes' cosTume crew, The make-up crew headed by Miss Gaha- gan, and The props crew supervised by Miss Kral, all worked well behind The scenes. Also conTribuTing To The Technical work were The sTage crew and Mr. Jones' lighT crew. DramaTic Club's second producTion was The winTer one-acTs which were presenTed December 7Th. Two oT The plays were DusT OT The Road by Ken Goodman, direcTed by Mr. Miner Coburn, and The Apollo oT Belloc by Jean Giradoux, which was direcTed by Miss Gahagan. The Third one-acT was an experimenTal play by Mr. RoberT Pink, called FaceTs. This play combined shorT sTory, play, lConTinued on page l54T STAGE CREW Top row: l-laverlcampl, Blrdlebough, Rieger, Rosen, Melelils, Spin- dell, MacBryde. BoHom row: Mrs. Gill. Converse, Kaufman, Bloch, Freeman, Mc- Causland, Porler. MAKE-UP CREW Top row: lnqersoll, De- Mufh, Nisen, Wyss, Maher, Fraser, Cook- fT'l6l !. Fourfh row: Woodloclc, Po e Solomon Emrich P 1 I I Forgan, Murphy, Ad- dinglon, Michel. Third row: Lucas, Dor- gan, Reinach, Handler Provol, Shoop, Vyse Reise, Scoll. Second row: Crosby Thomas, Nordenberg l-lohfman, Mooreschi Cashman, Grung, Tas- lcy. BoHom row: Gordon Adler, l-lasselmann QM. 'czff . q. Krasberg, Kennedy, Allin, Robin, Black l-larrlson. SCENE FROM FALL PLAY, JOAN OF LORRAINEH MAKE-UP FOR APOLLO OF BELLOC W 2 , VERSE-SPEAKING CHOIR Top row: Forgan, Branclwein, Berlcenfield, Salisbury, Wyss. Fairbairn, Ruskin, Cooley. BoTTom row: Levin, Berman, Lange, Prince, Burnham, ByingTon, Pinlcerson, EvereTT. SOUND AND LIGHT CREW Top row: PorTer, Fazio, WalTer, Roolaer, Mangel. BoT+om row: Kesslers, Swain, Rieger, Rosen, Bircllebough, SeiTz. PROPS CREW lConTinued from page I52l dance, and narraTion, and also em- phasized lighTing. The Three plays made up an evening oT varied and inTeresTing enTerTainmenT. Then came February and The Trosh- soph play, Mrs, McThing. This comic Broadway hiT, direcTed by Miss Kral, was a challenging play. How- ever, The leads Jim Davis and Cindy l-lermann, along wiTh The resT oT The casT, meT The challenge wiTh greaT success. The spring one-acTs, presenTed in April, were Lord Byron's Love LeT- Ter, The l-liTch-hiker, and AnTon Chel4ov's hilarious Marriage Pro- posal. EnThusiasTic casTs provided an evening oT diversiTied dramaTic enTer- TainmenT-The basic purpose OT The one-acTs. The season was ended wiTh The senior play, Sabrina Fair. The play will be well remembered by The ene Tire casT, since iT was Their lasT per- Tormance aT New Trier. Besides sTaging These producTions, The DramaTic Club also saw several plays in The STudebal4er TheaTre se- ries. Among Them were Androcles and The Lion and Eugene O'Neill's Desire Under The Elms. The club also had a discussion meeTing wiTh Miss Geraldine Page, a noTed acTress. Top row: Thorman, Ude, Lewis, Uebelhaclc, Van Weylc, Miss Kral. SAM HAZLEHURST AND CODY SWEET IN FALL Boffom row: Berman, Norse. ONE-ACT PLAY ENTITLED DUST OF THE ROAD l 5 2 z f FALL PLAY JOAN OF LORRAINE FEATURES A PLAY WITHIN A PLAY ,E MIX y , , , 2' A' 2 , , T N T ., ONE-ACT FACETS REVEALS THE OTHER SELVES OF TWO POLITE LADIES KELLY, GREEN IN DUST OF THE ROAD JOAN OF LORRAINE : HAYES, BRANCH, GOULD, KRASBERG FORGAN AND HELFER IN APOLLO OF BELLOC T T T MRS. MCTHING- : COMAR, DAVIS, ROSEN FROSH-SOPH PLAY, MRS. McTHING : HERMANN, LAUFMAN, DAVIS, BERMAN MRS. McTHING : SENNOTT, DAVIS, ROSEN, BAER, GRAHAM THE HITCH-HIKER : GRIFFIN, RAYNOR I