The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-02
JUNIOR PROM TO
BE HELD SATURDAY
Seniors to Be Guests in Lawton Hall
Capt. Manning Presents Trophies ?
Examination Schedule.


Examination Schedule.
: The annual Junior Prom is to. be
held Saturday evening, June 5, at Law
ton hall. At this dance the seniors will
be guests of the juniors and all mem
hers of the school andS a1umn ii are scor-
daily invited to attend s. IT9heIs Juniors
are planning to give the seniors the
finest farewell party possible, i ekets
may be obtained from members Of the
Junior class or at the hall Saturday
evening.
| To take charge of. their class pic
mic, which probably will be held June
/ %, the. seniors have elected the fol-
flowing committee: Arthur Wood
worth, Charlotte Robbins, Thyra Nor
/ rill. Howard Richardson and Marion
/ Welcome
/ Under the direction of committee
consisting of Evelyn Metcalf, Jane
Il Daley. Howard Gilbert and Lawrence
Brooks, chosen by the class, the Amer
lean !. history class spent very de-
lightful evening yesterday. They went
to Camp Comfort on ''bacon bat
and built fire over which they cooked
!, bacon and frankforts. After cooking
the supper, they played games. Miss
Tucker of the high school faculty chap
eroned the party. {.
/ The opening exercises yesterday
morning had several interesting fea
! lures. Of highest interest was Cap
tain Manning's presentation to thu
school of the cups won at the stat
j meet at Burlington and at the invi
tation meet held at the Playground
last Saturday afternoon. The schoo
/ showed it's Just pride in the team o
!, 1920 by reasing cheers. AT the an
nouncement Of the home baseball gam
4 scheduled for this afternoon the base
! ball team was eheered as heartily. o
] special interest. too, was an artiel
4 read by Mr. Warren on What's Bes
j After High Schools which brought on
: very plainly the folly of leaping int
job without looking and choosing
and the folly of going into a "blin
: alley Job. 1t showed the world IS nee
of people who do not stop growing
and proved that ''the only career tina
j keeps one happy is the career tina
. keeps one growing" This was fol
4 lowed bv two letters showing oppor
a tunities for boys 70 work this sum
= mer and still to better themselves. Tn
s first. from the Atlantic corporation 0
a Portsmouth, N H., told of summe
3 positions in steel ship construction q
. once instructive, interesting, and re
4 munerative. The second from the stat
a secretary of the Y. NJ c. A. spoke O
= three opportunities for trustworth
s young men at Camp Abenaki this sun
mer. there being need of eornetis
= stenographer, and gardener especiall
8 For the use of seniors, Mr.. Warren hs
q lately obtained catalogues of varior
a schools of business, administration.
s There are but ak days more of re.
q ular school work Special effort shoul
a be made by every pupil, as these Wi
= be given largely to reviewing for Il
& final examinations The examinatic
y schedule is posted, including two p
8 RODS in the morning and one in Il
afternoon on Friday, Monday al
- Tuesday. and one on Saturday NOR
ling, between the dates June L and |
: For several years. two and one ha
! points credit has been given pupi
of the high school who have satisfa
/ torily completed a years study in V
cal or instrumental music and ha'
passed an examination. This yes
/ these examinations viii be given Fl
day aud Saturday, June IL and u,
Alexander Laprb of Tacoma, \. I
| years. During this week, the mus
teachers of .Brattleboro do not acee
| pay, but a fee OF one dollar is to
paid Mr.. Lamb by each pupil at t
time of the examination The sehe
ule for these examinations is poste
Conflicts must be reported tomorrI
morning.
The school recently has been p,
6ented an elaborate, original desi