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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1922 HIGH HONORS AT NEW TRIER HIGH Letters and Emblems for Prowess in Athletics Given at Assembly GET BALL LETTERS Girls' Class Teams Honored Along with Boys At a double Assembly at New Trier High school last Friday Principal Eston V. Tubbs, following a brief in- troductory talk, turned the session over to Athletic Director Wilfred Childs, who awarded the school letters and emblems to students who dis- played prowess in athletics. Accordingly letters were awarded for baseball to the following students: Russell Smith, Arthur Siebold, Lionel Anderson, Roy Nelson, Byron Smith, Jack Robertson, Robert De Pau, Lawr- ence McDermott and Wesley Carey. A letter for Track was awarded to Frank Reynolds. Miss Goodman, Girls' Athletic Direc- tor, awarded class baseball emblems to the following: Seniors: Quse Hildur, captain; Jane Waltz, Mary Wills, Mabel For- berg, Jean McLain, Elizabeth Thorsen, Helen Johnson, Dorothy Camp, and Beatrice Bartholf. Juniors: Amy Hagen, captain; Mabel Carlson, Frances Ellison, Ruth Hancock, Pauline White, Mary Lloyd, Virginia Delay, Betty Schwartz, and Willa Hamm. Sophomores: Edna Martin, captain; Edwina Vosburg, Harriet Plowman, Violet Andrews, Marcia Converse, Ruth Eisendrath, Marjorie Lipps, Katherine Koerper, and Florence Scribner. Freshmen: Susan Burlingham, cap- tain; Kate Herschberg, Margaret! Newman, Mary Buell, Fern Lathrop, Eileen Evetts, Charlotte Waltz, Sallie | Windes, and Jean Markley. The following girls were awarded New Trier Girls' Athletic association emblems: Margaret Delay, Janet Olm- sted, Bernice Scully, Bernice Schur, Elizabeth Thorsen, Annie Conner, Virginia Delay, Ruth Hancock, Mary Lloyd, Violet Andrews, Dorothy Camp- bell, Elizabeth Waidner, Mabel For- berg, and Frances Ellison. The final Assembly of the year was held Tuesday morning of this week when L. A. Hutchins awarded the de- bating emblems to the teams consis- ting of Wilbur Bruns, Dwight Chap- man, Flovd White, Robert Koretz, and Walter Hughes. Music for the Assembly was furn- ished by the school orchestra and the Boys' and Girls' Glee clubs. NEW TRIER ECHOES TO BE EXCELLENT EDITION New Trier Echoes, an annual mag- azine issued by the senior class of New Trier Township High school, which is soon to be off the press, promises to be bigger and better this year than ever before, according to word from Echoes editorial offices. In former years very few students have assisted in producing the year book, but this year every senior stu- dent, known to have talent along certain lines, was called upon to aid in the production. Under the manage- ment of a large staff, the magazine has developed rapidly and will be in the hands of eager readers within a few days. New Trier Echoes contains a re- view of all the activities of the class of 1922, in athletics, dramatics and scholastic work. A picture of each member and a class prophecy dealing with the future status of each senior has been written. In addition to these features there is humor with the es sential local application, many snap- shots of school and campus life, and cartoons of original design. Opens Local Show Rooms For Royal Heating Plants R. C. Meleney, expert on heating systems, has established show rooms at 20 Prouty Annex to display Royal boilers, furnaces and tank heaters for the Hart and Crouse company, manu- facturers of that make of heating ap: paratus. Direct and special service for the North Shore is the object of the dis- play location in Winnetka, according to Mr. Meleney. Peach Stones Good Fuel. Peach stones, it has been discovered fn California, burn as well as coal, and give out more heat in proportion to weight. The stones taken out of the fruit (hat is tinned or dried are col- lected and sold for this purpose. No element of uncertainty confronts the purchaser of a Cadillac. 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