WINKLESS AS THE HITCH-HIKER SEIFERT, FRAZIER, MAY IN ONE-ACT LORD BYRON'S LOVE LETTER 3 CAST OF SABRINA FAIR IFRONT TO REARI: MURPHY, LEVIN, RAYNOR, LEAVITT, HENNING, HAASE, COLEMAN, OUALE, HECHT, PLONSKER, MISS GAHAGAN, VANDERWICKEN, SPIECKER, FISHER, AND WENCK SABRINA FAIR : LEVIN, PLONSKER, FISHER, HAASE ONE-ACT LORD BYRON'S LOVE LETTER : SEIFERT, FRAZIER CHEKOV'S MARRIAGE PROPOSAL : KLEMPERER, SLOSS, MOREEN ONE-ACT MARRIAGE PROPOSAL : SLOSS, KEMPERER VARSITY DEBATERS: COHEN, KIRK, DORFMAN, DEBATE CONFERENCE: MR. McGEE, BRITTAN, MR. McGEE ICOACHI, AND BRITTAN ISEATEDI MacBRYDE, AND STEVENS T I EoRENsic LEAGUE Sfandingz Mr. McGee lcoachl, Zimmerman. . Seafed: RysTrom, Laser, BriTTan, Miller, Rosen, Drake, Graham, Showley, Cohen, DorTman, Kirk, Sharpe, Franz. BRITTAN, DOREMAN, AND NELSON SOPHOMORE DEBATERS MILLER, ROSEN 'PW' Coached by Ivlr. Ralph McGee, debaTers again This year had a suc- cessTul season. Besides Taking parT in debaTe meeTs, many also enTered in- dividual evenTs. DebaTing The Topic Resolved: ThaT The Federal GovernmenT should susTain prices oT The maior agricul- Tural commodiTies aT noT less Than QOCX., oT pariTy, The varsiTy Tied Tor TirsT place in The IvIeTropoliTan De- baTe Union. Paul DorTman and Mike Kirk on The aTTirmaTive and Corky BriTTan and Louis Cohen on The neg- aTive won 25 ouT oT 30 debaTes. The varsiTy also did well in oTher TournamenTs, Taking TirsT place in many inviTaTional evenTs and winning The TirsT place Trophy aT a TournamenT aT Navy Pier sponsored by The Uni- versiTy oT Illinois. AT The end oT Jan- uary, New Trier parTicipaTed in a TournamenT aT AugusTana College in Rock Island. New Trier ended The season as The Top Illinois Team, plac- ing Third among The ThirTy-eighT schools which parTicipaTed. The Team also gave demonsTraTion debaTes Tor The RoTary Club and The Glencoe Junior I-Iigh and Took parT in The UniversiTy oT Chicago ExTem- pore ConTesT and The I-Ierald Ameri- can OraTory ConTesT. In Illinois STaTe conTesTs Tor indi- vidual compeTiTion, Louis Cohen won second place in oraTory, and Paul DorTman won TourTh place in exTem- poraneous speaking. fl 4? CUP: 'J :FS lm'UUxCE H4 AN IIHXTEREST Ir-' PLIFTERN PEP CLUB BOARD Top row: Miller, KeserT, Rachlin, Garner, Fraser, Mrs. RoTTer. BoTTom row: Mr. l-loyT, Miss LongsworTh. Nein, SmiTh, Barker, Lauer. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Nein, Garner, Miller, Lauer, KesserT, SmiTh, Barker, Fraser. SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS Top row: Olson STanTon, STremmel, DavenporT. BoTTom row: Greenfield, Rachlin, Nanini, Nelson. J? Planned as a major school organiza- Tion, Pep Club This year TulTilled ex- pecTaTions as one oT The mosT acTiye and cerTainly The largesT oT New Tri- er's service groups. The membership was a record 530 sTudenTs. Pep Club's chieT TuncTion is arousing school spiriT and increasing sTudenT aTTendance aT aThleTic evenTs, buT iT is also responsible Tor announcing all sporTing evenTs in The daily bulleTin, Tor holding Training and pracTice ses- sions Tor new cheerleaders, and Tor Taking The iniTiaTive in making prep- araTions Tor l-lomecoming. The Pep Club board, guided by sponsors Mr. Loris l-loyT and Miss Susan Longs- worTh, broughT Tull accomplishmenT oT These aims. This year The club prepared a new helpTul map-direcTory Tor sporTs evenTs and sold This aT near cosT. The club's mosT Tamiliar service is in