Orleans High School - Sword Yearbook (Orleans, VT)

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22 O. H. S. SENIOR ANNUAL Seniorscope PATIENT HEALTH RESORT AILMENT PRESCRIPTION Rosie 39 Oldsmobile Anson Married life Anita Home Too many letters Fall in love June Clayt’s and Tab’s Love for horses A little affection Polly Over Mr. Leslie Acting foolish See a psychiatrist Bren With Pete Stays out too late Be in by midnight Lou Baby-sitting Lonesome A male companion to sit with you Tetta At Polly's Getting silly See less of “Chocolate” Marilyn Brownington Ctr. Fluttering eyelashes Keep calm Squirt Irasburg Too quiet Act like Lou Yvette With Pat, Ike or Jeannine Pat Get Pat out of the Navy quick Alice Grandma’s house Stays home too much Just have fun Ron Derby Jeannette Buy a car for Derby trips Ed Where there’s something doing Too much swing Get a car Dale With the boys Rolled up pant legs Get more sleep Woody With the boys Too much night life Less flirting Bud At Racines’ Too fast for basketball team Join major league A1 Clayt’s and Tab’s Too many girls Go steady Fred Family Ford Stubborn Agree occasionally Bill Around Annette Try a pint of milk Dick Home Too many curls Don’t be so mean Milo Father’s store Woman-hater Take lessons from Fred Bob Coventry Tenor voice Insure your voice Speed Irasburg Too slow Try keeping up with Squirt—she moves fast Leo Clayt’s and Tab’s Too many girls Find one girl only Brownie With the gang Too many cows Get a girl Class Prophecy FRED ALEXANDER. After leaving school Doc” attended UVM and received a doctor’s degree. He is now living in Irasburg and has a successful medical practice and is a scout for the Boston Braves in his spare time. DALE AUSTIN. Gordie” joined the police force in New York City and is now police commissioner of that city. ERA LOU BARNEY. Lou” went through nurses’ training at Salem, mar- ried a doctor and settled down in Boston. LEO BOULANGER. Leo” set out to see the world after graduation and is now owner of the Stork Club” in New York. RONNIE BOWMAN. Red” attended UVM for four years, when returning, married his high school sweetheart” and now owns Clayt’s and Tab’s restaurant. ED BURDICK. Ed joined the Air Force for three years. After his discharge he became Broadway’s newest singing star.

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O. H. S. SENIOR ANNUAL 21 First, perhaps, we should mention the Lakes such as Champlain, Memphre- magog, Willoughby, Seymour, Fairlee and Bomaseen. Doctor William Howell said as he looked at the Bay of Naples, The most beautiful view in the world except one; a Lake Champlain sunset as seen from Burlington.” Lake Memphremagog was called the Lake of Beautiful Waters” by the Indians. Steady steamer service is maintained between Newport and various Canadian points during the summer. Lake Willoughby nearby is said to perhaps resemble Swiss scenery more closely than any other scenic Vermont spot. To get back to the tourists, boarding houses and tourist homes are growing in number each year. Many city dwellers, particularly New Yorkers, enjoy the fresh vegetables, fruits and milk, along with spacious lawns and tree-shaded homes. Hotels and cabins absorb a great deal of business and money each year. Ski resorts are excellent money-makers. Great numbers of people enjoy a week-end in the country skiing and eating delicious home-cooked food. Some hosts say skiers are easier to care for than any other group of tourists or sports enthusiasts despite their wet clothes, snow laden boots, sticky wax and boisterous laughter. This past winter, Vermonters have lost millions of dollars due to the lack of snow. However, there is always another year and the true Vermonter never gives up the fight. In our state alone there are some forty places which have runs, jumps, ski tows and lodges. Next we might turn to the Vermont foot path, known as the Long Trail. This path is two hundred sixty miles long and extends the entire length of the Green Mountains. There are fifty cabins along the trail which starts on the Massachu- setts border and ends on the Canadian border. We all know that hunting and fishing are great sports here in our state. Such animals as deer, bear, fox, partridge, rabbit and wild-cat are hunted extensively. Beaver, muskrat, foxes, skunks, raccoon and mink are trapped. Salmon, trout, perch, bass, bullpout and other varieties of fish are caught in the abundant streams. I dare say there are many members of this audience who rather be out fishing instead of listening to my talk. How often do we think of our state’s specialties? The Arlington Memorial and the pillars which support the United States Supreme Court are fashioned from Vermont marble. Granite for monuments, talc for tires, paper, and powder, asbestos for insulation and minute amounts of gold and silver have been success- fully mined here. Think of the colleges, libraries, schools, summer camps, museums and scenery of Vermont and the natural resources it has. Think of the sturdy, kind-hearted people who live here—in the Green Mountain state. Would you want to live elsewhere? William Grant said, Here the hills are the greenest, the air purest, the waters clearest, the skies brightest, the women fairest, and the men bravest; and where better can one live, than among these things?” Esther Coffey SCHOLASTIC STANDINGS (upper third of the class) Yvette Mason 89.85 Era Lou Barney 86.48 Esther Coffey 89.72 Marilyn Wright 86.29 Ronald Bowman 89.03 Forrest Emerson 86.11 Frederick Alexander 88.00 Albert Long 85.11 Brenda Schoppe 87.00

