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Ray Phot A çcholarship, btoMils college, Cal., lias been aworded to Miss Ann Lewis, 861 Grove street, Glen- coe, a senior honor stitde»t -at New Trier High school. Miss Lewis has also been active in music and art wor e ui* g *rthgk sc*otf ca0flf LEss THAN FIETEEN MINUTES PROM YOUR HO0ME ON OUR OWN LAKE SHORE~ tive in college Publication.work for three, years, was advertising manager of the William B"Qif paper last year. For bis journalistic activities. lhe bas been elected to Pi Delta Epsilon, na- tinlhonorary journalism fraterni- ty at Denison. Burrili takes over the office from Robert Thorsen, a fellow New Trier graduate, now living ini Evanston, ýo Another Wilmette student, Tom Alli- son. is retiring. editor of the Deni- - -or the at -Frenc eSclubs and civic organization$. The group, which will, make a tour, of, severil weeks starting june 21, iii- cludes John Laird 'of Waukéea no Hazel Fisher of Indianapolis, John Norrington of. Glencoe, Ray Salzman o f Mount Prospect, James Tibbetts of Lake Forest, Laura Belle Bund- esen of Chicago, Leonard Hicks of Chicago,- Marion Lane of Chicago. Ruth Brennan: of Gary, Ind., and Ruth Marie Osborn of Libertyvillk. * Marshall Howard of Chicago, stage technician and business, manager ôf univerAsiiy s iresnuan teiùm o DC awarded. numerals at the* close of the recent tryouts. Over 40 men, coin- peted in the trials. .Coach Tom Robinson speaks high- 1ly of >the performances of the new *men and said that they will go a long way towards replacing ýthe four varsi- ty men who will graduate this spring. Porter, son of E. T. Porter, 1218 Forest avenue, is enrolled ini the Col- lege of Liberal Arts and is a member of Delta Upsilon fraternity. He was graduated froin New Trier Township It's the Heilit K' ick i Bow Fn and Instruction For Your Child UNDER TRAINED AND UNUSUALLY COMPETENT DIRECTORS I