The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-07
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Recently the following persons have
been appointed as the Students Activities
society nominating committee: Carroll
Cobb. Kenneth Morse Martha Howe and
| Olga Scovell.
The schedule of the baseball season will
| be completed by the two games to be
| PLAYED this week. On Wednesday there
will be game here with Arms academy.
On Saturday the team will play at Tur-
ners, Falls.
In spite of the fact The Dial board
picnic last Wednesday was postponed
affair everyone had a splendid time. The
picnickers left for SpOford lake about 4
| O'Clock. When they arrived. they found
| the entertainment committee already there
with several stunts planned The first
was a treasure hunt. \ box of candy
had been hidden in the woods and after
an exciting chase it was discovered and
! the contents deyoured, After this rid
dies were guessed and everyone drew slips
/ of paper on which were written what the
various members of The Dial board would
= be doing in 1881. Some very startling
/ discoveries were made. Then came the
supper, which was the best part Of the
picnic. 1t consisted of sandwiches, fruit
salad, olives soft drinks. ice-cream. cake,
and salted peanuts. Fortunately a load
of Il. III. $. ball players stopped on their
way home from keene and helped eat the
| ice-cream and sandwiches. After supper
! two or three of the party seemed to enjoy
wading in the lake tshoes and stockings
| included. The party arrived at home
| about $50. everyone considering the pic
mic distinct success. As one senior
! said, IF anyone failed to have a good
: time it was his own fault"
| Under the direction of Mr.. Holmes.
! Lawrence Day and Pearson Richardson
| recently completed two very attractive
| Dial boxes. Next fall they will be placed
| in conspicuous places in the corridor that
everyone may contribute jokes and news
hot" Next years Dial board already
has decided upon its aim, not only to
keep up the high standard and financial
success of The Dial, but to have everyone
in school a contributor from month to
month.
| At recent meeting in Boston Miss Os-
good was made one of the vice presidents
of the New England Federation of Mod
ern Languages.
Recently. on the steps of the high
school building a picture Of the girls
gymnasium classes was taken.
The class i'm stenography " is taking
up an especially interesting and practical
course in office training under the direC-
ton of Mr.. Parker. The first feature of
, the course has been applying in person
for position under ordinary business cir
cumstanceS. The pupils take the parts
/ of employer, Stenographer and applicant.
The object of this course is to acquaint
the pupils with ordinary business routine
The work is not only enjoyable to the
class but it will be very beneficial to
them in their future work
| The Business Practice club held
meeting Wednesday evening in room T.
| Robert G. Clark of the Vermont National
| bank spoke interestingly on the functions
| of bank in connection with savings. Sc
curlty, and loaning money. He extended
an invitation to the members of the club
to visit the bank A rising vote of thanks
was given Mr. Clark After the business
part of the meeting refreshments were
served and games were played.
On Thursday afternoon, through the
kindness of Mr.. Clark, the members of
the Business Practice club visited the
bank. Mr.. Clark showed them the vaults
for deposits and the books and machines
used in the bookkeeping work of the bank.
| The members of the club certainly en-
joycd and profited by this trip and wish
to thank Mr.. Clark.
The financial report from the school
Operctta and cantata is as follows Ex-
penSes-Auditorium SOS printing $372
instruction $50. orchestra and orchestra
ton S52.32, soloists S5I.JJ. labor SIS. ~.
Brooks House charge S225. costumes
S2S.03. music $3644. war tax S44GI,
rent 1915. flowers S7.7J. Receipts from
sale Of tickets S45S.60. Thus a balance
of $ll.13 remains in the treasury.
The examination cor credit of outside
music" will be conducted by Alexander
Lamb of Laconia, y. H., Friday and Sat
urday of this week in the Sth grade
| room. The appointments tor these exam
nations have been posted outside of room
| 9, and in the lower corridor. The price of
examination will be ~. Two and a half
credits will be given to all pupils who
pass with satisfactory standing. All
monthly music cards must be in by FRI
| day of this week.
| In room there is a very interesting
collection of pictures, illustrating lines
| from The Lady of the Lake.
| Although the girls gymnasium classes