Putnam patriot., 1927-06-24
Glass History
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 For < long time nothing If import ante rulfIed the smooth and calm WHters 0f foreign relations Then aH June 28. l924 there came 't lass DaR This Was day on which there took place sort of Union of Hlgh School States where all the iuhaz htants 0f the states came in together sang them war sougs. held aloft the.r flags. and heard Che iast speeches which the oldest state just before sepa rating into individual units vas Co make Everything was proceeding as if f had been oiled Our state had made ts appearance, singing it's song ta the taHe -of "Glrls That Men For get" and our people had proudly walked iu as f treadiug on air. A. soon as We had settled down in our respective seats, the always unfriendig Sophomore nation. jealous of the good impression ve had made. tried to seize our flag They got mo further than trVInF ta seize T because the Junior State came to our rescue. This was sad happening. because ever since that day. therc have been no Haunt iup of state banners. ue singing pt .tate war songs etc All the glory has been reserved Co the Seuior State on "Class Night Tonight We quite approve of this fact
 After their ahasemeat an Class Day. the Soph8mores had been brooding over Che fancied punishment of which We had innaceutly been the cause and
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 On June 25. 142A. as the senators and representatives were going 10 congress where Che citizens of the graduating Stale were ta receive their diplomas Nhtxl Zip. BanE' from everywhere around nelHHu'@ store and vicinity uH School street camc with hule' like f0rce baE. af sale These Wert rot only thrown at our heatS. hua thetHemy tas held and defiant enough "a Enue za cta#z. ls ta enable ttem ta shrn. some down our rcek> What caa2I We paar unprenared clH. gcus du' No ammunition was at hand no reinforCrmeufs. u0tEue The only way iu which we could withstand ther assault was to resort ta kicking and suu1rmtHF out If fhrfr rluitfle@ Al last the torture Wu- over But even at chat rariy stage wt started plan NAAk ftAAAAt AH NNAAE tIIH4EE tAtAAas
 h the year ta24. having seen th natural and mental resources of this state. a new Captain was added tc our staff of officers This was Mr Robinson From the wilderness ot West Thompson. there came one other immigrant who always lived up Co hei reputation gay. optimistic. with al ways a smile for everyone Anita Bro deur
 Gather in Room 1
 Under the new Captains command assisted by his Lieutenants and staF in September. 1924. the people of th, little state of 27 gathered once nor, in Room 4 On September i5. i92t new officers were elected. We ha, now become a full-hedged state Tn, officers were Edgar Phaneuf. presi dent: Gordon Ninslow. vice presi dent. Mabel Thompson. secretary Eleanor Irving. treasurer As thl treasury seemed Co be in good condi