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New Trier‘s Green Wave Drowns Little Giants 52â€"0 Thursday, Oct. 27, 1949 Driving relentlessly, the Green Wave of New Trier came up and drowned a weak and injuryâ€"ridden Highland Park eleven under a tidal wave of scoring last Saturâ€" day, October 22, on the Little Giant‘s home field. Highland Park grabbed the opening kickoff, but the attack was soon stymied by New Trier‘s strong forward wall. As soon as the New Trier players got their hands on the pigskin, they began to roll. Their first TD came as little Dick O‘Keefe scooted around end for 32 yds and a score. A few minutes later New Trier took over again and climaxed a long march with an 18 yd aerial score from O‘Kelley to James. Both tries for extra points were blocked. Midway in the second quarter New Trier scored another touchâ€" down, this one on a 31 yd. sprint by their great Negro halfback, Eddie O‘Kelley. Highland Park was not without glory in this half. Her attack, alâ€" though not powerful, looked much improved over that of last week. In the third quarter, the roof fell in on H.P.‘s bedraggled deâ€" fenders as New Trier put her vaunted machine in high gear and added 21 points to the score, while holding the Blue and White attack in check. The last quarter was less hectic. New Trier had her third team in and they could score only two touchdowns against the tiring Litâ€" tle Giants. Aside from the improved lonn‘ of the Little Giants in the first half, the running of Don Piper and Paul Jones, and some booming punts by Lou Grimmeison, the H.P. rooters had little to cheer about. Grimmeison, by the way, is one of the league‘s leading punters to date. ring down the curtain on the football season by traveling to Maywood to take on the boys from New Tries James S. Currie Calderini who will end up in the Suburban League celler. Neither Highland Park nor Proviso has won a game as yet. Wheeler Helmsteader Covell Merrifiield O‘Keefe C. Currie Brymer New Trier .6 12 21 13â€"52 Touchdownsâ€"O‘Keef (2), James, O‘Kelley (for Currie), Merrifield, Brymer, Hoffman (27)7 ((or_ “Bry- mer). Extra Pointsâ€"Mayo (4). New Trier Rallies to Nip H. P. Froshâ€"Soph 26 to 13 Scoring twenty points in the last half, New Trier‘s Froshâ€"Soph came from behind last Saturday to whip Coach Grover‘s "Ponies" 26 to 13 for their second loss in five starts. Highland Park‘s illâ€"fated attack was lead by Franko Picchietti, who scored both of their TD‘s. New Trier, after tying the score in the third quarter, went ahead to win on two quick scores in the final period by their full back Lennon,. Coach Grover started Be and Cronkite at wing, Baum at ‘The backfield was composed of F. Pichietti and Signorio at half, Hoffman at quarter, and D. Picâ€" chietti at full. Next week Highland Park will Highland Pk. Girls Enter State Telegraphic Meet Swimming tryouts for Highland Park high school girls entering the State Telegraphic Swim, meet took place on October 20. _ The big day for the swimmers will be October 31. The girls who will be in the meet will be selected by Miss Preston and Miss Thompâ€" son. Three years ago our school won the Telegraphic meet. Two cuers uis aow wthaot came tm second, Last year we did not at all. y It is called ‘"Telegraphic‘" beâ€" cause schools in all the states enter and the results gre telegraphed to telegraphed. The contest is made up of the crawl, reaststroke, backstroke, and relays. LE LT LG FB Herz and Pizzato Grimmeison Piper Wagner Baldwin Robbifis Santi Benson H. P. Mermen Anticipate Good Finish in League With little more than a week remaining until the start of pracâ€" tice, the Highland Park high school swimming team is already beginnâ€" ing to think of workouts in the local pool in the hope of bettering last year‘s record. The