Orleans High School - Sword Yearbook (Orleans, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1955 volume:

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Senior Editor . ,ff ?f ' L ' if f f ff ' ' 5' is-. '- , 4 1 L64-MCU P Catherine Mattson Marion Chadburn . Larry Gallup . Ricky Utton . Jack Healey . Joan Michaud Phyllis Malshuk Sandra Stephenson . Enid Smith . Ricky Utton . Joan Michaud Sandra Stephenson Joanne Langdeau Sue Dennai e Shirley Hoyt . . Patricia Hunt Marion Chadburn dedication if :beobca fion l We, the class of 1955 wish to dedicate this yearbook to our class sponsor, Mr. Herman Lambert, who has guided us through three years of our high school. We will always remember your keen sense of humor and willingness to co-operate with all our school activities. PrincipaI's Message To the Members of the Graduating Class : You, as members of the Class of l955, are to be congratulated on your accomplishments. Today, more than ever before, an education is necessary for life and your high school graduation is a very important stepping stone on your way to an education. During the past four years you have enjoyed many good times to- gether, and you have formed friendships which will last through-out your lives. Those years have been good years, and in all probablity, you will never be able to lead as happy, carefree a life. Next year you will either be continuing your schooling or be going to work. Please remember that your will to do and your ability to work are important. Many have talents, but only a few are willing to work hard enough to develop them. Your high school is confident that you will always bring credit to it and it wishes you the best of luck in so doing. Dustin White K S ponsor's Message EDUCATION has been thought of as something which a person gets or misses in his early years and which he generally forgets in his mature th f w basic years. This need -not be so. Vastly more important than e e kill u will retain from your regular course of studies, is the chance s s yo that a spark of curiosity has flashed in your brain. This may well have ld l d to been inspired by anidle book taken casually from a shelf and cou ea your education for a full, happy life. This is somethingl think you all richly deserve. Sincerely, H. A. Lambert SBlIi0fS Ml 5.1 First Row-Everett Coffey, Joanne Langdeau, Marian Chadburn, Pat Hunt, Marvin Cubit, Sandra Stephenson. Second Row-Enid Smith, Merton Gleason, Sondra Hussey, Pat Crandall, James Hayford. Third Row-Shirley Hoyt, Joan Michard, Cathy Mattson, Ricky Utton, Evelyn Boulanger. Fourth Row-Mr. Lambert, Roger Duquette, Anita Davignon, Paul Montague, Mary Hull, Shirley Butler. tx. 'ti Q IV: i if Jack Frederick Healey Jack, class and student council president, has been out- standing in many activities. His good citizenship was Basketball 2,3,4 3 Baseball 1,2, 3,4 3 Band 1, 2, 3,4 3 Orchestra 3,4 3 Student Council 3,4 3 President 4 3 Class President 1,4 3 Science Club 1,2,3 3 Boy's A.A. 1,2,3,4 3 Vice-President 4 3 Boy's State 3 3 Yearbook Staff 4 3 Northeastern Music Festival 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Committee 3 3 Golf Team 2, Magazine l Drive 3,4 3 Assistant Manager 3 3 Manager 4 . R onald Cook R onnie Ronnie has added his pleasant smile and ability in the F.F,A. , as president this year. Best of 1UCk at U.V.M. F,F,A, 1,2,3,4 3 President 4 :Judging Team 2, 3,4 3 State Dairy 33 State Delegate 4 3 Band 1, 2, 3,4 3 Class Officer 4 3 Science Club 2,4 1 B0Y'S Glee Club 2,4 3 Mixed Glee Club 2,4 3 North- eastern Music Festival 2, 4 3 Boy's State Alternate 3 . Marian Chadburn Marian, one of the most active members of the class you will succeed in college. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3g Girl's Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Northeastern Fes tival 2, 3, 43 All-State Chorus 43 softball 23 science Club 2, 3, 43 secretary 43 Science Fair 33 class offi- cer 2,43 Junior Prom Com, 3 3 Student Council 1, 2, 33 Student Council Convention 2, 3,11 F.H.A. 3,43 R. Award 3 Betty Crocker I-Iomerraker Award. Catherine Mattson Cathy An Original , in more ways than one. Cathy has been our class treasurer for four years and a leader in class affairs. Good luck, nursie. Mixed Glee Club 1,2, 3,41 Girl's Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4 3 Student Council 4 3 Junior Prom Committee 3 3 Northeastern Music Festival 3 3 Softball 2, 3 3 Class Play 1,2,3 3 Freshman Reception Com 2 3 Girl's A.A. 1,2,3,4 3 Christmas Ball Com. 4 3 Class Officer 1,2, 3, 4. rewarded by a trip to Boy's State. Keep climbing, Jack. has well earned the honor of valedictorian. We know School Play 2,41 Press Club 3,43 Valedictorian3 D.A. Shirley Jean Hoyt Shirley has been outstanding in music and has made a name for herself in the Science Club. Like father like daughter, huh Shirley? Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Northeastern Music Festival 2, 3, 43 Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Mixed Glee Club l, 2, 3,43 Junior Prom Committee 33 Freshman Reception Committee 23 F. H. A. 3,43 Science Club 1, 2g Science Fair Winner 1, 23 Glee Club Accompanist 3, 4. 5 Joan Michaud One of the most popular girls, Joan has been active in basketball and music. Becausb of your outstanding personality we know you'll succeed, Joan. Mixed Glee Club 1,2, 3,4 3 Girl's Glee Club 1,2, 3,4 3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 3 Captain 4 3 Softball 1,3 3 Junior Prom Committee 3 3 Science Club 2 3 Press Club 4 3 Northeastern Music Festival 1, 2,3,4 3 Girl's A.A. 1,2, 3,4 3 Orchestra 1, 2, 3,42 Yearbook Staff 4 Drum Majorette 2, 3,4 3 Dramatic Club 4 . Steven Hardy Music, science, plus many other activities such as golfing, hunting, and fishing have occupied Steve's past four years. Make college as successful as high school and we know you ll succeed, Steve. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Committee 33 Boy's A.A. 1,2,3,43 lsec. 49 Class officer 33 Student Council 2, 43 Northeastern Music Festival 2, 43 Science Club 1, 2, 4, tPres. 4D Glee Club 1,4 . ' C larice Gilfillan Like all those who live a long distance from Orleans, it has been hard for Clarice to participate in many activities. Your willingness in those activities you've undertaken should characterize your life after grad- - uation. Good luck, Clarice. Mixed Glee Club 1,2, 3,4 3 Girl's Glee Club 1,2, 3,4 3 F.H.A. 3,41 F.H.A. Song Leader 43 Press Club 4 3 Northeastern Music Festival 3,2 . Maxine R oyer Maxine has gained a lot of experience in household duties by helping out Mrs. Fletcher with hot lunches. This should prove helpful after graduation, right Maxine ? F,H.A. 3,4 3 Mixed Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Girl's Glee Club 1,2,3,4 3 Basketball 1,2 3 Science Club 13 Girl's A.A. l,2,3. Walter Armstrong Wally has made some useful suggestions in our class meetings and has helped obtain properties for plays. May good fortune beset your path, Wally. F.F.A. 1,23 Science Club 1,23 Junior Prom 33 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 43 Roger Duquette Duke , another quiet classmate, is well-liked. He is noted for his good sense of humor. Use this good quality and you'll go far in any future undertaking. F. F.A. 1, 2 . Mary Hull Mary has helped the clarinet section of band and has been an equally good member of glee club. Perhaps you'll follow in your brother's footsteps in the world of music. Girls Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Glee Club l, 2, 3 43 Band 2, 3,41 F.H.A. 3,41 Science Club 2,41 North- eastern Vermont Music Festival 4. Richard Utton Ricky's dramatic ability in plays and classroom earned him the honor of directing the senior class play. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4g Science Club l,2, 3,45 Press Club 3,4, Junior Prom Committe 3, Freshman Reception Committe 2g Dramatic Club l, 9, 3,4, Yearbook Staff 43 Boys' Athletic Association l, 2, 3, 4g Class Play l, 2, 3, 45 Northeastern Music Festival l, 2, 3,4, All-State Music Festival 2,45 School Play l, 2, 3, 4. Patricia Hunt Petie Petie , who joined us from Barton, is one of the most co-operative and dependable girls in the class. With her wonderful personality, we know she will go far in her career. Best of luck, Petie . Girl's Glee Club l,2, 3,4 p Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4 g Science 1,2,3,4 3 Yearbook Staff 4 5 Press Club 2,4 5 Class Play 1, 3 g Northeastern Music Fes- tival 2, 4 g School News Reporter 4 5 Junior Prom Com. 3 . Patricia Crandall Pat Pat joined us in her junior year from Newport Center. She is a first-rate cheerleader, so here's 3 cheers for Pat. Rah! Rah! Rah! Mixed Glee Club2, 3, 4g Girls Glee Club 3,4: Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Press