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The New Trier boys' quart et-Ed Snyder, Bill McFadzean, Bertil Hill- ner and Bill Cassel-was the only one of the twenty-two representing high schools in widely separated sec- ions of the country to win a No. 1 ratîng.. The various ýquartets .were adjudged on a five-rating basis. In1 the mixed -octet coimpetition Nýew Trier tied with a. group from- Adrian. Micb., for first place. Mem- bers of the New Trier 'grou p were jeanette Farwell1, Do.rothy Edwards, Betty Rosen, Eleanôr Burpee, Bill MacMorran, Charles Broad, Bill jenkins and H-ugh McCalmon. The girls' trio représenting New --Trier-BettyBr ghm iginia. Buchanan 'and, PeggyP re-hl winning9 a No. 1 rating did not sing as well as on previous occasions, ac- cording to Mrs. Marian Cotton,, heaci of thé. New Trier'niusic départmient. It was only because competition was Iess keen ini this section that the girls said. here were 35 girls' trios en tered. ST. FRANCISI P. T. A.I Fathers' Night in March proved ainiost interesting one to the pupils -ind parents of St. Francis Xavier school. Class rooms were open. and parents en joyed and. were proud of the miany splendid pàpers displayed showing the grad uaI unfolding frohl the early grades to the really ex- cellent work i the higher grades, and proving to parents that school days are tiot Play days, 'but days of real. * work, entitling pupils to a real vaca- tion at t he losing of the school year. The, business meeting of the associ- ation. atwhich. the president, Mrs. Robert Markhiam , Presided, was brief and Robert Little was introduced as the cliairman for the program. Several songs presented by joseph K<utteni.,accompanied by Mrs. O'Con-] 7 ~l'5~ e ~ j IF With ail the progress scienQe Ib las, made-no one has ever been able to invent a false eye that can see. Na- ture hasgiven ail of us two real eyes, but if anything happerzs to them - tween :fiist and ixiferior qualities la often not apparent- and yet the in- ferior lind may be definitely harniful, to your eyes. Select your glanses with, caxe. Remember that the horior and 1axice her rum mosue wJiingio asi these offices. The J. H. Solomons, 1025 'Ashland avenue, are moving Monday to 117 Euclid avenue, Glencoe.. 'i n ~* MORhT14 WAB. .SRHý AVENUE JLV J l -P -m - a L V -&ai&-&,m -J 78 EAST JACKSON. BLVD. 164 18 SOUTH LA, SALLE STREET 5 ORRINGTON AVE., EVANSTON