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_ Social chairinan â€" Alden Harris William Jones, and George Nustra Pregident â€" Marjorie Kurtzon, Marjorie Haworth, and Mary Jane Greenslade. « Corrésponding secretaryâ€"Patricia Hanley, L&Verne Meinhard, Julia Schmidt, and Lois Thorson. . â€" Sceretaryâ€"James Flanagan, Wilâ€" liam Russell, and Richard Thorech. Treasurer â€" Douglas Brown and George Shelton. * Secretaryâ€"Mary Binder, Peggy Johes, and Jennie Christensen, Treasurer â€"â€" Josephine Lloyd, Christy Knaak, and Betty Einbeckâ€" Social chairmanâ€"Dorothy . Lytle, Mary Heed, and Dorothy Einbecker. Swift Premium Hams *"**>* is. 26¢ Record secretaryâ€"Hilda Bein,| Secretary â€" Treasurer â€" Nancy Dorothy %fimham, ]yhmmt Juhâ€"| Santi, Richard Stem, and Unn‘i Boye. rend, and Ruth Moroney. ; Penguin Club Treasurerâ€"Sharlee Mayer, Mary| _ Presidentâ€"Laura Walker. Menoni, Dorothy Moldaner, and Viceâ€"presidentâ€"Mary Binder and Alice Pfister. | Sheila Lawler. Viceâ€"presidentâ€"Rose Markowits, Mary Laing, and Barbara Timm. â€" Social chairmanâ€"Dorothy Check, Elizabeth Clarke, Beatrice Gaidzik, and Susan Karstetter. Boys Club â€" j â€"Prestientâ€"Adoiph â€" Norvik, Harâ€" old Pfister, and Louis Zanin. Viceâ€"president â€"â€" Norman Durâ€" ment, Marshall Johnson, and James * Viceâ€"presidentâ€"John Bollenbackâ€" e1, Ralph De Sha, and Robert Weinâ€" berg. 3 f ¢ Viceâ€"president â€" Phyllis Delhaye, Rosemary Russo, and Mary Vercoe. Native Sirloin Steak Sccretary â€"â€" Betiy Hobbs, Helen Pigchictti, and Donald Sheridan. Social chairmanâ€"George Aubrey, Josephine Lloyd, and. Benjamin Weisbach. Presidentâ€"Marcia DuBrucq, Marâ€" ilyn Gooder, Marion Musser, and Haxriette Weishach. Social chairman â€"â€"â€" R‘%t\):! Gordon, Hudson Holtjc, Laura ker, and Richard ZurWelle. Sophomore Class President â€"â€" Mary Binder, John Butler, and Jacob Crane. Brookfield or Sunlight Butter s. 3 3¢ . Social chairman â€" Arthur Hoffâ€" man, Hugh Suttle, and Virginia Swenson. Sceretaryâ€"treasurerâ€"Walter Gottâ€" schall, Minnic Loizzo, Louise Lyâ€" man, and Robert NWichols. Secretary â€" treasurer â€" Marilyn Gooder, Mary Menoni, and Dorothy Moldaner. Viceâ€"preident â€"â€"â€" Siegfried Hoerâ€" mann, Rose Markowitz, David Richâ€" Boneless Rolled Veal Roast s 22¢ For the purpose of electing the wfficers for the clubs and organizaâ€" tions for next year, an allâ€"school election . will â€"be held on Friday, fiuamwmm y Junior Class Presidentâ€"Alice Pfister, Arthur Pier, Lawrence Rafferty, and Mary The voting will be held in the foyer of the auditorium before school, during the lunch hours and afternoon study periods. The candidates ~for the various offices are as follows: President â€" Alan Bede, Richard Higgins, and Nancy Van Bergen. Viceâ€"president â€" Helen Doland Marguerite Jackson, and Tom Simpâ€" ALLâ€"SCHOOL ELECTION l revident Puionin Porned us TO BE HELD MillcPitatientâ€"Abden Hurris and FRIDAY; APRIL 30 > |"k#&s=)_,, _ . [ VEAL CHOPS pound 25¢ RIB ROAST 1stck6 5th Milk Fed Rib or.Loin Special For Thur., Fri. or Sat. 29¢ Girls Club KERBER‘S Kountry Rende RIB ROAST 5th and 6th LARD pound 23¢ 14¢ Program chairm@n â€" Judith Greenberg, Alice Pfister, and Janet Oppenheimer. |\ ~‘Shoreline representative â€" Alliâ€" son Phillips, Naney Van Bergen, and Elizabeth Clarke. § Camera Club Presidentâ€"June Souther, Andrew Jacobs, and Wells Abbott. Viceâ€"presidentâ€"Dean Tjaden and ’Dick Markel]. f TWO SCROLARSHIPS ARE GIVEN TO SENIOR GIRLS Sue Coale and Georgialow Fleager, bothâ€"of Miss Thompson‘s ion, have been awarded scholarâ€" for next year, according to uncement by Miss Griswold of Highland Park high sehool. > Becretary and treasurerâ€"Bernice Roberts abd Lois Thorson. Goorgialon has received a scholâ€" arship from Beloit college, Beloit, Wisconsin, which will cover half of her tuition. Sue received the Mills Trustee scholarship of $500 from Mills colâ€" lege, Oakland, California. > Social chairman â€" Ruby â€" We‘ker and Jeanne Jenkins. Viceâ€"presidentâ€"Antoinette â€" Panâ€" telis, Margaret McSweeney, and Mary Hart. _Pot Pourri Presidentâ€"Dorothy Burnham. Secretary â€" Julia Schmidt and Harrictte Wieisbach. 