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

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6 THE CHATTERBOX 50 yard clash for boys—1st Campbell of Groton; 2nd Hinman of Newbury ; 3rd McAllister of Groton. 50 yard dash for girls—1st Mains of Groton ; 2nd Grapes of South Ryegate; 3rd McLam of Groton. Running broad jump for boys over 80 lbs.—1st Brink of Groton; 2nd Pillsbury of Groton, 3rd Laturnau of Wells River. 100 yard dash—1st Brink of Groton; 2nd McNulty of Ryegate Corner; 3rd Hill of Boltonville. 75 yard dash for girls—1st Grapes of South Ryegate; 2nd Mains of Groton; 3rd Chamberlain of Ryegate Corner. Running broad jump for boys under 80 lbs.—1st Hinman of Newbury; 2nd Campbell of Groton; 3rd Carpenter of Groton. 440 yard run—1st Brink of Groton; 2nd Pillsbury of Groton; 3rd McNulty of Ryegate Corner. Running high jump—1st McNulty of Ryegate Corner; 2nd La- turnau of Wells River; 3rd Knighton of Wells River. 30 yard rope skip for girls—1st Grapes of South Ryegate; 2nd Bixby of Newbury; 3rd Roberts of Groton. Baseball throw—1st Knighton of Wells River; 2nd Brink of Groton; 3rd Pillsbury of Groton. Relay race—1st Groton team; 2nd Boltonville team. Having won the most points, Groton holds the cup until next year. The W. R. H. S. girls served lunch on the field and in the afternoon, our team played the Groton team here and lost the game through errors. Score 11 to 3 in Groton’s favor. May 9. Played Mclndoes here at Wells River. Our team was in fair condition and played hard, getting a good lead at the beginning and holding Mclndoes down until the last inning, when their team got four runs. Final score, 13-11 in our favor.

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THE CHATTERBOX 5 ExrhamiPS We have received many exchanges this year from dif- ferent schools in New England and from the West and South and have been glad to send the Chatterbox to nearby schools. We have accepted their criticisms kindly and hope that ours have have not been too severe. We acknowledge the following and hope that they will all appear in next year’s Exchange Column. The N. H. S., Newport, Vt. The N. H. S., Live Wire, Newbury, Vt. Danville Hi-W’ays, Danville, Vt. The Red and Black, Stevens High School, Claremont, N. H. The Spitfire, Mclndoes, Vt. The Spirit of Towle, Newport, N. H. The Echo, Lisbon, N. H. The Cycle, Woodsville, N. H. The Student, St. Johnsbury, Vt. The Reporter, Bradford, Vt. The Sentinel, Barre, Vt. The Spizerinktum. Russellville, Ky. The Tiger. Mercedes, Texas. The Ray, Salem, N. H. The Colt, Detroit, Mich. AtliU'tir lEfitlnr’a Starij May 1. New bats. Too much rain for regular practice. First game booked for Saturday. May 2. High School fellows turned out to put field in shape for track meet. May 3. We’re ahead of the game. There’s money in the cash box. May 4. The sixth, seventh and eighth grades of all the schools under Mr. Garvin’s supervision met at Randall’s Field for Track Meet. The events and winners are as follows:

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THE CHATTERBOX 7 May 10. Went to Groton. Pitcher in poor condition, but Groton at her best. Result decidedly not in our favor. The baseball schedule is: May 4 Groton at Wells River. May 9 Mclndoes at W’ells River. May 10 Groton at Groton. May 20 Thetford at Thetford. May 24 Mclndoes at Mclndoes.