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fn 29, 1927 October WINNETKA TALK 55 ANNOUNCE HONOR ROLL AMONG N. T. STUDENTS One Hundred and One Students Achieve High Distinction During September One hundred and one New Trier stu- dents received Honor roll rating in rec- ords compiled at the high school cover- ing the first month of the current sem- ester. Honorable mention went to 113 students. Honor roll and honorable mention ratings relate to standings in three phases described in general terms as "correlation, co-ordination, and co-op- eration." The list, as announced this week at the offices of Superintendent Frederick E. Clerk, follows: Senior Boys Honor roll-- Victor Deinlein, Frank Gilohrist, Stoddard Small, Arthur Van Deursen, John Patterson, Peter Wagner, Leroy Stoker, Hal Burnett, William Lar- kin, Jack Leach, Sam Moore, Clarke Munn, Edward Patek, George Pattison, Tom Sellery, Dean Vail, Elmer Rich. Honorable mention--Clarence Anderson, Steve Harwood, Kenneth Lovgren, Frank McCabe, Robert McNie, Preston Read, David Sehmid, David Wanger, Richard Younkers. Junior Boys Honor roll--Robert Marcus, Paul Drebes, Morton Mergentheim, George Brown, John Fetcher, Jack Kaufman, Kenneth Moeller, Louis Weber, Stephen Windes, Robert Brown. Honorable men- tion--Franklin DeBeers, William Gib- son, Warren Schmid, Charles Smith, Ernest Solomon Gordon , Watson. Harding Thiele, Sophomore Boys Honor roll--Paul Powell, Phil Brooks, Robert King, Robert Forster, Tom Hicks, Park. Chamberlin, Cecil Cox, Robert Pearse, Ted Delang, Robert Krueger. Honorable mention--David Harper, Frank Heineman, George Bersch, Cecil Huitt, Robert Alexander, Albert Boros, Phil Swabacker, Townsend Christie. Freshman Boys roll-----Gerald Parker, John Bor- Robert Shabino, Wil- Peterson, Henry Honor den, Paul Gilbert, liam Freeman. Julian Schauffer, Olin Sethness. Honorable mention--Frank Belmont, George Boyl- ston, John Chapman, Robert Chapman, Joel Dickinson, John Howe, Gordon Ruff, Phillip VonAmmon, George Wolf, Martin Wolf. Senior Girls Honor roll---Emma Rummler, Beall, Adelaide Childs, Alice Walton, Helen Gates, Avis Grant, Mazie Lesher, Margaret Stults, Esther 'Wrightson, Viette Count, Alice Donahue, Margaret Gillson, T.orraine Jannes, Ray Kriete, Dorothy MacFarland, Anne Pfeiffer. Hon- orabel mention-- Adelia Barroll. Martha Belshe. Winifred Berglund, Lolita Bert- ling, Betty Brown, Jernice Carlstrand Jean Clagett, Doris Demling, Beulah DuSuelle, Margaret Huddle, Mary Lan- nen, Evelyn Lauritsen Margaret Linco'n. Helen MacMorran. Thelma Mancinelli, Jane Philbrick, Virginia Pierson, Ruth Randall, Maxine Salineer. Elizabeth San- ford, Marjorie C. Smith, Florence Taylor, lila Ullrich, Jean Watson, Inez Webster, Madelon Nellie Louise Weil, Gertrude Winzen- burg. Junior Girls Honor roll--Janet Marshall, Margaret Belote, Lucille Blumenstock, Ruth Dray- er, Martha Etzbach. Honorable mention --Eva Berndston, Ruth Bucher, Harriet Christie, Margaret Gordon, Marion Hil- pert, Elizabeth Kelly. Marie Koepke, Lot- tie Kuenkele, Helen Nygaard, Mary Alice Stoddard, Jane Weiller. Sophomore Girls Honor roll--Gene Paddock, Vireinia Rich, Ernestine Herman, Alice Flesh Loraine Meister, Barbara Miner, Dorothy Taylor. Grace Clucas, Dorothy Darby Betty Johnson, Georgia Schoenthal. Har- riet Williams, Silva Bruns, Helen Bosley. Emilie Eckart. Honorable mention-- Jeanne Baumgartl, Dorothy Bersch, Elea- nor Burke, Dora Burrows, Constance Conner, Louise Hubsch, Jean Hennine, Marian Langdon, Isabel Macalister. Mary Niesladt, Patty Oliver, Helen Reinhardt, SAM GOLDMAN JUNK DEALER Junk -- Rags -- Old Clothes Magazines -- Tires BEST PRICES PHONE WILMETTE 3334 Caroline Richards, Dorothy Paley, Ruth Scribbins, Anne