Rutland High School - Talisman Yearbook (Rutland, VT)

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lil'-nh Cttttt xl-,, ------- -------'hmmm uh- h. ,gi E- nulllnn .,t1.' gl 1u1uu! ' X AT., '.-- - . 'H ---K --ti '- l gays ' Gfeazkls ' gawk The members of the Boys' Leaders' Corps have for the twelfth year under the supervision of Mr. Richard F. Hayden, Faculty Sponsor, had a most successful season. Members of the Corps have held twenty meetings in order to improve physical education class instruction and to better qualify themselves as team captains and ofhcials for the regular program. They ofhciated at one hundred and seventyfhve basketball games, three hundred and ei hr 'hve volle ball matches, acted as assistants for the thirt 'six I Q g Y Y A diflerent apparatus squads, conducted a Pentathlon and numerous other activities during school time besides ofhciating at all Meldon School Basketball games, Freshman Home Room contests and assisting with the Meldon Leaders, Club once a week. Six members assisted with the Saturday Grade School Classes, Their willingness to assume responsibility and sacrifice their personal enjoyment for the good of the majority has been appreciated by both the members of their squads and the director, l'rmxr Rau-' Merritt Cliflord, joseph Ellison, Charles Sabourin, Donald Ross, Irving Adclman, john Gregory. Howard Dlkeman, Philip Hugny, Frank Belock, Mr, Richard Hayden, Caaili. Sriml.l Run Harold Pippin, Reginald Alexander, Louis Fusco, Leo Phair, liarl Manning, Alfred Beauchamp, Richard Ross, Earl Clillord, Walter Hashrook. Ilailv Run Rohert Hughes, Richard Pelllstri, Donald Cassidy, Fletcher Fiheld, Richard Lane, VVaync Rowell, ,Iohn Dumouchcl, Dean Baird, Ronald Stratton.

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i . l 1 H I if I I I I I I I I I I I I Y 5 I I E I I 1 I K I 9 1 SKI CLUB lfirxt Ruw: Miles Ogden, Maryj. Ogden, Mary Ellen Earle, Bernice Braislin, Louise Harmon, Christina Wright. Sammi Row: Mavis Bradder, Beverly Shaw, Betty Burns, Carolyn Landon. Lili! Ruin: Robert Soule, Leslie Lawton, Donald Bergstrom, Robert Martin, Frederick Osgood. SKI TEAM Mr. Francis I. Bean, lfixfulry Atlrisrr, joseph jones, Richard Pauli, Robert Cassin, Gardner Hopwood, Kenneth ' P St l Burns. Claryhlcrry orter, an ey ara' ga! The Ski Club program for the past year was classes were held at the Rutland Country Club every Thursday afternoon for ' ' N P4 . k n t one of the club meetings, movies of skiing at ico ta e by Dr. George Marshall were shown. At the initial meeting Carolyn Landon was elected President, Miles Ogden, Vice President, and jerry Porter, Secretary'Treasurer. A program committee consisting of Ruth Perry, Mary Lou Spaulding, and joseph jones was chosen. varied and interesting. Ski several weeks. A The club sponsored a raflle to raise money. Four pairs ofjumping skis, two pairs of crossfcountry skis, other ski equipment, several ski team trips, ' A ' ' d . . It f and a reel of moving picture the raflle. film for ski pictures were finance as 1 resu o

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- -fmiillili' X in.. ,e xi K I Q i Front Raw Stanley Burns Alan Snyder Reginald Swyer Sccoml Row Leslie Lawton Manager Raymond ohnson Guido Musetti Miles Ogden Robert Martin Donald Brown Mr F Harris Leavitt Coach cflvnrd Row Thompson Martin Gene Noble Robert Alcott Bernard Kazon ames Dervin Robert Provan mm? Rutland High School's 1941 tennis campaign has opened with a pro- mising future since the team of the previous year has reappeared. Four letter- men will battle for their school-Gene Noble, james Dervin, Robert Provan, and Robert Allcott. lt would seem that this group will participate in most of the matches. Coach Leavitt has welcomed new candidates to the squad whom he hopes to train for future use. I . I , '-faq' E