team lost such outstanding swimmers through graduation as Roger Morrison, Keane Block, Russ Clark, and Jack Beck. Acâ€" cording to head coach, Robert Kendig, the success of this year‘s team will depend upon "how well last year‘s froshâ€"soph swimmers adjust to varsity events and upon the amount of practice they have had this past summer." With Gerson Widoff, Phelps Langtry, John Peterson, and Daâ€" vid Wolfson returning to handle the crawl stroke chores, Andy: Spiegel the breast stroke, and David Lasier and Tom Spiel the backstroke, the team should be fairly well equipped to meet the test of Suburban league competiâ€" tion. Spiegel, Lasier, and Widoff will probably comprise this year‘s medley relay team, and Ken Hirsch will handle the diving. Mr. Kendig is counting on nvâ€"‘ eral members of last year‘s froshâ€" soph ‘ team to be of help in strengthening some of the weaker departments. ‘ Ronnie Block and Alan Kidd will assist in the crawl events, John Hansmann in the breast stroke, and Stan Kessler in the backtroke. Last year the Highland Park mermen were victorious in three of ten meets, defeating Niles twice and Evanston once. The team placed fifth in the Suburban league meet. Barring injuries, all members of this year‘s team will be ready for the initial practice to Basketball Practice Starts Nov. 1; First Game With Argo, Here Nov. 15 The basketball season will open at the Highland Park high school be held Tuesday, November 1. November 1, when the first call for practice will be given to both Froshâ€"Soph and Varsity candiâ€" dates. "This varsity coach, "and we will not have the one man scoring treat Seigel. With this lack of height it will be necessary to have a strong defence and an attack built around the fast break." H.P. has only three letter men returning, Don Coleman, Fiocchi, and Rolly Zagnoli. The Little Giants have a pracâ€" November 15 on their court before opening the season here on Saturâ€" day night, November 19, against Miss Teare Announces New Library Books Miss Teare and members of the newly formed library committee at the Highland Park high school have selected a new group of books that should interest anyone who likes to read. First on the list is an illustrated book called "The Conquest of Space," by Willy Ley. The paintâ€" ings are by Chesley Bonestell. This book is a preview of the greatest adventure awaiting manâ€" kind, with text and pictures based on the latest scientific research. Of interest to the girls who are planning to go to college is a book entitled "Off to College", by Suzanne Gould Emerson, a gnduateofthe.lomlinficbnl |n, Northwestern university. This book is also illustrated. _ Last but not least is a splendid book on hobbies, "Make itâ€"and Make It Pay," by Catherine Robâ€" ‘These and many more interestâ€" ing books are in our school library. C A T E RIN G plan your next party Written By Highland Park High School Journalism Students Meopps Frosh Active in Hockey; Vie for Championships After three weeks of practice, the class hockey teams at the Highland Park high school were chosen last week. A round robin is being played between the six teams. ‘After all the teams have played each other, the team with the most victories will become 'K champion. Based on their performances in games, the best players will be chosen to play in the annual Armyâ€" Navy game scheduled for Tuesday, November 1. This is when the hockey season is scheduled to end unless rain tournament. Three of the six teams are made up of freshmen, and they are striving to make a good showing against the upperclassmen. Joanâ€" nie Graham is head of hockey this year, and Sue Clark is her assistâ€" ant. Miss Thompson is the sponsor. The remainder of the schedule is as follows: Friday, October 28 Juniors vs. Sophomores, 