Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-05-26
High school Notes.

The catalogues OF the w. r. G.. S. for
1891 -92 are just out and present very
neat and attractive exterior The contents
consist Of the enrolment OF the pupils a
the High School, together with graduates,
teachers, general hints and remarks and
the course Of study pursued from the Pri-
mary grade to the II. 5.
The graduating exercises OF the class Of
1892 will be held at Dubois and Gays hall
Friday evening, June 3. The tickets will
not be issued till May 2S. Come early and
avoid the rush.
The class day exercises viii be held in
the High School auditorium Thursday
eve, june 2.
Last Monday evening the final lyceum
OF the term was held, with a fairly good
attendance. The two lyceums previous to
this were adjourned out Of difference to
the evangelical services, but ss this was to
be the last lyceum OF the year IL was tho't
best to hold IL. This concludes a series OF
most interesting and instructive lyceums
which we hope may prove to be OF lasting
benefit to all concerned.
The lyceums OF the spring term OF 1892,
contrary to the usual rule, 1ave proved to
be as successful, il not more 50, than those
of any previous term. During the term
there has been an exceptionally good at
tendance and an increasing and encour-
aging interest manifested in the work in
hand. The total membership now is 81
and is steadily increasing.
Prof. Corse OF the q. V. NJ. at Burling
ton was in school last week. He is the re-
cruiting agent OF that excellent institu
ton and interviewed several OF the Senior
class. He certainly presents very bright
and alluring aspect 10 that best OF YER
mont's educational institutions.
According to advice sent from head
quarters the Edmunds Club, Lyceum
League of America. No. 47S, will bold its
first annual lyceum on June II. The ar
rangements are not completed but there IS
some prospect OF a banquet.
Thursday evening, May 10, the Junior
class Of the West Randolph High School
received the members OF the Senior class,
at the parlors Of the Red Lion Inn. At
about 5 O'Clock the Seniors arrived in
BODY with Mr.. and Mrs. Whitehill at the
head and were welcomed With few words
from Homer Ladd, the President OF the
Junior class. The parl0r was taste!ully
decorated with many fragrant flowers
Music, also, added very much TO the pleas
ure OF the evening. Refreshments fof our
bodies having been served, our minds
were also refreshed, with bright and wit
" sayings, and useful advice. Loren
Nosher acted as POSTMASTER. Webster
responded to a toast, .-Our Seniors" Mar
tin. saOur Lyceum,' Mr.. Whitehill, The
Necessity of an Education," Miss Chase,
A solo. Bean. ssOur Baseball Miss Bom-
bard. q algebra. - Lombard and Allen, Au-
SIC. Banjo and Piano, Miss Smith, g A Look
Forward and Back ward, Z Miss Hayward.
tThe Teachers Miss Crandall, n. ,.
ouartette.r Mrs Peters, First Exper-
iences.r Hutchinson, @Our Juniors,
Chatfeld. Song. The responses to all the
toasts were greatly enjoyed. Al the sug-
o,stion 81 NJ. Whitehiil all then arose
and sang aAuld Lang Syne.n Then the
Seniors bade their numerous hosts and
hostesses goodnight, extending many
thanks for the pleasant evening" ana ex-
pressing the wish that the senior year 81
io3 would be pleasantly passed.