Putnam Hall School - Pennings Yearbook (Poughkeepsie, NY)

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junior Class President-MARY HELEN CURTIS Secretary-treasurer-CnARLo'1'TE E. HULL Class Colors-jade green and gold Class F lozvcr-Yellow chrysanthemum As the members of the Class of '25 are. with one exception, new followers of Putnam Hall's ideals, our history is still young. At the beginning of the year we numbered only four, but soon two others joined, making a junior class of six members. - XV ith the consent of our Faculty, we are introducing a new custom, -inexpensive class rings for the juniors. Although our class is unusu- ally small, it represents a good part of the flourishing school orchestra. The juniors have been a delightfully congenial class. In all the activities of our fellow-students we have attempted to co-operate to the best of our ability. It is with joy and inspiration that we look for- ward to next year, striving to follow in the footsteps of our present worthy seniors, to attain the high ideals of Putnam Hall. Our members are as follows: Mary E. Brillinger, Mary Helen Curtis, Charlotte E. Hull, Llewellyn M. Miller, Kate F. Rand, Natalie VVhelden. C. E. H., '25,

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ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM XVI. XVII. XVIII. XIX. I, Hazel Thomas, leave to Catherine Wernich my ra- pidity in all things, especially talking. I, Virginia Smith, leave to joanlTaylor my argumen- tative powers in getting Miss Watt to explain why 1 + 2 I 3 ! ! I, Harriet Brinckerhoff, bequeath to Llewellyn Miller my devotion to Aeneas in his wanderings. Ask Miss Evans. I, Helen Wilcox, leave to Caroline Kohn my ease in changing my mind at least ten times in iive minutes, without suffering any external or internal injury. f.J ITEM XX. ITEM XXI. Witnesses : TILLY, joE, TIGER. 4 sears s Q 1,54 l Qiigbif-: r 'nn-'-5657! X ek os-was-I 74.0 , 1 was ' fra, 9' 5 Ib 33. 1 K Q I 5 l j w 1 1- J . f S 25 I, Helen Taylor, bequeath to Charlotte Hull my annoy- ing habit of getting frightened in French class. Ma- dame, ayez-pitie d'elle! , I, Ethel Thomas, leave to Natalie Whelden my per- petual habit of humming, which I hope in future years will afford her much entertainment. Signed: ETIIEL B. THOMAS.

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Sophomores President-ANNE RUTLEDGE Vice-President-CAROLINE KOHN Secretary-treasurer-joAN TAYLoR C lass C olors-Green and gold As sophomores, we are no longer the babies oflthe school. fAn im- Our membership is as follows: Loleta Eckert, Louise Fieger, portant faCt!D Elsbeth Gearhart, Caroline Kohn, Anne Rutledge, joan Taylor, and We had our class election earlier than usual this year. The special Catherine Wernieh, social event of the year was a dinner given us by the seniors in the Bungalow in November. We are hoping that we can show our ap- J, T., '26, and C, K., '26, preciation of this honor sometime. 27