Rutland High School - Norwester Yearbook (Rutland, OH)

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We,the Senior Class of Rutland High School, City of Rutland, State of Ohio, being of sound mind, do therefore declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills made by us heretofore. To our teachers w e leave our gratitude for their years of patient guidance and understanding. Bob Black bequeaths his temper to Glen Wallace. Bill Bowen wills his A In Social Science to b e recorded as a wonderful accomplishment. David Clonch leaves his acting ability to Billie Joe Hannon. Jon Cottrlll wills his good grades to Correna Wheeler. Bob Denison bequeaths his athletic accomplishments t o Don Harrison. Mary Dyke wills her typing ability to Judy Lambert Snowden. Charles Eads proml se s his broad shoulders t o Kenneth Searles. Betty Farmer has decided to t a k e her clarinet with her Instead of leaving It to an underclassman. Wanda Foster happily leaves her schoolwork for housework. Harold Grate leaves Rutland for Wilkesvllle. David Grueser wills his car to a n y o n e who can stand the vibration. Alan Halllday leaves his quiet disposition to Owen Hoffman. Ada Harrison bequeaths her good looks to Isabelle Spires,who doesn't need them at all. Clyde Harrison wills his cigars to anyone who can stand the smoke. Marjorie Justice leaves her lovely blue eyes to Marilyn Turner. Janet McKinney wills her pretty Jet-black hair to Ida Hysell. Carolyn Miller bequeaths her winning smile t o Betty Creraeans. Jack Minor leaves his locker to anyone who can dodge the flow of books. June Patterson bequeaths her position as Drum Majorette to Aretta Hoffman. Patty Pierce wills her stature to Imogene Barr. Vivian Pierce wills her home-making ability to any future house-wife. Helen Rlfewlll s her square-dancing ability to Elaine Harrison. Kathleen Stafford leaves her high singing voice to D o n n a Bolen. John Scragg wills his study attitudes to Thomas Schoonover. Charles Schoonover refuses to part with anything, so he Just leaves 'ole R. H. S. happily. Ronnie Williams will leave anything but Wanda. Alnslee Wilson wills Henry to the Air Force for four years. Darlene Wolfe leaves her cheerleading position but she 1 s taking her uniform with her. Edith Shaffer promises her notebook and pencil to June McDonald. Corwin Smith bequeaths his list of female admirers to Bill Wllford. Wanda Casto leaves her happy moments In school t o Just most anyone. I, Helen Marie Stevens, leave ray position as class lawyer to a very capable person, Marjorie May. We nominate and appoint our beloved faculty to be executers of this, our last will and testament. •Helen Marie Stevens

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and Janet McKinney. We are looking forward to taking a trip thle spring. Many campaigns have been conducted to help raise money for It. We are now thirty-two In number. Looking forward to all the commencement activities with their fun and honor, a n d y e t with a tone of sadness,we are Bob Black, Bill Bowen, Wanda Casto, David Clonch, Jon Cottrlll, Bob Denison, Mary Dyke, Charles Eads, Betty Fanner, Wanda Foster, Harold Grate, David Grueser, Alan Halllday, Ada Harrison, Clyde Harrison, Marjorie Justice, Janet McKinney.Carolyn Miller,Jack Minor, June Patterson, Patty Pierce, Vivian Pierce, Helen Rife, Charles Schoonover, John Scragg, Edith Shaffer.Corwin Smith, Kathleen Stafford, Helen Stevens, Alnslee Wilson, Ronnie Williams, and Darlene Wolfe. -----Alan Halllday

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MEMORIES OF '52 Another leaf hag turned again And we must gay good-bye To our classmates and our teachers dear Of good old Rutland High. We've often said that we'd be glad To see thlg day appear But now as we unfold the past We'll leave It with a tear. Our parents who have kept us From that great sea of strife Our teachers who have helped us all To do the best In life. Our teachers patience, time, good deeds Have put us on our way So let'8 remeraoer what all they've said And never go astray. They who told us right from wrong Worked with us everyday It was they, the teachers here Who helped make life so gay. We know that we have done them wrong Someday, sometime, somewhere But they would help us everytime Our load got hard to bear. We've enjoyed ourselves and had good tlmes- Tlmes we will never forget Four great years here we have spent And those four we'll never regret. We will soon set sail on that great sea So brave and strong and bold And wondering every mile of the way Just what our future holds. We'll soon be leaving, It won't be long And thl9 we're sorry to say But don't forget friends, we'll be back At school, to spend a day. Here we are to say good-oye To treasures we hold dear It Is a sad, a sad farewell But kids, graduation, It Is here. Parents, teachers, classmates dear We're feeling mighty blue But it 1« our hone that you'll never forget OUR CLASS OF 52l Composed by Janet McKinney