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es WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1922 9 e-------- -- -- JACKSON HAS KNACK OF MAKING TANKERS Coach at New Trier High School Achieves Enviable Record in 4 Years' Service BEST ALL-ROUND TEAMS Capture Cook County Cham- pionship 4 Years Straight When the swimming team at New Trier High school lost to Evanston's natators in Patten gym Monday of this week. thereby relinquishing the championship honors of the Suburban league, a notable record of achieve- ment came to a rather unfortunate close. With two of its foremost stars unable to compete in the decisive swim New Trier was virtually "out of the running" before the natators "hit the tank", Naturally this week's event sug- gests a bit of retrospection and ob- servation upon the past "Golden Era" superinduced by Coach Jackson. Starting with the New Trier squad in 1918 Coach Jackson proceeded to lead the boys to the I. A. C. Cook County championship in that year, as well as in 1919, 1920 and 1921. Far Outclass Opponents During the present season New: Trier "swam" 23 meets, securing a - total of 853 points to its opponents 422. During the past four years the school has won every league meet ex- cept the two captured by Evanston this season. New Trier was crippled in both of these meets. New Trier swimmers average young- er in age than most of their com- petitors in the Suburban league. The majority of the squads have been juniors in age. Promote Intra-Mural Contests Although New Trier manages to have a good team each year the begin- ners and mediocre swimmers of the school are not neglected. During the entire school year an organized swim- ming improvement scheme has been worked out for all the boy and girl swimmers and the annual Intra-Mural Gold Medal swimming tournament for boys who are not on the swimming squads. Ten teams of eleven swim- mers on a team held a series of 28 meets. The girls of the school have a similar tournament. This work, as well ag the coaching of three separate representative teams, must be con- ducted after school. New Trier, in- stead of giving the entire time, after school, to a group of eight or ten men, is promoting inter-school com- petition for three teams and teaching and promoting swimming for the en- tire student body. Prune Shrubs Now Ri LL ei. Proper pruning rejuvenates, improper pruning destroys. Have your pruning done now, before the growing season begins. All work is given careful, skilful and prompt attention. Fullness of foliage and profusion of blossom depends upon this important work and the time it is done. Morth Shore Landscape Hlrchitects Service Department EVANSTON, ILL. Phone Ev. 260 Following the Culver meet this year the head of the department of physi- cal education at the military school remarked that New Trier in every event, gave Culver the best race of any team they had met. Incidentally, Culver's swimmers average from two to three years older than New Trier's natators. In addition to his work in swim- ming instruction Coach Jackson also teaches gymnastics and calisthenics. Swell Scholarship Fund by Girls' Club Program An entertainment for the benefit of the Scholarship Fund of the Girls' club of New Trier Township High school is to be given under direction of the club Thursday, March 30, at 3.20 o'clock, in the school auditorium. Mrs. Jessie Royce Landis, leader in dramatics, appears on the program through the courtesy of the North Shore Players, with readings which will include cutting from "Smilin' Through," and several humorous se- lections. Mr. Landis is now doing Radio read- ing and is to be heard on the regular- ly scheduled Friday evening Radio programs. GARDENS AID DISABLED Sick and wounded soldiers of the world war are receiving more than $1,000 a month from the famous Busch gardens in Pasadena. More than 40, 000 adults have visited the gardens since last August, when Mrs. Lily Busch began giving the revenue to the American Legion for the relief of destitute service men. The Smartest and Best Dressed Women In Chicago have thelr Sport and Week End Skirts MADE AT ~ THE WILSON SKIRT SHOP "Made with your own material" Suite 1418 Stevens Building Randolph 3219 17 N. State CHICAGO 16 N. Wabash New Trier Negative Debate Squad Defeats Proviso High New Trier High schools Debating squad representing the negative side. of the question "Resolved that the policy of the closed shop in industry is justi- tifiable," decisively defeated Proviso High school's orators last Saturday evening. Wilbur Bruns and Robert Korets were the New Trier debaters. The New Trier affirmative team lost to Proviso last Friday. Dwight Chap- man and Walter Hughes gave the Proviso debaters a great fight and the decision was close. This Friday even- ing New Trier debaters meet Morton High school representatives. 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Phones Harrison 3559-3566) Introducing New Trier's Own Candidate for Republican nomination for State Representative in the General Assembly ; | Roy Malcolm McKerchar | Is a Successful Lawyer, Northwestern University Graduate, Tireless Worker, Fearless Fighter NOTE:--Captain McKerchar is the only ex-service man running for this office from the 7th Senatorial District. GENERAL BODY REBUILDING REPAIRING and PAINTING BEST of WORKMANSHIP SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED Chicago Coach & Carriage Company Phone Calumet 0424 1223 S. Michigan Ave. 8 Chicago ADVERTISE IN YOUR LOCAL PAPER Horsur 615 Davis St., Evanston MATINEES 2 and 4 Evening 7 and 9 Next Week Monday, Tuesday, March 27, 28 KATHERINE MacDONALD in "The Woman's Side' Wed. and Thurs. March 29, 30 MARY MILES MINTER "Tillie" Fri. and Sat. Mar. 31 and Apr. 1 CONWAY TEARLE ""Shadows of the Sea" "WITH STANLEY IN AFRICA" Chapter No. 3. Afternoon Only, WESTERN UNDERTKAING (CO. 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He ought to make "Good eyes and a strong chin' LAUBENHEIMER Republican Deputy Sheriff since 1918--very much on the job. Fourteen years in the Sheriff's office, he has earned the full title of SHERIFF Park Nominate him--Primary if you help. Election, April 11, 1922