The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-04
WAITSFIELD
High School Notes.

High School Notes.
| The senior class has engaged Rev
| Mr.. Price Of Rutland as graduation
speaker.
The following students gave morning
talks last week: Doing Ones Duty
Mabel Corliss; "A Talk on Nothing"
Mildred Newton; Returning Bor-
rowed Property" Francese Seeley;
Grinding the Good in People, Carrie
Mobus.
The class day parts have been as
signed as follows: Valedictory, Alice
Bisbee; salutatory, Melvin Livingston;
class history, Charles Jones; class
prophecy, Marion Bisbee and Beulah
Moulton; dedication of class shrub.
Mabel Corliss; presentation of gift to
the school, Leah Bernathj presentation
of class gifts, Tia Allen and Llewellyn
Ferris; class poem, Shirley Corliss;
class ode, Colister Buzzell.
The seniors have chosen Paul Gotta
for marshal.
The following students are on the
excellent honor list for May: Floyd
Somerville, Edmund Boyce, George
Spencer and Alice Bisbee. Those doing
superior work are: Melvin Livingston,
Elmer Mehuron, Daniel Moriarty,
Francis Moulton, Mark Seaver, Cliff
ford Wallis, Doris Austin, Leah Ber-
nath, Norma Marshall, Ruth Mehnron,
Eugene Baird, Andrew Baird, Carlyle
Drew, Gurdon Fory, Henry Hosking,
Frank Joslin, Edna Prentis, Violet
Rovce. Maude Somerville, Margaret
Tabor, Vada Spooner and Marion
Strong. 1t is to be observed that con
Quotas well as scholarship has been
counted in preparing the lists.
Mrs. George Barbour Of Montpelier,
who did great deal last fall to help
put Waitsfeld on the map" was at
school Thursday with Miss Turner of
Boston. They were organizing junior
Red Cross societies in the schools. A
chapter was established here.
The return ball game with Roches
ter was played Saturday afternoon on
our home campus. We defeated Roches
ter II to Z. In the morning the gram
mar school boys defeated North Fays-
ton, score % TO Ia.
The track team has presented the
high school with two new victrola rec
ords.
The new record cards for the Office
have been received. Miss Irene Joslin
has been engaged to transfer the
marks of the students of past years
from the notebooks in which they have
been kept to these cards. The cards are
similar to those used in the Waterbury
high school
1t is expected that prize speaking |
will take place Friday evening, June |
TO- The judges viii be announced later
Mr. Abbott went Thursday to Yer
geunes to visit the manual training /
rlass in the high school. Doris Robin
son and Floyd Somerville, delegates
from the fourth-year class here, went
with him to visit the sophomore
classes there.
The following pre- Memorial day pro-
gram was carried out last week Friday
afternoons Song, America, the Beau
.iful," high school; recitation, Blue
md Gray" Elvin Graves; dialogue,
Little Patriots" primary room; song
Just Before the Battle, Mother" Paul
sota; recitation, Come Over the
Iills,' lie Roy Higley; Memorial Day
Song" primary and grammar rooms
THE New Memorial Day"
Henry Hazelton; dialogue, "Grandpa's
Memorial Day." grammar room; violin
olo, "Tenting Tonight" Howard
4ong; recitation, I'm Memoriam,
iary McAllister; Flag Song" Mar
ella Gotta and Marie Fory; recitation,
Why / Am an American" Mary Bet
is; recitation, II Am My Country's
boy" Stanley Boyce; violin solo, Go
umbia, Gem of the Ocean" Howard Is
,ong; recitation. "The Gettysburg Ad-
ress," Colister Buzzell; play, Civil
Var Days" grammar and primary
ooms OF the high school students !
larry Belts and Colister Buzzcll were
sked TO repeat their selections at the
o. o. +. hall Memorial day,
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