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For the second straight. year, New Trier High school's track team, won. the champion ship of the subturban league at the league outdoor .nieet at. F-vainston. New-Trier had pr-eviousl3, copped thé season's indoor titie.' Victory, however,ý did not cone un- tii thefinal event, the 880-yard medley relay, for up to this point,' the grey and green defenders had been trailitig their 'potent ,rivaIs, Oak Park, by seerFpoints-. Final scores were :-New Trier,' 46V Oak Park, 4472. Highland: Park, 1<>; Proviso, 12;'Mortoîi, 9;, Evanston., 8;- \\'aukegan, 7. Evanston Won the freshman-sopho mnore meet, with 37 points. Other schooi-s scoring as follows: O'ak Park, 32; ýNew Trier 302;* Mortoi , 14, Highland Park, 82;,Waukegaîi, 7;, Proviso, 3. For Firat Places FrNew Trier~, first places wvere tak,ntibv Monroe (100-yard *dasli),. McFadzean (220-yard dash), Jen- 1i~ (880-yard run), Cariey (hI' I * Othier New Trier meni who placed inclti(ed: Barnard, third ni the 12(): yard high hurdies; Brown, second in tie mile: Gaties, fourth in the saine event ; Bushnell, .fourth in the quar- te tnile: Murrav, third in the hiaif mie; Fy fc, third ni the pole vault; _Moulding, tied for fourth in,. the saie event; Sublett, fourth in, the discus; \IcFadzýuaii, second, and Snorf, third, ini the biroad jumnp; Sublett, foutrth Ii ,the shot put;- Fyfe, second in the1 * igh junmp,f GOLF Br Woody Wilson e Trier Hlighi school athletic teiscontinued to monopo1ize thet Iinelighit oer last weekend.t l'lie varsity, golf squal annexed the. co.ted Suhurban1,leag;ue -med pa touramnent at Suniset Vallev course,h Saturdav. bettering Highlanrd Park,' rutiliërm.-stp, by' ten strokes. lo\ scores of 76 and 80 by Captain Joe Franco and jac~k Brigh auj gave c vu teiseives. LJuplicating lus ac- complishment of *last yea.r, Dave, Eàrly fought his way to the singles championship. Art NiCelsen ,and 'Dan 1Kreer.1 copped the doubles. in. neat fashion. Early and, Nielseni are co- captains of the varsity ,squad, which is coached by, Grover H. Flaningham. The Suburban league teain diadem hagd already been Won by ýthe INew Trier inetinen, .sine the.y ýhad Con-. quered.ail their opponents b y white- wash mnargins, except:for Oak Park, ,.hom they beat 3 to 2. Fred Henschel wvas manager of the 1,937 champs. Sports ClbHonors 3 'at. Friday Party -y Woo dy Wil.çoe A playground .balI game Opened the New%ý Trier Sports club Party last Friday evening.' When darkness sent the boys inside, ohie group play- ed basketbal in the stage gym; se-v- eral volleyball gaines were played by the other group in the north gym. Everyone had a good Ilworkout"' before adiourning to the iocker room for showers. The group th.en gath- ered. again in the Tri-Shîp club room, where refreshinents, consisting of ice creain, cookie*s, and root beer were served. DeForrest Showley, Sports club facu.lty sponsor;' spoke a few wvords of appreciation for the fine work and attitude of some of the meml.ers, He pointed out that ail arrangements for the party were made .by Bill Barnuiin and Bill Dodds, Paul Eiden assistîng. Award embiems were then awarded to three boys. Paul Kaspar received the 600 point silk-embroidered der sign. Given to Paul Elden was the feit 1,200 point prize, whule John- Dun.~ hiili earned for himself the honor of admittance to the 2,400 point circle. 'Winiiers of this total are given a chenille emblem. Dunhill was the third person to zain 1the 1ast hrino-w liolia quonr uts r arents and i eacfl- ers, will speak, in, the .sOCiety's, au- ditorium Saturday evening in a:pro- grami honoring the founders of'the movemient. Mrsi Arthur Williams Of Normal, Ill., president of the Illinois Congress, is' chairman of- this pro- gram. ' Mrs. William ..S.. Hefferan. 6631 S., Harvard avenue., Chicago, who. with Mrs. Langworthy,ý was one o hefounders of the -Parent-Teacher orgzanizatiion in Illinois,ý will describe the, mùvement's -pioneer daYS., In the afternooni, the' Illinois Con- gress is;pre sentting Miss Bessie L. Pierce, of. the, University of Chicago author of "As Others See Chicago' and "A History of Chicago," A PEACOeJ~ SJ14~w~T1oN. Like.éverything else m ust be kept clean to give long lite. for Best Rug ad Caret Clean a ..M estjiaon Bros. 511 ýGreen Bay Rd Wilmnette 5050 For Your gýraduation gt Rne. lkins .. .Grn1Sca'e day froi a comnbined business and Lloyd Jager Rouffo C Majo>r-.....Beethovuil pleasure .trip. They. motored to Iiigarlin Dance Reiuh<>old Louisville for the Ken1tuckyr derby, Barbar'a Bauier Threfioie.. Gîan-enioefandthewent as far east as Syvra- MoI--18Dan-e ife Eneimanucuse, returnîing home by way of RusihDance ....Eglrai Clevelanïd and Toledo.. They wvere, Kari Lo ancequi eri gone .more than two weeks. ANNIVERSAIII IN CHICAIGO 1857.1957