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Our clothes and hats have never lost their original freshness. Now you can buy and enjoy them at these drastic reductions. 33/% Discount50 952. Sparia Court Wilmet*. 461 Câss. uivS fut* UC.usd, cleaned and.-gla 9ather: d:rt that lister and "upâ E'urs andý fuir garments zed et least once a ,year. is flot visible; and dir.t airs their lUfe. Olson andl Pat Hutchimson have been nominated for vice-president. No mat- ter what the outcome of the election the secretary's naine wilI be Betty, foi the tbree candidates for this office are Bletty Clements, Betty.Faxon and Betty Burlingham., In the running for the office -of treasurer are Virginia Coul- ter, Martba O'Connor, lPeggy Ketchamn and' Florence 'Hagenab., An assembly for ail New Trier girls is being held this Thursday ýto introaduce the can-, didates. Receive Entries for Williams' Contepst Entries for the annual 'Williams contest in creati-ve writing- wil b- e accepted Up to Monday, May 27, it was announced this week. Prizes .w'ill be given as usual.*for contributions in po!etry, the'short story, the fmiia essay and the draina. Students plan- nine to enter the contest- have been advised that ail papers shoul d be submitted to Miss Louise Hamilton or to H. C. Pifer. For many years Henry P. Williams of Glencoe presented to New Trier students prizes for excellence in the four forms of creative writing men- tioned above. These awards are con- tinued by his son, Lewis M. Williams, as a memorial to bis father. There is a first prize of ten dollars for the winning contribution in each of the four forms, A prize of five dollars is given for second place, anzd honorable mention is awarded- for third place. The awards are an- nounced at commencement. Mlan Scott Robinson Is Honored at Virginia U.ý Alan Scott Robinson, New Trier graduate,, is on the dean's list of dis- tinguished students at the Univer- sity of Virginia's College of Arts and Sciences, according to an announce- mntnt rèceived at New. Trier this week For president-Anne Wlnscott, John Sprenger and DeWltt Jones, ail of whomr wiii be seniors next year. For vice-president-Peggy Stein, Kay Neeves and Bill Splnney, al of whomi wjll te juniors next year, .For secretary - Kay Wenter, John Frankel, Bill McJunkin and B'irbara FinIey, ail of whiom wili be juniors, flext year. For treasurer-Beth B. yson and, Boh Johnson, both of whom will. be sepiorm niext Year. .These candidates were nomninated by petitionm Shortly after the assembly is held.to introduce thein to the stu-' dent body the. election Will. be held. The. student, council constitution stipu- lates that. the president and treasurer. of tbe organization, must be' seniors, while the 'vice-president and, treasurci- must be juniors. Present officers are Donald Ander- son, president; Claire Nix,, viceý-presi- dent, and Beth Bryson, secretary. SAt the convention of the jll inois State Association of High School Student Counis, heki recently at Kakakee. New Trier's delegate, Gerald Taber, was elected vice president of the asso- ciation. New Trier Grads on, U. of I. Honor Roli1 Ten New Trier graduates now at- ttnding the University of Illinois. arc among the students Who will be hoi:- üred at t 'he university's. eleventh. an- liual Honors Day convocation Friçjay niorning 'of this week at 10 o'clock. On this ociasion the University will give public recognition to those stu- dents whose scholarship record ranks them within the first 1 per cent ôf their class. The New Trier graduates comning within this classification are Jos,ýph Irving .*Adiér, Margaret MacNair Kahler,' William Bertan Katz, Charles 1-retz McCann, Frederic McGeorge Robinson, Clarke LeRoy Shabinoe, Joel Melvin Silverman,. Betty Flor- ence Turck, Milton Parker, Vore aid sqale itchison, prsid*nt of es a rm,, uu iunstucted as mtcuso, pesicntofto nake he area available for flood- ýd Jefferson coilege ftt ing in the winter tume for ice skat-ing I., spoke to New Trier purposes. In addition to the cenent r boys at an assembly courts,- the -high school has, four rnoon.Clay courts. i shul e For Fur-s 1 duls .their junior tait Fi