Putnam patriot., 1917-02-23
TOurte|Iotte High School

Last Friday the Killingly basket score of 79 to IS. The lineup follows: Reddy If w. Johnson Elliott If Tobey Jette c Chilkott Reeves lg K. Johnson Horton rg Chandler
 Score, Killingly 79, Tourtellotte Is. Floor baskets, Reddy 13, Elliott II, Jette 8, Horton 8, Reeves 3, Chilkott 5, W. Johnson 2, Tooey l. Baskets on free tries, Chilkott 6, Reddy 8. Time, two 20 minute periods. Referees, Swaffield and Mercy. Timekeeper, Rich.
 Next Wednesday the Venetians will give an entertainment at the school. It is the last entertainment of the course.
 Tuesday afternoon the St. Joseph's school basket ball tenn came up be hill to try to give the Freshmen a good go. St Joseph's boys are coached by Henry Duval whose work with them Hll went 10 nothing after the first m.n- ute. If they had stuck to The cosch ing given them they would no douht have made the Freshmen hurry. The score al the end of the first half was 21 to 3 Between the halves Duval man. aged 10 pound some basket ball into them and the result was shown when the final score read 3l o7. Dobson, the Mechanicsvile lad, played a star game for the Freshmen. "See you" Touriellotte also played good.
 Everyone is very busy at the present time in the Domestic Science Depart ment. Anna Beoeau is making a crossoar muslin shirtwai aist, Carrie An derson, Olive Buell., Juilette Codierre, Agnes Corbett, Marie LindevaIl and Gertrude Russ are making middy blouses. Minnie Jones is em mbroider. ing white batiste waist, Edith Buell. and Gladys Munyan are making smocks for younger sisters and Est her Upham is making blouses for young CT brother.
 The second year cooking class are busy mastering the subject of pastry The first year cooking class are learn. ing to utilize left-overs by the prepara tion of ssalloped dishes.
 Frank Mercy, teacher of agriculture, was in Quadic Saturday starting farm CT projects for some pupils. He will also do the same in neig hboring towns. Joseph Baker lectured to the stu dents of agriculture on the subject of Berkshire Hogs last week.
 The manual training department is cooperating with the domestic science department tunder the lsupervision of the manual training teacher, MT. Mercy, by making boxes in which the cooking receipt cards are to be kept. One of the boys of the manual training department is making rack for the bulletin board.
 An entertainment was held at the school on Washington's birthday. The program was as follows:
 Singing, America, School Reading, Washington's farewell Address Reginald Chandler Singing, Soldiers of pc ace, and Water
 lilies Gertrude Russ, Rosalie
 Tourtellotte, Norman robey
 Reading, Washington, Chilkott Poem, Washington, Edith Buell. Singing, Freedom's flag, and The ship
 of state, School Resding, Washington as president,
 R Tourielloite Poem, Washington, Lowell
 Gladys Munysn Singing, Star spangled banner, School School closed for the holiday.
 M. 1 Young Of Worcester was at the school last Tuesday 10 reiale the par. ticulars Of the Washington trip to the senior class. The class will go 'on the Easter vacation and consists of Misses Gladys Munynn, Anna Beneau, Ediih Buell., Minnie iJones, Agnes Corbell and William Johnson, William Chil kott and Knut Johnson. Miss Edna of tio will accompany them as chaperon.