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

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i E i l MIKE BELKNAP GAIL SYBRANDT PrQSid6r1t Vice-President 1 I l 1 9 1 Secretary 5 r l l i LEE HIGH PAT PETERSON Treasurer DICK AVERY IIM STIRLING CERRY VVACK PHYLLIS HATTIS IOHN KEARNEY RICHARD PORTES Public Relations Study Hall Study Hall Lunch Hall Lunch Hall Recreation Council stresses student unity Under the leadership of Mike Belknap, president, Gail Sybrandt, vice-president, Lee High, secretaryg and Pat Peterson, treasurer, Student Council endeavored to bring a closer unity between the students and Council through the utilization of the activities and organizations of the school. Chris Pullman, head of Unity and Spirit, was primarily responsible for carrying out this important job. This year Student Council increased the number of students in the Pep Clubv to six hundred in order to carry out the idea of full student body participation in all the schoolis functions. In addition, Council assembled school pep rallies and adviser-room meetings to instill in the stu- dents enthusiasm and pride for New Trier. A number of week-end evening dances and parties, the No Names , also added to the list of Council-promoted activities. Under the direction of lim Stirling and Gerry Wack, the student supervised study halls were kept in good order with en- forcement of the rules and improved co- operation on the part of the student body as a whole. Under the supervision of Rich Portes, the student lounge was again available to students for relaxation during free periods. 24 Council passed a bill stating that the lounge was opened only to seniors on alternate Fridays. Due to the increase in enrollment at New Trier, parking around the school became a serious problem. Tom Stossel, head of the Safety Committee, with his fellow committeemen worked to increase the parking facilities and the efficiency which the parking situation demanded. Also with the growth in number of the student body, the lunch hall became a f . . f 1 real problem for the directors, Phyllis Hattis and Iohn Kearney. An increasing- ly greater obligation fell on the student body to keep it in order. For the con- venience of the students and for greater efficiency, food and beverage counters were located in key spots around the lunch hall. Of course, the real factor in making a truly intelligent student body concerning social behavior lies in the ideals and be- liefs which the students relish. From the club management duties of the Social Department under Iean Anderson, to the MR. BIRD AND MR. CUSTAFSON, COUNCIL SPONSORS