The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-01
GYMNASIUM EXHIBITION
CONTINUED from Page L.

somewhat different from the marching
work seen at other exhibitions. The
girls executed the difficult marches in per-
feet order, which brought prolonged APP
plause from the spectators. The girls
work on the horse also showed the result
of careful training. The girls who were
in Miss Moore's classes this winter and
who took part in the exhibition are ::
Blanche Barber. Helen Bement. Beatrice
Bennett. Helen Bushnell, Marjorie Bush
nell. Winifred Cain. Florence Cobb.
Elizabeth Cook. Mary Crosby. Ruth
Dugan, Ada Fetch, Evelyn Haskell
Esther Howe, Harriet Howe, Vivian
Hunter, Elberta Knight, Evelyn Miller.
Harriette Leonard, Mildred Mann, Mary
Crane. Esther Daniels Winifred Mead,
Margaret Morse. Mildred Novak, Ruth
Robbins, Marcella Rolin, Mary Rugg,
Alice Styles. Marjorie White, Leona Will
Hams Ruth Deffner, Ruth FiIion, Loretta
Prentice, Alice Haskell, Mary Allen.
Mary Amato Elizabeth Amidon, Helen
Austin, Madelyn Cain, Ruth Doyle, Mary
Eddy, Pauline Erickson, Helen Fitch,
Catherine Gallup, Elya Gallup, Elsie
Geiger, Alice Guiheen, Cecile Heustis,
Esther Johnson, Grace johnson, Eliza
beth Kennedy, Hazel Kent. Emily
lie Ray, Dorothy Madden, Evelyn Mann.
Anna Mclaughlin. Edith Nelson, Evelyn
Elizabeth Bennett, Eleanor Robbins,
Marsha Rose. Myra Stark. Bernice
Walker. Evelyn Winchester, Hazel Park
hurst Mabel HOlway, Margaret Nichols.
The next number was a wonderful ex-
hibition of parallel bar work by II high
school boys. The work started in the
simpler tricks of the game and gradually
worked up to spectacular feats at the end
of the demonstration. The backward
somerSaults, unusual dips and the grass
hopper walk brought enthusiastic re-
spouse from the spectators. Coach Stolte
always has some new surprise in store
on the parallel bar work. This work.
which is always one of the features of the
exhibition, seems to improve with every
passing year. The parallel bar team is
as follows: Eugene Moran. Fred Rob
bins, Lester Haywood. Edmund Manley.
Frank Miller, Harold Deyo, Raymond
Wells, John LawtOn, John Perkins.
Philip Wheeler, Victor Manley, Clessant
Roberts, Harold Wagner, Howard Plumb.
Following the bar work n large group
of high school pupils led by Helen Dial
rymple demonstrated the calisthenics
| exercises given three days week in the
high school, 1t was very well done. The
following high school pupils took part in
the demonstration A Adams. NJ,
Allen, II. Bushnell, Il. Bennent, NJ Cain,
Il. Colburn. +. Culver. T. Daniels, II.
1tNS u IL ACdiAJ Aiplt' L. E4Ss LeSlpia \.
Felch. \. Fitzgerald. w Hertzberg. r.
Harlow. A. Haskell, l.. Hadlock. F. Har-
| wood, f. Haywood. d. Hebb, II. Howe,
+. Howe, Z. Knight. r. knowlton. NJ.
Laughton. II. Murrah, T. Miller. p.
Massey. NJ. Moore. w. Mead, w More
ton, ID. Martin, \. Martin. V Manley.
d. AIanley. NJ. Novack. Il. Nichols. Il.
Nelson, Evelyn Nichols. w. Olson. J.
Park, L. Pike, NJ. RoIin. r. Reed. f.
sherman, II. Smith, W. Slavery. !. Stew
art. &. Timer, r. Winchester Z.
Wheeler
Then came the horse work by the girls.
followed by the Indian club swinging by
the seventh and eighth grade boys This
was done in perfect time and was enc of
the prettiest parts of the program. The
| following boys took part in the Indian
club swinging: NJ. Davenport. Rush
| Hardy, Lynn Hoadley. Roland Mack
Bradley Sargent, Donald Pike. Carl Fred
| erickson, Lyman Baker. Lewis Thomas