Putnam patriot., 1921-04-22
AWARD LETTERS TO
 BASKETBALL MEN
Tourtellotte High Seniors Pre- pairing For Washington
 Trip
Junior Class Doing Detective Work
 School Activities

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 At the weekly assembly at T. Nj. H. $. letters were awarded to those stu dents who had played throughout both halves in three league games. Those winning the T. in this basket ball sea- son are John o'Brien, Capt. Harold Kenny, Walter Knight, Charles Baker, Harold McKenna and Putnam Liv- ingston.
 The Senior class of T. NJ. H. S. gave a fourth performance of Patty Makes Things Hum" in the Quine- baug Lyceum, Friday, April Is. Evi- dently every inhabitant of Quinebaug attended the play as the gate receipts were altogether satisfactory. The In- tervale Mills Co. gave the use of the hall and the ladies of Quinebaug con tributed ice cream and cake which were sold for the benefit of the class. The Novelty Six Orchestra made no charge for the excellent dance mu- sic
 The Seniors of T. NJ. H. s. feel very grateful to their many kind friends who are generously helping them on their way to Washington Several benefits have been given ir their behalf, among which were the following: Mrs. Bailey gave the use of her show windows for handker, chief sale. The Oscar Swanson Pos' presented the class with two-thirds oi the proceeds from a dance in the cot ton room. Frank Elliott of Thomp son Hill gave private dancing party the entire proceeds of which went t the Senior class treasury and a which the Thimble Club sold cake ant ice cream for the class. The Grang, g the use of the piano. In Eas Thompson the Kings Daughters vote' to present the class with the entire re ceipts from tickets ard refreshments The class joins in hearty "Thanl You"
 On Thursday afternoon, April IA second lecture with stereopticol views was given by Submaster Roy R Allen at T. M. H. s. The subject 0 this lecture was "Trees and Birds 0 Connecticut" The grade pupils iron Grosvenordale and North Grosvenor dale also attended the lecture.
 The members of the Junior class o T. M. H. S. declare that they hay solved the mystery about the Dea cons second wife, and they are ex ceedingly proud of their clever de tective work. At first they though ] the first wife was a ghost, but such not the case. The Juniors claim tha they will be able to give a most satis factory explanation of this myster, May 13 at T. M. H. S., and they wisl the public to keep that date, Frida kevening, May IS, free for whateve may ensue.
 The busy Juniors of T. M. H. s have managed to snatch little tim from their detective work to prepar for their Junior Promenade which to be held in Union hall Friday eve ming, April 22. There will be musi by the Novelty Six orchestra, dancin and refreshments. This will be tn most important social event of tn Junior year.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of tn Methodist church met last Wednes day afternoon with Mrs. Elwell F Kimball. A short business meetin was held, after which the member sewed and later refreshments wer served.
 Norman Tobey and Frank Tourtel lotte, freshmen at Worcester Tech spent the weekend in North Grosven ordale.
 Graduation plans are under way a T. M. H. S. Seven speakers hay been chosen from the Senior class which numbers nineteen. The sever are those who have held the highes rank in scholarship during tn fou years attendance up to April 1st Highest in merit Ruth Lindevall vii be valedictorian. Roma Sheldon, sec ond in rank, will be salutatorian. Ii order of rank the other five speaker will be Helen Mack, Mildred Bous ouet, Miriam Young, Sylvia Ryan an, Walter Knight. John O'Brien, clas president, will also have place on tn program.
 The members of the Woman's For eign Missionary Society last wee presented their retiring president Mrs. J. A. Wood, with handsome GU glass bud vase and candy jar.
 Miss Esther Grover spent the week end in Lexington, Mass.