Sherwin. Fresnman Girls Honor roll--Patsy Boylston, Janet Sanford, Betty Seery, Betty Bruen, Bar- bara Cooke, Virginia Jenkins, Marion Nettleman, Josephine Pridmore, Louise Wagner, Dorothy Winzenburg, Florence Sternberg, Amy Clagett, Sally Clark, Muriel Colby, Ruth Jackson, Effie James, Betty Ketcham, Ruth Offner, Ethel Pierce, Claire Simon. Honorable men- tion--Ethel Anderson, Ernestine Behr- ens, Betty Buckett, Theda Childs, Viec- toria Dieball, Lois Goldstein, Dorothy Graham. Honorable mention--Jean Hall, Christine Irwin, Hazel Latham, Frances Lutz, Katherine Maxwell, Jean Meck, Mary Melvin, Jane Nordstrom, Jane Orr, Marian Popper, Pauline Spiegel, Julia Schaefer, Louise Shepard, Marjorie Smythe, Anne Tourtellot, Anita Watson, Harriett Webster, Frances Whitman. The next regular meeting of the Neighbors will be held Tuesday, No- vember 1, at 2:30 o'clock, with the program in charge of Mrs. Gilbert Kelly, chairman of the department of philanthropy. Allen D. Albert of Evanston will speak on "The Reduc- tion of War." Hardin Van Duersen, baritone, will sing. ----(-- Miss Phoebe Hedrick of Kenilworth is spending this week-end at Lafayette, Ind., for the Purdve-Montana football game, Whitfield. She is the guest of Miss Jane | Christian Fellowship Parish House, Oak street, Winnetka Pastor A. E. Rohrbach Rev. Joseph A. Taylor, assistant pastor Hours of Worship Sunday-- Bunday school... vei. conus 3 P.M Young People's meeting (Swedish). . A PERG (ON 4 P. M. Evening "service (English) ..8 P. M. Subject: "The Touch of the Healer' A male quartet from the Moody Bible Institute will sing. Wednesday-- Swedish mid-week service ....8 P. M. "I err greatly if I suppose that the age of miracles is over and gone. If I and my fellows would but remember the abid- ing presence and power of the risen and exalted Christ, the old word would be realized again: 'They went forth, and preached everywhere, the Lord working with them, and confirming the word by the signs that followed." "' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marx have returned trom a ten days' trip to Bos- ton and New York. They visited their son, Walter, Jr., a student at Williams college, Williamstown, Mass., and stopped en route to see Frances Ole- son at The Hillside school, Norwalk, Conn. While in Boston they visited Miss Wheelock's school in which Jean Marx is planning to attend next year. Cleaned Right! Patrons of ours are neverinadilemma when the time comes to select from the wardrobe. They know that their garments are neat and spotless and certain to add to their appearance. SCHULTZ NORD Phone Wilmette BROADCASTS MONDAY Mrs. Floy Little Bartlett of Winnet- ka will give the program to be broad- cast Monday morning, October 31, at 9 o'clock, over the Daily News station, rah, for Chicago School assem- blies. Mrs. Bartlett will be assisted by Noreen Whitney, violinist, of the Whit- ney trio of Chicago. Their program on Mozart will be sent over the air for children of the primary grades. Dr. Herbert Willett continues his very popular informal evening talks on "The Books of the Bible." every Wed- nesday evening at 8 o'clock. A familiar Evanston corner NOW Evanston has an- other street intersection as well-known as Fountain Square itself -- it's the Vera Megowen Corner, Davis Street and Hinman Avenue. For here is a delight- fully smart tea room in a block of smart new shops. Here is a cuisine such as one would willingly go far to seek, yet The Vera Megowen is fortunately a neighbor to the important centers of social interest. Truly an institution of life on the North Shore! [CO] Luncheon: r11:30-2:30 Afternoon Tea: 2:30-5:30 Dinner: 5:30-8:30 Sunday until 9:00 Greenleat 4585 for reservations. era egowen