The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-14
ROLL OF HONOR
FOR WINTER TERM
List Read in High School Wireless
Club Secures Government License
New Dial Department.

row any article the borrower make il a
personal responsibility TO return the ar
ticle 10 its owner
Sterryoye, the enthusiastic cheer lead
er, gave an interesting talk on school
spirit He spoke of the good spirit that
backed the football team of the season
and expressed the hope that the same
spirit, but a little stronger, would back
the basketball team this winter.
Mr.. Warren read as the honor roll, that
is, the list Of pupils who have attained
an average of so per cent in every study
during the fall term, the following
names:
Seniors Florence G. Adams. Ruth NJ.
Barker Alice X. Bullock, Florenc" +. Bull
lock, Elizabeth T. Davis, Ruth f. Howe,
Charlotte K. Robbins, Clara Thurber,
Marian r. Welcome, Richard d. Aplin,
Francis NJ Austin, Perry G.. Maynard. and
post gradustel Evelyn l.. Fisher; jun
iors- Elizabeth VI. Crane. Evelyn X. Met
calf, Julia " Simonds, Leone s. Turner,
Lindley $. Hartwell, James G. Irish; soph-
IGNORES Mary A. Buttcrfed, Mary C..
Grady, Marion r. Laughton, Helen A.
Woodwork, Ruth Darling Evelyn Aus
tin, Frank SUBWAY; freshmen-Natha-
lie l. Benson, Dorothy W. Edwards, Flea
nor L. Manley, Helen NJ. Putnam, Ruth
J. Reed, Elizabeth c. Schwcnk, Pauline
Shaw, Cheney II. Williams.
The boys are collecting old papers and
magazines to swell their fund for the
saw. If anyone has any old magazines
or papers that he wishes TO give to this
cause, he should telephone to Mr.. Holmes
at the school. He will see that they are
collected promptly.
The circular saw and bench, which the
boys are striving so hard to earn. will be
Of great benefit to the boys themselves.
and to the school. The circular saw will
be able to cut out more elaborate piece
of work than could be produced by hand.
The manufacture OF medicine cabinets,
magazine stands, book racks, taborets,
and electric lamps, which will come under
the wears work, will be greatly facili-
tated by the saws work. The boys start
next week to produce 60 sleds for their
own use. The high school shop is train
ing boys a. woodworkers, and even if
they do not follow this career they viii
have good understanding OF the work
ing conditions IN a shop. The boys from
all the classes have spent much time in
enlarging the present shop and making
-"pairs around the school, thus saving
The district good deal of expense.
Though the basketball team has not
as yet been as successful as was the
football team, better days are coming
Brattleboro Will show winning streak
that viii not again be lost sight of. Last
Friday night the team made a decidedly
better showing than at Turner's Falls
deserving much credit for rapid passing
and team work better player thar
Austin would be hard to find Next Fri
day night the team win play in Athol
As Athol has been defeated by Arms
Brattleboro with the experience of thu
last game looks for a victory
At the first home game, the cheer
ing section made a fair showing, bu
sometimes in its interest in the game il
forgot to cheer. The cheerers helpc,
materially in winning more than on
game in football Why not in basket
ball?
The sol homores Of the Latin club hav
elected the following aediles: Heller
Woodwork, Marion Laughton, Phili
Wheeler, and Frank SUBWAY They viii
have charge of the entertainment at tn
meeting TO be held Jan. II, at 80. Tn
aediles arc working hard to give all tn
Latin classes a worthwhile meeting an
good time.
The next meeting of the Wireless clu
will be held Thursday evening at I.3l
For the sending Of wireless messages
government license is required lnteres
in the wireless clubs has been heightene
by the schools good fortune in receivin
such license 10 send wireless messa@e'
The call for this station is | Y. T. Ih
Brattleboro high school is the first schoC
in this state TO receiv, such licens
since the signing of the armistice.
AIidyear examinations thi, year vi
begin the afternoon of Jan 20 and wi
continue through the week. schedul
was posted on the bulletin board today
AT the end Of the second period 0
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,
lOminutc period of calsthenics will
given in all high school rooms, under I'll
leadership of pupils whom Mr. Stolte ha
prepared by normal class. These sci
ting up exercises were held for the fir,
time yesterday morning. The change {
air and the active participation are bel
efcial and enjoyable to all.
AT recent Dial board meeting it v;
agreed that all material for the ne'
issue should be ready for the editor il
chief on Feb. .. Miss Ranney then rea
the following extract from letter tia
she had received from Miss Harriet
Rsllion, formerly a teacher in Is. Fl. S
The paper seems very good to me in a
departments. B. II. S. is certainly vic
awake If the Dial serves no other pu
pose, it certainly ought to inspire loyalt
among those alumni that read it.
am ready to root for B. FL. S. at an
time" The Dial board aims 20 make Il
next issue the best yet published. The
voted TO introduce new feature, Que
ton Box. in which questions of any nj
ture, humorous or serious, ~ I've 4
swered. To represent the Junior ella
in the school notes depart ment, Jam
Irish was unanimously elected to Il
board. A further canvass for subscri
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