Putnam Hall School - Pennings Yearbook (Poughkeepsie, NY)

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02011 ioiirioifioioioioifrioiuic 0j1rin101oi1iCvi011vi0i1lioC lioiariuioillilrioioioitl 1 nioioioioix i i The A I Poughkeepsie Savings Bank Presents its cordial greetings and good wishes to the sweet girl graduates of PUTNAM HALL SCHOOL o?v1o1o1x l Q 5 I :inin101o1oZoioq9rn14 ribifxiariaripifnicvinnicxi icnioifrioihiuioitlioix yioioiodtzl 11011111 111 111 nic 11011 Q 9.09011 Vassar girl: That was an awful storm we had last night. Putnam girl: That's nothing. You'd hear a more severe Storm if you'd come over to military drill this afternoon. A HOT REMARK Absent-minded Parson to disconsolate widowerz Well, Mr. Brown, how is your wife standing the heat this summer ?-Yale Record. Have you read 'To a Field Mouse' ? ' No, how do you get them,to listen to you? Chow ! cried the Mah jongg player, and two ofthe players upset the table and made for the mess hall !-Cadet Days. Harriet: Did that car say subway ? Rach: I didn't hear it. Man in drug store: I want some consecrated lye. Druggist: You mean concentrated lye. Man: It does nutmeg any difference. That's what I camphor. VVhat does it sulphur? Druggist: Fifteen scents. I never cinnamon with so much wit. Man: Well, I should myrrh, myrrh. Yet I ammonia novice with it.-American Milt-tial Magazirze. Algy: I spot a Brooks' tie every time., Alfy: Why don't you use a napkin occasionally.--Princeton Tiger. Englishman Keating a fish cake for the first timej : I say ole chap, something has died in my biscuit.-P-unch Bowl.

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1010-it pjoioioioioisriivicnifxicnioianioicxifiiesitxioiapit Phone 3050 THE DARROW SHOP I3 LIBERTY STREET Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Millinery, Gowns and Sweaters ,--7.,1oic1--. ge--?,19:c,eic1, L'Jg'ZZZZg:'J COMPLIMENTS OF -:- -: The Flag Shop EQZZZWEE. !QKlC1 DQflQ0Q4l,0Q1Dl0l0QCDQlPl0C11flQllQ4YQ1lQ1Pllbll i-10:01 it-40:0 Yachtsman: If this squall continues I shall have to heave to. Passenger fwanlyj : What a horrid way to put it. -London Bystander. Hippo: Seen ourbnew zoo? Pottamus : Pretty cagey, isn't it F-Purple Cow. ,l.i l. jackson, who has just received the picture of the girl he has cor- responded with blindly for .a year: My Word, what a map! How'll I ever get rid of her? jillson: Well, you can always send her your photograph. -Brown Jug. Lib: Set the alarm for two, please. Peg: You and who else? Hokum: So you are a salesman, are you? Ditto: Wlhat do you sell? Pokum: I sell salt. I'm a salt seller. Hokum: Shake.-Penn Punrh Bowl. I'll marry a girl that can cook and make a home, and not one of those who can only :play bridge. Fine! Come over and meet our Polish housemaidf' -Yale Record. I wonder why we had that puncture? Probably because of the fork in the road. -The Gargoyle. As for Putnam being a girls' school, I,don't know about that. With Henry, Bob, Billy, Sammy, Doc, Gus, Nat, and Llewellyn run- ning around, what more do you want?