Orleans High School - Sword Yearbook (Orleans, VT)

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20 O. H. S. SENIOR ANNUAL GLORIA SIMINO. Gloria is now a riding instructor at Teela-Wooket. DORIS SMITH. Taking time out from her teaching duties, Doris became a model and now is Miss Coventry.” RALPH SWETT. You will now see Ralph standing among his many Chickens” on his poultry farm. HERBERT WASHER. Herby was discovered by a scout from the Red Sox and is now pitching for them. GERTRUDE WATERMAN. Gertie has married her high school sweet- heart and is happy helping Norm get ahead in the logging business. GIgaa, Qi U AVIS AUSTIN—We present you with this address of Old Man Adler” so you may send for some elevator shoes. ARVID BARNEY—We present you with this pitchfork so you can act more like the devil.” VERA BROOME—We present you with this megaphone so we can hear you when you talk. PATRICIA BULLOCK—We present you with these extra fingers so you can wear all those class rings you have acquired. PRISCILLA BULLOCK—We present you with this diamond ring to keep the internes away while you are in nurses’ training. NORMAN CLOUTIER—We present you with this alarm clock so you won’t have to use your brother’s. GEORGE CORROW—We present you with these bus tickets to Newport so you won’t have to wear out your father’s car. RAY DAVISON—We present you with this Farmer’s Almanac for use in future years. WENDELL DEWING—We present you with this rattle so you can make some noise. GENEVIEVE GALLUP—We present you with this brush broom so you can brush the feed off your coat after the noon hour rides. ANN GRAY—We present you with this clarinet so you may squeak your way to Carnegie Hall. PATRICIA JOHNSON—We present you with this watch so you can count your patients’ heart beats. BEVERLY LABOR—We present you with this step ladder so you may go up in life. PATRICIA LANOU—We present you with this car because they are more comfortable than trucks. THOMAS LONG—We present you with this chemistry outfit so you can take Mr. Barton’s place in later years. LYNN NEWTON—We present you with this rabbit’s foot so you will have beter luck hunting. SONNY PARKER—We present you with these hair clips so you may keep your hair cut. ARLENE PERKINS—We present you with this powder so you may cover up your flaming” blushes. LYLE PLACE—We present you with this substitute class ring to give to Priscilla D. so you may wear your own.

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O. H. S. SENIOR ANNUAL 19 GlaU Ptio iUeay AVIS AUSTIN. Avis continued her work in Clayt's Tab's” for one year after graduation and soon opened her own restaurant known as Austin’s Auto- mat” which is famous all over the state. ARVID BARNEY. Arvid has gone far since he left O. H. S. He is now leader of his own band and is appearing in his second movie. VERA BROOME. Surprise! Vera, although very quiet in school, discov- ered she had a beautiful singing voice and is now singing in the Metropolitan Opera House.” PATRICIA BULLOCK. Discovered while in Florida, Pat is now the lovely girl advertising Schols Sun Tan Lotion.” PRISCILLA BULLOCK. Priscilla became a very successful nurse and luckily married a rich patient and is very happily settled. NORMAN CLOUTIER. Having gained a reputation as a man with a per- fect physique, he opened a school for young men and is now making much money. GEORGE CORROW. George has now purchased a Tourist Camp, and is making some stiff competition for his dad. His camp is just outside Newport which is very handy! ! ! RAY DAVISON. After studying four years at U. V. M., Ray is now re- siding in the little town of Orleans, where he is taking Mr. Leslie’s place teaching Agriculture. WENDELL DEWING. Wendell is now raising pigs on his 500 acre farm out in Illinois. GENEVIEVE GALLUP. We hear Genevieve is having a hectic time trying to raise a family of seven boys in her small town of Evansville. ANN GRAY. Ann is now in partnership with Dr. Webster, after taking a four-year course in Dentistry at Tufts. PATRICIA JOHNSON. After cramming her way through Mary Fletcher Hospital, Pat is now superintendent of Vermont State Hospital. BEVERLY LABOR. Arlene Robinson was just telling us she had a perman- ent down at Bev's Beauty Salon” in Boston. PATRICIA LANOU. Pat is now running The DuBarry Success Course in New York, where she has used her ability to whittle them down to the right size. TOM LONG. After running the local pool room here in Orleans, Tom is now the successor of his father’s general store in Albany. LYNN NEWTON. Lynn is now running a meat market and buying his hams from the great Dewing Meat Corporation. SONNY PARKER. After going to Hollywood, and crashing the movies, Sonny is the Van Johnson of today. ARLENE PERKINS. After going to Lyndon Teachers’ College, Arlene is now very happy teaching her 20 little first graders. LYLE PLACE. After joining the Air Corps, Lyle is an instructor at San Antonio, Texas, and is very happily married. ARLENE ROBINSON. After studying with Arlene Perkins at Lyndon Teachers’ College, Arlene is improving the young minds of Irasburg. ANNIE SCOTT. As Annie was sunning herself on the beaches of Califor- nia, an M. G. M. scout discovered her and she is now Sonny’s leading lady. DEAN SIMINO. After extensive training at the Dartmouth Airways, Dean is now flying for T. W. A.

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O. H. S. SENIOR ANNUAL 21 ARLENE ROBINSON—We present you with this joy-maker so you will be happy when teaching school. ANNIE SCOTT—We present you with this bell so you may go tinkling through life. DEAN SIMINO—We present you with this airplane so you may fly happily through life. GLORIA SIMINO—We present you with this horse so you may go gallop- ing happily through life. DORIS SMITH—We present you with this mirror so the other girls will get a chance to use the mirror downstairs. RALPH SWETT—We present you with this hen so your one and only will not get lonesome. HERBERT WASHER—We present you with this Gillette Blue Blade so you may look sharp, feel sharp, and be sharp. GERTRUDE WATERMAN—We present you with this peavy” so you can help Norman with his logging business. Jlcuit Will and leitament We, the Senior Class of Orleans High, do hereby make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills and codicils by us at any time heretofore made. Beth Warner—Doris’s height. Gaston Choiniere—Ray’s ability to lead. Clyde Hull—Herbie’s humor. Patricia Tinker—Wendell’s quietness. Pauline Butler—Pat Bullock’s noise. Mr. Schoppe—a smarter History 12 class. Ted Dugan—Arlene Perkins’ punctuality. Beverly Dow—Priscilla’s cheerleading ability. Gus—another class that is as neat as class of ’48. Rose Hunt—Annie’s slimness. Dickie Tucker—Ike’s ability to play a trombone. Elaine Miles—Ann’s ability to play basketball. Jackie Remillard—Herbie’s laugh. Forest Emerson—Norm’s muscles. Bud Kettle—any easy chair at the restaurant. Miss Setien—a better barber shop quartet. O. H. S.—a new gym. O. H. S. girls—Gloria’s natural curly hair. Stage—new curtains. Jerry Eastman—more Senior girls. Doug Wightman—Sonny’s curly hair. Era Lou Barney—some yeast so you can rise in the morning. Carl Swanson—some prompt orchestra members. Youth Center—some leaders like the ones of 1948. Richard Mayette—future success in basketball.