Putnam patriot., 1921-02-18
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

There has been oniy one game for the team in the last week. That was with Thayer Academy, of Braintree, Mass, last Saturday night, when we took the bacon in the shape of 22-i6. The game was fast, and on but one or two occasions was Putnam's lead threatened. In the last few minutes of play, we caged the necessary goals to cinch the game, and though Thayer fought their hardest for victorious comeback, our fellows saved the day with some great defensive, as well as offensive, work The game was very clean as no personal fouls were called during the whole contest. Chase play ed q great game for Putnam, and Durand, captain, did some of his fine work on the defense. c. Allison and Capt. Macdonald starred for Thayer and Higgins did some fine guard work for the visitors.
 As it was necessary for the Thayer players to stay in town over night. various students offered to entertain one or two of the fellows at theie homes for the evening. Those who kept one or more of the players for the night were; Mr, and Mrs. W. L. Macdonald, Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Snow, Miss Catherine Thayer, Miss Wilhel- nina Frost, Teddy Brousseau. George Child, Chandler Morse and Sidney Hayward.
 A dinner was served to the visitors and their hosts at 6.30 Saturday eve ming at the school. After the game dancing was enjoyed in the auditori. um until 11.15, which was still decor ated from the Junior Prom.
 It is planned to meet our new friends in other fields of athletics, as this is the only city trip which is open to our teams.
 The lineup:
 PUTNAM THAYER A L. Ames, C, Wentworth R. Nelson, If ls, D. Allison Chase, If rg. Higgins R. Pierce. rg If. Macdonald tCauto J. Durand tCapt.), lg If, c. Allison
 Substitutions: Spencer for Pierce Mallin for c. Allison, Joslin for D Allison. Goals from floor. L. Ames Chase 8. Spencer, Durand, Wentworth 2, Macdonald 3. Goals from fouls, C. Allison G. Total score, Putnam 22 Thayer A. 16. Referee, Brown, Pom fret School. Time of game. ten minute quarters, 20 minutes between halves. 1 minute between quarters.
 Tonight the Rainbow Girls. musi- cal, come as the concluding event of the High School Lecture course. The series has been very successful chi year, and some fine talent has bee brought to Putnam through the effort of MT. Snow, in behalf of the lecture course This last number is going te be worth twice the price of admission and if you want entertainment anf music the doors of the school will be open at 7.15 this evening.
 Last Saturday. at the Thaver game our freshmen whitewashed the T. M H. s. freshmen with a 10-o win. The same evening the second team ran cir cles around team from the norti end. the final tally being 10-6. Three wins for us in the same night is goin@ some!
 The Juniors have taken down thei decorations and the old hall looks "jest like she used ter be-" We' hand it to the Juniors. though. We've got to admit that '22 is some class.
 Wednesday the last two periods were omitted and the school adjourn ed to the Assembly hall, where they listened to an address by Jesse Davis state inspector of High schools. Mir. Davis also gave addresses to parents and friends at 200 o'clock. and late to the teachers. He spoke to the school about the necessity of school training and it's benefits, proving to | ...&