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November 22, 1929 WILMETTE LIFE 9 Kenilworth Men Attend 275 N. T. GIRLS PLAY Dinner for Church Head KcnihYorth guests at · the dinner IN SOCCER TOURNAMENT given for Bishop Charles P. Anderson. Inter-Class Competition Opens as Miss Mabel Payton's Group Wins Advisor Tilt 1 P. T. A's Buy Equipment for Junior Police Patrols · ~------------------------I Artistic , , '~'wo ~IUndred and se\·enty-five New .1 ner Htgh school girls have been play~ng soccer this fall. These girls ha.ve JUst completed an ad\'isor room tournament and are now engaged in an interclass tournament. Miss Mable Payton' s adrisor room won the former tournament. .:\lcmbers of the winning team and the position tl~ey played are: Katherine Ellis, right wmg; Josephine P.ri~more, right inner; J osephmc Brusch1111, center forward; ~Iary N iestadt, right halfback; Janet J}rown, center ' halfback; Eugenic ', amps~:m, left halfback; ~I arion Jcan ~ax, nght fullback; Virginia ~t . Clair, left fullback, and Rosemary \\ alkey g?al keeper. Substitut~ players were; k~tth Harrison, Rhea Koll, 1rene :\lacKinnon, Jean \Vhitakl'r and Loretta \Vhite. Soccer Tourney Opens The inter-class soccer toumamcnt larted Monday of this week. Each cla ss has a first and s ~.:cond team that will play the first and second teams respectively of every other class. The c hampioi1sh~p ,,·ill go to the class who <;c teams make the best ·ho\\'ing. In games played early this week the se ni J r first team tied the sophol11ore fir st team · l to 1, and the junior fir st team beat the freshman first team 2 t'o 0. Phyllis Brown and Virginia \\'crclen made th~ goals for the juniors, Linda .:\Iarchini ~or the sop.homores. and ] a net Orwig tor the semors. Hockey is another sport which ha s been occupying the attention oi a large number of New Trier girls this season . . \bout 215 girls ha,·e been out for hockey, and an ad,·isor room tournament similar to that in soccer has been run off. The combined advisor rooms of ~!iss Frances Breedin and ~1 iss Lillian Fogg tied the advisor rooms oi }f iss E,·a Thorne and 11 rs. Jane Lighter for the r ham pion ship. Hockey Tourney Starts The inter-class hockey tournament is now under way, \\'ith first and second teams representing each class. Here is a summary of games played up to Tuesday of this week. Seni9r first team beat sophomore first team 1 to 0 on a goal shot by Gloria Harrington, senior captain and president of the Girls' Athletic association. Junior first team trounced freshman first team 5 to 1. Goals by Ruth Offner (2), Florence Nelson (2), and Virginia Rietheimer for the juniors and Virginia Smith for the freshmen. Senior first team beat freshman first team 4 to 3 in the rain. Goals for seniors by Eileen Logan, Jean Thackery, and Gloria Harrington (2), for freshmen by Jane \Vaidner (2) and Virginia Smith. Sophomore second team defeat~d senior second team 7 to 0. Goals by Katherine French (3), Betty Brown (3), and Mary Lauer. Sophomore second team \\'On fro!n junior second team 1 to 0, Margaret Leach scoring the goal. Miss May Fogg is supen·isor of girls' athletics at New Trier. Miss Iris Boulton has charge of hockey and ·Miss Elizabeth Baker of soccer. Awarding of emblems for the fall season will take place Tuesday, November 26, when the girl athletes will hold a party in the New Trier mess hall. Stunts by various groups will be another feature of the party. Through the efforts of the two Wit- · mette parent-teacher associations, new new presiding bishop of the Episcopa- equipment is to be purchased for the lian churches of the United States, junior police in the Wilmette Public held this week in the Hotel LaSal!e, schools. The new equipment is to conunder auspices of the Church club of sist of belts, badges, hats and rainChicago, were the Rt ..,.' Leland Hobart coats. The coats will be of the same Danforth, Hall VI/. Alger, John D. type as those worn by the county highAllen, Burt A. Crow, Charles F. Fuller, way police. The junior police assist Roy H. ] a rrett, Stanley K. Knight, younger children across street interLouis D. jones, Charles H. NelsO!l, sections before and after school, help Armand A. Pc.H ke, Albert E. Riddle. to keep order in the halls, and mak·~ George C. ~<icl~;,trds, Ceorge E. Ship- ~ themselves us~f~l in other ways around !nan. and Ktrk I aYior. _ _ _ _ _the school _bt11l~ngs. ______ I DECORATIMG ,·uur home has Its own atmosphere. WJth the aid of our Interior decorators you can express til!~ individuality In the decorations. 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