Putnam High School - Clipper Yearbook (Putnam, CT)

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ADDRESS OF WELCOME As spokesman for the Sennor Class I haxe the honor of 'welcomrng you to our Class Nrght HCUXIIICS In extendrng th1s welcome to you I should lrke on behalf of my fellovs classmates to express our deepest apprecratron to those who haye successfully guided us through four wonderful years at Putnam I-hgh School To the members of the Putnam and Pomfret Boards of Educatron and to Super mtendent of Schools Albert Murphy who haxe supplied us mth the best educatxonal program possxble we gne our most humble tnanks We all know that they haye spent many hours of thelr tlme to proude us mth such :deal educatlonal facrlltres To the faculty of Putnam Hlgh School we ovse more than seems possxble It IS through therr patrence and effort that we haye been gn en the best foundatnon possible to carry us through a happy and prosperous hfe We hope that we may use thus knowl edge throughout our ln es so that we may llye up to thenr expectatxons We also deem lf an honor and a prlynlege to welcome our parents on thrs occaslon It has been only through therr guxdance and undcrstandlng that we haxe been able to use the facllxtres available here to the fullest advantage Tonight we should llke you to share and enjoy wrth us the lrghter slde of our Com mencement Exercrses Class Nrght We smcerely hope that you will enjoy our pro gram to the fullest In conclusxon I take pleasure rn expressing to all of you our deepest gratrtude for the part whrch you have played rn maklng these graduatron ceremonies posslble Now wnthout further delay I shall turn thns program over to my classmates ADDRESS TO THE JUNIORS After spendmg four wonderful years at Putnam Hugh School we the Senrors feel that we haye completed one of the most Important steps 1n our clxmb to a successful future We srncerely belreve that we haye farthfully carrred out the rules and regulatrons which have been set before us Contrary to the opmlon of many these rules and regula tlons have been lard down not for the purpose of restrrctlng our act1y1t1es but for the sole purpose of helprng us A successful stay at Putnam Hrgh School rs determined by whether or not you farthfully carry these out As unxors you know that the t1tle of Senrors will soon be conferred upon you There are many responsrbrlltnes contamed ln the word Senror and we are certain that you wrll be able to bear thxs title wrth much prnde However after hayrng successfully completed our Senlor year we feel that rt rs our duty to gne you a few suggestions whrch may help you get the most out of your Senior year There are many helpful suggestrons whrch could be gn en at thrs trme Howey er rt IS my oplnron that the most Important message we can leaye wrth you would be that of thinking for yourself As everyone knows no one can pass through lxfe without dolng his own thunk mg and makmg hrs own declsxons When you were rn grammar school the teachers held a guzdrng hand oy er you The faculty at Putnam Hlgh School haxe gn en us many useful suggestrons about what we may do IU our future careers and what to avold How ey er they cannot make our decxslons for us All they can do rs try to put us on the rrght track We must make the fmal declslon for ourselfs Before making a frnal decrsnon howeyer take mto consideration all that you have learned from varlous sources and people Do not let one thing or person Influence your thmkrng Thls of course e qurres much thought and trme In closing I should like to thank you for your yery kmd attentron At this time It rs my pleasure to pass the tltle of Seniors of Putnam Hxgh School on to you We sincerely hope that you wrll deem nt as great an honor to bear thus title as we haye Fur thermore I trust that you wlll experrence the same combxned emotions of yoy and sad ness whlch we are experrencmg tomght when you take your places on thls stage for your Class Night You wrll be proud to be graduating from Putnam Hrgh School yet sad because you have to leave rt 29 fa V V , , 1 . , Y 1 ' 1 - , u I ' 7 V . Y, , I- 1 7 ' ' 1 y D . Y V. . . 1, Y . . s . 7 Y YV . . Y .V . . V. 7 . 1. . 7 . y 1 r .- Y .7 . . . . . - 1 7 . 1 I . . v 1 - 1 y 1 1 A I 1 . , ' 1 1 J 1 - 1 x . . . . V ' r . .. .Y . 1 . . .7 . . Y - 1 . .. . ' . y . - 1 .. 7 . Y -Y 9 - ' r , . . . , 1 1 . . , ,I . ., 7 . . . . 1 1 a ,. . .. - - 1, . V . . . . , , , . . . . y - 1

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CLASS STATISTICS NIOSF LIKELY IO SLJCQILD Nancy Ash Donald Wllmcnr 491 MOST POPULAR ,,-sf' T N-., Ar QUIETEST Yvonne Racerte Dnck Cutler Iamce Green Gerald Desautels BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS Davnd OBr1en Judy Davls NICEST COMPLECTION Mary Dma Wllllam Srmmons f'N MOST FALKATIVE Rrrh rl Carpenter ludy Desmaralb BFST DANCFRS CLASS TFASERS Par Nlorrls Robert Larhanu: bwlkld PHQUIU E360 Uafk 30