1â€"â€"3. Treasurer â€" Margaret Anderson and Minnic Loizzo. Social chairmanâ€"Sharlee Mayer, Catherine Jones, and Muricl Hilâ€" born. â€" y Presidentâ€"fJean Ball and, Marian Gail. _ ? Seoretaryâ€"treasuwer â€"Joan Simâ€" ons, Rita Hart, Mazilyn Wagner. Presidentâ€"Sarah Jane Murfey, Caroline Sigrist, and Helen Rioux. Publicity chairman â€" Lorraine Weaver, Judy Greenberg and Caroâ€" line Sigrist. Treasurerâ€"Percy Prior and Robâ€" ert Moon. 4 Set. atâ€" Armsâ€"Elizabeth Davis and Jasmine Sesso. _ Highland Park Acroncers _ . Presidentâ€"Hiram Nichols. Viceâ€"presidentâ€"Thomas Coleman. Secretaryâ€"Charles Kapschull Treasurerâ€"Norman Johnson. Girls Rifle Club Presidentâ€"Betty Jean Fabian, Mary Krumbach, and Barbara Viceâ€"presidentâ€"Nanncie Starrels, Don Nichols, and John Butler. Secretary â€" Andy Jacobs and Dave Johnson. . Ppeperety ~Adops Norvick and and Audrey Prindle. Poreyh . Program chairman â€" Rosemary Russo and Mary Vercoe. Boys Rifle Club Presidentâ€"Robert Thomas. Viceâ€"presidentâ€"Bill Jennings and Stuart Smith. Treasurerâ€"Randall Anderson and Alan Bede. President â€" Newton Hoffman, Carroll Binder, and Ardis Martin. ta treasu Eyler SHANK END Cinema Critics All Beef HAMBURGER Milk Fed Veal Shoulder Freah Groand pound pound 15¢ 16¢ The floor ghow will be mm largely ‘of members ‘of the â€" men class. Bereath Nelson and Pat Browning will ‘sing andâ€" dance, George Aubrey will .sing, Mary Binder will render a clarinet solo, and Leslie Rankin a saxophone solo. r The rest of the floor show will be ‘decided later, . Among those on the honor roll of &ctive charter members who are exâ€" pected to be at the speakers‘ table are: Clayton O. Billow, Almer Coe, Gen. Charles G. Dawes, Rufus C. Dawes, D. J. Evans, J. 8. Hummer, F, E. Jack, Judge John P. *Mcâ€" Goorty, Judge Wm. H. IeSm.P, A. N. Marquis, John Passmore, Tobias Schanfarber, C. H. Scholle, B. E. Schonthal and Gen. Leroy T. Stewâ€" ard. 3 IRED AL E Fireproofâ€" Warehouses Ohio Society,of Chicago Celebrates Silver Jubilee Chief speaker of the évening will be Dr. Harry K.. Eversull, of Cinâ€" cinnati, recently appointed head of Marietta college. . & The twentyâ€"fifth aniversary of the Ohio Society of Chicago will be celebrated by a birthday dinner party at the Hotel Sherman, Tuesâ€" day evening, May 4. STORAGE While attending Highland Park, Jean McPherson was elected a member of the National Honor soâ€" ciety. She graduated from high school in three vears. Two former students of the Highâ€" land Park high school, Bernice Kurtzon ‘36 and Jean McPherson ‘36, are included in the homor list of the University of Illlinois, FRESHMEN PLAN FOR BIG SOCIAL EVENT The soloists and ensembles who participated in the state contest were all fated first division in the district contest. Along with the others on the list, these students will receive formal recognition of their scholarship recâ€" ords in a ceremony taking place April 30. They rank in the highest ten per cent of their class. Don‘t forget your dance on Friâ€" day, Aprilâ€"80, at 8:80 in the girls‘ gym. ‘The admission fee is 20¢ a couple. Only freshmen may attend and stags will not be admitted. FORMER STUDENTS HONORED AT U. OF L Les Rankin, saxaphone soloist, and the horn quartet were rated in second division. Although placing in the first division, the woodwind quintet did not receive a national recommendation. At the district contest, April 10, at the Maine Township high school, Dorothy Utpadel and Robert Lundin, cornet soloists, Shirley Ritzenthaler and Arthur Pier, clarinetists, were awarded second ‘division ratings. In the ensemble group, the brass sextet and clarinet quartet were placed in the second division. R snn 10 SR Om NU" 01_.;0. Labor and m Estimates ‘Through Our M. H. HUSSEY CORPORATION I;J-u. 456 Waukegan, NL BAND ENSEMBLES AND SANFORD TO NATIONAL Placing in the first division of u.mnmmm.:w last Thursday, April 22, at