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

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ECHOES of 1959 New Trier Township High School Winnetka, Illinois June 5, 1 959 Editor-in-Chief . Managing Editor . Assistant Editor . Write-up Editor . Art Editor . . Manuscript Editor . Girls' Sports Editor . Photography Editor Faculty Sponsor . . . James Green Philip Livingston . Jane Barack . Linda Alberts . Jean Stokes . . June Leow Elizabeth Taylor . Larry Myers Mrs. E. B. Welliver Photography Adviser . . Mr. D. E. Smith Table of Contents Pages I. Faculty and Curriculum . 5-21 Faculty ..... 6-17 Curriculum 18-21 II. Student Government . 22-43 Student Council . . 24-29 Girls' Club 30-35 Tri-Ship . 36-43 III. Semi-Curricular Activities 44-65 Drama ..... 46-49 Music 50-56 Debate . . 57 Publications 58-65 IV. Service Groups and Clubs 66-77 V. Athletics . . . 78-111 Girls' Sports . 80-87 Boys' Inter-Scholastic Sports ..... 88-108 Boys' Intramural Sports 109-111 VI. Underclasses . . . 112-143 Freshmen . . 114-123 Sophomores . 124-133 Juniors . . 134-143 VII. Senior Class . 144-177 VIII. Snapshots . . 178-183 IX. In Memoriam . 184

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DR. VVILLIAM H. CORNOG Superintendent and Principal MR. VV. L. BROXVN Assistant Superintendent NIR. R. H. CARPENTER Dean of Faculty and Director oi Studies Administrators direct school expansion Led by its able superintendent, admin- istration, and faculty, New Trier High School this year maintained its highly respected position among the American secondary institutions. To meet the needs of a growing New Trier, several changes in the administration were put into ePfect. This year Miss Helen Maloney and Mr. William Gannaway, relieved of extra work, acted chiefly as the college guidance counselors of girls and boys respectively. Miss Louise Hamilton took charge of girls, discipline while continuing her duties as senior girls' adviser chairman. Mr. Erwin A. Weingartner was in charge of boys, discipline, as well as being sophomore boys' adviser chairman. With additional responsibilities in co-ordinating school activities, Dr. Richard E. Gadske again served as Dean of Students. New to New Trier this year was Dr. Stanley S. Stark- man, who became staff psychologist and special adviser on personnel problems. Forty-three teachers joined the faculty this year. Newcomers to the English de- partment were Mr. Rollin O. Glaser, Mr. Howard M. Goldfinger, Miss Anne D. Kernan, Mr. larnes R. Landers, Dr. Wil- liam A. McColly, Mrs. Mary I. McGuire, Miss Karla A. Michellce, Miss Karin E. Swanson, and Mrs. G. G. Moore. New to the language department were Mrs. Bar- bara C. Atwood and Mrs. Edith Z. Iokay in French, Dr. Gertrude G. Drake in Latin, and Miss Lorraine M. Mair in Spanish. Miss Marjorie A. Gay, Mr. Michael Greenebaum, Mr. Paul W. Knupfer, and Miss Iudith S. Turner joined the social studies department in the -.11-1'-'- BOARD OF EDUCATION IEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. C. R. Kaufman, Mr. M. R. Long, Mrs. W. H. Doughty, Mr. R. W. Rogers CPresidentj, Mr. G. B. Bogart, Mr. A. Myers, Mr. I, F,