Putnam patriot., 1914-12-18
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

' noon on the Pomfret school gym floor The Putnam boys were outplayed and outclassed from the start, and never showed any real signs of fast basket ball. The playing of Flynn of Pom fret was feature. The summary:
 r. Il, S. POMFREr IuSter i Flynn If Puriuton l f Brownell | f Heath, Maynard Enos Davis rg Cabr Angell 2 kissnne lg
 Baskets from the fio0r for Pomfret, Flynn 1, Brownell I, Enos ,, Cao 1, kissane ,. For Putnam, Luster 1, Davis |
 Baskets from fouls, Pomfret, Flynn2. Putnam, Luster 2 Time, two l5 min. ute periods. Umpire, Brown. Timer, Packard.
 Putnam High defeated Tourtellotte High basket ball team, on the local gym floor last Friday night by a score Of 22-16.
 Following out their custom of last year the pupils of the German classes will have German Christmas tree on Tuesday of next week Before the tree the pupils are 10 give short program Of songs and Tecitations all in German. During the afternoon the pupils con verse only in German The program is Us follows:
 Singing All Classes KecitatiOnS Beginners Quartette
 Recilations by second and third year
 pupils
 Singing All classes Der Apfelsehuss William Tell
 Boys of second year class Songs All classes Die Grossmutter Miss Maetlens Christmas songs
 The Christmas Tree Games.
 The following is the record of basket ball shooting by the school team. At present Luster is leading with Davis a close second. This record does not in. clude the game played with alumni in which the High school boys defeated the graduate team by tremendous score.
 Luster 10, fouls !; Davis s, Angell g., Purinton 3, Heath ?, Shaw I, Maynard l, total 30. Opponents 8, fouls l2.
 About two weeks ago, the school de- batting club challenged the Killingly High to a debate. On Monday the Putnam Debating Club received Xiii lingiy's answer, which stated that on account of their interclass debates they could not debate the Putnam team. The loss of a debate with this school is regretted.
 Preparations are already under way for the sophomore-freshman de bate at the Putnam High. This is to take place early in January and the other intercIass contests for the .debating cup given last year by the D. A. k. will follow with m interval of about a month between each two.
 The school is making up calendar for 1915. It is to be done in blue and white, the school colors. The cover will have picture of the school, and the twelve pages will represent the fol- lowing organizations: Alumni Asso- eiation, faculty, four classes, school council, athletic association, debating club, editorial board, camera club, and music club. Each page will contain motto chosen by the group represented and appropriate to its interests. The calendars will sell for 20 cents each, and the money made will be given for the athletic association.
 Gould Beard, manager of the basket ball team, has completed his schedule as follows:
 December B, PomfretlSchool,P Pomfret January s, Woodstock Academy at Woodstock.
 January 20, open.
 January 22, xoridge High, Putnam. January 26th, Central Falls High al Central Falls, K. 1.
 January 30, Windham High at Will limantie.
 February 3, Woonsocket High al Putnam.
 February,l2, Girls team with Tour teIIotte High at North Grosyenordale
 February 18th, Central Falls at Put nam.
 February 24th, southbridge High al Putnam.
 March 3, Windham High, Putnam
 March 5th, Uxbridge High, U xoridge