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November 15, 1929 WILMETTE LIFE 1 i 19 New Trier Trims Deerfield's Grid Luminaries 1,1-6 Edith .Cierk Achieves Place in Carleton College Choir Edith Clerk of 932 Tower road, Winnetka, daughter of Supt. Frederick E. Clerk or New Trier High school. has been name d a member of the Carleton collt>ge ch~.· ir for the present year following rece1_1t tryouts for the organization. Miss Clerk, ,vho was a ·1929 graduate ·of Kcw Trier, sings soprano. The Carleton choir numbers 116 members thi s year. Included in the personnel are forty-n.i nc men and sixtyseve n women . Miss Clerk also marie the ireshman ho~team at Carletan. HOSTESS TO SORORITY Mrs. Mils B. Geringer, 1000 Michigan avenue, was hostess to a-bout thi!'ty members of the Chicago alumnae chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon sorority at a luncheon and .program \Vednesday .at Shawne! Countrr_~lub. G24 South Michigan Blvd.. Chleaco Ballet, Charoeter Da1aeiD~ Classes Thursday from t to I For information write or phone Chicago School-Harrison 2029 . Winnetka .communJtt Hoa1e ADOLPH BOLM SCHOOL OF THE DANCE ... The powerful Deerfield High school football team that d.efeated Evanston 33 to 12 two weeks ago fell before a more po\'.·erful New Trier High school eleven last Saturday on the New Trier field, 13 to 6. It was New Trier's second straight Suburban league victory, and Coach Walter Aschenbach's team is no\\: holding second place in the league standing. Coach Aschenbach had much praise fDr the work of the line in last Saturday's game, and stated that if the New Tri~r boys had played . as well against all nf their opponents this season as tlH'\' did against Deer.f1eld New Trier wu~ild still be undefeated.: As inatt~r~' nm\· stand, Oak Park has clinched the cha mpionship of the Suburban league. with four victories and no defeats·. Score. in First Half j All oi the scoring in the D<: crfie! c~ \" l'W Trier game was done in the first ktlf. In the first quarter, after Deer·f1eld had lost the ball on downs, New Trier marched d.own the field for ~ touchdown, Tom Hicks carrying the 1 hall over on a short end run. The same thing happened in · the second quarter. ~ew Trier kicked off, and Deerticld again lost the ball on downs. Tom Hicks broke loose for a long run and brought the ball to the Deerfield fouryard line. Con·nor, fullback. plungec! across fl·r New Trier's second touch. dO\\· n. MILLINERY .· Phone: Delaware 3107 l_R_E_M_o_D_E_L_ · I_N_c_.~l 106 East Oak Street, Chicago ·B. BARRIS, BATS WORLD,S R 'ECORDS . The . . " . .. ARE HELD -BY Ne\\· Trier pass Deerfield's lone tuuchdown in the second quarter. The ktll was· in Deerfield territory durin g IIILl't of the second half, and New Trier tllrL·atened to score again near the ~nrl 11i t :H· game. ·Four Share High Honora Tum Hick s, right halfback and cap. tain. and. Gcnrge Eaton, left halfback did mn:-t of the hall-carrying for New · Dick Mann at left end and TriL·r. 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