cheerleading aT TooTball and bas- keTball games. The cheerleaders This season did a parTicularly able iob in leading The scaTTered cheering sec- Tions in The sTands. Much oT The spiriT shown by New Trier's Teams can be aTTribuTed To The work OT The cheer- leaders and The Pep Club's special cheering secTion. MeeTing TreguenTly wiTh Their spon- sors, The Pep Club board made greaT progress This year in esTablishing an eTTicienT and lasTing organizaTion. New Trier has long been noled for ils large and comprehensive exrra- curricular program. One of The mosi imporianl paris of Jrhis program is The group of clubs and service groups, performing numerous duries and pro- viding expression of many diversified sludenl inleresrs. N Club is one of The largesl of The service groups. Composed of boys who have won varsiiy lellers, il aids in school aclivilies such as Fresh- man-Go-Jro-School Nighl. The boys and girls on The New Trier Guard give of Their lime leaching grade- school sludenls io swim and insuring pool safely al Jrhese and olher occa- sions. The Service Club girls assislr The school nurses during The year in The heallh office and on proiecls such as T.B. Jresrs. lCon+inued on page l62l ff! Hfwupg NEW TRIER GUARD Top row: Mr. Van Aman, Alderman, BrackeH', Wolf, Wolff, Sand, Kuppenheimer, Reilly, Sinclair, Davies, McDaniel, Miller. Third row: Sedwick, Rinker, K. Yosr, C. Yos'r, Wyss, Lighlner lco-hcadl, E. Yosi' lco-heacll, l-larris, Wesierman, l-lahn, Mr. Roberison. Second row: McConnell, Raub, Carlson, Mufher lassislanr headl, de Tarnowsky lheadl, l-lendrey, Ball, Ebrey, Shinbach. BoHom row: Manasler, Rosenberg, l-leilman, Tcnnanr, Lederer, Johnson, Juergens. T ' -i '..:7W ,-my Wi if: 275, .fa .V i ,,.,c V f . f V T' ','-'i .g1'2: -.,f 2 . ,, , -4: ,. . 3, ', , . ., . , , . f , . ...f ,J.f.,V.v .,isV..f -f-,,, ...f N V A ..s.f4,':'Zf ,V f. . . . .V -V - V . . . V sk ., ...fr 'mv -V .fa , .. ., ., , f .. ' P -X' ' 1.52415 -: :, Zf'l-Q.-4f, '!'f' 'Val 57 6 7 '- V .i f . I 5 -' i gf V I T I,lg 5 ,53 , i - I , in . V--' as at , - .W K ' T 'T ,W wr rw' 1 'W ,V M ..,,.,,, .. F' ,V ,f. . . 6-5 L S 'A , , if-V ' 5.,.':f2'-x , f S' f' , 1 4 f1 -1 ' als! - E, 1 ,I ,- I , X . rj V 5 ..,- . - H t g ,QA - , , V . - ., .. . , .. .WW ,Z . , -4?,,,Z,.V V. F LV L Q , , -ig, A I A , .fzj , I . Q3 , . i ' , .V 1 , - T f V . r . V .V -V-4z- Z A ,V sf ' S , , I A J l' 1 - V ..... ,. SERVICE CLUB Top row: Loos, Erickson, Calloway, Bules, Tenney, Lighl, Wilson, Berkemfield, Reuler, Brighlman, Swanson, Tu++le, Thorman, Salisbury. Third row: Gance, Rosen, Schoen, l-lassel, Madden, Wrighl, Franrzen, Schell, Sinclair, Krasberg, Lindblom, Vaicek, Thomas. Second row: Wolff, Sfearns, Reinach, Sergenl, Burke, J. Ovson, Rose, Slewarr, Muhlenbruch, Silfen, Traweek, Worlhy, M. Ovson. BoH'om row: Delson, Blumberg, Gilmour, Krueger, Ruby, Parenii, Mrs. Savage, Mrs. Schoenenberger, Werfheimer, Forsberg, Dickey, Ringley, Sfubbs Yale. N CLUB A Top row: l-lusf, Singlelon, Dorgan, Quick, Efnyre, Porlrer, Riley, Robinson, Pyle, Morse, Srrub, Douglas, Belsey, Mackey, Jackson, Driggs, McLucas. Third row: Trees, Will, DeRocco, Browndyke, Kendall, S1'ewar+, Gray, Wilson, Crow, Naidowski, McCabe, Mangel, Woolard, McNicholas, Rodenberger Coffield, Sullivan, McGowan. Second row: Monroe, Hallenborg, Slrahorn, deTarnowsky, Muiher, Ball, D'Ancona, Ellioll, Davenport Johnson, Barlell, Bradley, Ford, Earle, Hubbard