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as ttf 199 Roget ed to Kappa N. at the Univer- rfitre- the is en: we. 118 Hnwthorne, Phi- anpa Tan Evenity of With-. rrolled " a Ja " college. lt custom. and um nix very en- mix at the home ldwin, the frost r Ewell returned an a three Week. nude and Nest enabled her to be [ex-gay, when her last Thursday. autos-£1340] Peter. with her my! Jun 9nd Tuesdly to join ark, Fla. Miss motor her sister, {any to Flori- ion there for a mos Marvin Ew., ttt) ot'Eliubeth; ttite birth of _ Bmstt,itrotit of Nov. 21. T ”an, WM ms $3.50 _ A. Butts.tr,r..ten emu-Md rim ai .63e 2.25 Peters ,ttrs. rly‘. _ _ _ T 380 bod 219: Illk ' Av. 29: 21c Patrieia rReynolds' Will Httewood Plain among m We boon 'lnminhul c. .om Twentystour varsity and " re- rve team were "ardeit this k to memberstdf the Cake: Hil- ry situdetttt Flying ”3912991an teh completed its seuon on anksgiving with six _ and [ o losses. _ . ’Among those ‘who received wards' this year my: Channel: owes, Highland Park.. Bower, tt m. pound and, will be I senior next mu 'This Wu hirflrst your on re unity. _ rd Mrs. George Roberta Jones, 272 ine Are. She attenuded Bradford Piot college, for two years, and w is a member of We1leshrths sen- r e'asts. ,' Miss Murray {rule lighter of Mr. and Mrs. Howell . Murray, 81 North Linden Ave. graduate of the Highland Park igh school. she is a freshman " relieeley this year. M Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. New- an of 122 North Sheridan road, as been pledged by the Mortar card woman’s club. It the Univer- ty " Chicago. Miss Newman is a aduate of ‘Highland Park high héol, clash of Juni/UNO.. f Active" campus affairs she is n member the Student Settlement Board/the tudent Publicity Board, nnd Y.W. ‘Mrs. L. I. Epkez of Port Sheri- (ii. will‘ be hams; to her bridge lu'afat dessert bridge Friday., Two girls from Highland Perk ave recently been chosen members t the Wellesley College Choir for he .cominz rear." Miss Annette lanes in mseleeted {or ther'third me, while Ming Betty Myerso «is 'r aw; member. - 11ng John is the daughter of Mr. We Gonna of mm! Art a with.“ of Now Trim “PL Ind formerly attend: tonal Park when. Fore-t mewood Pl.citr among those.yho re ham 'nppointed as staff mm- 's of the Purple Parrot, monthly gazing of campus life " North. Itern univenity. / Kiss Will. daughter of Reverend I Mrs. Bani. I. Will. In “ancient theCOllm of Liberal Arts. She Alpine Chi Chapter of Gunm- Phi ta international sorority ttf the liege of William and Mary, an- nces the initiation of Mine Mar.. uret Louise McSweeney on Novem- er IT. Miss MoSweeney. a sopho- lore at the college, is the daugh- er of Mr. and, Mrs. G. W. 'McSwee- tw, 1113 Lincoln avenue. . . In a field by Int week when the arena student: of Stephen: liege turned out for the ennnel ' elections, of .the the, newly when from Illinois, one s from Hizhltnd Perk. Chester's is eaident of the “Auden: Class" is HiaeJolnne Sim-in, daughter‘ I Mr and Mm. {Augustus J. Sig- :st, 1138 Lincoln avenue. Miss Nancy Newman. daughter Jim Buck has been eleetdd'eap- in of Carleton College football on for 1941: Black; I Junior, in son of Mr. and In. R. tk Black I Bloom street. and”. Nam-bet M, "" emu-y ‘Pc ll'i use. Mirtlti"Tt1tie'r' ‘0" 1015 tt n [il Mr. W. A; Mum, chairman of the Troop Committee, introduced his associates ind outlined the improved program 3nd Neilitietrof the troop. 8eootm.nater Dr.. Baker. M. Bun- ilton welcomed the following new Scouts to the Troop: Marco Bane, Bob Klemp. Bobirit,hek Kuhn, Harold Allin, Andy Indra“, Rog; Scout Executive Clifton G. Speer and Troop Contmitteeintm Dr. Louis W. Sherwin gave brief talias. Mr. Andrew: ,diseussed "in, plain language the problem of crime pnr- tieiisation by the 'teen age boy, and stated that no record has been dis. closedof' a Boy: Soon-t of reasonable an]: my htm'ittr-heett-attnttetteed- t-remtl-' instittrties-.He _ . the Scouts to taketheir pieces in building a stronger democracy and better citizenship by continuing to adhere closely to the Scout oath ind lain. _ Chief of Police 122111. Andrew: was guest Speaker at 1tx2ttp_Jllr1'1t Tam Fii%ThTii Tirairie evening at an open Jtomseaerior.t Jn the Scout; rooms of the Highlhnd Park Pres- byteziln eharch, . - -"- Min Jensen, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. L. D. Janeen, 746 Bromide road, is a sophomore enrolled in the College of Liberal Arts and A melt her of Delta Gamma, social ioror- ty. She was graduated from High- land Park High school and 1130 at- tended the University of Wilconé Bttt. V . Chief Andrews Speaks 7 To Troop 324 Tuesday Mia: Mina, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Millerof 1640 Jud- son Ave., is a freshman enrolled in the School of Speech. Miss Pens, the daggers»! Mr. ”and "ariii.lriiiiu BrFiiia"e, 2212 S. Sheridan road, is a freshman en- rolled in the Coilitreot Liberal Arts and a pledge of. Alpha Chi Amen. social sorority. She ha: attended both-ale-tee, our Highland, Park High" schools; In high school she was active in sports and dramatics. and Leone Jen-en, of Highland Park, use among the ltudcnu " Northwestern univereity new on district npmenhtivu of the “Wildcat Couneil," whose purpose in to provide information about the university-to .prii’spegtive students. The council also serves " an orien- tation agency for new students be.. fore tpey arrive " the university. tradii; 2aGu. THE h" . . , I Highland Park Department Store ll , " CENTRAL AVE. PHONE R. P. 1088 b" I F, . . as F, = . -. t ». 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