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letter men were Iost by graduation. The job of building this new team falis on the shoulders of Harold Ca- ton and Paul Delaporte, fnembers of the high school faculty, who are tak- ing over the coaching dlties this sea- son. Walter. Aschenbach,, the regular coach, has bemngiveln a year's leave. of absence. _He. is at East Orange,,. .J. DO&talis Cayptain Charles Dostal, a tackle and one of last :year's letter meni W'ill be cap- tain. Of the New- Trier eleven this year.- Among the other letter men rerring are' Shedon Fox, tackle, '.Duke" Scott,*. end, and Bob Hall- quist anîd Clarence Dahi, backfield- nmen. Prior to the.opening of,.the Sub- urban league season on October 7. New. Trier> ill play two practice games with Chicago high schôol1s, the first. with Lane Tech, on Saturday, * September 23,, an-i& the second 1 with Schitirzon Saturday,' September 30. Aunounce Schedule * The cotnplete schiedule for the sea-, son is as follows: Septeinber '23-Lane Tech at New Trier. Septemiber 3ý0 -Sc';hurz at New Trier. Oc Îe -Newý Trier at'Proviso. October 14-La 4;range at New rier. Oc0toier 21-Open dlate. ()etober 28-(-ak Park at New Trier. Noveinbeî' 4-.-D-eerteld àt New, Trier. Novêénber Il -New~ Triter at Evanston. Evanston Youth Saves Woman F rom Drowning Jeanne Fischer, formerly of 738 *Tenth street, now of Evanston, who lias beeîî instructing senior life-savý ng classes in swixnming at Chain of Lakes~ club in upper Michigan, this sunîmiier, reports that Michael Feion, Jr, 'of Evaiiston, 17 years old and one of ýher pupils, recently saved the life of an Ohio wornan, the mother of three children, who was staying at the cl1ub . He 'swam 25. yards to her rescue, and returned -with fier t o a raft. The twoman had gone down twice, and was diffcult to assist be-> cause hier efforts to save herself hanipered the rescuer. An Eagle Scout who was on the raft at the' lime, heiped the Feron boy bring the' * woinan to safety. LOOKC OVER, THESE COURSES 2There are approximately two hundred classesini the fol1- lowing fields from -which you may choose aprograrn of study ta fit your individuai 'needs. New m ateral ocrin hningcondiinsibusns methods and pol'ciesm-, has- been incorporat ed in. the, established course, and new courses,interpreting varjous phasesof reécently enacted federal and state legisiation, have been added., Check over the list now. - Then corne over tô Wieboldt Hall 339 East Cicg Avenue, and consuir -with the1 Educational Adviser. Offce 'open 9A.M. ta 9P.M.; toa 5P.M. Sarurday Sehool of. Comm~erce Accountdnq General Auditing C. P. A. Review Cost Accounting Federal Taxes Managerial Accountlng Survey of Accountig Public Utlity Accounting State end Misceflaneoua Taxes Graduate Semnar Advetishq Retail Advertsiig Procedure Nation~al Advertlelng Procedure Radio AdvertWiag Businene Law Introductory Sales of Personal Propert-Y Partnerahips Raliand Personal Property Buoiness Organlzaion, Businessmve taist Enqllh an d composition Finance Moenmd Bankins Creita C-oroation Finance Buaineu Cycles Bank Practlce * Gruduate Semina: Foreiçui Trade Lain-American Trnde Foreigu Trade Practice Introducion to Economic .History ol e. U. S. Economic Hlstory of ;he Unitod Seat.. onà insurcMc. Life Imaurance ras Review for Colle". of L Undexrier Eximnatioàu. Mark.linq Marketing Principles Sales Adinnistration Retail Store M~anagement Sale. Promotion -1 Cominodity Exchange Markets Problens in Sales Metbode Graduate Seminar Psychology Canard Public Fincme c md Contemporary ProMle.. ln Taxation Graduae SS.un Public Uuhtimi Introduction to Public Service Industries Public Utilfty Accountine Public Utiity Oeration Graduae Semnar Shor.e m I y cmd -ý