In it there are at the present time
24 Seniors, that being the entire
class, 20 Juniors. 47 Sophomores. 4&
Freshmen and 22 from the eight grade
and 8 teachers, a total of 170.
There will be regular basket-ball
practice on Tuesday and Thursday af
ternoons. About fifteen men have re
ported and the prospects promise a
strong team this year. To be eligi
ble for the team, a player must pass
in at least three-fourths of his stud
ies. Any boy who smokes or who is
under school discipline will not be
allowed to represent the school on a
team.
James Maher has been elected cap
tain and Ransom Gascoigne manager
of a proposed track team. Practice
will commence immediately with two
or three mile cross-country runs.
Each class has elected three of its
members to serve on a School Coun
cil which will represent the student
body and which will meet with the
faculty to discuss matters of general
school Interest. The members from
the Senior class are Gilbert Perry,
James Maher, and Elizabeth Corn
well; from the Junior class Arthur
Blackmore, William Fuller, and Min
nie Gannon; from the Sophomore
class, Malcolm Willey, Everett Davis,
and Gladys Gagne; and from the
Freshmen class Earl Hughes, William
Rafferty, and Edna Drucker. Each
class is represented bv its president,
an athlete, and a member at large.
The books in the library are being
arranged and catalogued by some of
the girls of the commercial depart
ment.
