Rutland High School - Talisman Yearbook (Rutland, VT)

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lllvcrt YliUl'lg.vlUl'lI1 Qil'lLlI'Cl1lll, Bert Q.I'0NNlT1.lI'l, 'little Bundslcn Keele. lrcel Xlunsn, Harold Scw.lnl Iol1n Baldwln N nl u Daxld Newton, lxmcs Vcnnclt, Rov Plumlcv Holi wllllSI7I1. Dmlel Roc. Rlclunl wvl1lIC, Richard Cllflnrel, Lieorgc Afkluy 4 p fe fe f f zz' ,frufvia Dui asf ru u - 'llns NCIYVN .oxee Baslfetlmlll S uael serxell notlee tlmt Rutlanel Hwlw , . il .1 School 1s gom to lue un at the tow ol' the lwoou lueaw IH rears to come as II . ET . I l I . hung up fourteen wins against live losses. Ender the watelwlqul eye fllwCKJ.lCl1 D1elo Fl.ut:, the lzoys elevelopeel rapidly and alter severll early' season set' l'MlCl4i, CITlCI'gCLl JS J SI'HCOtl'l'XK'Ol'lKll1g dggI'CS'slOU tlmt XYBIII OI'l to XVIII tlue CO' Cl1.lIHplOHSl'1!D of the Soutlwern Vermont, League xxwtlw It rxxelxe .mel one reeorel, Bolw XxlllNUI1 .mel Dmlel Roe xx ere the lwlg guns rn tlue RLlIl.l!kl .ltmclx wltlw ,1 N'Q.l',Ul1.ll total ol' 163 .mel l33 polnts I'CSP6CllK'Cl'X Yennctt .mel Cross' man were the other ollenslve tlwrerlts wlnle Newton. Nlunsar .mel L'l1H'orel were tlie 'n.11nstl1Ys on elelense.

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LOLV5, I 5CI.C!S'Zi 707, li The Boys' Leaders Corps this year was uncier the direction ofN1r Clirence Bughee, Director of Physical Education, The Urou which was not orvanized as A cluh was com riser 0. how rw P o P who hecame assistant class leaders, squnti and assistant squad leuiers of the different gym classes. favs! rnzr Richlrti Xhrtzii, Ruy iyillklilllf .lil Nthrt-iii' In Kimi'-ig Xivllgr N ...' :i rr km-rue Pt-tl iHi'I1.1itiiHx'! L,!VWs hihn fri :cram Bill Kitties Bi-h Pcrlm Tix! Lcstcr Xwviu. Xlzlcs It-vzitw Bti! Vwih Un'1.ihiV!i-li 'fi fvi Yczff :mit it-:mfr V 1 R'f:.zr.i R-ic, Ifiul irctit-.tt tml L -ML Xlr. L hrcrnc Rqghtc ' Zi X,i,,s,f YA' i f'..,,?'

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on! mu Lliarlcs Brothers. Robert Fuller, Vkfiltcrvlohnf s n n , VVill1.im Battles. qqzas num Bcugafllaff The fundamentals make the game, and under the watchful supervision of Coach George Kalil, Rutlands freshman basketball squad has been absorb' ing the necessary lmowfhow that will serve in good stead during the years ahead. Passing, ball handling, and floorworlc have been emphasized, thus giving the boys a wide foundation in all aspects of the game. As a climax to the season, the hrstfyear men were entered in two tournaments, and they did a creditable job of representing the school as they grabbed runnerfup slot in both events. i Charles, l:r.in:on1 m.l1'nu .Iames Guild Wal' liam Smith. Edward Vlfar- N ner, Lyle Lluynup Robert Perkins nhl rsa Sherman Hunt, Tilton Clilllvrtl, Donald Nlacpheronlincllcyiquires, Robert Sharrow,