Baby, Paschen, l-lerbenar, Anderson. BoHom row: Baker, Robne+'r, Warren, O'Connell, Richardson, Carlson, Hopper, l-larshbarger, Bliss, Moulding, Fisher, Kivland, l-luyler, James, Siebel Layden, Brackefr, Wolf, l-lendrey. c VISUAL AIDS STAFF STanding: Taylor, STicl4gold, Rainey, RindTleisch. Seafedz Fleisher, Miss Resler, Levine. BOYST LIRRARY STAFF Top row: Leisner, Reda, Margolis, RoberTs, WOITT. BoTTom row: l-lope, Budinger, Wiscomb. PUBLIC ADDRESS CORPS Top row: Roclcey, Down, Nongard. IConTinued Trom page l6IT The Visual Aids STaTT is a new ad- diTion This year. A parT oT The library, iT arranges Tor The many movies shown in school each day. The Boys' Library STaTT is a volunTeer group helping in The magazine room and wiTh The record collecTion. The Pub- lic Address Corps arranges Tor audio eguipmenT aT assemblies and dances and also plays records during The lunch periods. Many oT New Trier's clubs are Tormed around some academic or semi-academic inTeresT. The Geogra- phy Club, The Tour language clubs, and The Engineering-MaTh Club are some examples. These groups hear speakers, go on Tield Trips, and Torm groups Tor social conTacT as well. The ArT League, Lens Club, Garden and AguarisT Clubs, and The Radio Club are groups inTeresTed in conTinuing semi-curricular proiecTs. Ski Club, anoTher large and popu- lar club, sponsored Two Trips To MT. Telemarlc This year, where members had an opporTuniTy To learn and par- TicipaTe in a growing sporT. The BoaT Club is anoTher group which cenTers around sporTs inTeresT. OTher hobby clubs are STamp and Coin, l-li- Fi, and The CreaTive l-lobby Club. All oT New Trier's clubs are spon- sored and coordinaTed in Their acTivi- Ties by STudenT Council's Council oT Clubs. Composed oT club presidenTs, The group sTimulaTes inTeresT in clubs and in combined club acTiviTies such as The annual all-school l-lalloween parTy. BOHOFH 'Dwi FVOESCIWIGP Noble- Fam- LUNCH Room Disc Jocxevs FAzio Ano EcKHousE l , L ,,., A W., 11.1, ,-3 . .WMNK AQUARISTS' CLUB QARDEN CLUB Top row: Rovin, Mr, l-loyl, Rosenllmal, Gloclcner, Shane, Powell. Lucas, l-lenrilcson, Garner, Mr. l-loyl. BoH'om row: Lucas, Sunderland, Mrs. Dale. A 4' V ax. 'Ill-136 ffl! GEOGRAPHY CLUB Top row: Kaberg, Mr. Bulzlell, l-lamillon, Wilson, Wolloclc, Marlin, Sakai, Shimizu, Jolwnson, Slnowley, Uebellnaclc. BoH'om row: Wriglml, Sweel, l-ladaway, l-lellebower. ART LEAGUE Top row: Brandi, Welbourne, Lorclw, Allen. Middle row: May, Wenger, Kirclilweimer, Frank, Rosen, Melin, Marlin, Elwood, Bleloclw, Rubinson, Alberls, Bergman, Wellacz, Pollack. BoH'om row: Komiss, Bloomberg, Mr. Slenvall, Keillw, Clemenlson, Golwres, Manly, Loclcin, Danielson, l-lasselmann, Grinlcer. - A A ii' ' H LENS CLUB Top row: Mr. Smilh del, Sprowl, Delander Oser, LeVin. mer, Bullon, Rosso michael. ham, Jorgensen, Jones Riman, Shullz. Smilh. CHESS CLUB Slanclingz Fried, Hanner son, Heller, Anderson bell, Johnson, Foole Bell, Diclqman, Fehr. Sealed: Mr. Johnslon l-lolloman, Levy Broolcer, l-lazlehursl Ohle, Corley, Russo. CHESS TEAM Sfanding: Russo, Hazlehursl, Diclcman Sea+ed: Fried, Brooker, Kaufman, Hollman, Slein. Lefl' fo righf: Press, Peck, Allen, Lenon, Mr. Landwer, Dickman, Engel, Adams. I CREATIVE HOBBY CLUB Snyder, lvlilchell, Rams- Second row: Oppenhei- Snyder, Spindel, lvlal- lenlorl, Behn, Cender- land, lvlillman, Car- BoHom row: Cunning- Model in foreground: Harris, Kaufman, John- Scargle, Rosen, Camp- FUN FOR CHARITY: CLUB BOOTH AT HALLOWEEN PARTY JUST A PAWN IN THE GAME OF LIFE OFFICERS ENJOY A SNACK AT FRENCH CLUB BOARD MEETING WAL, SHUT MAH MOUTH! 