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

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Aboie: Mrs. Clader expertly faces an age-old problem: freshmen vs. Greek mythology. Below: Although working hard in study hall, this student doesn ' t have a ghost of a chance to get ahead. (Padgitt, Doughty) 1 4mm am im mt is !9 IB liglEk STUDENT LIFE 21

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-:- W invsj.vt-- MY:- -■ . (Padgitt. Doughty) M I i Transparent squares striped with Venetian blinds reveal books, begonias, wall clocks. A single aristocratic cooling cube for use during those hot summer months. A character or two appear where no one is allowed to sit: studying, gossipping, sitting and staring blindly out of the window. Two emaciated evergreens cower in opposite cor- ners. Two antique drainage covers sink deeper into the earth. While paper airplanes dispatched through open windows from bored hands come to rest one by one on the battered green grass. Although momentarily stumped, Mr. Dickman launches into a classic ex- planation with characteristic zeal. (Photos by Rosenberg)

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In step with the times, students learn not only by traditional classroom methods, but have diverse opportunities to express themselves. (Doughty, Woods)