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Avidable fer Home Construmction te> »epomlbl peole Who own close lots la o loeatlbiko 5%/ Ifim dr.,s t Y.0 Toms N. AppraslCharge Ëo rIntotmtlon Write A.MW E! *11 ' him out of, ing the past absence frorni ibecause of kl. fAr :.ter iiiness, made hnu niiie r ii- scholastic coftlpetition. ScboôI records showý, hôwever, that in spiteý of these handicaps, he has been èonsistently on the list of tbose stude ntsý whose scholastic averages are between "A" and "B." ANIMAL HOSPITAL Where Your pets Have 24-Hou,' Attendants floardlng - Pluciklng - ýClppIng. lu ibbmrd Woods, at M SULiaâen Ave. Wiam .3737-UM5 i t' i . Exclusive 4' ~ in Evanstoz I n a survey re .e supervision of A. L. (,rinneili u'vv of the commerce department faculty, is intended to 'give students,. mos of. whom have already indicated a pref- ference in life work, a, better insight inito thtlii e through conversation and contact With those who have bec-n .successful in eac p'articulaàr field. A survey recently conducted among 1,093 boys Showed: that the largest group, 311, plan t o engage in some form of engineering. The next largest group-,'135 in ail, seek to be lawyers. Plana For .Others 0f the, others,, 81 plan, a business carcer. 75> wouild like to be aviators, 62aire tbin king of ent eriig the medical profession. In -order, the rest follow as: science, 38; journalism,. 35;. chemistry, 31; .advertising, 28; agricuture, 27; banking, 26; forëstrý*, 23; transportation, 23: salesmen, 21; architecture, 21 ; art, 20; music, 20; radio, 16; secretary, 16; broker, 15; teaching, 13; electrician, il; Navy, 8; accounting, 8; drama, '8; insurance, 7; engravinig, 6; commerce, 4; manu-- facturing, 4. The job of secretary appealeci most strongly to the 706 girls, with 71, pl anning to enibark on that kind of a career. Music and art were in "a close race for second andc third places, with ont bcing given 65 and the other 64. Fifty-five want to be nurses, and 53 interior decorators. In order, the others were': teaching, 49; dress designing, 47; social work, 32; journalism, 32; stenography, 29; miedicine, 22; writing, 20; dancing, 18; draina, 16; physical education, 15; advertising, 13; commercial art, 13; office work, 12,; singing, 11; business, il ; bookkeeping, Il; beauty culture, 9; law, 9; dancing.teacher, 9; science, 7;, home economnics, 6; archaecology, 6. Ieased by high scfl autnorrties.> Every class, except the freshmen, the survey shows, established new records for high iscbolarship; during tbe past year. At the same' time,- the failures, which, in. the school year 1932-'33 stood at 9 per cent, of -ail the grades given, had dropped. to 3 per cent. Educators,' it -was explainied, somne- times speak of a "grade C.urve," andý assert that, the amouint. of failure grades given sbould' rougbly equal the amùount of "ýA's." Almost, One-Fifth That New Trier authorities 'do not agree that it is n'ecessary to* balanice every honor student with a. failing one is demonstrated in the fact that, owbere normally. about 7 per cent of the. grades given would. be "A's," aill the New Trier classes are far above that, ranging from the 8 per -cent ofý "A's" received by the freshman boys all the way up to the 18' per cent of "A's," or nearly one-fifth of ail their grades, which went to the senior girls. In, a similar way,, there were many more grades of "B" than would- nor- mnally have been expected. Ordin- arily, it might be expected that 24 per cent of ail grades. given would be "B." At New Trier it worked out that 37 per cent of the grades given to girls and 30 per cent of the grades giveni to boys were "B." Below Curve Ratos Whlere the "C," or average grades' run truc to form, the "D" grades, which indicate poor work, and the F'or failure grades, were below the "curve" ratios. While grading " on the curve". "F," like "A" sbould ýbe given'in 7 per cent of the cases.: In only one case, that of the Junior boys, was the "F" proportion up to this, while in the fireshman anid senior girl groups, it dropped t .o only one per cent. Reasons for the impr ovement in scholastic standing were given, by 808 DAVIS STREET Fowftaini Square scnool, waited on .the tables. Miss Lulu Wright, member of English department faculty at echool, is- sponsocr of the club. co-Tri-Sbip club the exhibition of intro the mural sports when the winter final teare run off on Friday of next weel 1teThe club is cooperatîng with' th the intra-mural division of the athleti department in presenting.the event. 'I',