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CLOSING EXERCISES Cars driven by Sam Casselli of Highwood and John Mohgai of Ishâ€" peming, Mich., collided at Vine avyâ€" enue and Green Bay road, Highland Park, Saturday afternoon. Casselli, who had been driving south on Green Bay road, started to turn left when he was struck by the ::'.Leomlng from the opposite direcâ€" tion. _ Both_drt cut, , were "rmoved to %&M\ htc’unled. o rnreninrepinsmtnrentstromiasreccwnâ€" *.: DIF, BHEnJAMIN 3. Bal Dean of Boysâ€"Deerfieldâ€"Shields High School Girls : Glee Club & ?l Serenade ................._._.._........._ Rchubert (b) May Day Carol.Old English Folk Song (e¢) The Fairy Pipers ......_.__._.._.. Brewer Directors : (.g‘ Virginia Larson (b) Mary Lu Santorn (c) Gladys Brown. Chorusâ€"Recessional ....:........._......._... ~DeKoven Directed by Leslie Scheskie _____ Lincoln School Graduates _ ___â€" Lincoln school graduates are: Richâ€" _ _ (Continued on page 37) _ _ Orebestra. (Lincoin and - (u; Intermezzo ........... ib) Sailor‘s Song ... Chorus (Eighth Grade) Directed. by Carolou Coale h{‘l Glee â€"Club a) Slumber Song ... Schumann Wflm Barlyâ€"(c s Presentation of Diplomas ... Mr. .J.. B. Garnett Member. Board of Educationâ€"Dist. No. 108 Presentation of Class of 1981 to Hign Schoolâ€" onmmmnncese.~......â€" Clark G. Wright, Supt Acceptunce ~of Class ~of 1981 Major Schroeder, noted aviator and superintendent of the Sky Harbor airport was the speaker at the regâ€" ular luncheon session of the Highland Park Rotary club Monday noon, at the Moraine hotel. _ _Major Schroeder, who at one time held the â€"altitude record, which he made at great risk, referred to his experiences in his talk, which was heard with great interest and appreâ€" ciation by the members present. In making this record the major reached a height of 45,000 feet. There he lost consciousness, and his plane fell 36,000 feet before he regained his senses. His eyeballs were frozen and he had great difficulty in handlâ€" ing the controls. Finally he managed to level the plane off at 1,500 feet and made a safe landing. 4 The graduation exercises for Linâ€" coln and Ridge schools will be held on Friday evening June 12 at 8 o‘clock. The following program will e pivent â€"â€"= . : _â€" & Noted Aviator Expert Speaks at H. P. Rotary Meeting Here Monday VoLUME Graduation of Eighth Grades in Lincoln, Ravinia and West Ridge; Graduates Major Schroeder was introduced by Mr., Henry Winter. Highwood Man Hurt in Automobile Crash Processional (Lincoln and Ridge) Highland Park hospital.| of 64 to 87 The Higbland Park Press raise Saint Saens Schumann ... Repper )) Howard Bizet Grieg In last week‘s issue of the Press it was stated that the H. P. cricket team was defeated by Chicago with a score of 64 to 37, which was incorrect. The Chicago team was defeated by the Highland Park team with a score Guest Day Program ~<Is Given May 27th On the Beautiful Blue Danube Straussâ€"Chassins Two Pianos Mrs. Raiph Bardâ€"Mrs. Carleton Vail â€" IRONRHEHECE .~.â€"2.4.1+<c3icc00 ioi oue re e snn cvommenyince c taiccns RNERIREY Mon Coeur Chante ... Chaminade Take Joy Home ..............__........... Bassett Mrs. W. D. Young, president of the club, presided. The program was given by members and Miss Fein, a guest. 3 Mary Kimball Van Steenderen, soprano 5 Jessie Wood Sincere at the: piano Concerto E minor Allegro Moderato ....Nardini Arrangement on Old Spanish Theme ........ Nin PKTMHEWDG * .201 sooMii cns raiiicde t rovmentntiece tecnagetocnd‘s PERHEF TS ~Andantine . _ 000. . ccc ~Miartiniâ€"Kreister ~â€"â€"A â€"guestâ€"day â€"programâ€"wasâ€"given by Highland Park Music club, May 27, at the home of~ Mrs. â€" Marshall Sampsell in Lake place. The Blessed Damozel ............................ Debussy The Chorus of the Highland Park Music Club â€"â€"â€"â€" Melen Abbott Byfield, Soloist â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" Jessie Wood Sincere . > Directors 4 Jessie Wood Sincere at the piano Chamber of Commerce Dinner Tuesday, June 9; ~â€"_â€" City Officials Guests The regular. monthly dinner and business session of the Highland Park Chamber of Commerce will be held Tuesday evening, June 9, at the Green Tea Pot. Mayor E. B. Metzel and Commissipners Gourley, Zimmer, Taylor, and Greenslade have been inâ€" vited to be the guests of the Chamâ€" ber for that evening and will speak on city affairs. A large attendance of members is expected. . It has been called to the attention of the local Legion post that another organization is conducting a ticket sale similar to the one which we are giving on July 4. s * This organization, The Veterans of Foreign Wars is not located in Highâ€" land Park and we are not connected with them in any way. The lIfeal post has their own Emâ€" ployment board and the local veterâ€" ans out of work will be benefited only by our organization. > The American Legion post in Highâ€" land Park does not go into other communities soliciting funds and we feel that the citizens of Highland Park are doing their share by supâ€" porting