Rutland High School - Talisman Yearbook (Rutland, VT)

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ETHEI. E. SPAHN A255 QM' In order that we may not be forgotten too soon after leaving R. H. S., and to help those who will make an attempt to follow in our illustrious foot' steps, we, the Senior Class of 1942, bequeath our most valued possessions to posterity at Rutland High School. We specify that they are to be used with the utmost care and consideration. A list of carefully collected telephone numbers of promising underclass girls is left by Fat Fuller. He specifies that these be combined with those of Allan Merritt and published. Rita LaPoint leaves to conduct an asthetic dancing class. Ed Melen leaves to be her ready, willing, and unable pupil. All the noise he can make is left by jerry Porter to some underclassman, to be used when things seem especially dull. Nat Hyland leaves a collection of letters to cover the blank keys of the typevvriters. Max Welch Wills his car to the Museum of Natural History. It is guaranteed to be the only car that is the fastest going as well as the slowest -coming back. A large quantity of English themes and history notes which they have collected throughout the years are left by Barb Bump, Irene Elkey, and Eletta Goyette. Underclassmen interested in a Worthy investment take notel The reatest and most sacrificial contribution is made by Bernie Kazon. After muci persuasion he has consented to leave all his gags, old jokes, and stale humor to anyone able to use them. Ah, ah, Soddie, don't grablll Phyllis Clark and Connie Beaudette leave instructions on hovv to keep going forward. jimmy Carroll leaves R. H. S. his original theory about Columbus being a farmer, just because he ploughed the seas and planted his foot in Americalll Marjorie Lesperance and Shirley Shangraw leave their best lines to Maude Ann Wiggins. Dick Pauli leaves his notice to all R. H. S'ers.: On and after this date l shall be responsible for debts incurred by myself only. All girls take note.

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glass Wahlecy of some excluslxe hotel somewhere We have progressed Yvonne Davas s pacture showed her on a w hate horse jumpmg a fence at the eacclusave Roma no Manor At the Crlosedale s Country Club Charatv Plas Lorraane Iohn son had the leadmg role as usual she was cast as the mother In Elasabeth Burdltt s column Ameracan Broth ltltle changed because of forelgn relatlonsj Crenexaeve Butch Frappaer the world s most IDQIIXICIUZII andayaduallst was antervaewed We remember her spectacular feat of swam mmg across Lake Bomoseen early one Sunday mornmg The valley of the Amazon seemed to be quite an attractaon for some of the 42 graduates Thas paper told of one expedltaon under the Ieadershap of Professor RlCI'l1I'LI Edmger of the Curlous Sclentasts College Two members of the partv were Thelma Wolansky has secretary and George Walsh efhcaency expert probablv verv much needed Harold Pappm was gomg along wath the one job of carrvang the professor s rubbers The professor saad One can nev r know what wall come up It was rumored that Edward Bartholomew was mvated to go too but when he heard he couldn t take has car he refused Cwordon Burke was goang an the capacaty of mechamc but the only machane to be taken was a small mechanacal toy to amuse the professor I saw a pacture of Kenneth Rabadou I-Iollvwood s man alaout town taken persuaded has former classmates Sharlev Sanderson Esther Taylor and Sharley Parker now Graduate nurses at the hospatal to pose wath ham Agnes Fox sent rn her favorlte reclpe to Mary Flanders column Kappy Katchens There were two women named as possable presldentlal candldates Marx ean Ogden and Barbara Perkms In the personal column Lorralne Falcona had returned to her beloved Brooklyn Claire Stewart had gone to Hartford permanently I saw where anet McLellan business woman had gone to CHIITOFUIA to start a branch store for one of our local merchants Another of our Dastrlbutave Educataon students has been successful an rh held of sellmg Bernlce Plnney She as an the bxg cm workang at Macv s Thls n wspaper dasappeared as mysteraouslv as at had come As I stcod Iookang out the wrndow I thought Won t all mv classmates be glad to know what they re gomg to be doang ten sears from low I trust remember exerx detaal so tnat I can r lax thas VISION NITA VV: RD A ' V 1 I - I . V V . Y , , k 1 , L' . - Y ' .A 1' J llv, J ' . ' I 1. . 4 . k. . L V . I L I T I I ! J 1, .jvv . . y . Y ' ' I J ' . ' ' 4 ' 7 L e LT J I. . . . T , . I , , J, y 1 while he was convalescing in the Rutland Hospital, Apparently Kenny had , ' c. L , I J , L I I7 L , O 4 k . . ' . , I . . . B L l . B ' 7 c . .. - .I lc T I c ., 4 V I 1 .I L 2 4 ' . . , l , I I I I I J ' I. A 1. . JI. . 'll L , I .. c , ' .1 1 4 T . . . . , ' ,V I ' J ' . e I I , ' ' , A . . , ' J . ' In N 3 ' . .i. ,', A I A T '

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54255 CZLM A book of rules on how to act m a blackout IS donated by Shlrley Taft ulran Gelvan leaves the record of bemg the onlv man ever able to stand on hls head and smg Rose Q Day at the same t1me Helen Flanders and Antornette Barone leave thelr cheerv smrles to anyone who needs an 1nsp1rat1on Ear e Cameron leaves R H S hls book How To Free Yourself From Flrrtatlous Females Ray M31HVlllC offers a reward to anyone contrlbutlng mformatlon on how to galn enough experlence to WIIIC such a book We thlnk Howard Derby ought to plck up a llttle cash Mary Ellen Earle and Shlrley Palsa leave a promlse to cheer up anyone who IS blue A qulck sesslon wlth them would put anyone 1n the p1nk ' Francls Burke has wrlled R H S hls formula of a tomc that gets rld of curls Money recerved from thls drscovery wlll be turned over to Charles Stevens so he can orrgmate a substance that wrll encourage curly halr Then more people wlll buy the tomc to get rld of curls Barb Rlelle leaves R H S mmus a wonderful person Al Flory who wants to start a clrcus leaves thls advertrsement to whom rt mas concern Open Posltron for bull lighter and pxccolo plaver IH hrst rate three rmg clrcus I supply free peanuts Don Hflckel h1s generouslv offered to play the plccolo and take care of the nuts He leaves the pos1t1on of bull thrower to ohnny Hoag Beverly Hesse leaves sewlng mstructron wlth some of the Junlor Class grrls who have asplratlons to make the1r own sklrts A complete collectlon of Paramount theater movle stars plctures IS wllled bv D'lVld Gale to someone who romlses to do h1s best to et Hed Lflmarr s P g Y photograph to qdd to the collectlon Ruth Fredette leaves to become the mtlonal hlgh jumplng chlmplon she alwavs 1s up ln the ur about somethlng Alm Burr lets us 1n on 1 llttle secret as to why he s been so qulet latelv Someone asked hlm where we d be 1f rt weren t for the movles and he s stlll trxmg to hgure lt out Dehnrte proof that belng a good frr nd gets you 1 long wav IS left by Antolnette Louras and Florence Klng . J J - ' u 1 nn f . . . J I ' lt . . . , . . ,, . , , , 1 r . H . . . , , . . , , . t c L J J - - yn L .. , L ,. L L 1 F L L . , . . , . . . L L , . . v , L , , . L 1 1. L . L .X L ' L WY' ,' L ' . . 2 L .1 . J . , , . ' 1 L N L V L 4 , L . J . , J. , , , . , . , D . L. L .1 L .