Rutland High School - Talisman Yearbook (Rutland, VT)

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Nllltlll Dxwght. lNl.lI'j',l.ll'1C Burgh. Darlcync Hart, AI.InIcc L-.ll'llNlC. B.1rhAr.I RIch NI nl I II Nlr Russell Chase, l.I.I4lIs :'I.lIIsII'. lames Wvhllf. NLIUTILC Brewster. VVIllI.Im Blclguuel, Rulwqrt Hathaxmy Donald Perlons, I'om,Fagan, Fr.IncIs Rue fjaizrzca CLIE The SCICUCC Cluh IS a new org.1nI:4ItIon thIs year The purpose ol' thc cluh 15 to further the stucly of SCICHCC, chlefly through gIx'Ing cluh memhers an opportumts to utIlI:e the CLIUIPIDCHI whIch the school possesses. At cluh meetmgs, tune was allowed for Inemhers to worl: on the propgects wlnch each chose clurmg the year Popular .IctIx'ItIes Incluclecl JISSCCIIOU of .InIIntIls. hacterm culture. .Incl expemments II1 chennstrj' .Incl phssIcs ll1?'ULlgl1UlII Illf NCJI' IUUXICN l1.lNC l'WCCI1 Nl1UXNAI1 ll'UI'll UIUC to UIUC UH suhgects ul scIenIIhc Interest to those Interestetl IH NCICIICC R.ItlIo. 'fClCYlNllJl'l, Qeneml scIeIIce. veofmphu .Intl other towIcs ul- current Interest were Inclucletl A F7 e . . . II1 the IIIIII'Ie progr.IIn. Durmg the hrst yetIr ol Its evstence the cluh llls hecome .Issocmtecl xx lflal lhe SCIENCE Lfluhs ol .'3XINCI'ICl. .I II.ItIon.Il llI'g.lI7!:,1IlHH lhc l.1CLllTN .lclxlser lor IlIIs .1INlWlIlULls cluh ls Nlr Rllsstll D hl1.1sC lts olhcers were, l7I'tsI.lt-II? I.-IsIIs xxllillh Ugg PI1-sI.l.'III I Romnl HxIII'xxs -II YI. II.II'jrTI1.IsIIIzI' N1 IIII l'I I I s gl xx sms

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llzfilz Cjlltfl The Lttln Clulw l1elcl nteetlngs twlce montlrly untler tlve cllrectlon ol' Nltxs Burtlex new faculty .tclxlser lor the clulw Its purpoxes lor tlwe prornotton of ltnowleclgc .Incl .zppreclatlon of Lnttn were c.1rr1ecl out clnelly tltrouglt rtx entertarnment Vrfrgrarm. wlnclw lxollowecl tlte lnuslnew meetmgx Plays .tml reports on Roman mythology .mtl Ronmn llle. L.1t1n gamer .tncl Nongs xung Ill L.1t1n nmclc up tlte enterttnnment progrann Une play um recortlecl. .tncl tlte recorclx were plajecl to the clulw For tlwc lrrxt tnnc, tltc L.1tln Clulw was proxltlctl wltlr tt LkUITNIlfl.lIlOH Upon petrtlon ol' tlte clulw tlwe Stuclent Council votccl to tmurcl one point towarcl .1 nonxttllletlc .rwttrtl to those who complete the yettr rn accortllnce w1tl'1 tlre rulex ol' the lntln Clulw A poster contest, the entrlex lmwetl on Roman llle .mtl mytlwology, was concluctetl by the club. TYllC IHOSI ITHPUYIJUI 50Cl.ll events of fl'lC ClLll7 f'C.lY XV6l'S the Cl'1I'1SIlU.lS pdfff' Jllkl .1 Nltllgll l'lLlC. The ollicers ol' the clulw were as follows: l7v'.'x1.l1f:t .... NYU 1 IAM VV11 D Yu: Pr'.'vr.lml QIERAI mxtg PHILLIPS 5r.'v'.'t.1v'y , . , 4 DIANE Rrmx Tr1'.1s1avx'r ..,. lVlARY JEAN Bl'RR 5lIu.lt'n! Cfrrrmtrl R5FYi5CIlIdlll'6 Ll'Cll 1 E PAILQE lr-.mr mn Uemlcllnc Pl11ll1px,M.1ryjc.1nliurr,VV1llmm VV1lcl -lane RUJIH SW-n,l mn Peggy Nvestlwurg, Muy Anna Buglwcc, Ucmldlne NrN'l'1CClCl' Nl.lI'lC -Xltrul. ljrol Q rowxnu Mary .lane Anderson Tlnvgl run ,lulmna Plulllps, Barlmxra r'xcl.1n1x Lucille: palgc. P.1trlc1.1 Hulvlurd Clrolyn ihctlcl Rolwcrt Huw: Xlarlon Bryant lwmrlm wt. Xlnw Nladcllnc Bultlcx l.1.ulrx Utter Dom cl Lunt lrllton Ruclmrclx Xl.1nrl.c Hrcxx xtcr lnom Fagan Rolwert Tuggey wlc,1nxlol1nxon 85

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N ll T Sfttrfslzf lfacfauzfiifi 'lhe Student l'ederalists organized lor the hrst time at lliitlind High School this year l he cluh was lormed. using as a nucleus a group ol' students who had attended a simmer L'I1NlwCI'6I'1CC where they learned ol. the Qtudent Federalist Nloxement, Cthers interested in xxorld .illairs joined. and the group selected Xliss Carolyn Allen to act as faculty' adviser lmmediately alter lvormlng, the cluh laecame a chapter ol the nationil Student Federalist organization .-Xt the hifweeltlj' meetings ol the cluh, attempts were made to promote a greater interest in and knowledge ol. current affairs Discussion in which all cluh memlfers participated was one ol the methods used. ln order to lfring to the student l'ody' some ot the ideas ol the cluh, the Student Federalists presented an assemhlnv at which they featured Dr XN'ingfsit Chan as spealter His intimate knowledge ol' world situations. especially those pertaining to China, his own country, aroused a sympathy and interest in hoth Student liederalists and nonfeluh memhers which no amount ol' reading material could, Dr. Chan's appearance was one of the highlights of the cluh year. The cluh also helped sponsor a onefday conference for high school stu' dents, which was modeled on the plan of the Shawnee Institute on Wcirld Affairs, As The Talisman went to press, Nl.iryje.in Burr and VVilliam VN'ild demon! strated the JIITIS ol' their organization at a meeting ol the Rutland Community Cluh. The ollicers of the organization werei Prusitltnt . . . DONAIWD SHERBVRXE Vita Piwsitlciit , CALVIN Arwooo Srtrrtarv . VVii,i,mM VVii,n Trtasiirur . . . Puri ms Patucixs lumix! rau Corinne White Xnuvxtl vnu Barhara :Xdams.AIoan Nlint:er Tlnrzl vnu plane RULllI1 x l t rii x r lniirili ran Xliss Carolyn Allen, huialty rkliistr. ,Ioan Nlclserley. lllise Plude. Betty Qtillwell. Darleynt irt N irx ein urr lilfli vnu Donald Sherhurne. VVarren Bergstrom. Calxin .-5ttwoo.l wyllllillil Vlfild Paul Haclsel lxtnnctl