Rutland High School - Talisman Yearbook (Rutland, VT)

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CLASS PROPHECY What IS a class w1thout a Fuller brush man' ohn Lemmo IS our contr1but1on to th1s 1nst1tute Geneva Hescock IS Waltlng outs1de an off1ce door ready to take some d1ctat1on Strangely enough the number on that door reads 101 Soph1e Corsones can t hnd Scotty anywhere As a last resort she looked on the football held and there IS Scotty barlong Paul Duffy on to vlctory Paul says the team needs a veteran plaver so he has stayed on through the years by spec1al permrt Glor1a PICCIH1 IS prov1ng that you can fool all the people all of the t1me I a few seconds she flxes her ha1r and face so she can eas1ly go places on half pr1ces Ne1l Robrnson IS hllmg 1n the deep 1m ress1ons he left on the track Gertrude Rabtoy IS domg everythlng IH er power to help the dlfferent mldget soc1et1es Bev Rlchards IS strll sa1l1ng along on her own merlts Nelson Plue IS now presldent of the Lonely Hearts SOCICIY Maurlne N1chols IS now hav1ng the Clarendon Rutland road rebullt for It saw plenty of usage wh1le Maur1ne was ID hlgh school Charles Spafford IS st1ll lceeplng motor companles 1n bus1ness Madellne Hamel was very uncertam as to wh1ch sc1ence she would follow She recently declded to follow domest1c sc1ence Today Swede johnson became one of the Ch1ttenden Eleven after he trlpped up three men and ran hfteen 1nches for the Wlnnlllg touchdown Leah Lavallee IS st1ll hurrylng around w1th her pol1sh1ng set trylng to hnlsh shmlng our sports troph1es Charhe Bruce IS now supermtendent of a hlgh school So that the students w1ll be there every dav he tells them not to study too hard In h1s ofllce hangs th1s motto Students' Never do today what you can do tomorrow DOIIS Lethbudge IS that stern matron at the orphanage Th1S tralt was brought about after playmg a role 1n a certa1n play At present Tom Howley IS Professor E1nste1n s able asslstant W1th sound detector 1n hand we are st1ll lookmg for Paul Moreau He was one of our seldom heard classmates Marguerlte Condrrclc has enrolled 1n a hosp1tal because she thought the nurses caps were awfully cute Rudolphe Rousseau clalms he IS the one and only modern Sampson Bob Bursey IS startlng a new bus1ness He used to hunt for beetles but now he s huntlng butterflles Hush' Ah' The l1mp leaves farl to reveal more VERONICA E FISH ' 1 u rr 1 1 . . . . . U, . ,, ' u xx - ' 4 -- rf - 11 1 ac ra - - a' ' ' u n . . , , . . . . . , 1 - u ' 11 . . L .

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CLASS PROPHECY- Red Morron and his trumpet are giving Lou Armstrong some stiff competition lately. George Gilman is Uncle Ezra's little helper. He received his experience calling square dances at his alma mater. Marion Boynton is now lending her voice to some of Walt Disney's little characters. john Fusco has been assigned to be manager of the World Series this year. He ought to do a line job and maybe he can juggle the numbers so some other team can win. Dot Sussman is the bewildered nurse who saw no difference between dis- tilled H20 and nitric acid until she gave it to her patient. However, the patient is now unaware of the mistake. Paul Hadeka is still getting plenty of mileage out of his car. Mary Stewart is the housewife who has given up all hope of being a cook. The carrots are always raw and the biscuits continue to burn. Edward Weaver has just received a prize for asking Maxwell House Coffee what is the matter with the last drop. Theresa Fratscher has just finished knitting some wool socks which she is going to donate to the House of David men. Merald Woods is tr in to sell electric refri erators to the Eskimos. . . 7 5 . 3 .. ,. .. ,, Irene Frankiewicz is now running the best hot dog and hamburger stand in town. Geraldine Walker who sews a good seam has opened a dress shop in the heart of Paris. Mitchell 0'Kell is tr in to raise squirtless grapefruits. Until he is Y Y g successful he stills wears glasses with windshield wipers on them. Shirley Squires lately became a Supreme Court justice. She received her experience in high school. With ke in hand Iimmie Kehoe was found at the West exit He said that he isnlt goingyto have people stand out in the cold waiting to be let in. Eleanor Ward is patiently teaching the school kiddies their nursery rhymes. Ray Burke is now found drawing pictures on the back yard fence, Our quiet Bob Center is selling life insurance in darkest Africa. Working her Way through college, Mary Cassidy is selling Country Gentle' man to the wilting inmates who live in the crowded section of the Bronx. Ray St. Pierre is hel ing Bing Crosby manage his horse stables. Conditions are slowly improving for tliem. Theresa Cheney always loved to study in high school. She is now graduating cum laude from that college in Whipple Hollow. Ralph Ciolli is still amazed at the wonders of the Chemistry world. Vivian Drew is Working at the Rockefeller Research Center and she is still using her spare time trying to invent an efficient freckle remover.

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Arthur Whlte Vlce Prcsulent ane Pratt Presulcnt Clrnton F1SlCC Secretary Trmsurzr I94O CLASS GIFT Each year there are many students who are keenly lnterestecl 1n the sclences that Rutland Hlgh School has to offer to them We lrve 1n an era of plctorral representatlon of llfe to our generatlon PICIUICS have perhaps taught as much as Therefore on behalf of the Class of 1940 I wrsh to present tlus film sllde projector We smcerely hope that It wlll benefit students by supplemenung the prlntecl page and the usual laboratory experlments SHIRLEY KAN ron 940 Motto I-Ionor LIES IH Honest Toll Colors Blue and Gold Flower The Tallsman Rose , 5 ,I , ' 5 ,, any other vehicle for the transmission of knowledge. . l