The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-14

= Miss Baker very forcefully showed
why one should study Latin 1t is one
OF the basic languages Of modern Eng
! llsh. 1T Is college entrance Requirement
and an absolute necessity for those, tax
), ing up the sO-called professions
J After these talks pupils were given a.
| little time in which to fill ont the blanks
! which they took home that their par
! were returned yesterday.
The Student Activities society. elec
tions last Friday gave the following
! results: ). \. ), oficers-President
Philip Wheeler; vice president, Ruth
I Fredrickson; secretary, Helen Wood
WORTH treasurer, Raymond Wells: ex
ecutive committee, Dorothy Edwards
! lmogene Coombs, Ethel Irish, Eugene
Moran, Harry Harlow and Mildred
! Greenwood members of the STUDENT
council. Edwin Lindsey -, MIarionl
Laughton % Eugene Moran % Helen
/ Dalrymple %, Charles Crosby ~ andl
| borothea Eanderveer "a; track man
ager, Francis Harwood; assistant man
! ager, Leland Miller; assistant baseball
/ football manager, Howard Hebert: bas-
kethall manager, Howard Rice. No anil
tnouncement can. yet be made on assist
I ant basketball or baseball managers.
! The election of track and Baseball cap
| tains for next year will take place Mon
day, June 20, after school
| Yesterday the last regular recitations
were held in the high school. The sched-
! ule for the rest of the week is as fol-
! lows: Examinations, June l2-l6: rel
| hearsal for marshals, seniors. and ush
ers, Thursday, June I6, i p. M. Room
& s; no school, Friday, June Il; Juniorl
| Prom, Friday, June II, Lawton hall |
| Class day, Saturday, June Is: baccalau-
reate, Congregational church. Sunday,
June 10, at p. m; pupils return all
books Monday, June p; faculty meet
ing Monday June p, at 3 p. m: no
school, Tuesday, June %; faculty meet
ing, Tuesday, dune p, at s p. m.
The following students have been -ap-
pointed from the junior class to act as
ushers on Glass day, at the baccalau
ate service, and at graduation: Lyman
Adams, TruXton Britain, Lee Corbett |
Ilsmer Fits, Lawrence Gorborino. |
Harry Harlow, Francis Harwood, Ed |
. ward Haywood. Frank O'BTien. John
Frank Shumway, Lynn Thayer, Cedric |
Emerson.
The junior class held a meeting last
Tuesday for the purpose of electing dec |
Grating committees, To decorate for
ing We're. elected: Ethel IriFh, Mary
Butterfeld, Helen Woodwork. Philip
Wheeler. Lynn Thayer and Truxtont
Britain; for commencement. William
Moreton, Fred Robbins. Marion Laugh /
ton. Rhona Patterson and Dorothy Mil.
: Ter. Lyman Adams was given charge
: of the expenditures for the senior pro-
grams, the ivy and the engraving on
, the building. ~
The junior> are expecting large
9 crows to be present at the annual prom /
1H1.T.l 3 =
/ toe be the biggest social event of the |
wear The fact that il win be held in |
Lawton hall heightens anticipation.
, The committee plans TO have the hall
very prettlIY decorated with green and
white, the senior class colors To add |
To the flma several novelty dances have
been planned. SHOWS siXpieee orches
ira viii furnish music. The committee |
hopes that pupils will get tickets carly |
from the prom - committee.
Though y. II. S. lost the last baseball,
game of the season 10 Turner's Falls vet /
the team Is To be cou"ratHlated on the !
tine game il PLAYED Three double plays
were made. and in the last inning three
runs were rolled up, showing that the
fighting spirit of the team never tagged
throughout the game.
Last Thursday morning an assembly
was held at the close of recess at which
Doe Movies, the athletic coach of .
L. Y. NJ. presented the cu"s and medals /
won by the Brattleboro boys at Bur-
lington He spoke of the first track
Americans and the Indians i'm 1871, then
Indians winning all the sprnts but the
Americans winning the most ''scalps -.
TIE sketched briefly the history of Burr
lington track meets He commended
the splendid craftsmanship and cour-
esy which the Brattleboro boys showed
in the recent meet at Burlington. He
next presented the state and relay cups
Captain Henry Lawton accepting them
and in turn presenting them to the
school In presenting the medals. "Doc''
spoke some word OF congratulation to
each point winner
Tn connection with the competing of /
Miss fuckers economics class In the an
nual ESSAY writing contest under the
auspices of the National society of Co .
l"ui"l Dauotters. the following have
kindly consented to act as judges: Rev
james T. Rand, States Attorney Har-
old i. Whitney and Mrs. Howard Rice.
On Friday. the class treasurers made
a final accounting for the year l920-'2l.
The final renorts of Dial, baseball, track.
and s. A. s. were made Monday at re-
cess. f' g.
A picture of the track team was taken
at school last Fridfr< afternoon.
The Business Practice club held its
last business meeting for the year
Wednesday evening in the eighth grade
room. 1t was voted to have n picnic
the following Friday and a committee.
consisting of Miss Glazier, Pauline Har
low and John Mann, was chosen Post
master M. !. Moran spoke to the club.
giving some interesting facts about the
POSTAL service He left two books for
the use of the members in regard to
postal regulations. After Mr.. Moran s
instructive talk, refreshments were
served.
Friday afternoon at o'clock the
members of the Business Practice club