Wells River High School - Chatterbox Yearbook (Wells River, VT)

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The daily program for the Time 9.00- 9.40 9.40- 10.20 10.20-10.35 10.35-11.15 11.15-11.55. 11.55-. 1.00 1.00- 1.40 1.40- 2.15 2.15- 2.50 2.50- 3.25 3.25- 4.00 Mr. French Math. II Am. Hist. Eng. VI Physics Physics Eng. His. Eng. V SCHOOL NOTES Junior—Senior High School this year is as follows Miss Doody Miss Garvin Miss Foster Alg. IV Math. I Gen. Science Assembly and Intermission Alg. Ill French V Home Ec. Geometry Latin III Home Ec. Noon Latin IV His. Geog. Eng. Ill French IV His. Geog. Cur. His. Latin V VI Rev. Math. French III Eng. I Eng. Ill Anc. His. Eng. II

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THE CHATTERBOX 23 every Monday. Girls wear aprons every Monday. 2. Every Friday the Sophomore class and .the teachers must be provided with a good apple at morning recess. 3. Salute all upper classmen and teachers. 4. Wear no jewelry. 5. Learn all school songs and cheers, and give them when called upon officially. 6. All Freshmen walk on the west side of Main St. 7. In the morning enter through the primary en- trance. Rules to Last Through the Year 8. Boys must put up and take in the flag and vol- ley ball net. 9. Freshmen girls must dust in the main room every morning. 10. Your name is Frosh; answer to it. These rules do not apply Saturdays or Sundays. The Student Government Board elected nine stu- dents for a police force. Kenneth Morrison acts as chief of police. Those under him are Ethel Symes. Mary Graham, Mildred Heartz, Beulah Grant, Merrill joliffe, Frank Roberts, Robert Learned and Dorothy Cameron. It is the duty of the police to see that there is no unnec- cessary commotion in the main room or in the classes. Also to take charge of the main room while the teacher is out. At the end of the day all arrests are reported to the chief of police, who reports to Mr. F'rench. Every month the state sends out victrola records to the Junior, Senior High Schools. So far we have receiv- ed two boxes with twelve records each, which we have enioyed very much. An explanation of each record is enclosed in book form, furnishing us material for the study of Musical Appreciation.

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THE CHATTERBOX It is the custom of the graduating class at com- mencement time to leave to the school something in the form of a memorial. The class of 1922 considered it a fitting time, at the first Lyceum, to present the picture, “The End of Day,” in memory of Marion K. Farquhar- son, a much loved and honored classmate. ALUMNI OF WELLS RIVER HIGH SCHOOL Executive Committee Ruth Randall, Wendall Clark, Hattie Munsell (Mrs. H. M. Worthen) Menominee, Mich. Officers President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer Charles Lamphere Amy Duren Kathleen Gochey Murray Wilbur Members Class of 1892 Herbert Cox San Francisco, Calif. Alice Demning ( Mrs. John Peach) Cora Brock (Mrs. M. E. Daniels) Ellen Carbee (Mrs. C. R. F’anders) Florence Carbee (Mrs. J. H. Craige) Lottie Munsell Wells River, Yt. Lyndonville. Vt. Landaff, N. H Keene, N. H. Highgate, Vt Class of 1894 Elsie Allison (Mrs. C. H. Morse) Rossele, N. J Fred Bailey George Brock Myra Butler Earl Mulliken Washington, D. C. Somerville, Mass. Woodsville, N. H. Woodsville, N. H.