The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-11
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Honor Roll Club
Faculty, play

At chapel exercises yesterday morning
PRINCIPAL Warren read the honor roll for
the fall term, which includes the names OF
all whose average for the terms work IS
80 per cent or more. The list Is as tol-
l3WS. Post graduate. Helen Miller; senior
girls. Gladys Ames, Fanny burton, hli l;to
beth Crane. Karlena Dunklee, Marguerite
Haus. Ethel Lawton. Evelyn Metcalt,
! Helen Parmelee, Elya Robbins, olga
Scoyell Julia SimOnds. Katherine Stock
we'll and LeOna Turner senior boys, Earl
| FaIby. Lindley Hartwell, James Irish and
Pierson Richardson; Junior girls, Evelyn
| Austin. Mary Butterfeld. Mary Grady,
Laura Hoadley. Marion Laughton, Doris
Winchester and Helen Woodwork junior
! boys. Osmer Fits, Francis HARDWOOD, VIII
Shumway and Philip Wheeler: sophie
more girls, Nathalie Benson. Alice Boy
den. Helen Dalrymple, Dorothy Edwards,
| Pauline Harlow. Evelyn Higley, Murlel
Kennedy. Eleanor Marley. Mary Poland
Helen Putnam. Ruth Reed Eleanor Rog-
/ ers. Elizabeth Schwenk and Grace
Thomas sophomore boys. Raymond Aus Aus
tin Howard Hebert and Cheney VII
/ liams freshman girls. Beatrice benneti
! Mary Carey. Margaret Danyew. Ruth
| fitzgerald, Ruth Hall, Mildred Hardy.
| Christina AIcGarriglP. Alice g. Brlen'
| GLADYS Porter and Madeline Weaver;
| freshman boys, Archie Adams, hoy Car
pcnter Allerton Cushman. Frederick
! Knight. John Miner. Daniel Risdon. John
i Russell and Holland Smith.
The meeting of the French club Jan. >
was in celebration of Twelfth night. The
president Elizabeth Crane. had charge
of the program and the vice president
] Philip Wheeler. of the business meeting.
! Twelfth night. or the twelfth night after
Christmas is regular holiday i'll France,
| 4 cake is made with bean or small
/ porcelain doll in it. At supper the cake
! i cut and one piece is given to each mem
Der of the family. but one piece. lie bon
! Dieu." always is left on the plate for the
/ poor The pieces of cake are eaten and
! the one who finds the bean is crowned king
OF the Twelfth night. He chooses a queen,
and the others must do as the king and
! queen order for the rest of the evening.
! \ short play showing this custom was
given by the following: lie Pere. Mary
! Baker: La Mere, Evelyn Metcaf Jeanne.
Elizabeth Crane: EdOuard, Helen Miller
/ Charles, Julia Simonds; Marthe, kath-
crime Stockwell lie Cure, Elva Robbins
/ Les Mendiants, Esther HOadley and Helen
Putnam 4 humorous scene. En- Wagon,
was given by the following: lie Conduc-
tcur. Philip Wheeler; Tn Monsieur,
! Howard Rice; Une Dame. Helen Wood
worth: La Ronne. Marion Laughton: tne
Belle. Alice Boyden. Afterwards French
songs We're sung and refreshments of
! cocoa and sandwiches were served by
Fanny Burton and Margaret Dunklee.
Last Friday. Mr.. Warren gave a we'll
attended reading from the comedy. Green
! Stockings which will be given by the
high school just before the February vaca-
ton. The play was thoroughly enjoyed
for its delightful comedy of situations and
lines The comedy calls for a cast of
seven boys and five girls. a number of the
parts giving opportunity for splendid
lcharacter work. On Thursday and Fri
day of this week tryoutS will be held IN
order that the cast may be chosen: OF
the faculty, the following have been chosen
To act as a committee for the play Miss
OSgood, Miss Piggott, Miss Holland, Mr..
Wilson, Mr.. Braman.
Fhe next number of The Dial will be
issued Feb -. Already through enthu-
siastic meetings of The Dial board and
committee meetings definite plans have
been made for interesting features in al
most every department. The ideal of The
Dial board is to have all students of the
school interested to contribute to The
Dial pages. Very interesting talks were
given in the freshman and sophomore
English classes Yesterday and today by
Helen Parmelee. Laura HOadley and
Howard Rice. to encourage their use of
The Dial box.
In connection with their study of The
Lady of the Lake. Evelyn Higley. Flor
fence Baldwin and a group of girls CON
Sjstng of Mary Putnam. Dorothy Rice.
Ruth Reed and Eleanor Rogers have
made attractive scrap books with pic
turts that illustrate we'll different scenes
and characters and lines of the poem.
The pictures have been 50 we'll chosen that
they suggest much of the beauty Of the
poem.
This week Friday the basketball team
will 60 to Turner's Falls for its first game.
This is sure to be an exciting game, as is
proved by Turner's Falls recently having
beaten Greenfield by score of II to II.
; These boys are out for places on the team
, under Captain Wells: s. Nixon. f. Mel
, son, w. Haywood. L. Haywood, +. Rob
= bins. G. Daley. f. Moran, l.. Dutton, D.
Mack.
Mr.. Stolte reports the largest attend
ance both in the high school and grade
gymnasium classes. Miss Pearson reports
a good start in the girls gymnasium work
also.
At the chapel exercises last Thursday