The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-02
GYMNASIUM EXHIBIT.
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part in the lesson were: EVELYN Hamil-
celia Rolin. Helen bushnell, Beatrice
| Bennett. Beatrice Bishop. Winifred
Cain, Susan Curry. Ruth Deffner,
blanche DUDE. Ruth Dugan, Mary Far
rinston, Ada Felch. Ruth Filion. ALA
Fitzgerald, Margaret Danyew. Elizabeth
| Grady, Evelyn Haskell. Catherine Kirk
wood, Hazel Miller. Elizabeth Nichols,
Alice OBrien. Josephine O'ConnOr. Der
nice Pike, Dorothy Piper. Christine Me
GaTrigle, Gladys Porter, Loretta Prem
ticc Katherine Sullivan, Beatrice Viii
llamS. Leone Williams. Esther Howe,
Evelyn Mann.
The twisting wand driI. which was
carried out by the fifth and sixth grade
boys, was remarkably we'll done. Ey-
cryonc Of the lads had his eve on his
leader and went through with the for
ward. backward and side movements
with unusual precision. The bove in the
drill were: i. Bishop, Fred Whitney,
Victor Morse. Morris Davenport, Wal
ter White, Paul Jones, Lawrence Shaw,
John Beach. Francis Gabrec. Walter
Emerson. Solomon Scott. Carlton Strong
Walter Bennett, Lester Billings. Regi-
maid DAY
Ten high school boys then gave won
d"rfu) exhibition of parallel bar work
of all descriptions. including the grass
| hopper walk, which il considered one of
the hardest. Each stunt. which was a
| little more difficult than the one preced-
ing. drew hearty applause from the on
| lockers. The bar work was done by
! Fred Robbins, Lester HeywoOd George
| Marley. Philip Wheeler. Ernest Wells
| Eugene Moran. Harold Dcyo. John Law
| ton. Walter Robbins. Raymond Wells.
Then came marching by - high school
| girls, and only those who have attempted
such work can fully appreciate the diff
| hculty of keeping the lines straight,
making the wings and at the same time
| keeping in step. The girls did remark
| ably well. Ia addition to some of the
girls in the daily lesson those taking
part in the march were: Helen BemeHt,
| Gladys Brown, Frances Burton. Helen
lDalrymple. Dorothy Edwards, Catherine
Gallup. Bernicc t,obie. Astrid Hertzberg,
| Harriet Leonard. Dorothy Rice Elya
| Robbins, Ruth Robbins. Luelia Smith.
| Ruth Stockwell, Gertrude Smons. Caro-
| lyn Warren, Ruth knowlton, Mildred
| Wilbur.
Number five on the program was In
| dian club swinging by 2G boys from the
| seventh and eighth grades. This was in
teresting as always and held the close
| attention of the audience. The boys who
showed their dextelity in this work
were: Edward Plumb, Harold Wagner
/ Frank Miller. Charles Williamson, Vie
tor Aianlcy, IuciuS Graves. John Stew
art, Francis Haywood, Howard Cooper,
Morris Bragg. Donald Wood, Lee Sax
/
Donald Madden. Bryan Leach, FLOYD
Messenger. Daniel Sullivan, Percy Par
sons. Lyman Baker, Carl Fredericton,
Franklin Sears. Kenneth Iongucil, Ed
ward bushnell. Bradford Sargent and
, | Lewis Thomas.
The horse work was next in order and
: there was not a duh moment while the
80 or more boys were performing their
; stunts in jumping the horse from the
Il spring board. There was hardly mo,
ment from the time the event opened
n until il closed that the enthusiastic an
:, plausa did not ring through the hall
r Grade boys who participated in the wau(
c dril and the Indian club swinging alS'
o did the horse work
n Two dances. May Day galop and &
&c Dutch couple dance, were cleverly
| stepped out by % girls of the advanced
r high school class This was followed b,
IeI a dumb-bell drill by % high school boys
Il Although the dumb-bell has been in use
d like the Indian club, a long time, tn,
h precision with which the gymnasium
j. classes carry out the various feature
ID of the drill always holds the attention
' af the audience. and the work of the boy
IS last night was no exception. The fol
le lowing boys were i'm the dumb-bell drill
Lester Haywood. philip Wheeler. Franci
= Moran. +. Wells. William Hevwood
Harold Dcyo. George Marley, Waite
Robbins. John Iawton, Raymond Well.
John Perkins. George Daley. Gordo
Umer. John VandcrvCcr Robert Pill
ings, II. Rabbit, c. TCnney. w. BeT
nett. H. Anderson, II. Smith Howar
nv Lane. button and Winchester.
al The last tvcnt on the program befor
4 the basketball game, was a dance. 10.
\ castle which was executed by 81 aC
4 vanrcd class high school girls.
XII The hearty appreciation of the wor
! of the pupils was shown by the appaus
I Of the audience after each event.