Putnam patriot., 1922-10-06
CLASSES ELECT NEW
 OFFICERS FOR YEAR
High School Pupils Hear About Physical Training Required
 By Law

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 By Law
 The two middle classes al Putnam High school have elected the following class officers for this year. fh5 sopho- mores: Stanley Amidon, president Geraldine Frost, vice president Ger trude Marion, secretary; 6oriHne Wil- son. treasurer The president of the class comes from Pomfret, an .he other officers live in Putnam
 The juniors have elected Harry pa- vis. leader n class aetiVilie. last year. fer president; Mildred Hatton for president; Dorothy Ames. who last year was treasurer. as seere= tary; and Alexander Cardinal for treasurer Cardinal and Miss Hatton come from Pomfret. and the other two from Putnam
 Freshmen class officers afe pres- dent. Leroy Thompson; vice president, Jane uaines. secretary. Thomas Elliott. treasurer. Hazel Monraou All classes have now chosen theif officers fer the year
 Lionel labossiere, member of the senior class, who 1t was feafed would Bot return Co school this year. came back this week. Last year he was elected basketball manager for this season.
 Principal Snow Explains
 Mr. Snow has announced Co the stu dents that law requiring certain number of hours of physical training during the school year, will be in force this year. as in other high schools of the state. Before the work is under taken each pupil will be given a thorough physical examination. Ger tain directed activities, which are regularly played in the school will deduct from the hours which the stu dent taking part must put into eNef- else. Tennis. if the time spent on the court is recorded with Mir. Snow. will count of. as will the regular team games of the school. baseball. football, basketball. Field hockey for girls will be added to the athletic program.
 Students are signing up for Che ten his tournament this week There should be record number cut this year. because of the rich rewards for the winner The high school letter. your name on the tennis emp. and a special prize of $500 in gold for the winner of the boys singles and the anne for the girl that wins, are enough of an incentive to bring out a large number of pupils for the first round James Rice. who last year did not compete. does not take a cooperative trade school course this year. and con sequeutly will enter the tournament Jim" is good player, and he has a fine chance to win.
 Students to Visit Boston | 4 large number of the senior his. tory class of the Putnam High school and also q few under-classmen. will Ko on the annual American History trip with Mir Snow to Boston, and historic points whereabouts, tomorrow. The tart will be made from the high school j in large automobiles at ( o'clock to. morrow, Saturday. morning. The first stop will be at the Wayside Inn, Sud. bury. Mass. spot made famous by Longfellow in his "Tales of a Waysids Inn" Following this stop towns neai Boston will be visited, including his torieaI points in Cambridge, Concord and Lexington. About noon Bunker Hill will be climbed and q basket lunei eaten. Among the places to be visit cd after dinner is included Harvard 1 College. The site of the Bostor massacre, the Washington Elm 1T l Cambridge, the Chariestown Nav. Yard. and the frigate, Constitution will all be seen. and feature will b' visit to the Convict Ship, now anchored in Boston harbor and opef to visitors. This ship is a very famous 1 floating prison The party will arrive back in Putnam again late Saturday evening.
 Grammar school teachers from al over the county held convention 1T the school assembly hall Monday. Al the high school pupils had to do wa to study and think of the grammar school children having days vaca ton.
 Sub-Msster Southey Weeds
 While Charles L. Southey, our sub master. is on his honeymoon, Charley Maher. A graduate of this school ant last year graduated from Norwiei University, Northfeld, Vt, is taking his place teaching chemistry. physics and such subjects. Mir Maher is alse coaching the football team prepara tory for the first game of the season that being with Killingly High this af ternoon. His experience on the Nor wich eleven qualifes him to coach th' local team.
 Many students have been helping the manager in the sale of tickets foi the game this afternoon, and from re ports there has been a good sale. Tn,