The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-01


| freshman boys gave as his reason for
II wanting the subject: People are always
II asking us questions which they think We
Il ought to know because we are in high
school, and biology helps us to answer
II these questions
The twice victorious 3. H. S. track
II team will leave for the annual state inter
H scholastic track. meet at Burlington
Il Thursday noon. "Dede' plans to take a
team of 10 or u men and to bring back
the three-year cup as Il permanent trophy.
II This splendid cup has been won by Il. ii.
H :. for two years in succession and be
comes its permanent property if won again
n this year. There is every possibility that
the boys will recover this week 50 as to-
be in condition to score another over
whelming defeat on Rutland, their closest
rival.
The +. H. s. baseball team. which was
defeated in Athol Memorial day by a
score of II to 0, brings back the report
that there was an enormous crowd in at
tendance for a high school baseball game.
| the AthOl ro0terS supporting their team
strongly. Burke. who has shown such
marvellous pitching ability this year. was
forced to stop playing in the fourth inning
/ because of illness. Today the team plays
Keene at keene and a good score isl
hoped for
Saturday b. II. s. plays Orange att
| BrattIeboro. The team hopes to have
good support and to give Orange, which
has very fast team. a stiff. well-contested
game, AZ it is expected that Burke will
! pitch the whole nine innings.
| Last week Tuesday the freshman and
| advanced gym classes played a fine game
of captain ball. The score was - to Is in !
favor of the advanced class, but the fresh /
men played particularly well. The
lineup Avas AZ follows = Advanced class |
Forwards. +. Hamilton, II. Dalrymple, !
Il. Gobic, II. Bement; guards, Il. Fletcher, |,
L. Smith, II. Leonard, II. Dalrymple |!
center. N. Rolin. Observation-Disclosures, (
| Il. Deffncr. II. Dugan, NJ. Danyew. T.. ,
| Haskell; guards, {. AIcGarrigle, Il. VIII,
| liams, \. Fetch. +. Mann; center, II. Def |
ner and f. Haskell.
| No one has vet reported TO Mr.. Warren
| or Mr. Stolte the finding of a travelling +
| bag containing track shoes and suit. This
| bag was lost by an out-Of-tOwn boy last
| Saturday somewhere between the corner
of Canal street and the fair ground en-
trance. The one who has found it is !
asked to report very soon.
Inc NOIh OF Ille girls gymnasium
classes for the year is finished. The fol |
lowing girls receive credit. those names
marked with an asteriSk - indicating
| especial credit for excellent attendance
and work: Helen Bement. Beatrice Ben
nett. *IIcIcn Bushnell. Marjorie Bush |
nell, Wiuifred Cain. Susan Curry, Helen
| DaIrymple *AIargaret Danyew. *Ruth |
Deffner. Blanche DUDE. Ruth Dugan,
Mary harrington, Ala Fitzgerald, *Bcu
lab Fletcher, Margaret French, Catherine |
Gallup. Bernice Gobie. elizabeth Grady. |
| Ruth Hall. *Evelyn Hamilton. Mildred
Hardy. "Evelyn Haskell. Astrid Hertz |
berg. Harriet Howe, Catherine KirkwoOd, |
Ruth Knowlton. Harriet Leonard. Evelyn |
Mann, Hazel AHller,~C hristina McGar- |
rigle. Elizabeth Nichols, Alice O'Brien, |
Bernice Pike, Gladys Porter. Loretta |
Prentice. Dorothy Rice Elva Robbins. |
AIarcella Rolin. Gertrude SimonS, #Luella |
Smith, Ruth Stockwcll. Kathleen Sulli- |
van Mildred Wilbur "Beatrlce Williams
and Dorothy Wood. Evelyn Hamilton |
and Ruth Deffncr have received 100 per |
cent for their attendance and work.
On account of the rain last week |
Wednesday The Dial board picnic was
postponed until today. This picnic will
be held at Spofford Lake and it is hoped |
by the committee that it will be even
more enjoyable because of the unprevent- |
able pOstpOnement.
| Recently pictures of the high school or
| chestra and of the student council were |
| taken for the Year Book All material
for the Year Book was due today.
In the chapel IV-B class Thursday al
very interesting debate was given on the
proposition: Resolved, that the United
States should use its influence toward dis
| armament. The participants were Earl
Falby and Lawrence Day on the afirma
| tive side and Kenneth Morse and Edward
| Shea on the negative. The class appre
| ciatcd the work of these teams because the
boys volunteered for this debate after
| the required work i'm debates had been
| finished. The fact that money was use
| leSsly wasted by keeping up a large navy
when the other countries would diSarm
| If the United States did was emphasized
! by the affirmative side. The negative
side made its chief point that the coun
try must be prepared for the war with
Japan that is sure to come, and showed
THAT unpreparedneSs in the trouble with
Mexico a few years ago resulted to the
disadvantage of the United States. The
judges decided that the affirmative side
won by few points.
The president of the French club has
lappointed the following nominating COM
mittee Aluriel Barr. William Moreton
and Elizabeth Schwenk The elections
probably will take place this week.
The last meeting of the French club
probably viii be held this week in the
form of a picnic. Arrangements are be
ing made by the executive committee and
Helen Woodwork.
AssWeeting gef,r6bf tBdEinessT fTgFGFe
club was held FhursdaF evening - I1rfee
new members joined and the following Off
GERS were elected President. Raymond
4 WallS Viaa YaraSidauf Daulina Shaw Sac