Putnam patriot., 1925-06-26

Helen E. French-Eutered ~iili- mantle Normal School in September 1925. Soon after graduation she ae- eepted a position In one of the pubic schools of Hartford. She attracted side attention as a strict dlseiplin- ari0n and after number of years she was gwen the position 0f aeal supervisor of the public schools of Connecticut.
 Gerard A. Cartier-Entered Col umbia University in the fall of 1925. After successfully completing his course he soon became one of the most eminent lawyers in New York City. Earlier instincts seemed to. draw him to Anssia and throwing aside the bounds of civilization he be- came lone sheik He rides al night over the star-lit desert wastes on a black steed called Midnight Peg"
 Gertrude C. Nelson-Entered Bry-I ant=stratton commercial school in the fall of 1925. Her speed and aecu- raey on the typewriter soon won her many laurels She entered the an-i nual Underwood amateur contest in her second year and won easily with the score of $50 words minute. She accepted az important position off, cred ny me King and Queen of Eng land at a handsome salary.
 Woman Flier
 Giseile A. Magnant-After gradu- ating from high school decided to en- ter a new field of opportunity which was beginning to open GH for girls that of aviation. She entered an aviation school and became a full iiedged aviatrix causing many a thrill by her daring loop the loops and somersaults.
 Rudolph D. Metty-After graduat- ing from high school entered the Chi eago Conservatory of Music. He be- came a master of the piano, studying particularly the compositions of Paul Whitemsn and also working out a new type of classical music. After graduating he organized an orchestra of his own which he invited only mas tsrs Co join.
 Alice N. Andrews-Upon graduat- ing from high school took up a course in detective work, specializing in the modern work of catching "rum-run- ners." Later she flew to the North Pole.
 The Flag,hip Helen
 Sidney 4 King-Entered Anna polls Naval Academy n September of 1925. He completed the course and became Ensign King. He soon showed his mettie and won advance menf to the captaincy Later he haeame admiral with the privilege of naming his flagship What an awe inspiring sight it is to see the Flag sHIp Helen sailing over the blue waters af the oceanl
 Gorinne M Wiison-Entered the New England Conservatory of Music lH fhe fall of 1925. Upon the com uletlnu of her course the critics pro- aauHeed her voice perfect Then she became a member of the Chicago Opera Company and always thrilled her audiences with the magic sweet ae=s of her voice.
 TiIhe kaminskv=After leaving h#kh school was employed in a dry goods store. Feeling the need of more education along business lines the entered Tuck's School of Finance in New York City After eomplet- ing her course she opened & store or Fifth Avenue which dealt exclusively in smart clothes for women and was called "Tillie's Shop"
 Marguerite NJ Sherlock-Upon graduating from high school remain ed at home for two years. A year later she decided to become a nun.
 Margaret F. Entered Willimantic Normal School in 1925, and after graduating became a school i teacher She became a detective and with practice. her unfailing accuracy in the method of detection seemed al- most uneanny and yearly her salary rIIns infn six frnras