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W :ILME TTE LIFE . June 11 , 1926 HELP ON YEAR BOOK SUMMERY DRESSES Sl")I:MER\" DRESSES We are showing beautiful one and two piece white summery dresses and a large assortment of polka dot dresses with summer accessories of all kinds. UNIQUE STYLE SHOP 1 1 2. 6 Nev.· Trier students who rendered volunteer service in connection with the detail work in connection with the printing of the Anniversary Ye.ar Book included Jean McCallum, chairman; Elizabeth Sw.eet, Naomi McDowell, Ge·rtrude Wagner, Margaret Stults, E leanor Buck, Emma Rummier, Jane Young, Emilie Durham, Dan Snydacker, Elsie Rheinhardt, Albert Kremer, Marjorie Hill. Miss Alice Froeschle of Chicago, formerly of Wilmette, has returned from LaSalle seminary for her summer vacation. New Trier's First Orchestra B. COPLAN. Prop. Central Avenue Pb6ne Wil. 2403 Frederick E. Lewis Resident NORTH SHORE Funeral Director Ur. Frederick E. Lewis, assisted by Mrs. F. E. Lewis, bas bad twenty-one years of successful suvice in the proftssional field. The best testimony to their cart· ful , courteous, and conscientious work comes from those whom they havt strved during their residence on the North Shore. All calls will be personally attended to by Mr. Lewis, who is the only funeral director residing in New Trier Township. Vtry ut11t in Jlodttn Limowine Equipm1nt 1 uo Central Avenae · WILMETTE Home · phone, Wilmette 3 S 5:a Parlors phone, Wilmetlf 3552 Formed in the early part of 1902, the orchestra is the oldest organizati01~ at New Trier high school. This first orchestra was composed of 12 members, under the leadership of R. \V. Sharpe, a member of the faculty. The instruments used were two cornets, six violins, a piano, flute, bass viol, trombone and drums. Reading from left to right the mem- hers were Paul Fernald, Gage Hall, Charles Eastman, Hugh !\1elville, Howard M ussen, Mamie Sieber, Paul McQueenc, Edith Corette, ~1arj o rie Hankey, Irving Evans, Roger ~forri son and Allan Hyde. Compare this group with the present Kew Trier orchestra of 45 members, which includes C\'cry in st rument of a symphony orchestra. The school owns most nf the instruments, about 40 in all. chairman: Hugh Campbell, · tH: t ( 'unnin~ham, Virginia Dean. Frank Hall, Vera John so n, Albert Kn:mer. Helen Mydland, :Mary Martin, \\' <titer Schroeder, Ruth van Stccnhcrg. Gertrude \Vaguer. Sidney \Vch ~tcr. Anna Cox, · Eugenia Jones, ~1 yrt le · Carlson, Elaine ~fergenthaler, Lillian Erickson, Elizabeth Fclke, Catherine Geih. Freda Gin<lelc, ~1 arj(Jrie Hill. Ruth \Vilen, Miriam \Vhitchill, Lucilk Dean. Anna Kaplan, Helen Lanigan , Mazic Lesher, Olive Ludlum, Gordon Raffety , Ebie Rheinhardt, Clara Ro s~ berger. I · CALL TO ALUMNI Students at the high school who assisted in the circularization to rea ch t ht alumni for the anniver ary celebration included: Pre ston Peters, ·releplaone Wilmette 3341 .. DR. FRANK B. ERWIN ~peclnllldng -·. . ··-····--·---···---·-----·-·-1 In tlae trentmeat of ,-our be·t frleads the "Dog and Cnt" All enll~t reeehe m,- per·oaal nttentlon 1100 Ridge Ave. Wilmette, Ill. VETERINARIAN IIJDJ:Itl CIUISe .S.S.EmpressOfS.tlan<l .fromNewYork-Dee.1~ You'D talk about it the rest of your Ufe! . ··· lands as strange as the moon ··· eacred mountains, vokanoes, descrtl, tropical aardens, pyramids, racea, castes, idols, costumes; tem· pies, forts, magnificent ruins and scenes that vi1uali%e life of the dead past and viftd pretent. · All this and more awaitl you-en.. tcrtainments, receptions, .dances, banquets on ahip and shore-every detail under the eupervision of experienced cruise maoagen. You've nothing to do but enjoy yourself tor 132 day1. 28,.f00 miles, 7 seat, 5 conti~tJ, 20 countries. Fares surpri·lngly low. Further information from localatcamship ,agents, or Comes from Tuburculartested cows. Sanitary hood sealed oops . ~ 't Ask Our Drivers Or Phone Wilmette 3029Greenleaf 820. lh per ' The cream taken from this milk will whip ···rt See thi· Worlcl Before tlae Ne1tl NEW MARMON SALES AND SERVICE STATION ia Holy Laad NewYear'r Eve in Festive CWtau Cairo 6017 Broadway, Chicago Phone ~ong Beach 6428 R. s. Elwcrthy, SteamshiP General Agent, 71 E. Jackson Blvd., Telephone Wabash 1904, Chicago, lllinoi~S. Canadian Pacific Worla's Greatest Trave~ System Open Evenings and Sundays Marmon North Shore