The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-03-22
CAST ANNOUNCED
FOR SCHOOL PLAY
Lunchroom to Be Opened in High
School Building-Dial Editorial :
Board for 1920 Elected.

Mr.. Warren, Miss Wallis, Miss Lyon
and Miss Osgood, judges of the tryouts
for the high school play, Nathan Hale,
have announced the following cast of char
acters: Nathan Hale, Roy Switzer; Guy
Fitzroy, Ernest Gibson; Colonel Knowl-
ton, Clayton Piggot; Ebenezer Leba-
non, Richard Rogers; Captain Adams,
Forrest Harmon; Lieutenant Hull, Al
len Davis; Tom Adams, Ernest Wells;
Cunningham, Arthur Barrett; Mistress
knowlton, Beatrice Scovill. Two persons
were chosen for each of the following
parts and further tryouts will be held:
Alice Adams, Dorothy Hubbard, Rather
inc Denning; The Widow, LEILA Barber,
Katherine Denning; Angelica Knowlton,
Katherine Denning, Julia Simonds.
The interclass basketball games resulted
in a tie for first place between the senior,
Junior, and Sophomore classes, each team
| winning and losing two games. The
Freshman class won one game and lost
three. Tuesday afternoon the teams met
| to decide the championship of the school
| The Seniors defeated the Freshmen by
| score of % to 7; the Sophomores de
feated the Juniors, 10 to 49, The two
victorious teams then met, the Sopho
mores triumphing over the Seniors by a
score OF to 6, thus gaining the champion
| ship.
Mr.. Warren made an announcement Of
great interest to the school at opening
exercises yesterday. Beginning with the
spring term, there will be regular schoo
lunchroom on the third floor of the high
school building in the domestic science
laboratory, in charge of Mrs. katherine
Utley. Sandwiches, and sometimes co
Goa or soup, will be sold during recess
also lunch will be served at the end o
school for the benefit OF those living on
of town This plan is sure to be received
with great favor by the school.
"Wednesday morning the Senior anc
Sophomore classes held meetings 1t wa
voted that the two classes hold a mas
querade party later in the year. Commit
tees were chosen from each class to selec
an open date and to attend to other al
engagements. From the senior class, Don
othy Schwenk, Eleanor Clay, Lawrenc
Barker and Ernest Gibson; from tn
sophomore class, Doris Gibson, Doroth
Pratt, Leighton Noyes and Ernest Wells
Roy Switzer, baseball manager, spok
| to the school at the opening exercise
Thursday morning He appealed 10 tn
school to support the baseball team as tn
football and basketball teams have bee
supported 1t is hoped that good bass
ball schedule can be arranged Baseba
| L. =. =. g..
the reopening of school. \ paper wa
placed on Mr.. Warrens desk for III
names of all desiring to work for tn
1919 team.
Some time ago the freshman class Wit
: Miss Tucker, Miss WaIbridge. and n
Warren were conducted through the co
} ton mill by Mr.. Morrill,. \ prize W;
offered to the boy or girl writing the be
composition describing what was see
4 This prize has been awarded to Beula
Cotton, Philip Wheeler receiving homo
able mention The article viii be pu
| lished in the Dial.
; Thursday morning the school voted f
!. the l0l9-l920 Dial board This result,
= in the election of the following: Editc
= in-chief, Francis Austin, 20; assistal
: editor, Florence Adams 20; busine
manager, Justin Moran 30; assista
business manager, Henry Lawton "2l. A
= ditional members. Arthur Woodworth'2
- Thyra Morrill, 20. Perry Maynard :
= Helen Miller 20, Richard Aplin 20, FL
: abeth Crane 81. Olga Seovill 81. Julia
> monds 81. Lindley Hartwell 81, Evel.
" Metcalf '2l, and Helen Parmelee 81.