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Proud parents saw their sons and daughters .get- recogniition ,for being on the honor roll for the semiester at asophomore assembly in the audi- torium, Friday, February 17. Tho se receiving ý a straight "-A"' avrageý-that is .4.0--were: Paul Dempsev, the class president, David Gooder,, Margaret jean Crée, Pauline ' Newton, Annamarie Booz and. Vir- ginia,,Taylor. Acieve High Average * The others, receiving an average between, 3.35 and 4.00, .were: WValter OIson, Edward Rosenheim, J ames Christerson, Edward Mee, Fred Ho- mann, John Ad ams, Bob Coffin, Rob- ert Garrettson, Alaul Hcnreksou, Tomi Hildebrand, Walker Jensen, David Knight, John Neville, jean Rydstrom, James Appleyard, WValter Cherry, *-George F4iestedt, Hary -Wlhit:-nrs, William Casseli, George Frazer, Har- *ry GoIttiet. G ordon Matthews, Dick McLaren, Charles Broad, Bob Bishop, Bill Zim- merman, Alne Gerts, Elinor Clark, Marilyn Kehl, Jane Merton, Lois Wolfe, Cecelia McKinnon, Janet *Weber, Lillian . Whitmarsh, Mary Louise Allen, Priscilla Hawley, Betty Woodall, Jeanette Hoaglund, Virgiia. Brooks, _Jean Mclntosh, Eleanor ton, D. C.. is being hled this year, as usual. F. D. Frisbie, faculty. sponsor of thetrip, urges- thiose interested ta, see him as soon as possible, since reser- vations ,. mustý soon be made. New Trier students bave alWays responded well to this oppartunity of visiting,,the nation si capitol, it iW recalled., Aside froi. the: historical benefit which studentseach year have received f rom this trip, the natural good titnes resulting from - ,close.,companionship with fellow sttidents,' as .Well as ac- quaintances, which spring up make the trip something that is neyer f orgotten; a perpetual meinory, of high school days,. declare students, who have taken the tour. Sériblerus Club Hears Talk on O1ne-Act f'lays The Scriblerus club met in the Girls' Club rooni, Tuesday, February 14. Miss E lisabeth Stanwoôd of the highi school Englishg departmnent talked on the W*~riting of One-Act Plays," which proved very interesting and profitable. On Miss Stanwood's suggestion, vani- ous members are to choose a poein and f rom it try their luck at ,writing one- act plays.. This is a new project and it is hoped it wîil prove a success. The ,New Trier track inen were successfül in both divisions ag ainst iljniversity High of Chicago at the, former's field bouse Iast Friday. ln the senior division the score was 48 ta 20 and inthe junior, 313 to 182/3. In the senior group the only con-ý petition was given by Beal of Univer- sity High who won both the high hiurdles and the high jumnp. Price of New Trier won the mile with a beau- tiful spurt* past Lindenberg of Uni- versity High. The low hurdles werc won b'y Newton of New Trier with 1-andy of, University High, second. Beal was third in* this, event, bis -first defeat in the event this season. New Trier will bc host to bath Ev- ariston and Senn in a triangular imeet this Satiirday. -- Seniors 50-yard dash: won b)y Nartin (NT>, Brown (NT) -second, Newvton (NT) third. TIme. :5.6. 50-yard iow hurdies: won by Newton <NT), Handy (UJI) second, Beal (UH) third. TIme, :6.2. 50-yard high hurdies: won by, Beal <UH), Hall (NT) second, Lindenberg Ti :7.:.. ýon by Blades (NT), Smythe (UH) third. hi, W,1nstopc (NT). The New Trier heavyweight basket- bail teain won a hard-fought and ex- tremeIy close battie from Provisa, 31 to, 28, last'Friday at the Leslie- F.ý Gates gymnasium in Winnetka. Dick Preston led the 'New Trier attack with five baskets and ,four frc throws for a total -of fourteen points to celebrate his birthday. New Trier acquired an early lead in the. first quarter when Pres .ton sank thréebaskets.and Scott one to mâke 'the score, 9-5. In the second quarter Proviso climbed. up to New Trier wben Barsima and Pearson led a' four-basket attack, inaking the score at the haîf, 14-13, in far 01 New. Trier. >Start "Digappearing Act" Hallquist was taken out of the gaine in the third quarter for four personal fouis and Luensman was put in but soon followed hlm with fouir more fouis. Preston was taken out in the' fourth quiarter for this sanie reason. Eventually the whôle teain would have becn out, as the remain- ing players had three each. In the beginning of the fourth quarter the gaine began to get very hot and both teams were ringing the bail in the basket but when the bat-. tle fiuially ended, New Trier was on the long end of a 31-28 score. nnis, iwan Jorgensen. i-arriet n, Dorothy Holway, Lois Lam- Lucile Fredigke, Jane Oison, cet Schmitt, Alice Dernehi, Jean Lewis, Margaret Thal- Eleanor Williams and jean Per- Get Honor'able Mention Refreshuients were served and some -rl new trybuts read.-' There are still sev-Br eral vacancies ini the club membershiP 5 and any tryouts wilI be welcome, the Ke officers state. T1r HoId, FinalTryouts. for CN. lay: won by New Trier (Martin, m, Bliades and Sefller>. Tme5 i1.16. juniors yard dash - won by 'Manson (UH), i (UH>, second, Jones CNT), third. 1 :5.7 ' ýard low hurdies: won hy Manson ýHindley CNT), second, Toeppen _third. Timie, :6.8. -yard run: won by Barber (NT), (NT), second, Gooder CNT), third. 1:36.3. ot put: won Iby Christerson (NT), ýr CUH), second, Nanzig CNT), 1Distance. 41 feet 4 tInches. the diamondsalal over n, ILughing, to meit on are some more c the seniors who lee.assembly. "" 1 Were glad' we're alone, but we don't n, know why- lThe sun, and the snow, and the -wlnid, - and 1! New Trier (31) Sinding Barrett Scott Thack ery Hallquist, Luensma n. Prestin Ros.9man Proviso <28) B3arsimra Mizlen Watters, -Fink Pearson Johnson B. F. T. 215 408 1'0 2 5 4 14 0 00, 13 5 31. B. F. T. 40 0 022 33~ 30 11. 6 28 VI.