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

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Rem' :bn and Re erendum 'l'lll'l S'l'UDl'IN'l' BODY l'Rl'ISSl'1D FOR MORE INFLITENCE IN COCNCII, AND GOT I'I'. Two of the primary ohjeetives of council this year were to inerease its methods of citizenship training and to adapt its activi- ties to New 'l'rier's inereased enrollment. llnder the leadership of this year's presi- dent, eouneil earried out the first major re- vision of its written philosophy in eleven years. The revision was made so that all students eould have a elearer understanding of eouneil's goals. Council also passed a hill which granted the students the right of referendum on all its legislation. The viee president was in eharge of all eouneil talks and eouneil eleetions. The see- retary took charge of eouneil's eorrespond- enee and kept minutes which were posted on hnlletin hoards throughout the school. ln addition to budgeting the activities tiek- et fund, the treasurer estahlished a new sys- tem of giving bi-weekly reports to keep the representatives informed concerning his de- partment. The study hall department was strength- ened by a Change from electing supervisors to appointing them. Also improved by a new system of selection and hy frequent staff meetings was the library supervisory staff. The heads of luneh hall earried out the task of reorganizing their Committee in aeeordance with the change from three luneh periods a day to four. A study of the problems in the two stu- dent parking lots was made by the safety department, and resulted in a Change in the method of eheeking parking permits. ln ac- eordanee with a hill passed by council, Card FIR ST SEMESTER RE PR E SEN'l'A'l'I V E S TOP ROVV: Srott, Rogers, Branden- burg, McPhee, Atkins, Naftzger, Mc- Donough, Vail, Bingham. THIRD ROVV: Percy, Lucey, Morava, Lewis, Bradley, Frank, Glaser, Vanllorne, Benet, Cummings, Proval, llutehinson. SECOND ROVV: VVhittemore, Reise, Toms, VVaterman, Giallomlwardo, Kin- naird, Rosser, Begley, Price, Guelieh, S. Perey. BOTTOIN1 ROXV: Lang- ford, Carlson, Revelle, Murray, Robin, Mr. U. Jensen CSponsorl, Miss li. Kelso lsponsorj, True, Gilhert, lihr- hart, l.ueas. sl DNPIY MARLANII llonoi' SHARON liliAlK So: ml KAIUCN Hl'4iHl'IY St-rvin-e GORDON MUINDNALIJ lh-en-al ion SECOND SlCMl'lS'l'lCH REPRES EN'l'A'l'l Y ICS TOP ROVVZ Provol, lNl1'l'liee, llugliey, Vail, McDonough, Bingham. l+'Ol'R'l'll ROXV: Cummings, A. Ovson, Stuela- ner, Fleming, D. Ovson, Al1elson,ilra- ham, Collield, Yanllorne, Branden- hurg, Passis, Rogers. THIRD ROVV: Priee, lleidhrink, Kinnaird, Bernstein, Baxter, Oliver, llieks, llueliseli, lfeld- man, Allini, Sliauley, Mel.ueas, llut- ehinson. SECOND ROXV: B. Ovson, Giallomhardo, Sheehan, Cohen, Otley, VVheeler, Ehrhart, lleitman, VVhite, YVhiteside, Ferris, Rosser, Uuelieh, ls- grig. BOTTOM RONV: lfonle, Re- velle, Murray, Mee, Loose, Pollack, Self, Gilhert, Kent, llutehinson, Beek- er, VVhittemore, Burehmore.