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fum chfcafozt 'Now that we htye completed our four years ot study yyrth success let us loolx btclx to thtt hrst year September l943 yyhen we ts 1 cllss of one hundred md hfty nme entered Rutland Hlgh School as freshmen To the uppercltssmen yye were a group of green horns unlcquunted wxth etch other and our new terchers For the most part we were a blt fr ghtened tt the new routme w hrch lty before us but before long we became accustomed to our new llle md etsrly follow ed the regullr schedule ol routme and 1ct1y1ty Our lormtl receptlon 1nto the hrgh school came w hen we mide our hrst soclal appearance at the Freshman Receptron accomptmed by doughnuts and Cldel' It was tt th1s event that we began to rpprecute and enjoy the yrlues of the R H S soc1alact1y1t1es Remember the hrst football game of the season and how we memorlzed the school cheers so as to be able to cheer our team to y1ctory7 At last our class when we had achleyed sufllclent umty to functlon as 1 class practlced democracy by selectlng our class leaders We elected the followmg olhcers Presldent ames Ross Vlce Presrdent Ted Corsones and Secretary Treasurer Anne Preston As freshmen we entered many extra currlcular act1v1t1es Our busy school lrfe lncluded clubs football held hockey and other sports Anne Preston Lorralne Blerclchardt and Arlene Osgood were elected to the cheer leadmg squad Three of our class members were chosen to serve on the Red and Vvllllc staff Don Sherburne Wllllam Wlld and Geraldine Phrlllps Cn that crlsp September mormng 1n 1944 we returned to school as full fledged sophomores What in eventful year We had mounted a second rung on the ladder of educatron and another step nearer our goal, whrch 15 now too near graduatlon The destlmes of our class were ably gurded by Ted Corsones president NICR Garofano as y1ce presldent and Anne Preston as secretary treasurer VVe enthuslastlcally attended the dances plays and soclal act1y1t1es staged by the upperclassmen Athletlcs agaln captured our attentlon as well as clubs band and orchestra Audrey Perlclns Marron VVallcer md Shrrley Smrth were chosen as drum mayorettes NICR Garofano Lorrame Blerckhtrdt md Drclc Paul were rdded to the stall of the R l and X uh The h1 hlwht of our tumor year was the umor prom yy 1th 'Vlay trme as IIS theme Tom Smrth as chalrman and hrs able commlttee made It one of the merrlest and most successful events that the school wrtnessed The unlor Ba aar wrth Pat Galarneau and Nlclc Garofano as co charrmen w as a hnmcnl success for our class Agam th1s vear the class was headed by Ted Corsones wlth NICR Garofano and Anne Preston assrstmg udxth Andrews Audrey Perkms Larry Duy al and Donald Sherburne yy ere rnducted mto the 'Nlatlonal Honor Socrety ane Rudm was the recrplent of a Lmyersrty of Vermont literary rw ard Wlllldm VV1ld was elected eclltor of the R l .ntl Vl lun and Geraldme Phlllrps became assoclate edrtor At the last assembly of that year the Momtor Squad yy as chosen by the faculty md Thomas Rooney was elected tts presldent Durlng the summer of that year seyen glrls represented R H S at Grrls State SCSSIOH held at Montpelyer wh1le seyen boys attended Boys State at Northfield 7 5 r l L T J 1 , ' ,. ' . . 'L , , . , ' ,L, t 'ti c X L N . , V u 1 ' . L ' 1 A c ' L 1. v L r. Q , v A y L v , , . v 4. - c , . C I , . L , i c,4 ' T c ,N c 4 ' '. , 3. c 7 Y L ' . . ,' a ' L . 1 , ' ' z . ' 'L , 1 X 1 L - 1 ' 1 . 1 1 . - 1 - 1 - 1 , 4 , . . ' 11 1 1 1 , . 1 1 ,- . , t . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 V . , , . - 4 , Y I 7 , , . c . ' , . . , '1 - 1 - 1 ' L1 - 4 1 1, , , , 1. . L - 1 t . c , I J 4 1 J ' 1 l 1 A y J .c ' ' ' . ' A , y h 1 t ,L 1. t . fc Vl' . . , . . , U . ,, 0. v ,, , A , . I o :J , I A 1 7. V' . . , , ' , , ' v , 4 .., to 4 c H . . U f . T ' A , 1 . J , ' ' . 4 ' T' ' 1 y 1 ,' .I J . - ,, . , v , c . LL t 1 X , v . Y, - . 1 1 ' 1 tx 'c , ' ', ' . , . , , , . . . J . , ' , A . , . c 1
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