Putnam patriot., 1930-06-19

June was a very RAoF NtRhAH "teA giee club and graduation chorus re- hearsals. final exams, and finally, l Commencement Week. Elections for the ensuing year were held the last of June. The results were as follows : | President. Roswell Wheaton; Vice President. Elenor Richardson; Seerea tary. Gracia Vegiard; Treasurer, Mar ino Diani
 As grand finale. a picnic was held at Beacon Park. Thus We dropped anchor in our home port for two months vacation.
 Leaving the nome port for the third year with fifty-eight Juniors enrolled we found two new members Of the assisting crew. Miss Snow and Miss Jacques.
 September 20. 1928. Rose Bove and Walter Jankot became members or the traffic squad
 October 2s. Halloween dance was held. to have the Junior Prom" on April PC
 June 4 officers for the following year were elected.
 President. Stuart Sabin; Vice Pres ident. Helen Varbedian; Treasurer, Walter Jankot; Secretary, Winnifred LePire.
 Glass decided to hold a picnic at Beacon Park, on June is.
 On June 2i we steamed into our home port.
 4 few days after Labor Day 1929, we were ready to set sail on our fourth and last year of travel. Our class now numbered about fifty pupils. We were given room one as state room. under the leadership of Miss Keith, and were given the name of Seniors" We found that there was one new member of the crew, MT. ! Curran. In a week or two everything was running smoothly only to be in- terrupted by Baby Day. On this day all the Senior girls dressed as very small children. A short. appropriate program was presented by them m assembly. Everyone considered Baby Day success.
 In December came the big moment of the year. the Senior Play. The play chosen was "The Third Floor Front" !" Ii was coached by Mir Heald. Rita Stone played the part of the heroine, daughter of a boarding house mis- tress. and Robert Bulger the hero, q rich young man seeking material for his play. The supporting east was as follows: Dorothy Whitehouse as Mrs. Wellington Blair. a widow; Arthur Kaminsky. Robert Simms. a busy newspaper reporter; Edna Kent, Mrs. Tobias Wilks, mistress of q boarding house: Donald MacBearn, Mir Wilks. a retired actor but now under tht rule of Mrs. Wilks; Frances Carpenter, Mrs. Wallace, a rich lady, the hero's mother. Walter Jankot, Mr. Wallace. her husband; Gracia Vegiard. Celia f.angdon, a society girl; Henry Thayer, Mir. Hopkins who is a littla hard of hearing; Cora Hop kins, his daughter. sentimental spinster. Elenor Richardson. and last but not leust. Lizzie the maid played by Stella kubaska. The play was a success in every way.
 After the ship had anchored for 2 ' few days at Christmas. We were al back and hard at work preparing fol - Mid Year exams. Work went serene , ly on until the last of February wher 1t was decided to have a Senior Hop Although this dance was not tinan cial success. everyone enjoyed tho evening.
 During this time many were practising for Pickles" a musiea comedy. given for the benefit of the Athletic Association. This comedy under the direction of Mir, Sharpe and Mir. Fulkerson. was presented in the Bradley Theatre.
 ] For the first time in our high school career. religious services were held in assembly throughout Holy Week. Each morning a Senior had charge of [ assembly. n speaker talked Co us for a few minutes and musical selections were rendered The services were very impressive, and we hope that these Holy Week services may be- dome n custom in the High School.
 On May l6 the annual Senior Stunt Day was held All the Seniors dres- sed in some sort of costume. A light opera. paraphrase of Carmen" was presented in assembly. Every one enjoyed the presentation, the costumes and the band.
 And now final exams are over and we are once again anchored at home port We have tried to keep a fairly accurate account of our four years trip. and We are now about to begin a new and greater voyage through the world so we sign our names and close the book.
 EDNA KENT