Uniâ€" versity of Illinois, James Sanford (drum soloist), the trombone quarâ€" tet, and the girls‘ woodwind trio won 1st division ratings and were recommended to the national conâ€" test May 13â€"15, at Columbus, Ohio. One member of each couple must be enrolled at the Highland Park high school. The other member may be a graduate, a former student of the Highland Park high school, or a member of the Lake Forest high school. The dancing will begin at 8:30 and end at 12, but it is as yet unâ€" decided as to whether it â€" will be a program dance or not. Nobody will be admitted after 9 p.m., and anyâ€" body leaving the dance will not be permitted to .return. As there are only 110 tickets being sold, boys are urged to buy their tickets as early as possible from Alan Bede, Walter â€"Stuenkel, Aldie Harris, Pete Wolff,,Bud Lovâ€" ing, Whitt Schults, Hank Wilder, Jim Crawford, Marshall Johnson, Dick Thorsch, and Art Hoffman. The dance is to be held at the Highland Park Woman‘s club, which has been newly decorated and which will serve as a pleasant backâ€" ground. â€" A floorâ€"show _ has not planned, but there will be a march. : This orchestra, which played at the Girls and Boys club dance, proved to be very popular. There are cleven members in Johnson‘s orâ€" chestra, and several soloists are featured. The orchestra is very popular with the younger set along the North Shore. With Lind Johnson‘s orchestra hnhhiuthohmnhs-uif. about 200 students of the Highland Park high school will dance at the Junior Prom this Saturday, May 1. ‘ Tickets are on sale now at the usual price of $1.25. Junior Prom at High School, May 1 386 East Parkâ€"Avenue Just One Small Corner Nprch Shore of Our Piano Floor ).?.‘SS You will realize the value of such ‘care when piano is returned to after months or even 9 for it will have lost none of its original besuty or valee wnlNM your piano to us you may be sure ..‘.‘!‘_L“.!.';’-I‘.‘m by advantageous condi=~ on home." 1t inf nret cesetaily pretected wht dose finperrers Sih hoi in serel omm oo patfoe tom.’.b-t the finish af the wood." Winnetka â€" â€" â€" Highland Park e PHONES e m'd"--' Wilmette â€" â€" â€" â€" 1 grand Alice Young ‘34, who is a junior at Wells college, Aurora, New ‘York, was recently awarded first prize by the Alumnae association for her English jprose writing entitled, "Iseult of Ireland." ‘The entries were judged by Carl Van Doren of New York. Although the contest is an annual affair, there was no prize given last year as they conâ€" sidered nothing ~subniitted good enough to earn it. Alice was the guest of honor of the New York alumnae association at its luncheon last week where she was presented with the prize of fifty dollars. Don‘t forget the date, Saturday, May 1st! "The +essay was written with grace and feeling, and has the adâ€" vantage of standing by itself, as a storyâ€"commentary in its own right, without depending too much upon the original matters which it disâ€" cusses," says Mr. Van Doren. aalr. hhrct Weisinch Marme man), Harriet Weisbach, Marion g]m, Jack Condon, Kent Decorations ‘â€" Beatrice Gaidzik, Virginia Swensen, Dorothy Cheek, Pl.t Hanley, Fred Johnson, Frank oran. 7 House â€" Jill Jackson, Dorthes Seese, Marshall Johnson, Douglas Brown, Dick Higgins, Norman Durâ€" ment. _.Drchestraâ€"Pete ‘Wolff (chair man), Aldie Harris, Art Hoffman Whitt Shults, Hugh Suttle. ALICE YOUNG WINS FIRST PRIZE IN ENGLISH «CONTEST Members of the various ‘commitâ€" Subscribe for THE PRESS 1882 1382 1832 181 Phone Highland Park 4240 Because of his high musical and scholarship standing, the Board of m:sigmmumd-hm? at their special meeting on April: to have a check for twentyâ€"five dollars available in September for the scholarship fund of James Sanâ€" ford, providing he goes to college. It is the policy of the club to sponsor scholarships for musical advancement only, but in James‘ case, an exception was made, H. P. MUSIC CLUB AWARDS SCHOLARSHIP TO SOLOIST 4 South First Street Telephone 555 _ Highland Park GREENSLADE Electrical Contractor Electric Shop