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the saine perioa. To be on the honor roll a pupil must have an average of 3.25 or above, Pupils whose average is between 3.00 and 3.25 receive honorable mention. In the grading-system " W" counts 4.00 points, " «VO" counits 3.00, 'V" collts 2.00 and "F" counts 1.00. The following pupils were on the bonor roll at Stolp for the last. two months: Seventb grad-Ruth Durbamn, Ja- nice 'Grossnan, Telse Hosaeus, Helen Shane, Sue ýSpinney, Helen Stiles, Jeanne Cutier, Nancy Durgin, Helen Peterson, Josephine Earlywine,, Ralph Elson,' Lucille -Flesch, ,,Pamn Ricks Vera Scbapiro, Dorothy Strauss, Pat- ricia S1oaa, Frank Randalli Ruth Meusel, Ellen Torrey and Betty Mc- Cullon., Eightb ffrade -Annamarie Booz, Eleanor Wil'liams, Dorotby Holway*, Edward Mee, Lois Wolfe, Phyllis Richardlson, jgne Horsting, Anne Bayliss, Julia Carroll, Marilyn K1ehl, John Adamns, James Christerson, Ruth Kerner, Jin K 1, Marjorie Weiller. Martha Huif, Bi 1 jenkins and Reeve Golden. The pupils wbo received honorable, mention were:- Bill Hart, Eleanor Herbon, Sue Thomas anxd Natalie Yates of the seventh grade, and Betty Bows, Rosemary Day, Florence Han- son. Carol Linn, Virginia Ann Snorf' jean Ann Moulding, Mary Ella Waid- ner, Mary 'Clark. Weber, jHele:n Young and Evelyn Youngquist of the eighth grade.. Dem onst ration Given by Acrobatic GlaIss '~adStands," "Toe Swings" and other gyninastic.f eats sounding .equally as terrifying are accepted and pier- f ormed *onchalanitly by members of scbool, who gave their first public de- monstration for this year Tuesday afý- ternoon for the Logan-Howard P. T.' Photo bv and Sulihvan comic opera. presentea by the glee clubs and orchestra of New Trier High school at their audi- torium on Friday and Saturday, April 10 and -11. Pictured behow the "pi- rates" es Margaret. Loomis, New Trier. sophomore, who abhly provided the piano accompaniment, for.- the-, the .p wm riaïned t cast formantes as a beneit for the new church of St. Francis XJavier. Not only lYncle Dudley himself, 'but his mother, bis domineering sister, ber children, his fiancée, bis friend, bis nephew, his niece and' the young mien with. wh or she was. in love, made their bow to responsive. audiences, whose spontaneous laughter and eni- thusiasin ,were proof positive of thé great success of the. production. "Poor Uncle Dudley"ý one was tempted to commnent, as that romantic and happy-go-lucky young bachelor of, forty, eagerly seeking to add more loving cups to bis already large col- lection, eager to remaun- youthfuh for, the, girl he boped to marry, time and again was repressedl by'bis wily sister, or, wbeedled out of money by bis young nephew. How and wby Uncle Dudley earned to say no and assert bis undependence was the story of the-plot which reacbed its climax with Uincle Dudey and his mother, tri- iimphant, their çpeace secure. Fine Charctoeri*tiums *The play itself made their rohes the most outstanding. Mrs. Charles Broad as Janet Dixon, the mother, wbo, in ber quaint old-fashioned man- ner and ber twinkhung eyes, sbowed clear understanding of ber selfish, dominating daughter and because of ber understandingwas the means o bringing about the final denoueinent,. .1diinkved verv chever talent in ber aware ot wIIaL wa$ 0119Onaflu ber, biding ber time to disclose to ber self -sacrificing granddaugbter, the selfishness of ber niother. Paul H. Fieberg as Uncle Dudley did bis' part ývery well, as did' Mrs. Marshall Keanney, as Mabel Dixon Church. who tried. to bring under the, control of her own sehfish whims ai those with whom she carne ini cou-' tact. Marion Ortseifen as Christine Sederholm, the charing fiancce of aay ai Ya-- -m-m-na roau. %in £L ucziuA'Gy£ - S l- *On Friday, April lO, there were two there were two prairie ires, one on iiivited to i bedge fires,'one at 1015 Greenwood Hibbard road north of 'Lake avenue- avenue and tbe other at 1521 Lake and the other at 251 Maple avenue,, Miss Dorg a-renue, and afence (ire at Fifteentb. and an oih humner fire at 724 Ash- avenue is street and Gregffl venue. The ire"-' and' avenue. Tbe cil bumner ire re- wth ber co mnen recei ,ved one caîl on Saturdayr, *utedin some smoke dam4ge. at Barron -Icasion aa an i.u Ilin of 120 Park tclever direction to the e several weelca tion wbicb was gîven v Annette Cronin jpic.. of 1the Woman!i; s, Mich. jo iute