4-L+ ' QI- MILLMAN HOOKS EL TORO GUESTS AT LATIN CLUB PARTY: MISS PATTERSON, MISS LENNARDS, AT SPANISH CLUB BOOTH STAFF CONFERENCE: MORSE, BOSHES, SIPORIN, MACDONALD, HOWARD FRENCH CLUB Top row: Bloomberg Barcluslc, Adams, l-lam ilion, l-loison. Third row: Ingersoll May, Goodall, Vance Fraser, Johnson, Fra zier, Builerfield. Second row: Hoover Shafer, Sclweclcerman DeGryse, Pleifer, Eclc er, Lueclcer, Mora, Or wig. Bo++om row: A. Gale Grinlcer, Grinker, Ro senilnal, McLaughlin Mrs. Morris, M. Gale Lewis, Keaiinge. Ein llll oLiUB Top row: Todd, Bloom, Phillips, Cody, Rubinson, Rosenilwal, Bells, Ball, Oilo, Burnham, Sloss, Sclnwenn, McLaughlin, Macdonald, Condon, Ward Sreplnens. BoH'om row: Meizliin, l-lasse, l-lorwiiz, Circle, Lebin, Miss Breidenbaclw, Mrs, Kidd, Dr. Manalwan, Chrisiopli, P. Sloss. STAMP AND COIN CLUB Sealed: Wiclcman, Macdonald, l-leller, Mr. Filer, Yurman, Casfelli, Bell, l-lilderbrand, Swain, l-lanner. Sfanding: Finlcel, Saliley, Browning, Balcer, Baer, Figge, Brown, Myers, Hendricks, Sobel, Roili, Wilson. E l I l 2 i I66 HJLQKA A ' GERMAN CLUB Toip row: Mr. McDowell, Rainey, Scl1uHz,Tl'1eodores, Kessel, Wohlrab, Heineken, Ivlelller, I-larlenberg, Bliss, l-lenselmann, Agren. Middle row: Dellin, Nilson, Corley, Haplce, Huffman, Irvine, Gili. BoH'om row: Miller, Suilon, Lewy. SPANISH CLUB Top row: I-less, Elwood l'-laverlcampf, Hasse. BoH'om row: Pollack Evans, Finne, Muller, Grauman, Salisbury. BOAT CLUB Top row: Grube, Felsing Raub, Melin, Beier- walies, Wells, Roden- berger, Klein, Wolff. Third row: Fry, Shinbacln l-lardl, Carr, Peclca Sandler, Bogie, King. Second row: Belrnrsloclc Ferris, Walgreen, Por- ler, Robinson, Older Volland, Douglas, Hor- wilz. Bo'Hom row: Woollell Sfancliff, Levy, Nelson Mr. Carlsfrom, Lewy Slrauss, Rillenberg Runnfeldf. SKI CLUB GOES TO MT. TELEMARK MORE SKIERS AT MT. TELEMARK Lef+ fo righf: N. Belmonf, Goodfriend, Bradley, Glaser. Lefl' fo righf: Moresclwi, Krauller, Mouzalciolis, Urban, Frank, S+an'ron. UM? Lef+ 'ro right An- derson, Smiflw, Harl- wick, Lieska, Foun- lain, N. Buesclw Meyers, S. Buesch Mrs. Folrsch, Col:- field. Le-H +o right Rob- in, Slrasslweim, Snel- by, Viclor, Ross Babize, Ward, Pope Lefi' fo riglnf: Wal Jrers, Eclchouse, Ap plegale, Mouzakeo Hs, Siewarrl Dough Yy, Armslrong, Biqg Pelers, Pelerson, Ed rnonds, Yonkers Jones, Shassheim. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Top row: Berbach, Frosi, Fra- ser, Shaffer, Bloomberg, Wilder, Cairns, Congdon Rose, Rodbro. Four+h row: Zagel. Foyslci Mooreslci, Trossman, Lighi Komiss, I-Iarvey, Weinberg, Barnes, Kasfel. Third row: Frank, Eberl, Mc- Cloud, I-Iaimes, Franizen, Franz, Schneider, Wrighi, Moninger, ToI4arsIcy. Second row: Melin, Feliman, Schoen, Goodman, Cox, I-Iaase, Schachiman, Schey- er, Delson. BoHom row: Pannilrch, Lech- man, Forsberg, Ruby, Mrs. Smulny, James, Feinberg, . Schmill, Menard. MATH- ENGINEERING Top row: Mr. Jones, Mr. Roclfey, O'Shea, Vreeland, Oakes, Wagner, Burgoyne, I-Ierberf, Nilson, Behrsloclc. Bo++om row: Slrassheim, Gale, Salisbury, Gieg, Bogolub, Peasrer, Meislahn, I-Iane- man. HI-FI CLUB S+anding: Schulz, Lindblad, Douglas, Burlchardl. Fourfh row: Mr. Chapman McDonough, Abram. Third row: Balres, Moreen