their local organization and not one located in Waukegan. The American Legion, Dumaresqâ€"Spencer Post No. 145. Avoid Patronizing Outside Organizations Louise Silberâ€"violinist Miss Fein at the piano HicHLAND Parxk, Iuunoms, THursoay, Jun® 4 19831 PROGRAM Correction Dedicate Flagstaff _ At Ravinia Saturday; Presented by D. A. R. â€"Inâ€"theâ€"presenceâ€"ofâ€"aâ€"largeâ€"crowd of interested people the Memorial Day dedicatory exercises of the D. A. R. Flagstaff took place as planned last Saturday morning at the Ravinia Station park despite the drizzling rain. From out of the distance came the military strains of the new Fife and Drum corps of the Dumaresq Spencer post of the American Legion, Then finally coming to a stand in front of the platform at the base of the flagstaff they stood at attention during the exercises. The fag was then raised by James Garnett, president of the C. A. R. soâ€" ciety, assisted by five other members, John Seyfarth, Parliament Peabody, Lucienne Reichardt, who held the flag during the ceremonies. Invocation was given by the Rev. Christopher Keller and short speechâ€"= es were made by Mrs. W. C. Egan, the pastâ€"regent who presented aâ€"flagâ€" staff to the city thirtyâ€"five years ago; Mrs. E. R. Phelps who originated the idea for the Ravinia flagstaff; and Mrs. J. F. Leaming who carried out the idea and formally presented the keys of the flag to Mr. Milton Hardâ€" acre, president of the East Park board. Mrs. R. L. Sandwick led the Salute to the Flag after which the regent, Mrs. Kellogg Speed, introduced Mayor E. B. Metzel who made a fitting and beautiful response for the town, emâ€" phasizing the thought of Honorable Peace. After the singing of America, led by Mr. Orrin Keller, accompanied on the cornet by George Hinn of the Boy Scouts, the services were brought to a close with the retirement of the Fife and Drum corps. Ts ols Following the dedication the first regular meeting of the Children of the American Revolution was held at the home of James Garnettâ€" on Lindenâ€"avenue. â€"â€"Nineteen children were present for an indoor picnic lunch and a short business meeting which was followed by games and much fun and laughter. The rain beâ€" ing then over they all separated for home and play. > F Tom Thumb Golf The Tom Thumb golf course in Deerfleld is open for play and many Highland Parkers will want to avail themselves of this pastime. Some new greens have been put in, and several minor changes for ‘the betterment of the course have been made. A reduction in playing charge has been made this year. The course epeps at 11 a.m. daily and closes, well, when everyvoné"goes home. **:=>~~.= Course Open Again RECREATION NOTES Officers Now in Sunset Park and ~â€"~Alt Activities Going Fine:~â€"~~ . Features in Each The administrative office of the recreation division of â€" East Park board is now centered in the shelter house near the wading pool at Sunâ€" set park. The â€"telephone number is 2830, and the director of recreation is available to help groups or individuals with their recreation plans. The playâ€" ground and athletic field at Sunset park have been placed in good: conâ€" dition for the summer. Like preparaâ€" tions have been made in placing Linâ€" coln, Ravinia, Central park, and Port Clintonâ€"play â€"areas in shape for the summer‘s activities. ~ At a recent dinner given by Superintendent of Barkx:;l_Edm:d_M‘lainz,flto»mâ€"sm- mer playground staff at â€"Sunset Golf club house much interest and enthusâ€" jasm was shown regarding the sumâ€" mer plans. * $ Baseball : â€" More interest than ever is shown this spring in baseball. The Highâ€" land Park Crescents play Sundays at Sunset park and regular twilight lfie 531 mes â€" in diamond F! are schedu or Monday, Â¥, â€" nesday, and Thursday evenings each week. * In the Twilight league,. sponsored by the Park board, eight teams have beenâ€"registered and the first game played at Lincoln field Monday eveâ€" ning of this week between the Highâ€" land â€"Park News Flaghes and the Bowman Dairy company‘s team, reâ€" sulting in a victory for the Flashes. The team representing Quality Meats of Highwood played the ABC Oil Burner team Tuesday evening. Large crowds of baseball fans are turning out for these games. In addition to Food and clothes for the needy, and work for the unemployed have been provided by your contribuâ€" tions through our ‘Social Service office. s © h Have you stopped to realize what this office has done for you? It has given you prompt and satâ€" isfactory labor of all kinds, with no delay, no commission to pay. We need your financial assistance to maintain thisâ€"your officeâ€"your employment agency. We repeat the appeal made through the paâ€" pers of May 21. * Will you not be as generous as you can to perpetuate this valuâ€" ablée service to: our community. Send money or cheques to the Social Service Committee of Highâ€" hM P"kc By w s * YOUR DOLLAR DOES IT (Continued on page 338) HELP! NUMBER 14 ur rty ser inck nd ur 8 X , on the mm ‘or as . @ hon reen ome he n hom > AV iC as n