The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-03-24
SCHOOLS GIVE
EXHIBITION
GymnasiumW Ork Entertain
ed Large Audience in
the Armory
HIGH SCHOOL AND
GRADES TAKE PART
Reflected Thorough Instruction by Miss
Tyler and Mr.. Stolte-Concert and
Dance-List of Events and Those
Who Participated.

Iyler and N1r. Stolte-Concert and
Dance-List of Events and Those
Who Participated.
The Armorv was crowded to capacity
last evening by relatives and friends
of the grade and high school pupils
who entertained with an exhibition of
gymnastics by both boys and girls
The exhibitions were Under the direc-
tion of the instructors. Miss Faith Tv
Ter and Diedrich Stolte. The high
school orchestra gave a short concert
before the gymnastic program began
and played for some Of the exhibition
numbers. The various events were
thoroughly enjoyed ana vigorously an
plauded, and the work Of the partic-
ipants reflected the thoroughness with
which the physical instruction in the
schools is carried on
\ twisting wand drill by 30 bows of
the fifth and sixth grades was the firs1
| number on the program. The bows in
this were +. Moran, c. Gunzinger, NJ.
| Hill, \. Dugan, c. Daley, f. Rolin. c.
Jondro, \. Allen. f. Purington. F..
! Robbins, II. Lowe, F. Haywood. A..
/ Rice, II. Morrill,, d. Wilder. c. Cush-
ing, I. Boliger, F. Babb. R. Dono-
van and R. Lane.
Representative exercises by the
! girls Of the fifth and sixth grades in
| eluded, by the fifth grade, chicken
| wings, archery, tree swaving. hoistinv
sail, furling sail, anvil scooping sand.
steamboat, chopping wood, teamster S
warming and measuring, The partic-
pants were Margaret Morse, Mildred
! Greenwood, Luella Eggleston. GLADYS
Smith, Marion Harmon, Margaret
Frost, Helen Fitzgerald, Ellen Cud-
worth, Helen Chamberlain, Lilly John
son, Helen Manlev and Doris Eddy
The sixth grade girls illustrated such
exercises as swimming, locomotive
rocking the boat, rowing, windmill
driving stakes, jumping jack, balance
walk, arm stretching and relaxing
They We're Olga Scoven, KathIeer
Sereombe, Mildred Stoekwell. Doris
Gibson, Clara Mandigo, Margaret Nc
Keen, Linnea Kali, Ruth Frederick
son, Minnie Jondro. Elsie johnson an1
, Mary Coombs. Miss Leila Thompson
was accompanist for this number. :
relay race between the girls of the tw,
. grades, with Mary Baker of the sew
enth grade running with the sixtl
, grade to complete the number. consist
r ed of one girl running the length o
I the hall, returning and leading tn
: next girl. 1t was won by the sixtI
grade, captained by Elsie johnson
Doris Eddy was captain of the fit
grade team.
: A dumbbell and free arm exercis
q was given by group of high schoo
| IN
jerseys and white duck trousers. TIL
students were Harlow, Robbins, Wi
son, Ratte, Cain. Winchester, Mont
gomery, Bond. Chase. c. johnson
Doyle, c. Randall, Kirkwood, Bishol
d Plumb, Ninton, Stearns, Gallup, Pa
ker, Hamilton, Tate, Coombs and Al
ans.
e "A dumbbell drill, for which Mis-
II Thompson furnished music, was give
u by high school and ninth grade CIR
who were Gladys Holden, Mabel Ba
= com, Minnie Cooper, Malva Robert
- Charlena Thomas, Marion Ulmer, Rol
- Wright, Marion Richardson, Eleant
y Dowley. Hazel Chase, Della Newcom
20 Elsie Stark, Alice Long and Laul
" Derby of the high school and Beatri,
Scovell, Eleanor Clay, Dorothy HUI
bard, Dorothy Schwenk and Leila Ba
ber of the ninth grade. An India
club race by teams captained by De
s. othv Hubbard and Robv Wright W
won by the former. A club was set
each Of four spots with circle
front of each team at the starti1
line. The first runners of each tea
ae picked up the four clubs, one by o.
~ and placed them in the circle and t
:; next runner replaced them on t
~ spots, one by one. A fallen cl
On forced the contestant to return Al
~ reset it before proceeding The wi
he ming team was composed of Dorot
-eI Hubbard, Leila Barber, Eleanor Cla
od Dorothy Schwenk, Beatrice Scove
no Mabel Bascom, Eleanor Dowley. Hai
nf Chase and Alice Long Miss Wright
m team consisted of Minnie Coop
ne. Gladys Holden, Malva Roberts, CHI
20. lena Thomas, Marion Timer, Lau
Ill Derby, Della Newcomb, Elsie Sta
Ter and Roby Wright.
cd BOYS of the seventh, eighth a
ninth grades gave an exhibition of
| dian club swinging with Miss Harr
Arnold at the piano. The boys W,
R. Stockwell, T. Howard. l.. Bark
les w. Defiance, Z. Gibson, H. Plumb
Wells, Z. Lawton, L. Noyes, i. We
H. Lawton, Fl. Richardson, r. Street
All r. Micott, K. Morse. f. Harmon,
can Relden. A. Davis, p. MAYNARD
ifc Rogers, A. Greenwood and H. Sext
red A pretty wand drill was given
ON girls of the seventh and eighth grat
old Those of the eighth grade were Pc
Wright, Ruth Barker, Ethel Sext