3:40. Freshman Green vs. Freshman yelâ€" Monday, October 31 Freshman Red vs. Mixed upperâ€" classman, 3:40 Navy game. The teams are as follows: Freshman Yellow â€" M. Brown, F. Cimbalo, J. DeBartolo, M. Hadâ€" ley, T. Hamm, H. Levy, D. Macâ€" Lean, D. Morano, P. Pearce, M. Perreault, J. Tawzer, J. Zagalia, and B. Zeitlin. _ cobs, K. Johnson, T. Murphy, B. Phelps, G. Porges, M. Russell, Freshman Redâ€"C. Angiuli, S. Blumenthal, S. D‘Sinter, L. Elliott, Freshman Greenâ€"M. Angster, J. Blevins, M. Elimen, M. Frazier, J. Laegeler, M. Lelewer, J. Mcâ€" Comb, B. Norden, S. Quigg, S. Stunkel, N. Uhimann, M. Wilson, and D. Wing. Sophomoreâ€"Juniorâ€"Senior Mixed Teamâ€"J. Febel, L. Powers, J. Hawley, N. Smalley, B. Simon, L. Franzese, L. Goodhart, B. Glick, C. Coppens, A. Boyd, J. Dickey, V. Stone, C. Halverson, K. Reinking, M. George, and S. Junior Teamâ€"T. Forbes, D. Black, B. Scott, A. Uhleman, L. Nath, D. Ledurnii, J. Graham, J. Bickmore, C. Jennings, L Bridell, Sophomore team: L. Cathrall, S. Hart, C. Harris, P. Murphy, P. Shaffner, J. Shramm, C. Curotto, C. Cummings, S. Jorgenson, M. Stenberg, A. Ferguson, G. Olsen, C. Secrest, and J. Moore. Two girls, both juniors and both very active in athletics, head the H.G.A. hockey program at the Highland Park high school. Who‘s Who In H.G.A. Joan Graham, hockey head, tells us, "I don‘t know of any game for girls that requires more action or teamwork than hockey." Naturally, when we asked her what her favorite sport was, she answered hockey, with tennis as a runnerâ€"up. Joan would like to major in physical education at the University of Wisconsin or Armyâ€"Navy tryouts or Armyâ€" Highland Park 202 Deerfield & Green Bay Rds Immaculate Conception Church ____ Morrison, Pastor, Rev. Donald Runkle. 300. 10:00, * T1 :00 * and Hely Dapt :':onm Weordkiage 230‘ â€" 245. Fridays and Holy Days interferes with the THE PRESS HP.HS. Rifle Clubs Plan Active Season The Boys and Girls‘ Rifle clubs of the high school have scheduled an active and interesting program for the coming year. Included in the list of events are interâ€"school matches, with trophies awarded to the bighâ€"scoring school team, as well as national matches conâ€" ducted under the auspices of the National Rifle association. In charge of the Boys‘ team in\ Mr. Winkley, of the mathematics department, who has been the sponsor for several years. Miss Dimitroff is in charge of the Girls‘ team. This is her first year as sponsor. Mindful of this fact, sevâ€" eral members of the Boys‘ team have offéred their assistance in the instruction of the girls,; who meet every Tuesday afternoon. The boys meet on Fridays. The boys team belongs to the National Rifle association (N.R. A.), which, furnishes guns and ammunition, as well as targets and other items. The boys, however, have purchased several rifles with money accumulated through the collection of dues. As there is no girls branch of the N.R.A., the expenses of this group must be paid by the members. The N.R.A. is a government organization under the direction of the D.C.M. (Director of Civilâ€" ian Marksmanship). Its president is Major General Julian S. Hatchâ€" er, veteran of World Wars I and II, and chief officer of U. S. Army Ordinance. Suburban Conference Football Standings Evanston Morton Waukegan High‘d Park Evanston, 15; Waukegan, 0 Proviso, 12; Morton, 6 New Trier, 26; Highland Park, 13 Varsity . Evanston, 45; Waukegan, 6 New Trier, 52; Highland Park, 0 Morton, 26; Proviso, 20 ' Oak Park, 20; Muncie, Ind., 13 U.C.L.A. Aside from gym, Joan enjoys her chemistry and Spanish classes the most. "The hockey season has been very successful this year," says Joan, "and I only hope that everyâ€" one has enjoyed it as much as I Expressing the same enthusiasm for hockey as Joan, Sue Clarke, assistant hockey