Putnam patriot., 1922-06-23

| Become, Skilled Electrician ? s. T want to show you my new ? radio set. Anne. Do you know who D set 1t up? You never can guess. Mar
 tha Chilcott. She is a skilled lady elec. . trician. now"
 s A. "we-ell. should think that ? would be rather risky for her. She ? was always so easily shocked , s. "I hear someone speaking Why it's Louis Johnson, the enthusiastic stump politician, making a campaign speech"
 A. Louis could hold his own in an argument"
 s. Listen. A reeitation-poem. 2 entitled The Home Run. by Patrick 2 Bonlon."
 A. Well. Paddy combined his two best qualities in this epic-basebal and poetry"
 s. I hear someone singing-1u the Sweet Long Ago. Why. it's Ka. : trina Thayer."
 A. "Oh. yesl heard that she was
 an athletic opera singer and Sidney . Hayward is her managcr-He was very good at managing athletics" . s. "The Big League returns Green and Gold Six won. To. Game
 won by Rip Nelson, Che home run
 king !"
 A. "Who could have thought it? a How do you like your new set?" ! s. "I like it very much. Last night l heard a lecture by Ruth Me. | Coy on 'Vitamines.' She has been ap-
 pointed dietitan at the Roosevelt Hos pital."
 X. 'I wish had known of Martha | when l had mine set up. Have you
 heard St. onge give his shorthand les sons over the radio? They're a
 scream"
 $. Nc. l haven't l wonder fl he
 is still asking What have We got in
 shorthand today?'f A. That sounds like him He used
 to say that at school SO much" s. "I meant to tell you. Dorothy
 Bowen can't come to the alumni ban- auet tonight. She is to speak at political meeting. She is The first wo-
 man speaker of the House 7f Repre-
 sentatives.'
 A. "Our Dot wa> always clever. Mildred Maloney is busy writing songs especially hymns thims).a =
 $. You might know Who else is there2 Who sat in the second seat.
 first TOW. in Miss keith'= room2 He had a part on class day. Why it's John"
 <. and :. "McGaulcY" 4. "He is manaeeI of the Childs restaurant in New York, you know. $. He is? And Ted Brousseau is | sexton in church His duty is ta
 keep people quiet during singing" A. Impossible l hear some of our 1922 elassmates are in town for the alumni banquet tonight" A. and s. Let's hunt them up.' Miss Morse Gives Ivy Grafton
 Another enjoyable number on the class day program. given Wednesday
 afternoon. was the Ivy Grafton. giv= en by Miss Ruth Morse The oration
 was as follows;
 within these walls our minds have grown. have reached to a fuller stat. ure than ever before. and We love all that is associated with the maturing of our best selves. A year ago today as We were as- sembled here. we little realized the significance of the planting of the ivy, but today as wc have come here to bid farewell to our teachers, our class mates. and 10 the pleasant association of eur school days, the plantia- af this ivy mean far more to us. "Thc past year has been. for most of lis. l feel. very pleasant one. tiG cd with hard work and responsibili. ties The senior year should be one
 of preparedness, and this year has by
 mo mems been an exception to the
 rule.
 I've. as class and as individual
 are about to 70 forth to dc our life'z
 work Some of Us perhaps may have
 the good fortune Co continue our
 school career. but most of us are on
 the thresholdof life.
 Education inc Cry of the Day
 "The time s now at hand when
 weil=edurated. well-trained men and
 women are iH greater demand than
 ever before. n years gone by the ua-
 educated have found employment
 without any difficulty and have re-
 ceived large tlaries But as a result
 of the World War and the rap.d in-
 crease in immigration, it is evideni
 that the educated man and woman ts
 needed to io fHe work which employs
 deep thinking and a large vision. to-
 eether with al original mind As
 time goes on, the uneducated will have
 difficulty in finding positions because
 of the competition of the iron man
 and of cheap labor.
 "It is. therefore. evident that the
 future prosperity of the world rests
 upon the educated man and woman
 of today, those who are dependable
 and who have good sound judgments
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