Putnam patriot., 1930-06-19

Without Alma. Manuel ts apt Co be III, Here's this map with which Co find Pottersville.
 ADOLF ANDERSON Swede's ancestors were Vikings bold, So We give him this ship with which to roam. as they did of old,
 HELEN NARBEDIAN Though she has neither rings on her fingers nor bells on her toes She finds loud exclamation wherever she goes. And this shy maiden of musical fame Adds honors to a very long mamie.
 NORMAN SHERLOCK Norman our A. A. Treasurer has been; So We chose to give you this little pen.
 WINNIFRED LEPiRE Winnie. vows she won't get married But we've noticed that with boys she has often tarried. You never can tell, she might need carriage. So we give her one for after her mar riage.
 DOROTHY KELLEY To Dot we give this little cab So she may husband nab.
 BOB BULGER To Bob we give this book of verse. In it are some love songs. which We know he would like to rehearse.
 ELLIE PAHIKAINEN Ellie wants to be a Private Sec. So here's this pencil to do shorthand al 900 net.
 
 BRApwAY DEIANO Bradway's hair is the envy of many a girl So we give him this iron to keep 1t in curl
 DONALD FERGUSON We think that when Don goes to Cali fornia he may need this gun, But maybe all he'll have to de is seowl and anything will run.
 AGNES JOHNSON Aggie thinks she wants to be nurse We know when she comes around there will be many sigh, So we give her a watch Co tell her patients pulses by
 DONALD MAeLEARN To Don we give this little plane. With the hope that he doesn't court Helen in vain.
 ANNA SHlPPEE To Anna we give this little ring, To adorn her finger 1t Is just the thing
 LAuRETTA GnnARp A Iauretta likes the name of Bob This hashlight We give her, so She will never lose him in a mob
 FIFNOR RICHARDSON
 WINNIFRED LEPIRE
 Class Poem
 Four Years?
  Have four years passed away Since first We came to grace The dear old halls of Putnam? Indeed time runs a race!
 II In the fall of twenty-six A goodly band assembled In Home Room Number Three. And at Miss Smiths voice trembied.
 III No fame we won that year, No glory did we gain; Content were we to study And watch the sophmores vain.
 " Our humble "frosh" year passed; Proud sophs We then became, Looked up to by the freshmen For our ever-growing fame.
 V Twas during this wise year That we. with courage great, With Miss McGilicuddy's aid Achieved our first dramatic feat.
 VI The Sophomore play was this great feat And worthy mention it deserves "The Queen of Hearts" was it's title; And a memory dear it preserves.
 VII At Christmas, 'twenty-seven, The famous sophomore four Gay carols in chapel sang, And from them did melody pour.
 VIII Then jolly juniors" was our name Throuehout whole third year; Miss Jacques home room we graeed, And her gentle voice did fear.
 K The Prom was next a great success, Twas said by all that went; To dance. and have a jolly time Seemed to be preeminent.
 \ Now Senior spells our fame! Proud name-to underclassmen. Ambition of all Juniors. Great dream of hopeful freshmen.
 XI In the Bradley. December sixth The Senior play was given "The Third Floor Front'-eay comedy Did the audienee much unliven'
 XII In Home Room Number One We've braved our iasi great yeari We've conquered all our studies, We'll leave them without tear
 XIII Miss Keith. our Senior Teacher, 4 mage of our mem'iT will fill 4 friend as we'll as instructor, 4 guide to youthful will.