Rutland High School - Talisman Yearbook (Rutland, VT)

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,, ..s-- a 3 Fr nt Raw Eal M nn ng Earl Sharrow Benjamm Notte Rob rt Ross Allen Merritt, Colburn Aldrich, Charles Healy c ml R Do mxc F rr r Leo a d Wing oseph ones R y G agen Mr Lloyd Flaitz, Coachg Robert Vgdiifdy The Red Rarder baseball squad of 1941 proved to be a fasvflelding, hard hlttrng team Robert Ross a veteran of the previous year Wa prtchlng staff wlth Robert Percey and Earl Sharrow as relrevers. Ray Gragen, Earl Patch Horace Brown oseph ones and Charles Healy composed the rnheld wrth Robert Percey Leonard Wrng and Tony Notte in the held. s number one on the W ls l 5 I I I I I g ,Yds r I . , . I 0 : r a 1 , I ' , I, e , : Fw ow: m eao, nr ',j I ,a r , . I Percey, Earl Patch, Horace Brown. I I I I I I I I l I l I I I I I I f I f ' U . 1 . , , I I I I I 5 I s r P

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.IIII 513 l I ll' IIIII' J I 'o, ' o 6 O O 9 9 R 1 D Q ,, x i l li l I i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I - I I I I I I I I I 1 : I I I I J I I I : I I Mari Rutland High School Traclc Team enjoyed its usual season as well as its usual expectations. Many of the thirty-seven boys who appeared for practice early in the season fell by the wayside, so that only seventeen were active squad members. It is interesting to note that four Freshmen, four Sophomores, eight juniors and one Senior actually competed in the meets. Three months of practice and competition gave the minority the necessary confidence to pile up points and Win trophies. We salute those earnest, eager and ambitious boys who endured the rigors of the necessary daily routine. The Schedule: April 26 Rutland 59 2-3 Bellows Falls 59 Springfield 14 1'3 May 24 Rutland 63 Burlington 54 May 31 Southern Vermont District Meet at Rutland. june 7 Vermont Interscholastic Championship. -1ll ' Front Raw: Alfred Flory, 'Gardner Hopwood, Arthur White, Robert Potter, 'Richard Fuller, 'Edwin Smatresk, john Killary, 'Gerald Moore, Richard Ross, 'Bradford Rousseau, 'Howard Derby, 'Alden Peters, 'Walter Hasbroolc. Sn'om1Row: Leo Phair, 'Miles Pratico, Max Welch, 'joseph Hitzel, Robert Pinney, 'Sam Hayward, Alfred Romano, james Kellogg, 'George Tappan, 'Phil Pratico, 'Warren Hoadley, 'Barry Mylott, 'john Phi lips. Third Row. 'Edwin Sharp, Hiram Stratton, Sam Terrill, 'Robert Mitchell, 'Reginald Alexander, 'Elio Fillipo, Alfred Cashman, Mr. Howard Douglas, Coach, Sam Babbitt, 'Irving Adelman. Nutr: Names marked with ' are those who were squad members. xi JR? ..

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t' 'llllu 94 Ill Q si u QC'-'ti gi lk .,C't' K . --,---uulnuu------- ' lu- ,- u Y 'lluusuunuuhuu S 4 Q mul -,k gg-- Q -nuns 1 lm J - , Qhflxffy EM The Varsity Club, under the leadership of Mr. Lloyd Flaitz, enjoyed a very constructive year. The support of a trophy case and the fight for the star system of awarding letters were their outstanding interests. At the initial meeting, Gene Noble was elected President, Leonard Wing, Vice President, Richard Fuller, Secretary-Treasurer. A dance was held under its auspices on April twentyffifth at the High School and proved to be a very successful affair. ggiiga. 1 W-' -7' Q35 ,ii tm, Q 1 CFalluu'ing tht RUB: Gene Noble, Leonard Wing, Richard Fuller, Alfred Romano, Gardner Hopwood, Mr. Lloyd Flaitz, Faculty Adviser, Robert Percey, Edwin Smatreslc, Gerald Moore, Paul Hood, Ronald Stratton, Clinton Fiske, Alfred Martin, Raymond Gragen, jack Barrett, Horace Brown, William Chioffi, Frank Eklund.