The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-11-07
TWO B. III. S. CLASSES
ELECT OFFICERS
Latin Club and Agricultural Club
Meetings in French Organ
ize Game Hour-Other Notes.

The sophomores and freshmen class |
meetings for the election of officers were
held "Wednesday morning at recess. InI
the sophomore class the following officers
We're elected: President, Phillip Wheeler;
vice president, Laura Hoadley: secretary
Marion Laughton; treasurer, Howard
Rice; assistant treasurer, Ethel Irish
The following officers were elected in the
freshman class; President, Eugene Moran;
vice president, Ruth Reed; secretary, Ray
mond Wells; treasurer, Howard Hebert;
assistant treasurer, Natalie Benson.
The Latin club held its third meeting
for the year Wednesday evening 1t took
the form OF Halloween party and the
room was prettily decorated with crepe
paper, cats, witches, etc. A short bust
| ness meeting was held and then the meet
ing was given over to the sophomore aedi-
| les. Several short accounts of some of the
| great deeds of Roman men were given and
two half-l4atin, half-English poems We're
read. Each member then wrote and read
4 fortune and afterwards Latin names
were given to the objects seen in pictures
around the room. Refreshments of lemon
| ade and cookies We're served The senior
Aedlles are making plans for the next
meeting, which comes in two weeks.
| The pupils of French Ia have organized
game hour to be held during free per
lod once III two weeks. French is to be
used entirely in playing of games. Some
times French songs will be sung and lat
er it is expected that simple plays vii
be acted The first hour of games was
held Wednesday and was in charge o
Eleanor Manley, Marjorie Pier and Mar!
Putnam.
The Brattleboro Free library has pre-
sented the school with copy of Histor,
of European Morals, by Tecky.
Postcards of Cannes, Nice and Mention
were shown to the French lila class Mon
day by Earl Falby, who visited these plaC
es year ago while on leave.
At opening exercises in the high schoc
yesterday, Frederic c. Adams spoke i
| behalf of the Red Cross membership cal
| vass. He told briefly of the great wor
| which the Red Cross has already accom-
/ plished in the past and outlined its pla
4 for the future. He told of the wor
\ which thousands of school children a
Il over the country have done for the Re
\ Cross and urged that everyone who eoul
h should join at once.
II A Spanish club was formed yesterda
II at recess, when the two Spanish class'
II met and chose a committee to draw l
II constitution The committee chose
II are Clyde Haskell, chairman and Edr
n Dawley of the second-year class and Hoy
II ard Richardson and Ruth Barker OF Il
III first year class.
H The second regular meeting of the Hi,
II School Agricultural club was held yeste
Ii day afternoon at 3 o'clock, in the hil
II school. Names of prominent potato gro
= ers were given by members OF the clu
= in order that pamphlets could be Sc
,. out, through the club. After the regul
l order of business interesting talk W
| given by Philip Wheeler, whose subje
l was The Points to Consider When Sho
/ ing Poultry Following this talk Pre-
/ dent Welcome spoke OH -Four of the Fu
/ damental Points in Successful Potato {
/ ture. The next speaker OF the afternot
] County Agent Frost, spoke on the comm
/ ton between the high school club and t
1 county Farm Bureau The last speak
| State Club Leader ingalls,, spoke IN
| possibilities of high school agrieultu
| clubs, 4 social hour followed the spe
l ing. Refreshments consisting of cld
and doughnuts were served by the dom
tic science department,