Rutland High School - Talisman Yearbook (Rutland, VT)

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lllllb f 1 U I : I I f Y r I, I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I l I I I I I I l 1 I I i 1 l l I I f fi., ,:' Q' 3 f 5 . qa.' -.J -g-QHIQQHI 1 div, si Hunan: ' u 5 Q u..- dlilild g Another successful year, the sixth since its inception, has been completed by the Camera Club under the able direction of Mr. F. Harris Leavitt, Faculty Adviser. Numerous informal meetings characterized by the usual as well as the unusual projects were held. The members were urged to take pictures for the Talisman Early in the fall a club hike was enjoyed, and a little later a school picture contest was sponsored, Demonstrations of developing and printing, enlarging, use of the darlc room were featured and proved to be instructive and entertaining, Discussions on photo books and current literature and special reports of experiences of the various members toolc up much ol' the club's time. Florence Taylor, Marjorie L'lisper.ince, Richardjasmin, Frederick Osgood, Donald Bergstrom. Samuel Hayward. Ray Connor, ,lanct McLellan, David Holt, F. Harris Leavitt, Adrnm-,kI.iincs Kellogg.

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l M .iret Cosgrove Betty Burditt Irene Peters, Elizabeth Ellison, Bernice Pinney, Helen Eaton, h d M uri 'c Crossman, Sturm . arg' .' Y , , Shirley Parker, Sam Babbitt, Carol Havens, janet Perkins, Irene Ric .ir s, a t George Preston, Beth McKenzie. Mmlcl: Nelson Soulia. Sr.znJing' Miss Lucy Doane, llltully Atlrixtr. amzzw Z 415 During the year the Bomarte Club attempted to divide its activities among art work, art education, and social festivities. At each meeting the members had opportunity for work, discussion, and sociability. Among the events enjoyed was a combination picnic and sketching party at the Kings f ' Sk Chairs. At a Clay Party the members molded and spatted elay. ating as well as sketching was a feature of Bomarte's outing at Mr. McKenzie's skating ' ' ' 4 l h .rt of different rink. countries and eras. The purpose of the club, as agreed by the members, is to develop, sub- ' ' ' ' h l ld, stantiate, and promote an interest in art and its effect on our w o e wor ' i ' f h who could and t not otherwise enjoy it. At various times symposiums were held, main y on t e '1 o allord time and materials for the production o art to t ose f h' re President Betty Burditt' Vicefpresident, The oflicers or t is year we : , , Beth Helen ' ' ' ' L McKenzie, Secretary, Carol Havens, and Treasurer, Mary ee. ----u1mii1- -l -1-1-hx ,4 Dv- QI' .,-- gguuillllh -------- ,QS h - ya - '4 -QQQ 4 ,

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1,-. . . -.- . , ff. ' A Jn... ' - - ammuwx' 550612636 Again, an active year has been enjoyed by the Commuters' Association under the supervision of Miss Audrey St. Clair, assisted by Miss Helen Bailey and Miss Millicent Dixon. The annual dance featuring rounds and squares was held with AKWCICOINC to Winter as its theme. The members voted to give a one'year subscription for Events,' to the school library. During the course of' the year the club acquired two baslcetballs, a volley ball, a net and an equipment cabinet for use during the noon'hour period. Since the hrst of the year the gymnasium has been used tvvice each week for noon time recreation. The pingfpong table is remaining as popular as ever with the club members after lunch. The othcers were: President, Fletcher Fiheldg Vicefpresident, Barbara Clarkg Secretaryffreasurer, Clinton Fiske.