On Friday evening the class recep
tion and dance was held In Union
hall. Witt.-itein’s orchestra of New
Haven which has become so popular
in this vicinity of late, furnished ex
cellent music. The grand march was
led by the class president, Stanton
Pallard and vice president Miss H
len Byrnes. The second couple in line
was Louis Kodinskv, class treasurer
and Miss Gladys Covell, secretary.
The patronesses were: Mrs. W. L.
Macdonald, E. H. Snow, Mrs. E. tV
Ellis. Miss Keith, Miss Rice, Miss
Gannon. .\Lss Poore, Miss Macomber,
end Mis3 Downing. The hall was
tastefully decorated with blue and
gold streamers, the class colors, and
the class motto, “Impossible is Un
Anierihan." embroidered in gold on.a
blue background, was hung ov r the
stage. Punch was served during the
evening.
On Saturday the seniors held theh
picnic at Itoseland park, which a^ent
concluded the school activities of the
class of 1920 at Putnam High School
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