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

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W .3 Miss 1-'. A. , IKRICDIN MR. R. WEHR l . Junior Boys Adv. Junior Girls Adv, Uhnm, fllllllll. DR. R. PI. GADSKIC llvun of Students The Malhemalzbs of Growth: MR, IU- A- MRS. V. K, JOIBST XVEI NGARTN ER SOIIIIOIIIOTI' Boys Adv, Chinn. Adv. Chinn. Sophoinorf- Girls MISS li. G. llAMII.'l'0N ht-nlor I-urls Adv Ulnnn. Asst. Dt-nn of Girls MR. L. I'. IRWIN MISS Ii. M. YEACH rvslnnan Boys Adv. l rt-slnnan Girls Adv. Ulnnn. Chinn. Qcontinued from Page 133 The curriculum in 1901 included ling- lish, French, German, Latin, Greek, mathe- matics, history, science, and freehand draw- ing. Greek dropped out years ago, and Spanish and Russian were added in turn. From time to time, new departments of in- struction have been established and in every department new courses have been added and others dropped in the effort to keep curricular offerings up to date. Now, I6 departments of instruction give 270 courses in -I-7 subjects. The comprehensive high school of today is expected to accommodate practically all of the youth of the community and to pro- vide suitable programs of study for a wide range of abilities, interests, and motivations. At New Trier this has meant the elabora- tion of courses, the thoroughgoing practice of ability or subject-level grouping, and care- M'R. R. Sv MR. II. G. SXVAIX MR. R. A. HARPER MR. D. XV. MR. V. XV. ULADER l'l ll RhUN UIII'Y'Il'IlIIIlIl Head of Math Dept. SHIVARIVR III-ad of St-ienre Ilead of Iiniglisli l'oordiimI0l' for Head of Son-inl D4-pt. Dept. Math. Dept. Studios Dept. !'Zf MR. H. F. M4-K1-IE MISS Ii. H. MR. I-'. I-I. MISS W. N. MISS PI. R. MR. V. 0. GRA'I'I'IR Hund of Indust' l'iNGIil'lIIARD'l' I'IUI4l4ANlJ GAHAGAN IAIIIIIEY Athlmil. Direcmr Arts Dept. Head of I-Ionic H1-nd of Art Dept. lit-ad of Speer-li and Head Librarian Et-on. Dt-pt. Drama Dept. I4