Rutland High School - Talisman Yearbook (Rutland, VT)

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Front run Charles Sabourin, john Markham, Richard Paul, William Dimiclc. Scrunj ruu joy Frisch, Charlotte Smith, Shirley Wolinslcy, Virginia Smith, Geraldine Phillips, Paul Kotuby Tap vnu: Charles Wiley, Miss Vera Egelston, Faculty Aliiscr, Uufiilrzarz Buiirzeis Boazd JOHN MARKHAM, Manager WILLIAM DIMICK JOY FRISCH PATRICIA GALARNEAU PAUL KOTUBY RICHARD PAUL GERALDINE PHILLIPS CHARLES SABOURIN CHARLOTTE SMITH VIRGINIA SMITH CHARLES WII.EI' SHIRLEY WOI.IxsKY, Secretary The business board Of the 1947 Cl-dli5Hlilll wishes tO thanlc: the advertisers and subscribers for their support Of this boolcg Our faculty adviser, Miss Egleston, for her untiring guidnnceg the faculty and students for their help and cooperation. JOHN E. MARKHANI, Business Nfiiitigfr. 4...

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W.-fw i Scatfd: Miss Carolyn Allen, Faculty Atlrisfrg Fred Cook, Shirley Smith, Editorein-Chicfg jane Rudin, Carol Cook, Miss Madeline Flynn, Faculty Admscr. Standing: Nick Cvarofzmo, Warren Bergstrom, Judith Andrews, Lawrence Casey, Barbara Flanders, Fern Gragen. Uafisnzan Etfizfo fulaf Bowie! SHIRLEY SMITH, E!1if0T'il1'Cl1i6f- Assistant Editors FRED Coox JANE RUDIN CAROL Cook IUDITH ANDREWS Art LARRY CASEY NICK GAROFANO Athletics BARBARA FLANDERS DONALD SHERBURNE Typist FERN GRAGEN Plmtograplicr WARREN BERGSTROM The editorial stall of the 1947 Cfalisinan wishes to thank: the student body for their cooperation, the faculty advisers for their guidance, and the faculty for their help and interest. SHIRLEY SMITH, Edit0r'in'Cl1ief

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Sup rlnlzmltnt 0 Rutland Pulvllf Schml DOVAI D K PHIIIIPS To the Class of 1947 In the years of study and sport work and play whlch have led up to thls eventful t1me IH vour school llfe you have undoubtedly looked forward to the wmmng of a hlgh school dlploma as a goal to be achreved In one sense graduatlon 1S a goal but m another sense lf IS but the threshold of newer and more meamngful experlences than vou have ever known It IS not so much an endmg as lt IS a beglnnmg Some of you wtll begm a new phase of formal but nonetheless real educatlon IH the pract1cal busmess of earmng a lrvmg All of vou however Wlll have o portumty to apply to vour commg experlences the slcllls lcnowledges an amemtles of lxfe that you have learned 1n these years of schoolmg Whlle the OSSCSSIOH of slcllls ever growmg understandmg of the great basic truths of llfe that have under glrded your teachmg wlll prove of greater and more permanent value A vou leave Rutland Hlgh School mav these same truths ablde wlth you and serve as beacons to llght vour wav As the great apostle Paul so clearly put lt tu x tt smu tmt uwrott unto 0 1 uvrlcman tmt me ttt not to lu aslmnletl rtghtly ulllltllllg tlt nord 0 truth DONALD K PHILLIPS Suptrmttndent ofStl1ools V. V, , I . K. k Y J A . I . and information may serve your immediate needs, l woulld suggest that an ' 4 ' ' . s S JA' v gl ' lylf It J G tl, t 1 l -'drl