Rutland High School - Talisman Yearbook (Rutland, VT)

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gqazfucmsz.. lklecfmi.. SL PEMNTENUEN1' ol- Rim AND Sci-looi s THE PRICE OF LIBERTY . . . so the class of 1941 finds a World in turmoil with a few scheming men trying to hijack the rest of us. Our way of life will be continued if our courage is high, our intelligence profound and our determination without limit. We may have to sacrihce many of our comforts and devote ourselves without stint to our country's cause but such a price is not too high to pay for liberty. I have faith to believe that you will make any sacrifice necessary for the preservation of freedom. 1

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. LY.-. he :mf Qflachaa .. Beverly Murray, Businrss Mazinger, Clinton Flslcc, Ruth Sabin, janet Brown, Richard Seward, Diana Wood, Alfred Flory, Robert Cassin, Leslie Lawton. The Business Board of the 1941 Talisman wishes to thank the advertisers, also the faculty advisers, and all others who have ensured the success of this annual. Ir has been a pleasure publishing it. We hope you'll enjoy many pleasant hours with your memories. BEVERLY MURRAY, Business Manager.

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am! gdkge Qifafzaymi.. PRINCIPAL or RUTLAND HIGH SCHOOL ARE YOU READY? To you the class of 1941 comes the privilege of graduating from a four year training course at a time when the country needs leaders and workers. You may never surprise the world that is waiting expectantly for leaders, and you may never have your name in print, but like the bicycle rider going up hill at night, you keep on because you cannot see how steep the hill is ahead. On graduation day the world may not be waiting for you, but it is ready to make a place for you if you want it. Oppor- tunity knocks every day, but you must be ready when the door opens. If I could pass on one thing to you on this day, I would say that laughter, good fellowship, good Will, and hard Work are the little things that make the opportunities. J