Rubens. Second row: Chrisiensen Peasier, Klein, Kendall I-liken. Boi-+om row: Meyer, Sieglich Kayser, Sirassheim, Schoen- berg. RADIO CLUB Top row: Meyer, Melzger Polls, Lehmpuhl, Baloungy Eclchouse, Budinger. Fourfh row: Kaplif, Griffin Weissenberg, Burgoyne Langdon, Clouse, Froeschle Third row: Burlchardl, Boyer Brown, Penninglon, Sloss Robnerf, Jones, MacBryde. Second row: Smilh, Jackman Froh, Jorgensen, Peck, Rau Topaz, Sperius, Schochef. BoHom row: Curci, P. Sloss Levy, Down, Mr. Rockey Nongard, I-Ioward. Kessler Maloney. I69 911 'Wlamo' MR. HARRY H. HERRON On December I9, I956, New Trier suTTered a greaT loss in The deaTh oT iTs assisTanT princi- pal, lvlr. l-larry l-lerron. Mr. l-lerron's many ac- TiviTies have leTT an indelible mark on New Trier. ParTicularly noTable were his conTribuTions To The organizing oT The PTA and his moderniza- Tion oT New Trier's accounTing sysTem. Mr. l-lerron joined The TaculTy in l922 as a Teacher oT business adminisTraTion. ATTerwards he held posiTions as Treshman boys' adviser chairman, purchasing agenT, regisTrar in charge oT school operaTions, and Tinally assisTanT principal. ln a leTTer abouT lvlr. l-lerron, Tormer super- inTendenT MaTThew P. GaTTney eTTecTively ex- presses The helpTul, ThoughTTul, conscienTious characTer oT lvlr. l-lerron: lTlarry's conTribu- Tion To New Trier was, oT course, The imporTanT Thing. New Trier was The compleTe cenTer oT I-larry's liTe. I-lis day's work was never meas- ured in hours because his work absorbed almosT his enTire Time. l-le Took very Tew vacaTions be- cause There always seemed To be some iob ThaT he wanTed To compleTe. l-le was during Those years Tireless and consTanT. As expressed by members oT The TaculTy in a public TribuTe To Mr. l-lerron: l-lis many years oT eTTecTive service To This school and This com- muniTy have long been recognized. The New Trier TaculTy has losT a valued Triend and Tellow- worker. I70 MR. ROBERT S. REAM During spring vacaTion New Trier losT a ded- icaTed Teacher and Triend, lvlr. RoberT S. Ream. Mr. Ream joined The New Trier TaculTy in SepTember, I928, aTTer receiving his BS. and MS. degrees Trom NorThwesTern UniversiTy, where he was a member oT Phi BeTa Kappa. Mr. Ream assumed varied duTies while aT New Trier. Besides Teaching chemisTry, he was a boys' adviser, a Trosh-soph baskeTball coach, and a member of TaculTy commiTTees. l-le inTro- duced our adviser sysTem To New Trier and be- came Treshman boys' adviser chairman in Sep- Tember, l945. As adviser chairman, he was undersTanding and helpTul. l-le skillTully guided his boys Through The diTTiculT TransiTion Trom grade school To high school. ln addiTion, he visiTed all The elemenTary schools each spring To help The sTudenTs prepare Tor high school. lvlr. Ream himselT Trained Treshman boys' advisers. As a chemisTry Teacher, he was unexcelled. Mr. Windoes, reTiring head oT The science de- parTmenT, is highly qualiTied To speak oT Mr. Ream's meriTs: lvlr. Ream imparTed To his sTu- denTs ThaT The worThwhile Things in liTe are aT- Tained only by 'good, hard work.' l-le had un- usual abiliTy in geTTing many oT his giTTed sTu- denTs To work up To capaciTy. RoberT Ream's passing adds anoTher name To The lisT oT Teach- ers who are designaTed as 'irreplaceable' New Trier mourns his deaTh. The Hifch-Hi1cer ... ..121 Faculfy Producfion Sfaff. 152 Aclcnowledgmenfs .. .....172 Adminisfrafion ...,.... 