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aby lorence z on G ... ... ... ... .. Deak rcer -ing.......... Dasceh iaduke. Carter Hissner. . rf, Virginia ]Booz,_Jack iner ~cer Waltz n PF...... ...........aua Peter Carlson, Rogerý Morgenstern;, William Benner' A Memory............... N h SShirley Johnson Silently Blending ............,.Mozart SWlliam Collins Czards .................. ...... Monti Martija Merrifteld: La Cinquantaina ......... Gaberil-Marie .Caroline Shearon Berceuse from Jocelyn.......... Godard Dick Fuessie Holiday Waltz............... Schmidt .Marilyn Wells Andante Cantabile....... Tschaikowsky,ý Larry Stivers Minuet in C . .........1...Lazurasj .Jack Stoanpîlor. lzpfr Taylor. Tom~ Shanesy, Jack McConnefil 5fiwl .............ccly >11 sday, May 25 fth Symphony. Beethoven ckboner, Allan Thomp- inner, Jack Redding World Symphony. Dvora 1 Oberon ........ Weber ..........Herbert 'lilarn Bleser, Bruce Radder, Dick~ eigel et Beats........ Arranged by Mages illiam Norris, Jack Adams, Ray euman, Burham Casterline. Owen ildreth Message ..................-Brooks m Rosenow ody in F............... Rubinstein ihn Booz- JCatchers Song............ Mozart .artha Merrifleld, Nadine Warner, ihese six students were Ügd- uated, from thýe North Shore Congegatlcrn I s r a e l Religious, achool high school department recently,' being the firat grad- uating class since the inception of the deýpartmnent three yearg ago., Commencement ceremonles were held at a special service of the Con greigation in the temple in RayPhto BemePhto Glencoe Sunday, May 14. Shirley Ray Carolyn Cassriel Invite VilIlage rs> to A ntiq ue Rockford côllege aiumnae in the<,- - Chicago area will sponisor the fifth even old spinet pianos, American annual Antiques exhibit and sale to glassware in ail its beauty and color» be held at the Woman's club inI EV- wiII add to the deiight of the anston from May 22-26, inclusive. vistor. Old prints, the ever fas- There will be thirty-six Atique cinating old jewlry, china, silver,. dealers and the entire Womnan's club pewter, copper, quilts, laces, rugs, will be used for this unusual show. and quaint sa.mplérs, lamps and ail Evrv dea il hng h en f 1 1,-- 1- 1__ 1 rom il u p v.3 of the Micdle West sale WIIIll fnd it easy and the E~ast The policy of the hours in the aisies i boardi of cirectors has always been cause once there it to keep the show as diversified as break away, so great possible. In accordance with thi s1 atiori of antiques. plan they have arranged for t h e The Antiques Exhil dealers to. bring witih them a com- given by the Chicago plete and varied selection of their lege Alumnae Wayç "anitiques." commite. r. n join those fromn the University of Washington on a cruise to Alaska- instead. nhe naval unit at'Northestern was on e' of the original six,,estab-, lished in 1926.' Enrolment is l imit- ed. Upon graduation the men are ,issued commissions as ýensign.s in the naval reserve. The nine North. Shore men are: Clifford G. Groh, 124 Fourth street. Robert D. MacMôr'ran, 1326 Central avenue, Frank F. Brûad, 436 Tenth, street,, Carl A. Hôtze, 749 Twelfth street, Richard Wernecke, 1236 Greg-., ory, avenue, Nels.on B., Tharp, 1623 Washington. avenue,1 and Ross Por- ter, 1218 Forest avenue, ail of Wil- mnette; 'Willi-am Salisbury, 608 Earl- ston road, Kenilworth; and' Roger Cushman, 739 Greenla vne GieiIéoé2nl aene munors; BoaWernecke, Salisbury, and Cushman arc omores; and Hlotze is a frei Children ut ]TC.F Scliool Wiil Hold Tharp, esoph- ,shman. I or their own when the S-chool turns out,'for itsali- he exhibit and 'fuai Field Day. to browse fr At 9 o'clock a grand march acros.s and booths be- the playgrourid with flags and ban- i-S difficuit to ners waving and band playing wilI t is the fascin- set the tempo fô-r the day. Thc- . morning's program, which has been. bit and Sale 'sIplanned by the children, will i- Rockford Col- 'clude Sports and a number of -homec s and Means talent" acts. Prorninent among these weeK. grade. week.,