New Trier Graduates Plan College Choices Across Nation
About 208 New Trier Township High School graduates, either in June or completing summer work, largely intend to enter higher education this fall. Nearly one third will attend Northwestern University, with the University of Illinois next in line, and others spread across the Midwest and East. The list names graduates and their chosen institutions including Northwestern, Illinois, Swarthmore, Yale, Harvard, Dartmouth, Wisconsin, Michigan, and more.
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North Shore
New Trier Township
Northwestern University
University of Illinois
Middle West
East
Tulane University
New Orleans
New Trier
Hartwig M. Adler
Donald J. Barker
Helen M. Barrett
Northwestern
Margaret Bennett
Simmons
Harry H. Berndtson
University of
Western
Caroline Groman
Rockford
George Hannah
Illinois
Katherine Hamilton
Doris Hanville
Mary Harris
Ervin Hintzpeter
Ilinois
Henry Hudson
Notre Dame
Virginia Ingram
Louise Jeffrey
Merton Jones
Richard Joy
Caroline Kimball
Alice King
Bernt John Kraft
William Levi
Norman Loomis
Hamilton College
Mary Lowell
Simmons of
Wisconsin
Mary Mack
Lasell Seminary
Josephine McRae
Connecticut
Helene Markens
David Marks
Edna Martin
Loren Massey
Cornell
Edmund McGibbon
Dartmouth
Laurence Meyering
Harrington Mitchell
Harvard
Jonathan Mitchell
Evert Nelson
Harold Nelson
Alberta Nystrom
Alice O'Connell
Irma Otten
James P. Parker
Cora Peaster
Theodore Peterson
Harry Porter
Robert Ramsay
Edward A. Ravenscroft
University of Michigan
James Reinhold
Walter Sanders
Edward J. Scheidenheim
Florence Scribner
Richard Spencer
Michigan
Gabriel Spiegel
Harriette Stilling
Bradford Academy
Elizabeth Statson
Helen Suits
Winfield Taylor
David Thayer
Martha Thomas
Virginia Thompson
Pine Manor
Wellesley
Lorraine Thoms
Alice Tiplady
Ruth Truska
Darrell Ware
Charles Welch
Edward Wheeler
John Widder
Iinois
Mary Wilhite
Margaret Wilson
National Park Seminary
James Wray
Gladys White
Dana Hall
Mary Louise Worthington
Bradford College
Marcillite Melind
World Shapes Belief and Certainty Amid AI Debate
Readers weigh how artificial intelligence influences thought and certainty in a shifting global landscape. Experts discuss cognitive impact, ethics, and trust as machines increasingly assist reasoning and decision making.
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The readable fragments describe a local event with several names and places. It notes a ceremony and a group involved, with actions and a timetable implied but not fully clear.
Dilks to Build $40,000 Residence in Kenilworth
Village of Kenilworth authorizes a building permit for L. C. Dilks to construct a home at 227 Sheridan Road with an estimated cost of 40 000 dollars. Dilks bought the plot from Walter O. Birk, president of the Birk Candy Company, removing most east Sheridan road land from the market. Wilmette A C faces Maplewood Tigers at municipal playgrounds diamond Sunday afternoon with game time set for 3 o'clock on August 10.
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Kenilworth
L. C. Dilks
Sheridan Road
Dilks
Walter O. Birk
Birk Candy Company
Wilmette A. C’s
Maplewood Tigers
Assembly Final Program Details Missing Bits
Fragmentary OCR reads indicate an assembly final program event near eight o clock. Readable parts mention Cham and a meeting called for an 8 o’clock time, but key details are unclear and names appear garbled.
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Wilmette, Ill
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A. B. van Deusen
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Evanston
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