12-14 Adviser Chairmen ..... 12 Board of Eclucafion ..... 13 Deparfmenf Heads .... 14 Chrisfmas Concerf . . . 144 Chrisfmas Dances ....,. 58-59 Classes ............... 24-28 Advanced Mafh .. .. 28 Archifecfural Drawing.. 27 Arf Appreciafion .. 24 Biology ....... .. 26 Brifish Hisfory ... .. 28 Dramafics ... .. 28 French ..... .. 24 Geomefry .. 28 German .. 25 Gym ..... .. 26 Harmony .. .. 25 Spanish .. 26 Trigonomefry .. .. 25 Woods ............ 24, 25 World Hisfory ........ 28 Clubs .........,.... 150-169 Aquarium Club ....... 163 Arf League ..... . . 163 Boaf Club ............ 167 Chess Club ...... . . 164 Creafive Hobby Club. .164 Fufure Teachers of America ...,....... 169 French Club ,...166 Garden Club ....,.... 163 Geography Club ...... 163 German Club ,........ 167 Hi-Fi Club ,.......... 169 Junior Music Club ..... 150 Lafin Club ........... 166 Lens Club ............ 164 Mafh-Engineering Club. 169 Musicale Club ........ 151 N Club .............. 161 Public Address Corps. .162 Ouill and Scroll Sociefy ............ 139 Radio Club ....,...... 169 Senior Music Club ...., 150 Service Club .......... 161 S111 Club ...... .... 1 68 Spanish Club ......... 167 Sfamp and Coin C1ub..166 Visual Aids Sfaff ....... 162 Consfrucfion Views ..... 5-10 Debafe .,,........ ..158 Dramafics .......... 152-157 Dramafic Groups ..152-154 Drama Club ..... Drama Club Board... .,152 ..152 Lighf and Sound Crew.154 Malce-up Crew ........ 153 Props Crew ........... 154 Sfage Crew ........ ..153 Verse-Speaking Choir.. .154 Dramafic Plays ...... 153-157 Apollo of Be11oc ..... 155 Dusf of fhe Road ... .... 154, 155 Facefs ............. 155 Joan of Lorraine . 153, ..156 155 Lord Byron's Love Leffer ....,.... 156, 157 The Marriage Proposal ..., .... 1 57 Mrs, McThing ...... 156 Sabrina Fair .. ....157 Faculfy ............... 15-28 Faculfy Council ....... 17 Faculfy lndividual Picfures .......... 17-28 Freshmen ............. 30-39 Adviser Rooms ...... 33-39 Dances ........ .... 3 2 Honor Groups 31 Officers .............. 30 Parenfs' Nigh+ ....... 30, 32 Sfeering Commiffee .. 31 G. A. A. ............ 101-108 Class Managers . . . .101 Commiffees ... . . . 102 Officers ........ . ..101 Officials, Timers, Scorers .,....... . .103 Page Girls ......... ..102 Parficipafion Champs . .104 300-Poinf Winners .. . .104 700-Poinf Winners .. . . 104 1000, 1500-Poinf Winners ...... ..104 Pool Guard .... . . 106 Represenfafives . .102 Sporfs Board ..101 Girls' Club ..... .... 9 0-93 Board .......... .. 90 Class Managers .... .. 93 Commiffees ....... .. 93 Freshman Helpers .. .. 91 Friendly Sisfers .... .. 92 Nursery School Sfaff. .. 91 Officers ........... .. 90 Office Sfaff, Absence Bullefin Corps ... .. 92 Represenfafives .... .. 91 Sponsors ...... .. 90 ln Memoriam .... ..170 Juniors ............... Adviser Rooms ...... Dances ....,.... Honor Groups .. Junior Theme .. .. Officers ............ Sfeering Commiffee Lagniappe . .. Dlrecfors ........... 1f's on fhe Roc1cs .99 Lagniappe Board .... Library Sfaffs .... 88, 92 Boys' Library Sfaff . .. Girls' Library Sfaff and Assisfanfs .... Library Monifors .... Library Supervisors Musicology ........... 48-55 51-55 .. 50 .. 49 .. 48 .. 48 .. 48 ,. 50 Tesfs ...........,... 98- 100 .. 99 ,100 .. 98 ,162 ..162 ..92 ..88 ..88 ..151 Music Organizafions. . 144-151 N. T. Guard Qndex lnsfrumenfal Groups ....... 144-145 Concerf Band ....... 