Rutland High School - Talisman Yearbook (Rutland, VT)

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Gfzfzzmzk Under the ahle guidance of Miss Anna Maughan, faculty adviser, the Litamis has completed another year replete with work and constructive play. It has heen the ohxject of the cluh to create an appreciation of the hetter hooks and magazines and to provide actual experience in lihrary procedure. Meeting on the lirst and third Tuesdays of the month, the memhers pre- pare hooks for circulation, and keep the hooks and shelves in order, At the meetings programs are given which include literary quizzes, hook reviews, and talks hy memhers of the cluh and faculty. This year to help in our national defense program, the cluh hought a twentyfhve dollar defense hond and also Joined the Red Cross. The money used in these two projects was collected hs' selling cindv after school Barham Clark 1 su mt 'Vlars Hleha id Prtsittnt Nlirthl Curtis it an vtasum 'Vliss Anm R Miughin tu tx 1 r LLT1 an .lI'l CII! UTSL ll' LX KX L L JY! J lfl I' Pa tx Y hir tx nhl ctr th B rhira Brown X rlcc 'N xxtrn 'Nxt I Si N1 rlon B arte Ruth Rudm Parhira Bump Pcrh Nltlxen IL l K rl-TCIIL JY n L L N LXLV Y HJ IU lf' llix lulin Rctlinitcin Exrhlri L onne ' L i L ' Pntilr i lv L i t . g t Fat l I' Atl 'lst lr.-nr Run All N1 gg ,B 4' Xl ', Sh lj' L m,':'ll', N1 1' Hlfl- .Barlm . Lla k, l'r.sl.l,n:, t' fu tus Carol Haxcns, Fl1:.1hcIh Ciongdon. Cfonsiantc Heaudettc N.,un.lRnii S lj' Ross, Nla . .1 . .1 . ' . 'vt , e 1 , .1 ic '.lls, . a csv -. T11 ml Run lu, ' r N15 Hale C,onn'll. Cialxup' Line . Bt ' ld' Klarrcl Kliss :Xn R Nl. uh. .. lmilri '. cr' -l ' f . . ,. . f II

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0771! 560710771105 g Those grrls who do not have an opportumty to study the subject as a part of thelr prescrlbecl course are enabled to do so through membershlp ln the Home Economlcs Club The clubsters under the supervlslon of MISS Vera A Perlclns faculty advrser study home plannlng and management 1n general but each fall select one phase to whlch they devote speclal attentlon Thls vear l1V1I'lg was the cholce Educatlonal and lnterestlng held IIIPS are taken ln pursult of the establlshed goals of the club Dorothy Dorsey Prtsulmt Martha CUTIIS gttrtmry Catherme Derby Treasurer MISS Vera Perlcms Fatulty Adustr Kathenne Derby, Geraldlne Souha, Beth McKcnz1e, Martha Smrth, Barbara Perkms, Patty Curtis, Sarah Stannard, jane Amerman, Maclalene Walker, Miss Vera Perlnns, Faculrv Admvr, Dororhv Dorsey Mary Hleba Vicr'Prcsidu1t