The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-04-20
LAYTON CHOSEN
MANAGER OF DIAL
Organization of Dial Board for Mex,
Year Effected-Basketball and
Baseball Captains Elected.

At meeting at recess this forenoon
elections were held for the positions of ;
| business manager and assistants OF theI
Dial, with the result that Henry Lawton
is manager and Edward Shea is one oil
/ the assistant managers. For the other as !
slstant manager the vote for Frank Shum |
way and William Morton was tie, and |
| another election will be held
In preparation for the May issue of
! the Dial, the editorial boaro, for nextl
year has been organized as follows:
fredericksburg Irish, Julia Smonds |
| literary board Elizabeth Crane. Ella SEQ.
| veil, Helen WoOdworth; school notes.
Evelyn Metcalf, Marion Laughton, How
ard Rice; grinds-Helen PaImelee, ,Juliat
simonds, Laura Hoadley; athletics-Lind-
! ley Hartwell; exchanges Mary Butterfeld, !
Harry Harlow; misunderstanding Stock
well, Philip Wheeler A number of the |
| juniors are to work in departments new
| to them for the sake of gaining more
| varied experience and a broader knowl- |
| edge of the school magazine. This method |
| OF interchange has not been tried out inI
the Dial policy before, but there is every
| indication of its adding interest and zest
| to the work Of another year, to its height |
| ening the already close cooperation be- |
tween departments, and to its increasing
| the value OF editorial responsibility forI
every member of the board. In every
case the wishes of the individual editors
were considered, and in all probability the
| sophomores newly elected to the board
will have as much choice after year of
interested effort for the Dial.
| a very pleasant meeting of the years
Dial board and next years Dial board
was held in the domestic science room
Thursday afternoon. Reports of this years
work and suggestions for next years Dial
were made by the members of the present
board. Mr.. Warren and Miss Ranney
hadseveral suggestions to offer, also, and
i it is hoped that next years Dial will
prove even mere interesting than this
years. After the meeting refreshments
Of icecream and cake were served The
! II members of the retiring board presented
Miss Ranney II roses to express their APP
lpreciation of her untring work for the
! Dial.
4 The business managers final account
,,Eof the high school play is published here
with. OF the total receipts, which were
1888 .03, S7532 "a was received from the sale
of tickets and Sl3479 from the sale of
candy and peanuts The expenditures,
which totaled s236.2l, were as follows:
: Royalty tax, $50; Auditorium, lighting,
etc, $40: properties and trucking, s2l-
70; costumes, s4799; supper for cast, 1901;
music, sd; advertising and programs,
: S28.75; refunded tickets. $50; flowers,
$50 A balance Of S65l.S2 remains, Of
which $392.S0 is to be used for the fnan-
. - E.. II. % ~
the improvement Of the school library and
: school equipment. the difference. being
!. due to the fact that the proceeds Of the
!, sale Of CONNECTIONS were gwen wholly to
: : the Dial, not divided as We're the rHfteeds
: of the play itself.
i. The final financial account Of the has
kethall season will be of interest to the
. local basketball fans The debit account
: shows the receipts from games to be, 1927
n y; money borrowed from Student Acti
: vities society. s75; receipts from dance
: S23.25; guarantee, slS; total, 1897 The
credit account shows the following ex
+ penses: Expense on trips, Sl7S.25; officials
= and guarantees, S9S5 war tax, S24. 20
4 entertainment, Sl465; amount returned
. to Student Activities society, s27.74; total
s34397
Of
t Recently there has been added to tn,
Y school library The Girl and The job BY
II Helen Christine Hoerle and Florence B
it Saltzberg. It's purpose is shown in it
dedication: To the girls of America, wit
10 the hope that it may aid them in findin.
=. themselves their life work and happiness
70 this book is fondly dedicated" 1t anal
| = of &c
u first the vocational gift OF the girl: sec
~ ond, the possibilities and demands of di
Il ferent kinds of work. and third, the ad
iustment of the girl to the work chosen
ne The school library has been enriched
. too, by the purchase of All Shakespeare
"A Tales, a volume including Tales fror
- Shakespeare by Charles and Mary Lam
-. and Tales from Shakespeare by Winsto
ar. Stokes. 1t is beautifully illustrated b
=. Miss l.. Kirk.
it,
The opening exercises yesterday NOR
IS. ing were made enjoyable by Edna Phi
if MANS reciting of the humorous poem
err A Post Impression, by Alfred Moves. an
on Ruth Howes sympathetic giving of Con
us mencement, by Sarah Winters Kellog,
ed Announcement was made that. as man
of the seniors will be taking colleg
,el board examinations June 81, the prudeI
he tial comittee has decided to change tn
er. date of commencement day from June
70 June Is and class day from June
to June II. At present it does nc
= seem probable that the date of tn
alumni meeting will be changed. Fin;
examinations probably will come on Il
preceding Friday, Monday, and Tuesday
Tonight Miss Tucker of the high scho
faculty will preside at the combined NEE
ing of the citizenship classes of the w,
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