The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-17
School Notes of Interest.

John russell mas loaned Oe3utlfui
tapestry which will be used for stage dec
orations Feb % and n.
\ book an japanese Art. the property of
Howard Rice. iS being used by the peo-
l,le who are making posters
Miss Monroe would like a costume f2rI
4 page. besides the other things mentioned
in the Wanted" note. Telephone 44o.
Wanted for The Mikado-Thrce bright
cDlored cushions. Japanese screen, feather
fan. small tabouret. anything that suggests
Japan .-..-.--.----.- ..-.....,....
school have been very generous in lend
ing kimonos and fans for use in The
NlikadO.
The mock trial which was held re
Gently. took place in Miss Moore's Eng
Ish class and not in Miss Manroc's, H.
stated in the school notes Of Tuesday.
All the teachers express the hope that
regular work will not suffer materially
an account of the great amount of interest
in and enthusiasm over the school play.
The following boys are eligible for the
game Ia lie played in Claremont, Feb. II:
II. Anderson. X. Babbitt w. Bennett,
H. Deyo. &. Clarity, r. Harlow. +. Me
G;trriglc F. Miller and II. Wagg.
The chemistry class is awaiting the
opportunity for studying the action OF
the fire extineuiShers. A. they find all
commercial chemical apparatus very inter
esting, they do not expect to be d!Sap-
pointed in this instance.
The value Of the teachcr-tr course
and the opportunities which Vermont
offers us tn take this course were pointed
out by Miss katherine Aagersen, state
supervisor Of the teacher-training course.
10 the girls of the senior class Thursday
morning.
Raymond Wells. manager of the boys
basketball team. has five more games
scheduled for this season They Will go
to Claremont Feb. II and Rutland Feb
-. Amherst will play here March II.
Greenfield March Is. and Springfield
(Et.l March -.
J The biology classes have found the les
sons of the past week even more than
usually interesting. as they have CON
cernpd the experiment and discoveries of
1 the great scientist. Louis Pasteur. Pas
tours Importance in the realm of science
is summarized wildly by this quotation
often heard He saved more lives than
Napoleon lost i'm all his wars"
The following girls have been chosen to
usher ut the school play: Chief usher,
Marcella Rolin; assistants. Mildred
Nayaci, Mabel Tombs. Winifred Meade.
Dorothy Hebb. Dorothy Edwards. Edith
Nash. BETSY Crosby, Mildred Greenwood.
I Mary Grady, Margaret Frost. Mildred
| Miller Mildred Stockwell. Agnes Borkow-
4 ,
Alice Boyden and Elizabeth Sheehan.
Five games have been scheduled for
| the girls basketball team. T0wnshend
viii play in BrattlebGro March IL. Two
! Brattleboro- Greenfield games will be
played March Is. as the girls team is
coming up with the boys team from
! Greenfield y game with the faculty has
been arranged for March "A \ game
with Townshend viii be played in Town
| shcnd April Z. A Boston team will come
to Brattleboro in March, but no date has
been decided upon.
! The captains of the teams to sell tick
cts for The Mikado have been chosen, and
n their districts assigned. Robert Simond>
has Western avenue; Nathalie Benson
the high school district; Dorothy Ed
wards. Canal, South Main and Pine
streets; Virgil Metcalf. Fort Drummer
Eleanor Nanley. Esteyville Robert Bill
lings, Main. Elliot and Flat streets Alton
Lydne West Brattleboro; Cheney vii
liams, Chesterfield. Putney, Dummerston
Williamsvile. HinSdale, GuilfOrd anC
West Dummerston.