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boami Although the boys attending New ul Trier outnumber the girls, 1,170 to R« 1,044, there were or gir l honor stu- S dents. On the honor roli, which i T composed of 4tudents who receive averages abovle "B,» were 188 girls and 161 boys. ;One hundred and two Bi girls and 107 boys received- honorable w mention for averages of "B." tir lai H.ouors F4dmIy vmu E Honoes- are fairly e ven s0 far as, d individual scholastic accomplishmnents Po are concerned& Sixteen gils and nine- EI teen boys had point averages of 4.00 Ce for 'the first semester. -Thismns Gi that they had aeagsofý "A" for ah 81 subjects. A number of other students .8 were close to this mark with 3.75 ]Bc averages. Those wi 400 or straigbt "'A" av , erages were: le Girls - Dorothy Holway, Helen Ri Kiest, Marguerite Peterson, Virginia W Taylor and Janet Weber, seniors;w Betty June Browning, Josephine Earlywine, Jean Lavery, Jessie Anni ý Nelson and Yrances Rapp, juniors; mi Mary Jane Woods, sophomore, and Sb nD Alice Jean Heinsen, Jane Penberthy, St Rosamund Purdy, 1%ances Storner ne and MarizaretTt '~le. f,.ime.AI [argaret Johboten, Marjorle1 [elen. Pearson, LIllian- Quirnbach, P.gman ,Caroline Sehaefgn16] 3chwetser, Auric& Simnon, BMx rIdeman, lRelen Van. Riper. BOPHROMOBE ùiîLs (Kofor ]ROB) Mary lane Woods, Ruth rob 3etty Fuermiann,. Nanc!Y Plekard, Pvetzel, H1elen Prescott Georg1a. nghaua, Gloria del Carlo, Doriothy anld, jealiette Robertsont, phylng 1 ffs, Virginla Yerkos, Dorothyý Car Barbara Clark,'Connie Clough,, C Une *Kldd, Muriel L.emme Carol 1 aIaley Rockwefl, Dorothy 'Dit Fae Krause, Ednýa Baugbman, L 3usscher, Marion, Cox, Mary, .Cse Cagote Empfiel'd, Dorothy Fargo,1 illlett ' Alice Henderson. Marlon 9 nn .Lewis, Ruth R;luel4 - Kat eeck, Rene Smlth, Catherine i ;ylvla Stevens, Madeleine ZoUl, 00oz, Zo de la Chapelle. 9HEAN GIRLS> TIi. Rev.R. B. Baldvige, assir- ont muister of the Wilmette Parish Mét hodliit chnurch, itssPonsor . f Theta -Upuilon Rho, young >co Pie> grou> of the -chrch, -vlsh lait uwek ann<,nnced that a second cha>p ter* ha, been chartered a1 the Park MetIsodùist picopaE churclsÙ9 BRdonnpfon, lu.' Theexupansion unas brought about mainly throngk thei efforts of lthe Reiv. Mr. Raid ridge and of the Rev. M. S. lier- vyof the Bloomington chu rc k, fortnerlv of the. WiImette paris. Theta arian oi us a non-sec- yôung 1people. il and round rnussion oroup.1 Mauliop -dam -UUIy F.uUflflig MuSeth, ,John thleman 'iÏ , Wllcox, Peter E~laac~Howard, BohoRlland Peter âerbad, oreGreaa HôtZep W"ia Jasper, Warren Xnauer, Charla uheuDea" Lewis Pmii malielie ktson 1B0b matthowsu Illion Mnche ' mSal RidaJohn Seio, relaia8t1krDicIC Sout Roy Ber, illWrfed D)lckWah bure. raineWider. obrt Wlia. Jim. Wolft~ (K ïonorabeie ation John Adamson, George , ay Peter Burnett .Jamées Cléeots, Da%l (bp- port, EdWi#rd Greelaagb., Char e« Grog.- or>!, Molvin IEawley, ,FRedenuobel. James Ilurd, Evans Jasper, Arthur Jones, Howard Keefo, Thomas "eth. Jack Kendrlek, Seeloy LodwIl[. , Bb Lonorgan, Kerman Manek, Robert Parker, Ralph RenwIck, El oisall Erite Samuelson, Lawrence ciuber, -Chales effln, Je. e Ste0ens, Mark Bwngle, Walter To~bin, làee 'IrMiIh. Victor Wagner. HAVE DAUGHTEIt Mr. and Mrs. Wallace B. Miller of Chicago announce the birth of a daughter, Joan Louise, oni Friday, February 15, at the Evanston hos-' pital. The baby, who wemghed 9 pounds, is a granddaugliter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace I- Miller, 610 For- est avenue. juniors; GeorgeCliabatigli, Sars Jayne, James Lamb and- Ben Mac- Kinnon, sophomores, and Clifford Goodman, William Hayt, Larry Hol. Iaud and F~redericlc Sargent, fresh- ment. Hem.'.CompleItui List The complete, ist of the honor roll and honorable* mention students for the first ueuutstet' follows: ,,spring-amah joug tournameuit. gagement oft tueur daugitter, Mildred ta Prominent discussion group leaders Helen, to Fred Wickersham of GIn- "_ are obtained for the Sunday evening cot. The betrothal was made known or pog0 s on Valentine's day. or, The group is priinarily for Young Y.ý people of coilege age. The uuember- Miss -joan Guthridge, .917 Green- it ship is fret and unlunited, and north od avenue, who attends Deison te. shore Young people have been invited Wo*odty s o r iol to participate in the ather ome ronia seio n les h. tty activities. - Meeting are held Sunday ail.hilhoe atscool.aier othe re ilseeufg t530ocok maintil with her for a week at col- In, , . OT lege and then brought her hom e. nun