Putnam patriot., 1927-06-24

.ghteen-year old. siN nineteen-s gar old. and i've sl2-ssH=teaf 4'l F4s'''s In the class.
 We will nQW see a8w some ot tEe pupils show aB physically blaHea4e Greene is the lightweight of the class. weighing but ninety Ave pounds while Tom Elliott takes the heavy weight tftle w5sh izs pounds to his credit.
 A t5 height. Blanche Greene again has the honor of being the shortest. being only four feet ten and one half inches tall. while George " Ills is the tallest, being six feet tall
 Ethel Bennett comes to the front uitb the smallest shoe size of two and one half. while the other extreme of size. ten. IS shared by Tom Elliott, Frank Slye, and the present speaker.
 Ethel Bennett also has the smallest waist measure of 9 i-2 inches, while Tom Elliot has the largest waist measure of g. inches.
 Now if possible. think of a body fss Vears old. 247 feet tail. measur- ing 1850 inches around is waist. wearing a size 2l4 shoe navlng ~ brown eyes. i3 blue eyes. hazel eyes. and ] grey eyes. and WetghihS , .6O4 pounds and yaa will have some idea of the impression that the elase If 1927 win make when f steps out into the world
 As 10 future plans of the students. twenty expect t0 continue their edu- cation. ten are going into business 70 some way. len are going directly 70 Hdrk and five are rather undecided as 70 their futures.
 Most Popular
 Blue was voted the most populal color. with red second, and greeH third. The rose was voted the moet popular flower. while the earnatlc 2 3as second and the violet third.
 The class voted English the most popular study. with Chemistry and French tied for second place, and Ills tory coming in a good third.
 Football is the most popular sport. with baseball second and basketball third
 As to favorite authors. Zane Grey was voted the most popular author, with Gene Stratton Porter second and Shakespeare third
 Shakespeare does not entirely lose out. however. as he comes m first for the most popular poet, with TeHny- son second. and Longfeaow third.
 Now We come to the important de- eision as Co the prettiest girl and the handsomest boy of the class To save time. and perhaps money Mabel Thompson was acclaimed the pret- tiest girl. with Anita Buodeur gooi second. and Thomas Elliott the hana- z6mest boy, with Edgar Pigeon see end
 Nothing else but Is what Eleanor Irving and EHth Goyctte are when IHev were voted tHe daIHtiest girls of the Senior Class.
 Whoever saw ualse9 Up tn this moment probably D. enc. but We have tWn very disceruaHIe ones in thls class. One of the neisiest students Is Anita Brodear while the male exam ple Is Gordon Winslow.
 The quietest of the class are voted 70 be Vera Morse and Ellsworth Broughton.
 What is style? If you would know. ask Bertha Chapman or Cor don Winslow. for they were chosen as the most stylish girl and boy Jf this years class
 Can one imagine Jeanne Benoit or Raymond Robinson not having any thing to do? If one knows these two ne certainly cant and so they were chosen as the busiest girl and boy.
 In order Go be stylish one surely must be neat; 90 of course Bertha Chapman is the neatest girl and Ed ward Authier is the neatest boy.
 Pretty and Handsom-
 Pretty girls and handsome boys are usually popular, and thus 1t Is with Mabel Thompson and Gorcihn Winslow who Were acclaimed the most popular girl and boy
 Anita Brodeur and Kermit Howe take everything when it comes to wit in this class.
 There seem to be two in the class who care nothing about the strife and stress of the world these two being Helen Woodis and 1. who were voted to te the even-tempered ssIpils.
 Those who excel in everything are Mabel Thompson and Tom Elliott. who were voted the all around boy and girl of '27.
 The vocal musicians of this year are Anita Brodeur, a clear-yBiced soprano, and Leonide Tetreauh. our silver toned tenor
 The pedal professors of the class are Anita Brodeur and Gordon Winslow. who were acclaimed thp best dancers of the class.
 We'll this Anita Brodeur must be somebody, how does she get into all these positions? That's easy, she $ 2 e-' th Ten th=t 5= v=+a==sr= carry one to success. and of course for the boys, Edward Spellacy cannot be de- nied the privilege of the peppiest boy.
 Studying counts. as the honor roll and the class vote show when Ethel Bennett and Leodore Picnic were elect ed the most studious girl and boy of this class
 Blanche Greene and Fred Alvord were righUully named the best argu- CTS among 1927 students.
 The dictionary states that an opti- mist is one who takes everything for the best, and as examples of an "op- timistress" and an optimist, Jacqueline Chapdelaine and Kermit Howe are brought Go your minds.
 Last. but by no means least. of the statistical reports of the class, is the pleasure of informing you of the dan dies of tine class. he honor of being the class Namp goes unerringly to Anita Brodeur, and the honor of the