A prize has been offered to the stu
dent who writes the best school song.
Other prizes which have not yet fully
decided upon are to be offered later.
Monday the school was honored by
the visit of Miss Davis, of Webster.
Mass., a former teacher, and also by
the visit of Robert Torrey, a graduate
of the High School and who is a stu
dent at New Hampshire State College.
The teachers and students were
well represented at the reception giv
en by the Alumni in the Assembly
Hall. Friday evening. October 10. Mr.
Brnest Morse, in behalf of the Alumni,
presented to the school a beautiful
picture of the “Castle of St. Angelo.”
This gift was accepted for the school
by the Principal. Mr. Rackus, and ts
appreciated by all of the student-body.
It has been hung above the Btage of
the Assembly Hall where it makes a
fitting addition to the frieze given by
the Alumni two years ago.
The following school statistics may
he of interest. The number of pupils
who have expressed a desire to take
advantage of any extra work in Mu
sic: Vocal. Glee Club, Etc., 16; Instru
mental, 30. Total, 46.
Number of pupils who are interest
ed in Gymnasium work: Boys, 46;
Girls, 55. Total, 101.
Number of pupils who have ex
pressed a desire to do something in
dramatics: Boys. 36; Girls, 59. Total,
95.
Number of pupils who have express
ed a desire to do work in debating:
Boys, 24; Girls, 13. Total, 37.
