Rutland High School - Talisman Yearbook (Rutland, VT)

Page 63 text:

w 5 l lcvzifot if outa Lnder the direction ot Miss Moran. 'taculty adviser, and Miss Moore. assistant faculty adviser. the Monitor Squad ol' I9-17 conducted trallic regularly and elhciently throughout the school year They insured against possihle accidents and saw that passing to and from classes was done smoothly and as noiselesslj as possihle Richard Paul and loin Rooney served as chiefs ol' the squad and Charlotte Smith as secretarvftreasurer All carried out their duties laithllullv, and. in addition, were responsihle, along with the rest ol' the Monitors. lor the success of the Harvest Dance, whose decorations followed the pattern suggested hv a harvest. Also. the Monitors sponsored a movie at a school assemhlv, which proved interesting as well as lucrative. All through the year, the Monitors served their Joh well and cheerfully as vital memhers ol' the high school'S functioning. They met the heavv respon' sihility which rested upon them with capahility and interest. front ruu Esther Hale, ,Iohn Markham, Marilyn Smith, Donald -lohnson, Theodora Grover. Snmnl 1'.1 u Geraldine Phillips, Martha johnson, Beverly Ellvvood. Charlotte Smith, Richard Paul. Cfho-tl wit Mary Beauchamp, Fern Gratten, Marilyn Carlisle, Audrey Perkins. Paul Hacltel. turn-th ron Fred Cookuludrth Andrews, Virginia Smith, VVilliam VV1ld, Tom Rooney, Larry Duval lrltli rou Donald Sherhurnc. Tom Smith, VVendell Davis, Charles VViley. Miss lfsther Moore, :Xfsimiut lautlty .-'x.liis.r. VVarren Bergstrom

Page 62 text:

S:'atf.l -loan Nllntzer '48, Lorrame Blerelthardt '47. Donald Sherlvurne '4T. Audrey Perlons '47, Theodore Corsones '47. Mary .lean Burr '47 Nlancllng 'Thomas Rooney '47 George Aclsley' '49,lud1rh :Xndreyxs '47, Larry Duxal '47, ,loan Melierley '48, XN'llll.lm VVrld '47 ffmzfiolztzf' czhlorzoz ocizf Scholarshlp, leadershlp, character, and service are the four requlsrtes XK'l11Cl'l a student must possess ln order to become a member of the National Honor SOCIETY. .ALlm1SSlOI'l mto thrs soclety' is .1 great achievement and one toward whrch every' COI1SClCI'lI1OLlS student should strwe. On April IQ. l9-17, four senrors and l'OUI'V1LlI1lUI'N were ll1k.lL1CICLl IIHO the 'Y.1I10l'l.ll Honor Society' lI't an unpresswe ceremony. SCUIOIS, I.OTl'rllI1C Blelclv hardt, Theodore Corsones, Thomas Rooney, and hh'lllltlIU Vfild, and rumors, George A-Xcltleyy Xlary' .lean Burr, .loan Nlclierleyy ,loan Nlrntzer, were the reel' plents ot thrs hugh honorf' the hrghest attarnalvle rn Rutland Hlgh School. DUVIIIIQ the school year the old memlwers, PI'CSILlCI'II Larry' Duval, vice president .-Xudrey Perlons, secretary' Donald Sherhurne, and treasurer, .lllklltli Andrews carrled on the mam worlt ot' the SOClCIf', that of selllng candy' at loothall and hasltethall games ln addltlon, they' had the privllege ol' lweing ahle to lfldllguftlle a new chapter of the Natlonal Honor SOCICQ' at Brandon Hlgh School, and to mduct its hrst memhers. Mrs Nlahel xllbfflll and Xllss Dorothy' hx'lH1CU,Il1C faculty' advisers worked wlth and g1LIlLlCLl the memlyers ol' the soclety durlng the year

Page 64 text:

T' 1 T11 I rail -s S vvnli ll ual mu U' liltl I Ili rnu ' Carolyn Ward. Ramona Cook, Claire LaCroix, Mildred Dansro, Charlotte Smith, Judith And' rews, Marilyn Carlisle, joan Mintzer, Darleyne Hart. .Ioan Manley, Barbara Dye, Carol Raymond, Elise Plude, joan Mclicrley. Lillian Paul, Patricia Hubbard. Mary ,lane Anderson, Geraldine Phillips, Marie Altrui, Carolyn Shedd Phyllis Perkins. janice Carlisle, Mary Ellen Hunt, Barbara Rich, Elinor Ingalls, Audrey Perkins, -loanne Buttles, Corinne White, Marlon Bryant, Mary lane Borah, Mary Cvay Eddy, Mrs, L, Mabel Morrill, Faculty Arlrixtrg jane Ruclin. Mary jean Burr, Tilton R1chards,james White, Paul Haclcel, Esther Hale, Virginia Smith, Theo' dora Grover, Mary Beauchamp, Patricia Galarneaujoy Frisch, Francis Rice, Donald Sherburne. Charles Wiley, Paul Stevens, Robert Rogers. Calvin Atwood. ilrzai Theaterfminded boys and girls, under the direction of Mrs, L. Mabel Morrill, enjoyed a full and busy year in the Mimes Club. Graduates,' from junior Mimes, plus all juniors and seniors who were interested in drama, constituted this year's organization. They elected as their leaders: Judith Andrews, president, Marilyn Carlisle, vice president, Joan Mintzer, secretary, Darleyne Hart, treasurerg and Charlotte Smith, program chairman. Every meeting was devoted to some activity connected with the theater, malcefup demonstrations, excerpts from, and onefact, plays, talks by the mem' bers on some phase of actingg and discussions of current articles and pictures dealing with drama. Additionally, several demonstrations on the right way to act were given. Two assembly plays were presented, one of which was VVe Hold These Truthsn put on in collaboration with junior Mimes, Also, a childrens play was shown to members of the grade schools and The Hungerersw was entered in the State Play Contest.