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Saturday Sunday 5j and' Special ICE RA m FUIL QUART 9noac & WI L.MrETE CON FECTION ERY Jusi MWest 0/ Banik Appleton kostCrescent. I.o c hra n holds the present freshman record in the 100 yard. H1e placed second ini the 220-yard dash. With three other Lawrence fresh- mnsprinters, Cochran competed' ii the' freshman medley rela'y at the 1feloôit relays. held. two weeks - go. The, Lawrence team placed first and carried, the bronze trophy back :to the school. :FourtîeenMid- :M'st colleges participated in the mèet. Because of his':.num erous campus activities Cochran. was'chosen, by the editorial. staff of "The Ariel,". senior year book,,a the typical Lawren-ce frcshma;n. ý Next Mônday, he ,will1 arrive home for the surmm.,er vacation. Demonstrate Amfazing Work of Ford Brakes A. C,..I.Lynch, president of 'Ace Mo- tor Sales Imc., 435. Gre "n Bay road, Wilmette, distributors of- Ford molçr, cars, lias' received w'o. d 'of the, amazing resuits of tests recently made at Toledo, Ohio, ýof Ford bralçe efficiency.> The story is told by the Toledo News-Bee as follows: "OfficiaIs of the State (Ohio) Mo- tor Vehicle bureau and the Highway patrol were * amazed, but thev had to believe their eyes and what they read on the measurîng tape. "Recently conducted tests proved .will By Wôody Wilson The school board.of New Trier bias just appoùiited William "Bud" Happ as regular assistant to Swimining In- structor Edgar B. Jackson. Bud. has, been s erving in a part time capacity. He Bud Happ ,rscholas tid New Trier High school's *'Echoes" aniual publication of the senior class, made jts appearance on. the campus this week. The book was edited by Donald Hîolmnan Stillman, 707 Kent road, Keniworh, ' 'eber of the gradu- ating class.. Robert TH. Ca rp en t er member ýof the Enlshidepar t- ment, Was faculty sponsor, a position hie had, oc.cupied for many years. Special honor ini the bo'ok was paid t o Chester. L. Persing, instructor in :English 'an.d freshmnan-,advisor- chairman, vho. is resigning with the C. L.. Persing leiîuj of the presenit terril to Jhecomne principal of the Western Military. ~acaderny at ÀAkon :and Vo IMrs. 'Ed- ward T. Farwell, 780 Prospect avenue, Winiietka, who .retireil iin AîriI as a miember of the high school board of' e ducation. A number of the iusual featuires, have beeni included: pictturel' of cach memiber of the graduât ing class. group pictures of variotis teamis. extra- curricular organizati,,cms;, factidty .niem l- bers, and views of various parts of the school as well as promninent stui- dents and teachers. California state law is 188 feet. When the new Ford was subjected to suich a test it was brought to a smooth, fuli stop in 65 feet, slightly* more than one-third the maximum distance, permiitted. "At 30 miles an hour the maximum stopping distance is. fixed at 83 feet, three inches. The new Ford did it in 30 feet. At 40 miles an hour the law allows 148 feet. The new Ford did it ~American. Red Cross 111e savîng and Accompanying Mr. Happ wilt be watèr sports institute at Culver Mi-Haldane Wilson of WVilrnette. Bud xiii tary academ-y. The mneet xiii last 10. returni in time to help Mr. Jackson wuith davs, June 10 to Julie 19. the sunîrniier swýiminiiig lessons at New~ Three courses of this type are lield T'r i er. Margaret MeArthur Wil Observe Silver Wedding IPresent Pupils' Recital by Having Open House- Margaret McArthur wiil present The Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Wedell, the following pupils in a piano recital 17?1ý Wilmette av enuie, held open Tuesday evening, june 15,. in the Wiiinetka Woman's club at 7 :30 house Tuesday nighit of last week in Iroquois road, and are now occupying the new home they have purchasèd Mn~ and Mrs. Henry A. Marten, at 417 South Prospect str-eet, Elm- 536 Rostyn . road, Keiiilworth, with hurst. Garth Graham is gradùating their daughters, Madeline and Ann, from the Junior high -at the National returned home f rom Prairie du- Chien, Coilege of. Education this' Friday7 and Wis., Tuesday, with 'John, Marten, will enter York high school in ElMm who ýwas graduated from Campion hurs t in~ the fail. ýthat morning. HAVIE FOURTH CHILD, Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. Pavlik of 605 Exmoor road, Kenilworth, an-, nounce the iirth ýof their fourth child,- a girl. The baby was born. at St... Francis hospital ,Thursda'y, june 2.- Mrs. Pavlik wvas formerly ,'Manie Lips of Winnetka.