Putnam patriot., 1929-06-20
Glass Gifts

sVhethink would nappenl We've been here an hour waiting for something ! to do.
 Rhoda: l know it, but what could | happenR l suppose someone could hang us June Box. Margaret; I wish they would. I haven't been to a good party for ages.
 "A knock at the door is heard.)
 Rhoda: Ohl what was thatg Margaret: Maybe our wish is com ing true after all Let's see. tGo to door and on opening see a June Box made with the class colors and filled with gifts.)
 Rhoda: Oh. it has come true ! Let's bring it ia. tBring it in and set it on the table) Rhoda Here is a note; you read Margaret: (Reads.) To the class of '29 With cur best wishes. Rhoda: That must mean we are to give them to the class. But who could have hung it? Margaret: I'm sure I don't know. but let's get busy now for we've got a lot to do. Here's present for Leo Marion. Just right for him. Leo Marion To Leo we give this autographed ball. You know he doesn't like girls at all. Hazel Ames As Hazel is letting her hair grow, We give her a switch, twill help her
 so.
 Madeline Anderson We often see Madeline in a taxi; So we're giving her a red one-classy. Thomas DeBerardinis To Tommy we give this little car, That he may carry that girl afar.
 Alice Law If ever, Alice. you want to reduce, Keep track from these scales, of what
 you lose. Olive Tatem To Olive who'll never break a spell, We give a megaphone through which
 to yell. Ella Arnold They say that Elias an awful pest So we'll let the monkeys do the rest. Raymond Brousseau As tennis is Raymond's favorite sport sport. He'll appreciate this tennis racket, we
 thought. Eugene Dumas i To Gene we give this little Lizzie, Twill comfort him when alone or
 dizzy. Leona Helpe For giving color, rouge will never fail, So we give this to Leona who's always
 pale.
 Anne Mcdonnell As Leo's notes make quite a pile, We thought we'd give Anne this let
 ter file.
 Russell Sherman l Since Russell's often late to school, We thought this watch handy tool.
 John Ash To stop his tongue when it wants to
 fly, We give Jchn these pops" to pacify.
 Pauline Chandler l To Pauline, who has never very much
 to say We give an Essay on Silence" to
 read every day.
 Katherine Banahan Since Katy's flying seems in vain, We thought we'd help with this aero
 plane.
 Hayden Franklin Since Hayden writes to Stella each
 night, We thought he could use this station
 cry all right.
 Helen Sobray To Helen, who is interested in the sea, We give this ship of memory.
 Leonard Gilman To Leonard we give this tennis ball. His interest in tennis is far from
 small,
 Mildred Orwat When it comes to taking dictation Mildred is always there, So we give her a shorthand notebook To carry everywhere. Dorothy Woodis To save some poor innocent man, We're giving "Dotty" this little can. We hope she makes good use of it, And cans her chatter, every bit.
 Arthur Bove To "Art" we give this box of paints To use in portraying sinners ana
 saints.
 Ruth Hawkes. Since Ruth is quite History Shark, From this book she may study from
 morn till dark.
 Sadie Simon On parting we give Sadie nurses
 cap And may see her later-in case of
 mishap.
 Eva Jane Cuveii Since Eva came to class one day, Smelling sweet as flowers of May, We give her this perfume-it's very
 sweet. It will help her in keeping sweet and
 neat.
 Eva Botham Eva. we know not what your plans
 may be, But this plan book may be of use to "Smithy and Thee" Oscar Gronlund To Oscar we give this big law book With hope that he'll over its pages
 look.
 Philip Arnold In the future when you call a meet
 ing May this gavel help you with the beat ing. Thomas Foley Since Tommy's pencils all get away, We give him this one, big enough to