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

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: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