Putnam patriot., 1923-06-22

perchance anything has been over
looked in our haste IL shall be got rid
of on the first come, first served"
plan. This failing, il shall be used to
establish a fund for promoting the
"ducking" of any member Of a lower
class at the slightest provocation.
We appoint as executor of this, our
last will and testament, our very eff
cient superintendent.
In witness whereof, we, the class
of 1923, the testators. have TO this.
our will. written on one sheet of
parchment, set our hands and seal
this twentieth day of June, Ammo
Domini, one thousand nine hundred
and twenty-three.
Present Class Prophecy
The program was continued with a
saxophone solo by Carl Tillquist. and
afterward Edith Pease and William
Mccoy. presented. in monologue, the
class prophecy. The futures Of mem
beers of the graduating class were pre-
dicted as follows:
Michael Maher-Second hand store.
selling all baseball equipments from
Putnam High School and Pomfret
School, consisting of balls, bats,
masks, shin guards, trousers, hats,
etc.
Florence Danforth-Model for Har-
rison Fisher. Howard Chandler Chris
", and other celebrated American
artists. She recently posed for the
cover designs Of five current maya
zines.
Sarah Burlesque dancer in
vaudeville.
Cecilia Madame Pavlova's
noted solo dancer. The most grace
full Russian aesthetic dancer yet pre-
scented to the American people.
c. Griggs. f. Rieh-"Travelers'
Agency" and takes seniors in high
schools TO Boston, etc. and between
times has d taxi business.
Sybil Converse-English teacher in
high school. who tries to make
Burke's "Conciliation" interesting,
and succeeds.
Ina Aldrich-Authores Of the well
known book. "When Should a Girl
Marry"
Rose Kempton-Teaching the "huat
and pick" method of typewriting.
William Harris-''Pop" is Barnum
and Bailey's famous clown, who, af-
ter years of struggling with a feath-
or. is able to balance it on the end Of
his nose for Is minutes.
Grace Buell., Thara Ames-fnsur-
anee company, where Grace does the
business part, and Tiara tries her
best TO interest people to take out
policies.
Mildred Perry-Specializing in
Permanent Waving" with beauty
parlor in the select Back Bay section.
Edgar Lucier-A druggist in Pas
coag, who recently discovered a COM
bination of strong drugs which pro-
duce sleeplessness and increase effort.
Fosdick Harrison--Very much TAX
en- up with "Child" welfare.
Ruth Davis-Missionary to India,
where she enjoys teaching the heather
how TO behave.
Elizabeth Eumes-A nurse in In
dia. so they saw each other frequent
ly.
To Become Author
Bertha Child-Writer of two books
which sell at four dollars apiece, the
art of Bluffing," and winning the
Attention of Boys"
Blanche Baker-Kept up her diet
ing until people from all over went 70
see her as the thinnest lady of Wind
ham County.
Elizabeth Rafferty-Well equipped
beauty parlor in Miami, Florida.
Sophie Observation-Disclosures OF al
girls vacation camp in the Adiron-
dacks.
Rhea De Coudres-Still single, liv-
ing with her menagerie, and going 70
all public dances.
Alice Clapp-Head of a physical
culture school and instructor IN phy-
James Rice - Whose sensational
career is being discussed
in the newspapers. At 20 he has
been married four times. He has been
twice a widower and twice divorced.
Ethel Hughes-An interior decor
ator with an exclusive shoppe IN New
Y ork City.
Andrew Donoyan--An aviator in
aerial passenger service between Lon
don and Paris. Now he is up where
there is space to do tricks driving
motor.
Arthur Jette-A French modiste
who has a shop in Paris. He has de-
signed the most fashionable frocks
and hats shown at the races at os-
tend
Alfred Bonneville-English teach
or in a Private School for Girls.
Gladys Stratton-Went abroad 70
study and then came home 70 be
French teacher.
Chandler Morse-After years Of
noisy experimenter has invented an
instantaneous sileneer.
To Be College Professor
Carl GeissIer-Professor Of n.y.
ziene al Smith College. The most
member of the faculty.
Ruth Cohen-A member Of the IA
nous Powder Puff Company, now
playing on Broadway.
Thelma Bosworth-Public speaker
,n THE Need Of Latin in Our High |
Schools"