Orleans High School - Sword Yearbook (Orleans, VT)

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O. H. S. SENIOR ANNUAL 5 i ♦ f { 'DEDICATION FRANCIS DERMODY We dedicate this year book to MR. DERMODY who, through his patience and understanding, has helped to teach us the meaning of friendship arid loyalty CLASS COLORS: Royal Blue and White CLASS FLOWER: Carnation CLASS MOTTO: Knowledge Is Power

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4 O. H. S. SENIOR ANNUAL Class Song FAREWELL DEAR ORLEANS (TUNE: WHISPERING HOPE) Now we must go separate ways, To where a bright future beams, Out in the great big wide world Opportunity toward us leans. Now that school days are over, Now that our studies are done, We can go out in this wide world, Under a glorious new sun. CHORUS Farewell, Dear Orleans, oh how sadly we go, Opening the doors, to the world we’ll soon know. Now we are leaving dear Orleans, Our life work has begun, We want to thank all our teachers For the kind work they have done. This is a great world before us, We will be now on our way, Hope for the sunshine tomorrow, To brighten our coming days. CHORUS Farewell dear Orleans, oh how sadly we go, Opening the doors, to the world we’ll soon know.

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6 O. H. S. SENIOR ANNUAL Sponsor's Message When day is done we think of the night ahead, or beyond, to the next, new day. Day and night both have their part in our lives. The day to earn our bread; the night to take our rest. Now you have come to the dawn of a brand new day—your future. All these past days and nights worked to this day. Many things were attempted, many things done; you worked, you earned. What each has is what he attempted, did; is how he worked and earned. I wish for you to look to your future in the world as you have here in school with the faith of a young heart. For a young heart has faith in itself and in the world about it. A young heart expects from life what it puts into life and meets every day with courage, with hope, and with dignity. God bless you and good luck. Frank Dermody