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O. H. S. SENIOR ANNUAL 23 ALICE CHABOT. After graduation Alice attended Burdett Business College and then became secretary to a millionaire who was won by that cute smile. ESTHER COFFEY. Tetta” joined a professional women's basketball team, and later returned to Orleans where she is happily married and coaching the O. H. S. girls’ team in her spare time. JUNE DUTTON. June went West and now owns a large Dude Ranch out in Texas where she has an excellent business of raising pure-bred Palominos. FORREST EMERSON. Brownie” went to Agricultural school and later returned to take over his father’s farm. He is now married and has four boys to help him with the farm work. ARMAND FORTIN. Milo” after graduation went to woodworking school and later returned to his home town of Irasburg where he now owns a large woodworking factory. RICHARD HEATH. Dick” attended Agricultural college at Randolph; after four years he moved to Kentucky where he now resides with a wife and tour curly haired tots” and is head executive of the H. P. Hood Company. WILLARD HERMAN. Woody” graduated from high school basketball directly to the New York Knickerbockers with whom he now plays during the winter and is broadcaster of the Red Sox baseball games in the summer. ROSE HUNT. Rosie” attended Concord Beautician School for four years and then journeyed to California where she is now private hairdresser to V’eronica Lake and happily married to a movie director. HERMAN KETTLE. Buddy” is married to his high school sweetheart” and is residing in the Bronx where he plays left field for the New York Yankees and it is rumored he is the highest paid player in baseball today. EMILE LAPIERRE. Bill” went to fireman’s school and then entered New York City’s fire department where he has worked his way up to become the Fire Commissioner of the city. ALBERT LONG. Al” became a commissioned officer in the Navy. He is keeping up the tradition of having a girl in every port, and is now stationed in Honolulu. YVETTE MASON. Yvette became secretary to the President of the Nation- al Life Insurance Company for five years and then married her last high school sweetheart, Pat. She now lives in Miami, along the seashore. POLLY PARKER. Polly” went to Nurses School in Hanover and later became private nurse to Mortimer Snerd, with whom she frequently appears on Edgar Bergen’s radio show. BRENDA SCHOPPE. After graduation Bren” married Pete” and they are now living in Orleans and are the proud parents of triplets. PAULINE SIMINO. Squirt” attended Mount Ida College and then became Air Line hostess on the Fournier Never Fail Airline Service.” ANITA ST. PIERRE. After graduation Neet” attended secretarial school and is now secretary to the President of the United States. PERLEY SYLVESTER. Speed” took a medical course at UVM. He finished his internship and is now a brain specialist in Irasburg. ROBERT VINTON. Bob” was discovered by a talent scout from MGM and is now the latest Bobby Sox idol. His latest musical movie is Adventures of Mr. X.” MARILYN WRIGHT. After graduation, Biondie” attended secretarial school. She is now employed by Glen Dodge, the mayor of Orleans.