Putnam patriot., 1925-06-26
fortp=ei0btb Con,n,encementat at Hutnam Hi0 School

kotts ability to put the English on a cue ball o his understgdy. 4. pomln- ulle ( Company.
 48 Ne beqasath Gladys Peteraau's ability. upon first sight, 10 make friends with any and all of the 5pp5- site ser: Ia short. all Of her vampire traits are being .iassed along Co Fhyi- hs Tatern. P. From all indications this young lady is already well on the road following the footsteps of her aforenamed benefact0r.
 45. Aftel just and righteous con temptation as % Who is most deserving. we have decided % bequsath Ruth deCoudres' charming giggis to Alice Moreii. the retiring little @mndPie girl of our recent minstrel show htt.
 4s. Florence SpeIlaey's freckles, we have decided after long debate, Q leave to Alice Rogers.
 47. Marguerite Sherlock's soft and gentle voice we willingly bestow upon Gordon Winsiow, so that he may whis- per b his best girl. in the study hall without disturbing the whole room. 4s. Harold WiIeox's ability to spell any ANI1 kAHHH n Aa tlA4Aas "aasAeasat or beast. we bequesth to Pat Cody
 g. To Paul Wheaton. we give Mar garet Jac0bson's height SO that some day be may be seen 10 crowd.
 50. Edith Chiids ability to make a short and snappy outline of Burke s little speech. we leave Co Celia hamin- sky.
 5I. Cofinus Wilson's trained and cultured Fsiee We bequeath to any student ef Putnam High school 3ho is able to get t.
 Those "Snaky" Eyes
 E2 Marion Wilcox has decided since she does not need them any more. to endow Alfred St. Ouge with her "saakY eyes.
 58. The ease with which Barbara Schaefer gets acquainted with the boys. We leave to Dorothy Kenyon.
 u. Charles Murphy's love for an argument about anything or nothing, We unselfishly bequeath to Tom Cody.
 We hereby appoint the Glass of '26 as our exeeutor of this, our last will and testament.
 We hereby revoke all former wills by ns made.
 In witness whereof, we have hereun- tu set our hand and seals ghis z3rd dag of June. in the year Of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and nine. ty five.
 We. the undersigned hereby eerti- fy and declare that the above Instru- meut consisting of six pages. including Ithis taztlmonium clause. was signed, sealed made ordained, published. and declared uy rhe said Glass af = 70 he lf4 Ia4f WIi and testament. and the HHd gIazs of 25 signed tha saaIe In .aut presence and we at is request hereby sign the same 1t its presence aud sight. and tn the presence and sight af each other as witnesses there ta and fa sad signatures. believing She -ad GIazz aI z5 to be at sound and aispazIHK miHd and memory and of f4Il age.
 pat#d ghls 23rd day af June n the gaaE af GUT Lord one thousand nHue hundred and twenty five
 F K1EBUR$ LYNCH
 J ELLIS PRiTCHtKD.
 Notable Careers
 HE AAA1- HfiH HNNttf NN1Ae @AAA q conversation between Doris Barrett and Gladys Peterson, the class pro phets. after which the following ghmpses into the future of the seniors were given
 MiHet F.. Horne For a number oi years after leaving high school wa an ordinary business man. Finally he decided to give up business To be. come dancing master He studied long and hard perfecting himself in ball-roo classical. and toe-daneing
 Frances k. Obletz-Entered the Boston Conservatory of Music in the fall term of 1925 She was sent ;o France and Russia to study under the old masters and soon was known as one of the rarest musicians of ell times She played at all the courts of Europe where she was received with the greatest homage by the royal families
 Bella 4 Simon-En.ered dsne- ] ing school in 1925. She astonished all her masters by her wonderful grace and skill Upon completion of her course she danced in New York and was praised by even the harshest critics After her engagements in New York she went Co Paris and there she received the title of Dane CT of Paris. "
 First Woman President
 Madeline M. McCoy-After gradu- alton worked for time as stenogra- pher in her home city where she be- came extremely prominent in political circles. Finally she was elected mayor and the city under her rule improved greatly She became United States senator and then the rrowfliflE glory hrst woman president of the United States
 Carl Entered an aeri- cultural school in the fall af fa25 lpon graduating from there he went west and astonished the country with the farm that he made there
 Florence M Spellacy- Went ta A ! commercial school in 1925. While there she attended many missionary meetings and her life from that tsme on was influenced by these meetngs. She became B missionary Co Parls for she thought its inhabitants needed guidance as much as did heathen lands Under her splendid influence Paris has acquired the name of the incest and eleanest city in the world