Orleans High School - Sword Yearbook (Orleans, VT)

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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.

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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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22 O. H. S. SENIOR ANNUAL Emile Lapierre—some Klutch” to keep your upper teeth from hitting your lower teeth. Evelyn Austin—your sister’s singing ability. Sally Aldrich—Pat Johnson’s ability to talk. Mr. Barton—a group of seniors in Physics who do not argue like the ones do this year. A. A.—another Ralph Swett to sell tickets. Rita and Ernie—the senior hallway. Miss Morse—another Sonny Parker for plays. Sophomore Boys—Senior boys’ basketball ability. Mariam, Martha and Polly—another three to make another Big Six.” Girls’ locker room—mirrors. Dot. Herman—Arlene Robinson’s natural colored lips. Roger McMahon—some grease to put on his shoes to get rid of the squeak. F. F. A.—a new slate of officers. Press Club—more cooperative members. Mr. Dermody—a softball team who will eat WHEATIES! We hereby appoint the Senior Class of 1949, to be the Executors of this our last will and testament. In witness whereof, We have hereunto subscribed our name on this the ninth day of June, in the year nineteen hundred and forty-eight. SENIOR CLASS, 1948 WITNESSES: Sponsor Senior Class—Miss Setien President Senior Class—Ray Davison Editors—Ray Davison, Ann Gray, Annie Scott. JUkeA and biddi zed. AVIS AUSTIN Like: Dislike: Pet Vanity: Ideal Man: Ambition: ARVID BARNEY Like: Dislike: Pet Vanity: Ideal Woman: Ambition: VERA BROOME Like: Dislike: Pet Vanity: Ideal Man: Ambition: People. Formal affairs. Natural curly hair. A short, dark complexioned Frenchman who drives a truck. To get married. Girls. School. None. Five feet, 5 inches, green eyes, black hair. Get to a warmer climate. Animals, fog and rain. Inconsiderate people. None. Tall, blonde, blue eyes, good-natured. Travel.