head, named hocâ€" key and skiing as her favorite sports. She plans on attending either Duke University or Svoet‘ Briar, where she will major in either Spanish or psychology. Sue has been an active member of H.G.A. since her freshman year, and she still has almost two years to continue her excellent work. Joannie and Sue both deserve a lot of credit for keeping the hockey season running at such a fast, interesting clip. FOR SALE:â€" ficial fireplace (electric); daâ€" venmport and chair; maple record men‘s, women‘s and children‘s. HIGHLAND PARK TRADING POST Drastic Reductions 47 South St. Johns Avenue For All Popular Makes Vacuum Cleaner #1 N. Sheridan Pts 196 167 92 52 69 44 6 | <mL | ort ue Oke: e elubs : AccorD rogram | WW 39 19 83 103 16 107 "The Super Scoop" The senior girls really came through in their football performâ€" ance between halves of the Homeâ€" coming game. Murmurs were heard such as, "I never thought I‘d be playing football," but then I guess stranger sights have been The Girls‘ club really had a "bing bang" sellâ€"out of tickets for the Mother and Daughter Banquet: Can see whyâ€"it really was swell. By the way, how did you like the fashion show the mothers put on? Quite a noise was heard last week in main hall, Everyone was singing Happy Birthday to Bea Smoot, Sue Fox, and Adrienne Porgesâ€"and Joe Greco! Tell us now Joe, was it really your birthâ€" day? "Seen Around Together" Mike Gilroy and Peggy King. Dorie Sherbano and Don Piper. Harry Duffield and Barbara Wickâ€" ersham. Yes! It‘s true! Larry Dean, star of stage, screen, and baseball, has signed a contract to write for the Shoreline. s "I wish I were a kangaroo; Despite his funny stances, I‘d have a place to put the junk My girl brings to the dances". _Dyl.-"” ic Whee] Balancing Auto Painting â€" Blacksmithing Body & Fender Repairing _ $22 N. First Highland Park T7 ALCYON F. M. BROWNLEE H. P. 6108 ;â€".â€"- DOUGH" and 4 Cart COMINGâ€"Nov. 4â€""FATHER WAS Remodeling â€" Repairs General Carpentry Telephoneâ€"H. P. '1 Highland Park Starting Friday for one Week October 28 to November 3 "TASK FORCE" CARPENTER SERVICE Cabinets D A HL S Stage Set For "Life With Father" Nears Completion With the stage set for the proâ€" duction, "Life With Father," rapidly taking shape, the memâ€" bers of the cast are looking forâ€" ward to more complete rehears als preliminary to the presentation of the play at the Highland Park high school on Saturday, Novemâ€" The set, which is Victorian in spirit, is being made by the memâ€" bers of the drama classes under the supervision of Mr. McLaughâ€" lin, The members of the properties committee are also busy at work bringing together the many arâ€" ticles common to homes of the Victorian period. Their job has taken them to many homes up and down the North Shore. The stage crew consists of Michael Gilroy, Jim Grace, Tom Glick, Dicks Kruger, John Cox, Steve Arnold, Steve Ross, Jim Kiddle, Mike Sackheim, Bud Glaâ€" der, Truman Seidner, Bob Engle, Bob Stanwood, and Chuck Newâ€" man. 4 Lightsâ€"John Sickle, Peter Paâ€" dorr, Jerry Jordon, and Pat Montâ€" gomery. § Costumesâ€"Donna Stein, Ruth Reilly, and Jean Hawley. Propertiesâ€"Jane Barton, Jéanâ€" ne Englebrecht, Jan Ann Turner, Mary Onesti, and Norma Morelli. Makeâ€"upâ€"Barbara Aaron and Mary Pasquesi. HIGHLAND TEN PIN THE WELCOMERS WISH TO GREET every family Open Mon.â€"Fri. 6:00 _ Sat.â€"Sun. 1:30 McKee, Glencoe 1071. GLENCOE Fri., Sat. "Slattery‘s Hurricane" Rich Widmark, Linda Darnell, OPEN BOWLING Doors open at 2:00 p.m. Under New Management "Look For 139 N. Second 3 TEL H. P. 319 Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed. Oct. 30, 31 â€" Nov. 1, 50¢ after 6:30, incl. tax June Haver, Ray Boiger Until 8:00 p.m. x/ Color by Technicolor Week Days Veronica Lake Page 5