The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-03-29

wears football team. 1t was voted. how
ever. to appropriate $3.50 to buy perma-
nent equipment for the football team. Ii
is believed that an athletic fund for
equipment viii mean larger and better
working squad for football next year.
! On Thursday of last week there was
held the annual meeting of the newly
elected Dial board with the present board,
Each member of the old board spoke
briefly about the work of his department
during the last year, giving plans and
suggestions. Devices 10 arouse the inter-
est of all in The Dial were talked over.
Throughout the meeting great interest
and enthusiasm were shown. This years
board wished the new editors success and
thanked Miss Ranney and Mr. Warren
for their interest and help.
The college board examination will be
held this year from June 20 to % in
Bellows Falls and Mortified. All who
plan to take the examinations must send
their applications before May 80.
Report cards for the winter term We're
issued yesterday. They should be signed
and returned as soon as possible.
Coach StoIte says track practice has
started three weeks earlier than it did
last year and if the large number now
out keep up faithful practice they should
nave q SucceSSlul StdSuH
OF the interest in track 4 pupil has
written: The pupils look forward to
track as we'll as football. During a win
ter of hard study the student looks for
ward to the warm days when he will take
again his stride on the cinder track.
There are the interclasS meet, the invita-
tion meet, and, most important of all.
the Burlington meet to look forward to.
This season shows projects Of being one
of the greatest in the history of the school.
There is an unusual spirit among the fel-
lows to come out for track this year. To
add to this spirit the Burlington cup has
been won two wears in succession, and if
won this year it Will become our perma-
nent trophy. However. the school must
not expect to win this meet by simply
saying we are going to. No success can
be won unless one works hard for it.
Every boy in school who is interested in
track should do his best to make the
team. Those who are in school. with
every bit of school spirit in them, should
supplement the last two years of success
tby Il decisive victory
| Mr.. Warren recently received for the
school an invitation to send q track team
( to the third annual interscholastic track
meet to be held under the auspices of the
Middlebury College Athletic association
May 13 and II,
! Mr.. Warren also has received an an
nouncemeut urging those who are inter
e~ted to attend NIiddlcbury college later
to visit the college during the Junior
Week. to be observed al Middlebury May
E l2-15. The program for the week in
| Clude> intercollegiate baseball and tract,
/ contests. an interscholastic track meet,
musical entertainments. prize speaking.
the Junior play. and the junior prom.
/ The school has been glad to welcome
recently aS visitors at school Mr.. Lee.
who taught here last year. and the fol-
lowing graduates who are away this year
at college and are spending their vaca-
ton at home: Dorothy Hubbard of the
Connecticut College for Women: Arthur
No0dwGrth of Norwich university: Perry
Maynard of the Massachusetts Institute
Of Technology Arthur Welcome. Of the
New Hampshire State college: Carlton
Austin of StorrS Agricultural college :
and Leighton Noycs. II. of the Troy Con-
ference academy.
At the junior class meeting it was
voted to send flowers to Laura IIoadlcy.
LWho IL i'll.
\ meeting of the wireless club was held
Monday evening. Despite the rainy
weather many members were present 1t
was voted during the business meeting to
have Il talk on wireless telcgraDhy from
some member at each meeting and to
/ have the meetings oftener Attempts
made to call up Greenfield high school
with the wireless set were unsuccessful
! There was dancing in the hall until 10
o'clock.