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WILMETTE LIFE ] une 11, 1926 physical limitati<?ns ~ progr~m of corrective gymnastics 1s prov1ded under the personal supervision of a competent instructor. At the beginning of each year a physical examination is given to each student by a physician and the findings reported confidentially to the parent of each ~tudent. GYM WORK IMPORTANT New Trier High School Physical Education and Health Work Wina National Award One of the reasons why New Trier High school stood so high that it tied another school for the National Health award this year is its excellent physical training department, under the direction of Vv. L. Childs and Miss Marion F. Goodman. This departm ent carries on a program of physical education and health \York which reaches every student in the school. The aims of the work of the department mav brieA\· be outlined as follows: . . The constant physical fitness of every student, the development of a constitution sufficit:ntly Yigorous to l'nahle the student to successfullv carrv out his life work, and the dcvciopme1;t of sufficient strength, courage, physical ability. will power and resourcefulness to successfullv meet manv of the emergencies o.f life. The development of desires and habits that will tend to keep a lifetime interest and practic~ in wholesome sports and exercises, thus promoting health, pleasure and social life and providing a worth while "·ay of using leisure time. The development of character through tmining in athletic sports. The devclopmcn t of men tal alertness. the ability to think quickly and to make and act upon decisions instantly. The courses in Physical Training arc conducted in the Gvmnasium, the Natatorium. and on the athletic field. This \\·ork is required of ~very student two periods ach week. In addition to a program of regular e·xercises and sports, instruction is regularly given in matters of hygiene and health. For students who have special I Music Club Draws Many Students of High School The Music club of New Trier High school, which has been holding social meetings regularly at the homes of various members during the year, has just ended its sixth successful year. The club is composed of musicians who liavc tried out and been voted into the organization by a committee of jmlgcs. These talented ones arc activl' members, while the re st of the cluh arc associate mcmhcrs. The associate members arc those who love music hut arc not particularly talenfcd. The\· have the privilege of attending ever\' third meeting. The purpose of the club is to hring about a closer acquaintance among the music lovers of New Trier. When Wee Folk go uabroad" - in the park or upon their own wide lawns-they wear Organdie Sunbonnets arid Frocks to Match FROCKS in which they feel very much dressed up and matching bonnets that shade their little noses from sun will be found in that most delightful corner at Lord' s- the Baby Corner. FROCKS all daintily handmade SUNBONNETS of . organdie are really dressy little affairs and are found in all the frock colors ; maize, pink, blue, orchid, white. $2.25. Dotted Swiss sunbonnets, $1.25. "Echoes," Year Book, Is Fine Anniversary Issue The Echoes, New Trier high school's annual, was distributed to the students on Friday, ] une 4. All of the copies, some of which were bound in paper and others in leather, were sold. The Echoes is a publication gotten out each year by the students, and is con~rolled by the senior class. It contains records, pictures, and accounts of various clubs, societies and activities, and the classes. The view section in this year's annual is particularly attractive, as is the section devoted to New Trier's twenty-fifth anniversary. embroidered rosebuds; in styles with sleeves, with cap sleeves and with no sleeves at all. Sizes 1, 2 and 3. Organdie dresses, $6.95. Voile and batiste, $2.50 to $4.50. with net frills, hand SOX to match frocks and bonnets : silk, 60c to $1.35; rayon and mercerized lisle, 4Sc and 60c. GJoster ((CAMPus, c5hoes Wash Hats $1.35 to $1.75 Pique hats that turn up or down as you will-or have bobbed-head backs, $1.75; others $1.25. White pique beach hats with retnovable cr9wns, $1.75. Distinctive Foster Productions Expressing rrThe Vogue of Youth" Shown in "THE CAMPUS ROOM" on the Second Floor at I r 5 NORTH WABASH AVENUE-and in EVANSTON For Wee Folks' out-of-doors naps .. ' ·Net Canopy, $1·25 An elastic that may be washed-even boiledgoes all around the edge, so that the canopy will fit .s nugly over crib, bassinette, or carriage. Good quality, white only, and packed in a glacine envelope. A new ttCAMPUS" Strap Pump for the street-produced in Tan Alligator Calf. '18. 7oster 81 Company A Greater Store for Greater Evanston n5 North Wabash Avenue and Evanston