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THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1921 Matter of Internet At New Trkr High Miss Olive Grover left Saturday for Boston where she will take up a iix weeks' course in designing at her alma mater, the Museum of Fine Arts. During her absence Mrs. Margaret Fifer, of Wilmette, will have charge of her classes. The New Trier High school faculty believes in keeping up to date in their teaching\ methods. Many of the teachers \are pursuing courses at Northwestern university and the University qf Chicago lor advanced degrees. Miss Afargaret K. Shippen, one of ithe graduates who was awarded the Freshman scholarship for the current year at Northwestern university, has passed with high credit her examina- tions in English, Mathematics and a foreign language. She has been awarded an additional sum of $50 by [the university for her superior scholarship.* The letter from the [registrar to Principal Eston V. [Tubbs. reads as follows: kfr. Kston V. Tubbs, Principal, New Trier High School, | My dear Mr. Tubbs: You will be glad to learn that Miss I Margaret K. Shippen, one of your [graduates to whom we awarded a Freshman Scholarship for the cur- rent year, has passed with high credit competitive examinations in English, Mathematics, and a Foreign Lang- uage, and has "been awarded an ad- ditional stipend of $50. This is the sort of young person whom we delight to welcome to our student body. Oct 21, 1921 Very truly yours. Fred L. Kerr In the list of graduates who are attending college, the name of Gerdna Nelson was omitted. She is attending the Wheelock Kinder- garten school at Boston. Virginia Ogan is enrolled at the same school instead of at Sargent, as formerly reported. Walter Pattison, a former mem- ber of New Trier's Soccer team, is now on the Freshman squad at Harvard. October 26 he played half- back on the team that defeated Andover. Scout Troop Honors Memory of Roosevelt Beautiful Flag Ceremony Commemor- ate* Birthday of Great American; Award Tenderfoot Badges mour Burge, Junius Mulvey, Harold Spinney, Lloyd Lourie, James Wells, John Lang, George Racine. Seymore Burge, Ralph Orner, and Lloyd Lourie were presented with honor badges for special proficiency in scouting. Robert Boyden was ap- pointed tenderfoot patrol leader. Saturday afternoon the troop at- tended the football game between Northwestern and De Paul. The motto of the scouts is "Be Pre- pared", and one of the most im- portant features of the program is the daily "Good Turn". Troop N. 2 is perpared to do "Good Turns" for the community, and offers its service for any worthy cause. Subscribe For Your Local Paper A formal flag ceremony was one of the most important features of the special meeting of Wilmette Troop No. 2 Boy Scouts of America, held Saturday in honor of the birthday of Theodore Roosevelt, the friend of the Boy Scouts. After the flag ceremony, the troop was officially organized as a chartered troop of Boy Scouts. The boys are considering the troop name of Roosevelt in honor of the day. The following were presented with tender- foot badges; Robert Boyden, Gordon •jiuck, Charles Baker, Willis Den- man George Haack, George Heller, Maurice Osborne, William Pancoast, Robert Burtner, Ralph Orner, Sey- lOBOl Have "Your j Re paring Remodeling Cleaning Of Your Winter Clothes DONE NOW 1 KAPLAN CUSTOM TAILOR 627 W. Railroad Avenue Wilmette 667 Dependability What will your car be a year from today? J Because each officer and employe of The First Na- tional Bank of Wilmette realizes that upon his work rests some part of the responsibility of this institution, you may feel sure that in the handling of your financial affairs, their decision and action is attended with unusual care. of Wilmette^ Member off Federal Reserve Bank Frank J. baker J. M. Appel R. W. Webber President Vice-Pres. 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