Club 3,43 One act plays 2: F. H. A. 4. Northeastern Music Festival 4. Charles Gosselin An active member of the F. F. A. Charles winning smile will be remembered by his classmates. Happy farming, Charlie. F. F. A. 1,2,3,4g F. F. A. Sentinel4g F. F. A. Judging Team 3. Sandra Hope Stephenson Sandy Sandy, who joined us from Lowell, has proven herself a very efficient basketball manager and a strong alto for the girl's trio. Best of luck to you, Sandy. Girl's Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4 3 Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4 3 Science Club 1,2, 3,4 3 Officer 4 3 Class Officer 3 3 Basketball Manager 3,4 3 Christmas Ball Com. 4 3 Northeastern Music Festival 2 3 All- State Chorus 4 3 Press Club 3,4 . Leslie White Leslie, a quiet and reserved boy but likeable member of our class, has added his talents in F. F. A. F. F. A. 1-,2,3,4: Reporter 43 Baseball 2. Wayne Freehart Wayne and his truck have been very active members of our class. He has also been active in F.F.A. We wish you nothing but the best. ager 3,42 Science Club 1 3 Glee Club 1,22 F.F.A. Naaman Green Naaman, outstanding center, not only in this school but in this section, made the All-Tournament team again this year. Basketball 2, 3,4 3 Baseball 1,2, 3,4 3 -Band 1, 2,31 Mixed Glee Club 3,4 3 Boy's Glee Club 3,41 Science Club 1,2,4 3 Boy's A.A. 1,2,3,4 3 Officer 43 State Science Fair 2 3 Class Play 1,23 F.F.A. 1 3 Freshman Reception Com. 2 3 Ski Team 1 . Baseball 1,2 3 Basketball 1,2 3 Basketball Man- Phyliss Rexford Phyliss has proven herself a good driver and, although she has not been an official cheerleader, she volubly used her voice to help them. Mixed Glee Club l, 3,43 Girls' Glee Club l, 3,4g F.H.A. 3,4g Softball 2, 3, Press Club 3,4g Science Club 2, Junior Prom Committee 3: Northeastern Vt. Music Festival 4. John Locke John has proven himself very capable in agriculture and science. We wish you much success as a scien- tific farmer. F.F.A. l,2,3,4. Marvin Cubit Marvel has proven to be an outstanding member of F. F.A. and in his senior year he had the honor of going to Kansas City. We have also witnessed his dramatic ability in the senior class play. F, F. A. l, 2, 3, 4 lReporter 3, Vice-president 45 Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Northeastern Vermont Music Festival 3g Mixed Glee Club l,2, 3,4g Orleans Chapter Delegate to National F. F.A. Convention in Kansas, Mo. 3 Class Play 4. Anita Davignon Anita joined us from Sacred Heart in our sophomore year and has proven to be a very likeable member. She is another good woman driver. Girls' glee club 2, 3,45 Mixed glee club 2, 3,4g Science club 4, Freshman reception 25 Northeastern Vermont Music Festival 31 F,H.A. 3,4. Judith Amyot Judy has been a wonderful classmate and a very helpful one on Junior Prom committee last year, due to her training in home economics. Mixed Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Glee Club l,2, 3, 4g Prom commitee 3, Christmas Ball 43 F.H.A. 3,4g Press Club 4. Merton Gleason Mert's trademark is a match stick in his mouth. He is one of the quietist, most co-operative boys in our class. We sincerely wish you success. F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4g Boys' Glee Club lg Mixed Glee Club l. Dwane Austin Dwane's main interest has been basketball, in which he has participated for three years. Happy hunting, Dwanie. F.F.A, 1,2 5 Science Club 2 5 Basketball 1,2, 3,4g Boy's A.A. 1,2,3,4: Sondra Hussey . Sondra has added her talents with her sax and her basketball ability. Good luck in nursing school Girl's Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4 g Mixed GleeClub 1,2, 3,4 g Science Club 1,2,4g F.H.A, 3, Softball 2, 35 Class Play 1,2 g Northeastern Music Festival 1, 2, 3,4 g Orchestra 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Basket- ball 1,2,3,4 g Freshman reception Com. 2 5 Press Club 4 g Junior Prom Com. 3 3 Girl's A.A. 1 2 3 Joanne Langdeau Joanne, a graceful cheerleader, has also been active in F.H.A. as president , and in band with her sax. Girl's Glee Club 1,2, 3,41. Mixed Glee Club 1,2, 4 3 Basketball 1,2 3 Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 3 F.H.A. 3,4 3 President 43 Press Club 1,3,4 3 Girl's A.A. 1,2,3,4 3 Freshman Reception Com. 2 3 Class Play 1 3 Science Club 2 . Paul Montague Paul will be remembered by his classmates for his cheerfulness, basketball ability, and wonderful bass voice in the quartet. Basketball 1,2,3,4 3 Baseball 1,2,3,4 3 Boy's Glee Club 1,2,3,4 3 Mixed Glee Club 1,2,3,4 3 All State Chorus 1,2,3,4 3 Band 1,2,3,4 3 Class Play 3,42 F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4: Science Club 1,2,4 3 Senior Ball Committee 4 . Everett Coffey 1fbbitt . Ebbitt has been outstanding in music, dramatics, and F. F.A. During his senior year he obtained the highest score for cattle judging in the N. E. states. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 3 Sentinel 33 Treasurer 43 State F.F,A, cattle and milk Judging Team 4 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 3 Delegate to American Institute of Co- operation 4 3 Boy's Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4 3 Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 3 Northeastern Music Festival 2, 3,4 3 All-State Chorus 1,2,4 3 Boy's A.A. 3,4 3 Science Club 43 School Play 3,4 3 Class Play 3,42 Base- ball 4 . Phyllis Malshuk Phyllis will be remembered for her cheerleading ability. She has also been active in many other school activities. With her smile and personality we know she'll be a success. F.H.A. 43 Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 3 Press Club 1, 3,43 Mixed Glee Club 1,2, 3,4 3 Girl's Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4 3 Northeastern Music Festival 3, -4 3 Girl's A.A.1,2,3,4. 3,4 3 Band 1,2, 3,4 3 Northeastern Music Festival 3, Eveline Boulanger Evie Evie has been a helpful member of the class. Keep up the good work. Girl's Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Mixed Glee Club 1,2 3,4 g Northeastern Music Festival 1,4g Science Club 1,2, F.H,A. 3 5 Press Club 4 g Senior Ball Committee 4 . Charles P. Sinon Pat is noted for his curly hair and good humor. We hope your F.F,A. training will pay off. F,F,A, 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,23 Science Club 1 . James Hayford Jamie Jamie, who joined us this year, has proven his mus ical and dramatic ability. As ashes eventually set- tle after a fire, we trust that he may someday settle down. Boy's Glee Club 4 3 Mixed Glee Club 4 g All- State Chorus 4 3 Northeastern Music Festival 4 p School Play 4 3 Class Play 4 . Shirley Butler Shirley, a quiet and reserved member of the class, has been an outstanding member of orchestra and glee club. Good luck in your nursing career. Softball 2, 3, 4 g Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 3 North- eastern Music Festival 2, 3, 4 3 All- State Festival 45 Press Club 3,4 3 Mixed Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Girl'S Glee Club 1,2,3,4g F.H.A, 2,3,4g Science Club 1,2. Edward White- Eddie, a quiet and reserved member of our class, has been helpful on several committees. We wish you much success in the future. ' ' A. l, 2. Srue Dennaise Sue has been outstanding in dramatics and music. During her junior year she went to girl's state as a reward for good citizenship. Good luck to you, Sue, Class Officer 1,2,4 : Class Play 1,2 3 State Play Contest 4 3 Girl's State 3 3 Northeastern Music Festival 1,2 3 All-State Chorus 3,4 3 Softball 2, 33 Band 2.3.4 : Orchestra 3 : Girl's Glee Club 1 2 3 41 Mixed Glee C1ub1.2,a,4, Press Club1,3,4'- ' Cheerleading 2,3 . ' ' Enid Smith Zella joined us from Hinesburg in our sophomore year. She has added her musical, dramatic, and literary abilities willingly. Best of luck at Drew. Girls Glee Club 1,2, 3, 43 Mixed Glee Club l, 2, test 4g Basketball co-manager 2, 3,41 Press Club 3,4tArt Editor 3,471 Yearbook staff 43 Junior Prom 33 Freshman reception 23 Northeastern Vermont Music Festival 2, 43 All-State Chorus 33 Science 2,4 Gleason Guyette Gleason is a very likeable and active member of the class. He has been active in music and sports. We wish you success at U.V.M. F,F.A. 1,2 3 Future Farmers Judging Team 23' Baseball 1,2, 3,4 3 Band 2, 3,4 3 Northeastern Music Festival 3,4 3 Science Club 1,2, 3,4 3 Magazine Drive Captain 43 Boy's State 3 3 Boy's A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 . 