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June 3, 1927 WILMETTE LIFE 35 before out for the inter-class and Northwestern Closes Iever inter-fraternity teams. This is a big Successful Year in field and we intend to stress this demore than ever in the fuAthletic Competition partment ture." The year 1926-27 will long be reSport activities at Northwestern drew to a close this week as all team~ membered at the university for it completed thei.r spring schedules and marked the return of Northwestern prepared to pack away equipment un- to the upper division in Big Ten athtil next year. The past year has been letics. The great football team turned one of the most successful athletic out bv Coach Thistlethwaitc did much years in the history of the unh·ersity. to re-vive the spirit of Purple fans. The Purple crashed through to its Hope for a successful season next fall fir:;t football championship and placed is high, with Coach Hanley at the The :1ew Purple mentor has \\"Cil Up in a number of other sports helm. including swimming, t.r ack and tennis. won the contidence of his men and Director "Tug" Wilson announced associates. that he was pleased with the results . t\orthwcstcrn's fine showing in the of his second year at Northwestern · Big Ten track meet at Madison last hut hoped to see the Purple colors week shows · that this sport is also be~d\·anced still higher in the years to ginning to climb steadily upward. Purcome. pie athletes won three first places and piled up more point. than eYer before. Grid leam Star Performer '·\Yc had a success ful year but there "Tiny" Lewis tossed thr lG pound i:-. 5t ill a lot of room for improycment," shot 47 feet 3 ·inches for a conference he sai d. "Our football team, of course, record. Thi s is the fir st conference " ·as the high spot but a number of our rcc onl held lJy a Xorthwestern athother teams made fine showings also. Jete in many y~ars .. Bill Droegemueller Tht· track team enjoyed a fine season leaped 13 feet. 3 inches in the pole :tnd will improve next year. The vault which is also · a conference re:-w iunning team pushed the leaders at cord but ma ,. not stand since it was all timt·s and will he c\·en better next held indoor; because of the bad :-. t·ar. \\·cather. "( >ne of the greatest accomp1ish! ll t· nh ni the year wa s the c:,tahlish-1 Robert Yat c:- . formerly oi Kcnila m on :'·or ~h. s pcr.lt the Decoration day per. 1cnt of ot~r intramural progr. <~ -.: , ·und basts. \Ve had more men than 10d tn Kenth\·orth. 1 Bill ·Gets in Early on the June Drive at Rosenberg's! ·, the Jltl\(;:On~e \~ "" J. I CJU Rt ~o~;b£ IS h 1 '\II a ~wtai:.e;\,(e thdt ld ~t:.l r. nave n' t i~ No won.d(C.t'Wt-Lh. dr - - - - -· __ _p,-.!.>- !Y\ 'Hey, Skinny, atnble over: There's a new kid just blew in to the neighborhood and he sports the keenest clothes. I . , ' , "His sweaters are hot! 1-Iis knickers sizzle! His neck-sashes speak for themselves. He's a knockout! ·'The She bas 1n the block. take to him like a duck to water. 'He said his clothes come from 'Rosies', the big store on Davis street. They· ve got the 'berries' of a boys' department and they are throwing a big June · 1ve \Vi th bargains of all kinds in boys' glad rags. Tell your mother, and ask her if you can go down there with me now to get a June Drive button, free fornothin'. Makeitsnappy." · I ~~~J·~ahyS 1 Only H EH E can be no compromise on baby's milk. the be~t is good enough for that precious child of yours. Milk ust be Fresh t; Pure! " Start using Bowman's Mi1k today . Telephone our nearest distributing station or order from one of our courteous salesmen. Put yuur tru--t in Hl)\\·man Dairy Company !\lilk. 1h crl'a my ridltH.' i~ supplies the vitam ins so necessarv tn sturdy vignt'nus growth. It gh'e~ strength and firm ness to teeth and bones. It . huilcl~ 11p resistance to disease. , .. ' Sailor Trousers $ 1 · 85 Sweaters $2.95 Pajamas$ 1 ·45 Shirts$ 1.29 Blouses 85c \\'ilmette D AI 55 FOR· · ._,u.~., M I R.vl.cloii. " ·-v/· ROSENBERGS Davis Street- Downtown Evanston 51 YEARS THE STANDARD OF QUALITY ._