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apeuwspri"Prie" on thelC Jnwesl:eII lvu3lyýU ~**I* PIUfsquad the past season. The award. MVI'I' was announced by the athietic de- D1UDIICH partment. Jones, a scrappy senior a"b1991 guard, was. considered one of the best NViNTOM~7 c.eii ~long-shot artists on the squad. He Di,~O. cosisenty cored fromù long range »O@P..tg sEat àMadlm U and 1this made hinm a;menace .to op- DMFabus~ ae posing frontý lime defenses., He has sMet 5454 h@'a div. been a squad memberfrtres- sons. c4noncsg. The Opening on Sunday, May 1Oth An exclusive homne style tea roomn with coffee shopI annex for quick service. Deliejous Foods.. Tastefully Prepared . roperly Served Ail Pastries Made in Our Own Kitchen Bernle Photo Miss Donna 'Webster of V'- netaa. enor .1 New Trier Jtigh sÇchool, was recekitly given the re- gioezol scholar.rhip f ront Rock! ord college, where site wiIl rter se.rt We specialize in planning and Walther Leaguers WilI serving banquets, private I Hold -RalIy on Sunday parties, bridge luncheons, etc. Young people of fourteen north shore Walther league societies will TyUs ... You'll Like Us hold a Spning rally in St. John's Try Lutheran church, Wilmette, this Sun- I day afternoon and evening, beginniîig Phone Wilmette 5423 for reservations at 3 o'clock. There will be an afier- 1401 Sheridan Road "N Man's Land" noon session, supper at. 6 o'clock, Corner of Chestnut Avenue, WilmetteI vesper service at 7:15, and an enter- tainment at 8 o'clock. '-A sities tbroughout the country have ibeen appointed to the summer session fac - ulty. Together with the regular faculty members; the teaching staff, will total 282. Applications already, .received. mdi-ý cate that the enrolîment. will, be the agetin',five.years, according to Prof. 'ernest F. Hahne, director of the sum- mer session. Not since the depresàîi h as such ail interest been manif ested in sunimer school attendance on the part of teachers .seekingà additional credits and' under-. graduates, ProfessorHahne.said. Amuge .laie Curriulum To meet this anticipatedý increase in attendance, Professor Hahne has ar-, >ranged the largest curriculum in the bistory, of the school. Departments of- fering courses are liberal arts, educa - tion, graduate, law, music, commfercr. journalisni, and speech. Classes will start June 23 and continue for* eightý weeks* Anmong the visiting professors on the staff are: T. M. Parrott, professor of English, Princeton university; Malcolmi MacLean, director, General college, Uni- versity of Minnesota; Milton Metfessel, bead of the Psychology department. University of Soutbern California; Paul.. R. Mort, director of School of Edu- cation, Columbia university, and WVi- liani Everett Britton, professor of Law, University of Illinois. A number of new courses designed- particularly for teachers already in the field and for students takn*ig advancedl >work are to be given during the. suim- mer. Washburne. t Conduet Tour Carleton W. Washburne, superinten- dent of schools in Winnetka and orig- inator of the Winnetka educational plai,, wiIl give a course ini "Experimental Schools" which will include a tour of European educational, institutions. Stu- dents enrolling in tbis course will spend the first two weeks of the sunmnicr ;ses- sion in classroomi study and then Will depart for Europe where they will niiake a study of educational methods. MILWAUKEE AVIE. pW.flEN N IAI~S I namotor trip I F rough the east. 01 , * L.J