Putnam patriot., 1917-11-16

Seniors
 qQ-iO0 Ada Bos worth Thomas Howsrth Eleanor Carpenter Robert Mcintyre
 S5-90 Inez Brewer Elizabeth Ransom PaulineGhapdelaine Howard Baker Lorena Gallant Dorothy Wright ElizabethHayward
 S0-S5 Edith Cutler stephen Ryan Elizabeth Donlon Estelle Stites Martha Edward Charles Maher Celia Kelley Helen Clemens Arthur Plessis
 Juniors
 90-l00 Ruth Bartlett Gladys Robbins Dorothy Horton
 s5-eo Anna Arnold Helen Carver Mary Carpenter Ernestine Davis Edith Gilson Elsie Gallant A ice Holmes Elsie Lewis Ralph Pierce Pauline PerreRult
 S0-S5 Walter Clemens Walter Gordon Dorcas Bartlett Evelyn Sites Anna Chiicott Lillian Maertens Clifford Gleason Laura Mann Hazel Converse Margaret Wright Irene Renshaw Hazel Storm Hazel Clifford
 Sophomores
 S5-90 Louis Rodinsky John Hogan Gladys Wright Wiloer Lown Walter Arnold Leosa Magnant stanton Ballard Beatrice Morton
 S0-S5 Iver Nelson Hazel Perry Florence Smith James Woodson Lillian Delisle Margaret Fraser Carrie Kempton Eleanor Murphy Thomas Haniey Edgar Shead Stuart Ptase Gladys Coveli ElizabethW heeloek Edith Geesen Thomas Dobson Peter Murphy Halford Letters
 Freshmen
 90-l00 Robert Arnold Gertrude Bantit Samuel Bantit Frank Stanley
 S5-90 Alfred Barber Clara Donaldson Jeannette Gilbert Helen Phillips Helen Thompson Erie Wallahder Olive Clapp Kathleen Donlon Sarah Harrison Helen Rowse James Torrey Raymond Pierce s0-s5 Gladys Andrews Francis Scott Vim. Brunelle Muriel Tattoon Beatrice Gardner Marie HanIey Norman Ash Lens kariala Margaret Farrell Helen TayIor Hazel Geeson Francis Murphy Helen Bashaw Leon Peloquin Albert Fsrrows Martina Hanley Margaret Geissler He, man Keech i Henry Brousseau Marian MeBrierty Gnice Fortney Waldo. Chase Marie Giraca 0mer Durand | Ernest Griggs Margaret Kelley Kathy leen Jack son George Meehan Lester Maynard Margaret Weekes The Freshman class has elected the following officers for the basket ball teams:
 Boys-Captain, Waldo Chase; man ager, Alfred Barber. Girls - Captain, Jeanette Gilbert manager, Wilhelmina Frost. Monday morning Gilbert Perry, .i graduate of the school, told of hi. army fife. He is a member of tho Coast Artillery at Fort Terry. He also told of the good work Of the Y. NJ. C A. After his speech Norman Kenpe' dy gave out pledges to large number of boys and girls. The Public Library has sent to the school number of books on the Senior and Freshman outside reading lists sc that they may be more accessible foi the pupils. The Seniors have recently finished outside reading on the short story, anu are now 10 begin on list of dramas read in connection with the the writing of narrative. The Fresh man list contains chiefly short nara. lives In prose and verse to be made the basis of oral theme work. .The Junior list is one of prose fiction, and the Sophomore miscellaneous list, con- taining several of the best war books such as Empey's "Over the Top" and others.
 The second lecture, "The Crystal Hills," will be given November g. Candidates for the basket ball team reported to the coach, Mr. Snow, this week, and were put through a number of hard scrimmages.
 The tennis tournament Is now being played.
 About S35 has been raised toward the amount required in order that the school may be recognized as Junior Red Cross Auxiliary. For this an equaling 25 cents per pupil must be raised, which means about s55. Ten dollars thas been given tow ard Christmas pack ages, snd the pu- pills made about a5 scrap books for the soldiers.