145 Recorder Group .... 151 Symphony Orchesfra .144 Vocal Groups .,... 145-149 Choir ......, ....145 Choraliers .......... 147 Girls' Ensemble ..... 146 lnfermediafe Ensemble . . .... 146 Junior Boys' Ensemble .. .... 147 Museffes .... .... 1 47 Senior Boys' Ensemble ....146 ....161 Track ....,.. .... 1 34 Volleyball ....134 Wresfling ............ 134 Sporfs, lnferscholasfic, Baseball ........,. 109-130 128-129 Office Sfaff .... .... 1 7-28 Opera .......,..... 148-149 Carousel ....... 148, 149 Ki1fiwa1ce Island ...., 148 Pep Club ......... .... 1 60 Board ....... .... 1 60 Cheerleaders .. .... 160 Phofography ... ..... .140 Publicafions ... .... 136-143 Echoes ........... 136-137 Flambeau, Le ......,.. 143 lnklings ....... ...... 1 42 New Trier News .... 138-139 Playbaclc ...... .... 1 41 Praeco .... .... 1 43 Schreiberei .... 143 Seniors ......... .... 5 6-82 Boys' Sfeering Commiffee 56 Girls' Sfeering Commiffee ... ,... 56 Honor Sociefies ....... 57 Individual Picfures ...60-82 Officers .............. 56 Senior Boys' Freshmen Helpers ............ 57 Sophomores .......... 40-47 Adviser Chairmen ..... 41 Adviser Rooms ...... 43-47 Dances ........ .... 4 2 Honor Groups .. .... 41 Officers .............. 40 Sfeering Commiffee 40 Sporfs, lnframural ...131-134 Adviser Room Chairman . .,.. 131 Baslcefball ... ....... .133 Board ................ 131 Free-Throw Confesf .... 134 Ping Pong ............ 134 Touch Foofball ..,..... 132 Freshman Team ..... 128 Sophomore Team .... 129 Varsify Team ....... 129 Baskefball ........ 116-119 Freshman Team ..119 Junior Varsify Team,.119 Sophomore Team .... 118 Varsify Team ..... ..116 Foofball .......... 110-114 Freshman Team ..114 Junior Varsify Team. . 1 14 Sophomore Team .. Varsify Team .,... ..113 ..110 Golf ......... .... 1 30 Gymnasfics .. ...... 126 Swimming ........ 120-121 Coaches and Capfains ......... 120 Swimming Teams ,... Tennis ............. ..127 Track, Cross Coun1'ry...115 Traclc, Indoor ....... Traclc, Oufdoor .,.. ..124 ..125 Wresfling ......... 122-123 Sfudenf Council ....... 83-89 Board .,..... . . . 84 Commiffees .... ... 89 Council of Clubs ....... 88 General Sfudy Hall Supervisors ....... 86-87 Officers, 1956-57 ...... 84 Officers, 1957-58 ...... 85 Represenfafives, Firsf Semesfer ........... 84 Represenfafives, Second Semesfer .......,... 85 Sfudy Hall Supervisors ..,. Sfudenfs .........,. 86, 87 29-82 Table of Confenfs ...... 1 Tri-ship ............. 94-100 Board ...... . . . 94 Commiffees .... ... 96 Employmenf Service 95 Foods Drive .... ... 97 Hall Guards ...... 96 lnformafion Deslc ...... 95 Officers ....,......... 94 Represenfafives ....... 95 Sophomore Messenger Corps ............. 96 Sponsors ....... ... 95 Traffic Squad ... ... 97 Usher Corps ... ... 98 . ,... .... ,,.... , . .,., . ......, ..,. .,.,. . W, .... . ,,gz,ms ,,,,.,, AcIcnowIecIgmenTs ECI-IOES oT I957 was prinTeoI by The Clio Press, Economy AdverTising Company, Iowa CiTy, Iowa. Professional phoTographs lwhich include mosT OT The individual por- TraiTs and large-group picTuresI were Taken by The Bernie Sludio, EvansTon, Illinois, Those OT The concerT band and orchesTra were Taken by The Harvey J. STeTlens STu- dio, EvansTon, Illinois. Aerial views oT The school were Taken by Chicago Aerial Inolus- Tries, Inc., Chicago, Illinois. 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Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
