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

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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

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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,