The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-20

very much appreciate gifts of these
pictures from Alumni members.
At meeting of the Student Ac
! tivities society this morning in the main
room it was voted that the chairman Of
| the society appoint committee of four
to have charge of the track meet cele-
bration Saturday night. II was voted
also to appropriate SO per cent of the
| amount in the treasury of the Junior
Red Cross for the National Red Cross
| fund; also to give $50 for the support
of an orphan. A vote of thanks was
extended to Austin Plumb for getting
back sum of money which the govern
ment had wrongly charged the society
as o war tax. 1t was voted to appro-
pirate a sum of money toward obtain
ing a cut of the officers of the society
| to put in the year book Justin Moran
and Vesta Proctor were appointed on
the cleanup committee, at large. One
member from each class also will be
appointed to serve on this committee
for one year.
Every track man realizes that the
team has reached the last lap of prac-
| tICt. lie LtIHeS ana distances Oh tHt
practice the last few days in the runs
sprints and jumps have been very en-
couraging The reports of the team ant
the other teams promise one of the fast
est meets ever held here A great dea
of work, too, has been done by Mr.
Stolte and the boys to put the track il
the best possible condition. In short
every effort has been made to beat st
: Johnsbury, Keene and Rutland, whc
are sure 20 send good teams. From TIL
: records of school meets, Rutland is ex
pected to be the closest competitor.
Tickets for the annual track NEE
: may now be bought from high sehoo
students.
Last year on account of war eondi
tions the Junior Prom was not held
This year the juniors are already great
ly interested in planning for JUNO
Prom.
Much regret is felt by the member
of the high school at the resignation
| of two of the teachers of the CONNER
eial department Miss Jessie Pratt, an
j. Miss Gladys Morrill,.
4 The following pictures have bee
4 taken for the year book: Senior elias
officers last Friday; individual picture
of seniors last Monday and TUESDAY
The Dial board is to be taken today
The pictures of athletic teams and 0
the officers and executive committee G
the Student Activities society also wi
appear in this number This Dial is sur
to be the most interesting ever pull
hshed.
III The results of the school play we1
read by Business Manager Howar
Richardson Monday morning at oper
ing exercises Amount taken in, $4l5
10; expenses, $17l 90; amount deposite
for Dial, $244.07.
The baseball team has scheduled or
more game, at Springfield. 1t is hope
that the games postponed because {
rain may be played here with Spring
field and Keene on some mid week dat
Miss Wellman Miss Walbridge an
Miss Holland attended the Joint COZ
ference of the Vermont Classical ass,
3 citation and the Vermont Modern La
guage association, held at Middlebur
college May Is and II. The conferenc
i opened Friday afternoon at . o 'cloc
\ with a joint session in the Old Chape
After an inspiring lecture on subiee
of common interest, complimentar
supper was served by the association
4 followed by post prandial exercises. Sa
3 urday morning departmental sessions
each association were held, and at Il
business session it was voted to hold
joint conference again next year. II
representatives of the University
4 Vermont extended cordial invitatic
: TO the association to hold the next Co
ference in Burlington. The session a
4 journed at noon Saturday.