The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-06-12
CLASS PRESENTATION NO. 3,
BY Mary Moran.

Miss O'Connell-After careful
consideration, Miss O'Connell, we
have decided that since you have be-
come so deeply interested in the en-
balming business during the past
year, that we as a class in token of
our sincere love for you, should
give you good start in the business.
This is a sample of the coffin now
in greatest demand.
Mary Rippel-You are we'll ac-
quainted with our friend, Mary, who
spent the summer at Forest Lake
but that isn't all Mary did. She re-
turned with a "Saddler" from the
sunny south. In memory of all past
joys and future bliss, We will present
her with this little pine.
Maude Smith-You will agree with
me that no one is more deserving of
this certificate than Maude, who so
faithfully worked to accomplish her
purpose. She has not broken her
fast for weeks, l am told, and al
though the effect is not yet visible,
we present her with this prize for
her efforts to become thin and
graceful. l would suggest a bottle
of anti-fat if your disease becomes
chronic.
Lulu 1leCeuLly Uu9
Grand Union Tea Company gave out
certain prizes for every pound of
baking powder purchased. We have
made out quite a lengthy order to
aid Lulu who is endeavoring to win
the ever obliging clerk at the store
Lulu has been the guiding star of
our class, and she seems to be the
light of others.
Calra Reif-The days of grating
are over for you, Clara. We will
help you continue your correspond
ence by presenting you with this
as the substitute once said of your
giggling has become chronic.
Margaret Purdy-Margare hasn't
been the same girl since Bob sold his
horse and wagon. Bob's saving
money, but we can't see him doing
that at the expense of Margaret's
happiness. (Presented with
horse and wagon).
Dorothy Weir-When you go to
Stroudsburg in September, demand
a share in the athletic sports. If
they question your ability as
basket ball player, show them this
medal awarded you by the senior
class.
Ray Sandercock-Ray is the only
male member of our class who seems
to take any interest in the girls af-
fairs. To aid him in the future, we
will present him with this note
book containing girls addresses
with directions for every days use.
Grace Wilder-You won't always
have us to talk with, Grace. You
may even find yourself without lis
tener some day. With the aid of this
pipe you will be able to blow bub-
bles to the air.
Marie Weir-.As a reward for your
cleverness in this line of work,
Marie, | viii present you with this
little hammer. Don't get angry and
cease the good work, because while
you
KNOCK, the world will knock with
you,
Boost and you boost alone.
For this wicked old earth is a foe
to mirth
And has hammer as big as your
own"
Mortimer Stocker-( (Forward Nor
timer) You will have to keep up a
liyelier pace than that if you in
tend to travel with this custodian,
whom we have appointed to police
you through the dangerous
turns" in life. Speeding forbid
den when you reach the board
fence.
Warren Smith-Last but not least
by any means we will ask the ad-
yocate of free lunches to step for
ward. Mr.. Smith, after a diligent
search we found something we are
sure you will enjoy-a strictly
fresh fragrant pie made under the
direction OF G. Schwenker.