The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-29
WAITSFIELD
High School Notes.

Those receiving the University OF
Vermont 81 clarsl ir certificates grad,i.
alton night were Alice Bisbee and Mar.
7hsll Caylcij
Another imrp tant event u rral,,s-
tiou night was emitted frl.u i1.t
weeks news. Just before the iira'
musical numre. pas given, the iu.i'r
class presented Il the schoo' pc
ture, "Sir Calahad,' to be placed in he
principals oftcs
The following students in tho L;sb
school had perfect attendance throush
out the year: Edmund Boyce, Cor
don Fory, Clyde Tucker and Berniee
Kingsbury The list OF those having
perfect attendance for the spring term
is so large that it cannot be given.
The intermediate room had an excep-
tional record of attendance during the
last term, having only two tardy
marks. The following people were
present every day: Helen Mann, Doris
Folsom, Violet Bernsth, Yvonne Mori
arty, Clayton Griffith, Helen Boyce.
Clyde kingsbury, Dwight Palmer, Dali
ton Mclaughlin, Everett Palmer, John
Henry Downer, Milton Spooner and
Otis Wallis.
The honor list for June cannot be
printed as il is not complete One of
the teachers, in passing in the term
marks, neglected to give separate
list for June
There was meeting of both the old
and the new members of the Riverside
80 a. h., la Il.
night. The final issue of the school
paper will be a double number, which
will sell tor twenty five cents and
which will contain the class day parts
in full as well as many other interest
ing features. As the supply is some
what limited, those not regular sub
scribers who wish TO be sure of the pa
per should order in advance from Mel
win Livingston or Floyd Somerville.
The pictures which Mr.. HIGHLAND of
Waterbury took OF the school rooms
and of the various classes are very
good. The smaller pictures cost thir.
ty-fve cents and the larger fifty, I'M
mounted. Maude SCmerville is taking
orders for these pictures.
The work on the junior annual is
progressing. The book win probably |
be ready before school opens in the |
fall.
Several weeks ago, Il viii be remem-
bered, the senior class from the Wa /
terbury high school asked to present /
the play, 20 Susannsh," in Waitsheld. |
Waitsfield welcomed the visitors with |
a full house and a receptive spirit and /
tried to extend &c them every cour.
tesy. The principal Of the Waterbury
school seenlsd pleased with the recep- /
ton given his students and asked that |
the Waitsfielh plays might in return /
be given in Waterbury. Last Friday
night the senior class here accepted the /
invitation and attempted TO present its
program in the opera house. Even be- I
fore the curtain went mp. it was evi-
dent that there was strong antsgonism
IN the house and ~ the plays began,
ID became clear that a concerted effort
wss being made TO interfere with the
performance. II not actually to break
IL up. AZ various times during the
evening the disturbance was 50 great
that il was practically impossible for
those in the audience who wished 70
listen, 10 follow the PLAYS at all The
actors vent through their parts with
considerable self-oon;rol but they were
q course. unable 70 play with real
spirit and feeling and the performance
y hich il Wsitsfeld had been such q de-
rided success became In Waterbury an
slnost complete failure. Waitsfeid il
n ioss TO understand this discourtssvl
as the leaders in tie disturb
,-os saeus1 % b. some q tie verv
yannr men from tie school. who While
rix1rr tier plays kere, were - cour-
is.usiv receired While resenting The
oeoarrtnos, il oznzot believe tAzt q