Rutland High School - Norwester Yearbook (Rutland, OH)

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Schoonover was pursuing it and it couldn't stop to make the turn. See that small building ahead where the sign reads Pay a .Quarter To Get In Single And You Come Out Double? They say three lady explorers tried this and came out as Mrp. Judy Snowden, Mr3. Pauline Lambert, Mrs. Margaret Welch. (Yonder '. hat they had in the stuff? See that snail stand in the distance? That's w re Aunt America, Marcia Russell, made her famous speech, America Ain't 'What It Is. They say tnat Marjorie May, now secretary to the President took every word down in shorthand but that's as far as she got. The speaker was going so fast she didn't have time to read it back. I can see we are getting farther south as that is the castle where Wanda Mullins now lives with her 13 child- ren. ’.Yell, we've reacned the plantation so I will say so long for now, Patty, and thanks for the most wonderful trip. Geo, here I am back again at Madam La Earr's fortune shop. Say, who goes there? YYhy I believe ... it is.. Nell Ann Rice. 'What a coincidenceJ What brings you back to Rutland? You mean Miss Ohlinger has exchanged vows and it'3 Mr. and Mrs.? And you've come all the way from 1167 York just to collect on the bpt she made v ith you twenty-five years ago? Well, I must be on my way, I won't say so long but merely toodle-oo. Mary Clonch

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JUNIORS Clara Molden, Viva Jessie, Donna Hysell, Virginia Long, Alma Russell, Barbara Delaney, Betty Cremeans, Jean Reed, Ruth Hysell, Donna Bolen, Roberta Hysell. Ml83 Starkey, Tom Fauber, David Eads, Norris doff, Roger Miller, Ralph Stone, John Haley, Glen Wallace, Mary Ann Rupe, Joan Nelson. Leon Lemaster, Jack Keesee, Larry Turner, Robert Edwards, Ronald Nicholson, Monroe Oliver, Bill Williamson, Don Swisher. SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FIRST ROW: