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vacation begins at the high schooi. Students making the trip will bc back in timne for the opening of ýschool after the vacation on.Monday morning, April 17. Up to. Monday of this 'week fifteen students had inade reservations for thé] tour.,,T.hey are: Ruth KerÉner, Caro- line, Clark, :Dorothy,.Holmes, :Brennaà Hawiey, Alice Freeman,, Janet Chat- ten, Howard ]Fogg,, Robert Kiel, Paul C1ayton, Betty Taylor, Mary, Stewart, Priscilla Hawley,, Gertrude Berming- liani, Betty Turck and Rudolph Hôrky. Facuty Sponsors This group, will be accompanied 1)3 two mem bers of the NewTrier, facult, F.D. Frsbe of the social science de- partment andMiss May Fogg of the girls' physical education department. The ary «Ill leave the Union sta- tion ini Chicago Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock on thte Liberty lim~ited of the Pennsylvania railroad and will arrive at the sanie station on the re- turn trip the following Friday iorn- ing at 9 o'clock. Visit Battlefield In addition to the manv points of interest in the national capital, thL g-roup will visit Gettysburg battlefield, the United States Naval academiy at Annapolis,. Md., and inany. places ini Virginia' which have played an ]i- portant part in the nationi's history. *The New Trier eduéational, tours are conclucted once every two years. Shawnee Swim Stars to Meet Cizicagoans Shawnee Country club's first com-. petitive swimming team willi make its initial aquatic bow to nô'rthi shore swirn fans in ,a dual meet wtihthe University of Chicago Friday, April:7, at the Shawniee pool. * George Eckert, Shawniee coach and famious as a producer of chamn- uintrulc s crthered tgoetheér and1 N I was resting . ~ yvou didn*t disturb m-e! WHN you have'an extension telephone at polo gaine between the two teamns. A chtib dance will, be held in honor of the visitors I'mmediately following the mneet.