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Howard Again Candidate for Board President Election <lays have been coming thick and fast for Wilmette voters these days, hut the public may find consolation and relief in the fact that there is at least one in the cries which calls for neither argument nor flinging of the customary political buncomb. Reference is, of course, to the annual School district election on Saturday, April 12, when the electorate of the village will he asked to poll a complimentary ballot for a splendid ticket of candidates who are offering their services in the interest of the continued development of our public schools along the most approved lines. As previously set forth in Wilmette Life, the ticket in the school election was endorsed at a joint meetinJZ" of representatives of the Logan and Central Schools Parent-Teacher associations, Wilmette Post of the American Legion and the Wilmette Improvement association. Heading the ballot is the name of Arthur H. Howard. who is candidate for reelection to the oost of President of thr Hoard of Education. Mr. Howard has served two terms as president of the board, giving a thoroughly progressive .and economical administration. He has made a careful study of local school needs and cooperated closely with Superintendent Haroer and the teaching personnel of the schools in the matter of promoting the most acceptable methods of instruction. He has also supervised the er~>rtion of a modern school structure at 17th strr"t and Washinrrton avenue which will soon he read\' to receive manv children and thtis greatly rl'lievl' the preval,..nt con!!r~ tion in the ·chC'nls bron~ht on hv the ranid ,:rrowth of the villa!!e. · Rrcom!TJrnrled to rontinw· in the sen·ice of the sl'honls with :Hr. How.. ani are Emm:> ~r. Rorlrlif' l"'f 1627 F"·est a\'rnur. and R. Tencher of 507 ~'ashinL· t n ll a\·rnue. both of whom ha1·c IH·cn l' nthu i:~stil' in their work in contH·ction with \Vilmette school prohlcms. \Vatter ,T. Cox. 210 Broadway, is recomml'ndrd to st>n·e an unexpired term. He is introduced to the voters of the school district as a man vitally interested in educational matters and eminrntly qualified to have an High School Athletes Awarded 1924 Emblems In :M onday morning's Xew Trier High school assembly the basket ball and swimming emblems were awarded. Tho -c who received basket ball insignia \1 ere: Heavies: Whitsett (Capt.), Martin, Keir, Lau er, Arnold, Porter, P . Brown, Gathcrcoa l. Li~thts: Scheidenhelm (Capt.) Rand, Emrich, \V. Pallctti, Dowse, Thorsen, Rt·inhold. H. Stone. The swimmers were: Seniors : Wray (Capt.), Robert son, Kennedy,. Starrett, Welch, Goble, Shattuck, Jones, Davis. Fulton. Fix, Thompson, Taylor, Hudson, Wachs, H. Lange. Juniors: Pope Heinsheimer, Etzbach, Chambers, E. Lange, Main, Moeller, Schwartz, Hardwick, Hulbert , Dowse, Stoker. The tankers won the Suhurban league championship and annexed four shields and one state cup. 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