Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-06-21

phccy was given. This was By Miss
Evelyn kaminsky and Miss Alice Per-
ry dressed as gypsies. They were
seen on the stage crystal gazing and
as each Of their classmates appeared
20 them their characteristics we're
deliniated TO the audience,
After another number by the or
ehestra Miss Dorothy L. Morse and
Miss Nadgy Nahibowitz presented the
class gifts. This was done from "a
miniature gift shop.
The class poem was read by Miss
Judith Sabin followed by number
/ BY the orchestra after which tho
/ Charge to the Juniors was delivered
/ by Henry G. Arnold. The gift 10 the
school was presented on behalf Of the
class by the class president. The last
number was the singing Of Aud
Lang Syne" by the class Of 1928.
(The class statistics, history, will
etc. are printed in full on page
/ four,
Alumni Banquet
Only few az compared with other
years. were present at the alumni
banquet on Wednesday evening. Guests
gathered In the lower hall exchanging
greetings and pleaaaniries until the
snpper was announced il the eYmna.
sium. One long table ia he center ct
the hall took IRE 81 fhe fofty-onf
graduates. who. according % custom.
were special guests. Small Howef-
decorated tables filled the rest ot the
floor snaen whore alumni Of other yeafe
we're seated.
At the business meeting, over
which Mrs c. F. Child. president Tor
the past year. presided, the order was
as follows:
Reading Of the minutes Of previous
meetings. MaroueFite sherlock' treas-
urer's report. Marion Warren; fit was
noted that the last years banquet
reported loss Of s36) Nominating
committee retire Minot Horne, Miss
Edith Bowen. Miss Nobel Thompson.
Then the chairman. Kenneth Sharpe
began with jokes and references 70
those about to sneak Edward Mann
was the first speaker. He thanked the
J alumni on behalf ~ the class. for their
! courtesy. and hoped The very nleasant
; custom would always be IN vogue ana
! wished all success 10 the body OF alum
nj for all time.
Then the president Of the Athletic
) Association gave in substance. the ac-
count Of the activities Of the year.
. One hundred dollars was set aside
! and 10 this. had been added the very
substantial sum acquired by the snring
) carnival. TIE extended thanks 10 all
those who bod assiafed during the past
wear and very specially. tho business
men who had helped make all this pos
sible.
Then followed Mr.. Robinson. who. IN
earnest manner invited one and all
to visit and come back e. the school
AGAIN and again kcening alive the
nleaanni memories ~ contacts made
within rs walls TIE brought 20 notice
the fact that tho real work Of the
school was done hetwoen the hours 81
nine and two. But this was The thing
which did not gain the attention ~ the
public 20 much MS the shows must
Gales and lectures which renly made
the 'bie noise"
Mr.. Jenkins began his remarks with
p musical note introduced by G.
Sharno. 10 be r natural would be 70
he r fiati" TIE said TINT his wife had
supeested he be- not natural hat hrief.
Both Mr.. Jenkins and Mr. Robinson
. are interesting sneakers Their re-
I marks were h the point and their
! devotion " each other e known 70 all.
! Mr.. Jenkins reminded the class Of
the plain and homolv virtues which
ALWAYS win the admiration Of those
who know ms. He stressed honesty
ard INTEGRITY IN all things and closed
with delightful tribute 10 tho master
Of tho school Mr. Rohins0n. For his
own three boys he said he could wish
M better contact than 10 be under
this gentleman for y course Of four
years at the Putnam HIGH School,
Meeting given over again 20 president
% the Association and was adjourn
ID
The committee who very ably served
the sumner. were Mrs. Edwin Phillips,
Mrs. Byron Morse Mies Marian Spen-
Ger md Miss Hazel Harman
The new officers elected 10 serve for
the ensuing year are as follows: Pre-
ddent. Howard G. Bradford; first vice
president. VIM. Rafferty,; second vice
president. DR.. Joseph Munro: third
vice president. Miss Eleanor Carpen-
ter: fourth vice president Miss Sa-
rah Barber; fifth president. Miss
Thelma Bosworth; sixth vice presi-