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This evening (Thursday) brings the greatest banquet of the year to the 14ew-. Trier mess hal-the, Mother and Son banquet, 'Which' lias. been eagerly awaited for severaI weeks. Jess Pugh noted Indiana huîîii t will preside at the event. The tick- et sale has 'been brik, and a. large number of. mothers and sonsf are, ex- pected -to enjoy the good food and. the good fun. which the Trj-Ship club is. offering ta its guests. A special boys' assenîbly Was held last week ta discuss the mess hall sit- uation. AÀniarked improvement ini the. appearance of. the bilding was., noiced on the days. following the as- sembly. It is to be hoped thiat this praper situation will prevail. for the rest of the school year. No naon rnovies were held 1W (lhe Tri-Shi1, ilrb this week owng iu the prevailing batik holiday. The tuovies will continue as soon as the club is able to secure the necessary funds, it is announced. * The student trip ta Washington durinig spring vacation this vear is * being eagerly awaited by thosé whîo have already signed up for, it. This outing is an annuai affair coîiiducted by F. D. Frisbie, and students who havre taken it in past vear.s have Miss Iris iloulton has draWi anci1 teains.-In the.senior group, only ane. team 'has a clear, record, Maloney'Ps team, which has -won its ane and olly game.. Banker-Walkup a,d, Mickey tied ini their first. tussie, Three junior teanis, Burchard-Cook. Paul' and .Payton, have won. their. gamies. Waltz.A, . .Hamilton, 1Hall, Walker and- Waltz, B have 'al >won their batt1es. In the freshman èlass the following tearns have iwon their games: Donham, Hollaiid. 'Moschecl. Murphy, aând LaMetre. There wiIl be several mare games before the. spring vacation for each teami. .At the end of the- adviser- room taurnament the-re. Neill be lass games ta decide the school champion.. Tennis Team Na mes Bill Choyer Captain. Bill Choyer, all-school tennis champ of last spring and faîl, was elected lastThursday to captain this year's-- net tearn. Last year Claver was the lone undefeated New Trier star in the Suburban league matches. Later in the season' he teamed with Ray Brtelnian tno izoto thé finals of the, On Monday, March .6, Dr. Erick- son,. a former resident of. Illinois, who for, the >past twentty-five years has lived in Aibania, addressed the sen-. iors and juniors. at ýan assem.bly. He. described the wrork which.h lie as hie!ped and is helping ta accomplish in educating the-people of that coun- try. Aibania has been oppresseëd bv the Turks for ma ny centuries.- Dr. Erick- son declared, and the forced poverty and ignorance of the people seemfs iii- conceivàbly 'deplorable. The Türks did nat allaw any schools or roads. and the People had no miachinery, na furniture in their homes, no saniita- tion, and no self;government. Ini the past twelve years these peo- pie, haturally fine and sturdv, haVe entered -uona pgain of self a3l. national improvement. There are two excellent government schools for ed- ucating Younîg people to be teachers. The graduates of these two institu- tions, ane for boys and ane for girls. give three years of service ta their conumunity after completing their course. There are, more than eighti hundred little schools attended by thie neasant children. SThe Basketball and Swimnming Award assembly was held at New Trier on Monday, March 13. The as- sembly wàs opened with a nunîber by the band.* Dick Steen. an behai f of NewTrièr letter men, ex pressedý their àppreëiation. to ýEdward J., Phelps for his- backing of the teams. FrdWorklman and BiIICondv led, cheers for *N. T. H. S.,. Mr. Phelps. Mr., Gaffney, team captains and the team. Mr. Phelps ý vho resigns frani thc sch ool board' next month said a e woî ds of, farewell to the student, body. Then the awards were ,.had(- byMr. Gaffney and; Mr.: Phelps. and the assembly 'clased with a cheer for the coaches and th.e ,singling oi the "<oyaltv Song.". Cagers Get Awairds 'l'le fulloiving received the Il933 basketball' awards : Heavvweights - Certificates: D> i c k, Preston, Alan tosm)an, Cecil:.William.-' Letters: Rafger- Barrett, Eugene Bel- niont, flalph. Bucklin, Ed Frazer, Wal- ter G;ielen, Bob) Hallquist, Sam Luens- nman. Cy M.%acinhion, Douglas Scott, hionbriary captain, Ja(ck Sinding, Tonm honorary -Certificates: Richard elect, Diek Steen. Let - erson, Rtay Bartelnian, in, Don Camnpbell, B3ob lkenberg, Loren (Green- eonard, Clyde Murphy. rîjor manager - Lester Tri.Ship Asks Students to Behave ini Mess Hall The, Ti-Shirp club last Thursday marning sponsored an assemibly held by the boys of ail four, classes of New Trier in the aid auditorium*. The purpase of th.is assemblly was to ac- A.. Morris, J. C.oeman anadiB. jhîer. people c, iu ruasked UtorUeicaI14bNumerýals--(35: -Grant Àdamis,. Howard The frôsh-soph squad Will be ce 1 1- sympathy and unselfish aid and Bail, Paul Dempsey, James Fitzgerald. tered around T. Rodmnan whio was in- friendliness towards Albania. Bill Condy, George Laing, Ed Mee, tramual camp ast ali.Charles .Moreau. Numerals (36): Rich- tramual camp ast all.ard Campbell, Phil Dostal, Frýed.iý,.anor, Coach G. H. Flaninghani wil again Motion Pictures Show William Snyder, Carleton Wilson. direct tennis with DyeRoutsong as Swinmnlng Team i onored lusasistnt Dae eayinailof JG11Imany Tefolwi received the 1933 s\vim-- broughit ta the New Trier German Senior swimnuing tea m-Certiflcates.« INQURIN REORTE clb a itsreglarmeetngWedes-Bill Heyn, captain, Jack Davis, William INQURIN REP RTE clb atitsreguar eetng, edns- Bud) Happ, Roger Palenske, John Question: "Do this year's juniors day, March 8. Manyi other couritries, Pearsoni, Ned Shapker. Letters-Mot- want, for their senior year, a student inchudinig Austria, Italy and a few ley BrYant, John Byrne, Jo hn Conrad, concnii?" views of theu Dalmation coast, were DnPt. ,rate as well 1 Briardl problerns" graduai accrept- - v xri Ar I w%.*.. l ea.., one i vL ed, that of Sanford, wasa Anua ssisteci BOOZ Decause many xy .have gone there. -kly ei