The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-16
GOOD OUTLOOK
AT GODDARD
School Year Opens With an
Average Attendance
MANY FACULTY CHANGES
The Athletic Prospects Are Considered
Fine, Because Of Much Old Ma
terial and Coming Of Many
Good Athletes.

The new school year at Goddard semi
nary opens with normal attendance.
Pupils are still coming in, and when
everyone has arrived il is expected that
the registration win equal the average
Of $50, which has been maintained in
the past few years. Several members
Of last years faculty have not returned,
but their places have been filled in every
instance BY instructors who are well
qualified to carry on a high standard
of work.
Harvey Z. Averill Of this city, an
alumnus OF Goddard, a graduate in the
A. n. course at Tufts college, and a
former instructor in history at that In
stitution, win teach science and history.
Leonard Stacy, graduate of st. Law
renee university, Canton, n. Y, who
has until recently been engaged in the
Ogdensburg, \. y, high school, is well
equipped to act as instructor in mathe-
matics and the sciences. Miss Stella
Butterield OF jacksonville, a graduate
in the A. B. course at Tufts last June,
will have charge OF the French and Ger
man classes. Miss Bertha Bridges Of
Dryden, Me-, graduate Of the state
normal school at Pennington and for
merly an instructor in the Bryant &
Stratton business college in Boston, will
take charge Of the business department.
Miss Florence Shcrburne Of Hartland,
graduate Of Goddard, viii teach elocu-
tion and have charge Of the voice IN
stnlction.
This years registration includes stu
dents from Maine. New Jersey, Pennsyl-
yania, New Hampshire, Connecticut and
Massachusetts, Students from the fol
lowing schools have entered the senior
class, with the intention Of graduating:
Br0wnfseid (Me.l high school, Orleans
high school, Hardwiek academy, st.
Tohnebury academy, South Royaiton
hiQa school and Pittsfeld n. HI high
school When al Of the applicants have
arrived, it is expected that the enroll
ment win be divided into an equal num-
ber Of boys and girls.
The prospects for fast football team
at the seminary this year are extremely
bright. Thirteen members of last years
squad have returned to school, and sew
eral good men have entered from other
schools IN the state. Tinkham, Scott,
Craig and Chapple Of last years hack
field and Richardson. McLeay. McIver,
Carr, Turney, Lanou Copnolly, Titus
and Campbell Of the line viii be in evil
denee this year. The squad has been
augmented by the arrival of Sherburne
an Orleans high school fullback; Fiske,
a st. Johnsbury halfback; Wells, n Bel
lows Free academy guard Waddell, who
played end on the Kingston. PA. high
school eleven; Hewitt of South Royalton
high and Tupper of Whiteomb high
school, Bethel. both Of whom are famil-
lar with the game.
The players have already been out
on the gridiron for the past two nights,
and under the direction Of coach Stacy
some strenuous work has been done.
Little difficulty is expected IN mastering
the new rules, and as soon as the men
can be divided into squads the team
will get down to hard practice every
night Richardson, II, is captain Of this
years eleven Priest, also Of the senior
class II manager, and is completing the
seasons schedule. 1t is expected that
games will be played with st. Michael's
college, u. v. NJ. seconds, Norwich uni
versity seconds and different prepara
tory schools in this and surrounding
states.