Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16
PITTNAM

heir decision. On the honorable mention award the judges struck a snag, and two were given this honor-Miss Junice Harri- son and Miss Christina Murray. First and second places were awarded, respec- lively. to Miss Helen Thompson, who gave a fine narrative of a backwoodsman's ex- perence with the army in France, and to Miss Clara Keller, who told of an incident of colonial days. The prizes consisted of a gold and a silver medal for the two places Misses Thompson and Keller also took first and second honOrs in the contest held last year. A feature of the contest, was that all of the speakers were girls. Plans for the contest next year will be radically different and it will be arranged l so that four of the eight speakers will be boys. A first place will be given next season to a girl and boy
 The evenings program; The King of Boyville, White, Rhoda Gilpatric, 24; A 1 Christmas Present for Lady, Kelley, | Eunice Harrison, '22; piano solo, Lieber- i straum, Litz, Wilhelmina Frost, '21; The | Governors Last Levee, Kennedy, Clara Keller. '23; Claudius and Cynthia. | Thompson, Rita Kelley, A; violin solo, Ungarischer Tang, Bohm- Tonskizzen, Es- ther Rouse, '22; Lasca. Deprez Christina Murray '23; Rhyme of the Three Seal CTS Kipling, Helen Phillips, '21; Dream ing Alone in the Twilight, Moore, Boys Glee club; The Barrel Organ. Moves, Catherine Thayer, '22; The Wildcat, Ter hume, Helen Thompson, '21.
 At the request of the KillingIy school authorities there will be no intertown school spelling matches held this year as during the past two years. The school authorities in the neighboring town state that, with graduation near, and so many minor matters to attend to before that time they cannot possibly find time for a spelling match killingly in calling off | the match for this year should have been 1 sure to take into consideration the fact that though they have the high school cup secure, the grammar school trophy l is up here, and if they want it they will | have to come and get it. Their opinion may be. though that they have the high school cup they had better wait to get a good team before they try to take the grammar school cup, having in mind the bad trimming they had last year when they made this attempt and last seasons crack grammar school team is practically all in the high school.
 Rosario Lacroi1 was before Judge Geissler in the city court Saturday morn ing on two charges. He was picked up early Saturday by Police Sergeant Laird and at the time was raising the roof'
 and other things uo in Rhodesville. When he appeared in court the judge found him
 guilty on both counts and the fines and
 costs totalled s55.14, $20 of which was
 for being intoxicated, and after subtract
 ing s1o.14 costs, the remaining S25 was
 for breach of the peace.
 Anselm Mayotte post, American Legion,
 holds meeting this (Monday) evening in
 the Arcanum club rooms. This is the last
 meeting before Memorial day, and plans
 for the observance will be fully talked
 over and decided upon.
 The list of students having averages ot
 so or over at the high school for April and
 March is as follows
 First honor list (1oo-9o per cent.): Seniors-Olive Baker. Juniors-Sybells
 Gilman, Annie Hogan, Ruth Morse anc i Azarias St. Onge. Sophomores-Saral Barber, Bertha Child, Alice Clapp, Chan
 dler Morse, Florence Danforth, Rhea De , Cloudres and Elizabeth Rafferty. Fresh
 men-Helen Botham. Lucy Bove, IrVinj
 Emlott, Mildred Hattin, Edward Keefe = Genevieve Letters. James McBrierty ant
 James Mann.
 Sesond honor list (S9-S5 per cent) Seniors-Robert Arnold, Alfred Barbe
 Unice Boisoneau, Waldo Chase, Oly . Clapp, Wilhelmina Frost, Jeanette Gil
 
 , Juniors-Jerome Andrews, Dorothy Bow en, Martha Chicott, Blnora Fisher Kath
 crime Farrows, Leosa Gilman. Henry Jed ziniak, Ruth Mccoy. Margaret O'Neiil an
 Eleanor Spink. Sophomores-Blanch h Baker. Gladys Buell., Margaret Meehar d Mildred Perry, Carl Peterson, Elizabet l. Rich and Myrtice Warren. Freshmen r. Mae Botham. Francis Curran. Rut @ Chase Susie Chilkott Eleanor Holgersoi
 I.Tn A4ol ~ u IT Murphy. Franklin Perry Olivia Peterso s and Allen Thayer.
 1t Third honor roll (84-s0 per cent ) ,f Seniors-Albert Farrows. Helen Geesol , Katherine Jackson, Helen Phillips an il Anna Rosoff. Juniors-Dorothy Bon Is George Brousseau Arthur Proulx, Waite
 Wilcox and Esther Wilson. Sophomore .s Ina Aldrich, Herbert Clark. Agn, If Mathieu and Lillian Wineburg. Freshme oI Dorothy Ames, Edward Arnold, Charl 70 Carpenter Harry Davis. Virginia Elliot
 Rhoda Gilpatric. Rita Kelley Mary Sal If born. Mollie Smith Elsie Swanson ar .e Abraham Zaltas.
 At Putnam trade school enrolImeI . for the summer course in home making ;e well under way. It is felt that the cour I this summer will be very successful Tl % feature of the high school allowing ere i~
 taking the course forms a substantial a ,o traction and it would see that the cla n will soon be made up.
 " It is planned to have in connection wi .' the regular outlined home making cour -, two afternoons per week for short par U. time unit courses.
 "l The students of the drafting room al
 those taking drafting are engaged in V 'It rious jobs such as bevel gear designi $. and the designing, of woodruff key cutti oL tools plug gages. various kinds of can h- house plans electrical installation dra' SD ings, designs for motor windings etc It In the mechanical department six sr n- cial spur gears are being made for F,
 type of loom. The same student who ny making the gears made all the to, lst necessary in producing them. lo, Three textile sewing machines are I in ing built on the basis of a new design he number of students are working on
 necessary changes in the drawings in re- drafting room.
 he The jig for drilling out small hanm. a. which the grade boys are making is a lon being made by one of the students in ,n- machine department
 o6 A full set of working plug gages ; ay being ground and lapped. This will ma
 it possible for the boys to maintain vt ce. close standards of accuracy in the D are auction of machine parts
 feature of the woodworking depa n- ment the last week has been set of D me terms for cams which have just been co
 pleted, these patterns being made fir .nt drawings worked out in the draft
 room by the textile students These ' me be delivered to a local mill within a ar- days for use in getting out a special or =, of cloth
 ute Sc Eei peIltlE uepartnlent mas also . IoilFu 70 WlnUON screens one pFeSe