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 School Play 2, 3,43 State Play Con- Larry Gallup Larry has been prominent in sports and music, and he is well known for his facetiousness. Basketball 2,3,4 3 Baseball 1,2,3,4 g Golf 2 g Yearbook Staff 4 g Junior Prom Com. 3 3 Freshman Reception Com. 2 g F.F.A. 1: C1855 Play1.4 3 Band 1,2, 3 g Northeastern Music Festival 3 1 All- State Band 2 . David Ingalls Dave, a spirited member of our class, has been in F.F.A. and has had an interest in music. Your education will help you now and in all of your future endeavors. F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Boys Glee Club l, 2, 45 Mixed Glee Club l,2,4g Band 35 Science Club lg Boys A.A, CLASS POEM High school days are drawing nigh And we shall have to part But we'll still love dear O.H.S. And you'll be in our hearts. It seems so sad that we must part And leave you dear old school The tears we shed will be for you And fall to form a pool. But we must feel that this is not the end, But only the beginning. For we will keep on climbing higher, And forever we'll be winning. We shall miss our teachers, parents, friends and schoolmates too. But we shall be a' cheering, For the school we love--it's you. Now as we leave you, Orleans High To enter in a world thats new. And all those happy days gone by, You know we'll think of you. Sue Dennaise enior Cfcwzi Mdfor In September, 1943, when our hearts were young and gay, we entered the first grade. Our parents, with high hopes, and us, young and innocent, accomplished such wonders as reading, writing our names, and counting to 100, under the guidance of Miss Drown. In the second grade, with the help of Miss Smith, we entered the ever- plaguing world of arithmetic and spelling. Enough said. The third grade stands out in our minds, as the year when Miss Massey used sticky tape to counteract whispering. It was also in this year that Naa- man Green provided us with a half hours entertainment by having to stand in front of the class and make faces. The next year, being the fourth grade, we journeyed upstairs, and under the direction of Miss Stearns, took up two new subjects, history and geog- raphy. It was while in the fourth grade, we took one of those imaginary trips across the country. The height of our ambition in the fifth grade was to be able to hit a home run in punch ball. Here, Miss Marshall introduced us, for the first time, to science. When we entered the sixth grade under Miss Rogers, we considered ourselves high and mighty. The most memorable incident of the year was our Patrol Field Day at Essex Junction, with all the hot dogs and ice cream we could eat. The next year we went over to the high school building. Here, in the seventh grade, under the supervision of Miss Stratton, we put on our first class play. We didn't win the contest, but it was a great success to us. In the eight grade, under Mrs. Renfrew, we made a trip to Montpelier to visit legislature. The most impressing part of the trip to us then, was riding up and down the elevators in the new State Office Building. The next year we entered high school as freshmen, with Mr. Barton as our sponsor. The most memorable part of the year, of course, was fresh- man initiation, when Naaman Green and Phyliss Malshuk had to measure the baseball diamond with a hot dog. As sophomores, we had the great priviledge of initiating the freshmen. This was the year that Mr. Lambert came in as our class sponsor and also the year that we ordered our class rings. Our junior year was a real success, with Mr. Lambert as our sponsor again. The highlight of the year was our Junior Prom. Our theme was Evening In Paris . There were a thousand shining stars suspended from the ceiling and a sidewalk Cafe at the upper end of the hall, plus many other attractive decorations. This June, Jack Healey, Gleason Guyette, and Sue Dennaise were chosen as representatives to Boy's State and Girl's State. Our senior year was probably the most outstanding of all. Some of us went to New York in October to visit the United Nations. Marvin Cubit was elected to go tri Kansas City, Missouri, to the National F. F, A. Convention. We held a very successful Christmas Ball on December 22, at the Municipal Auditorium As we look back on our four years at O.H.S. we have many fond mem- ories, and fine friendships, which have been made possible by our associa- tion with all our wonderful teachers and classmates. enior add W'e, the Senior Class, of Orleans High, in the said town of Orleans, in the county of Orleans, state of Vermont, being of sound mind and memory and mindful of the uncertainities of fate, do make and constitute this our last will and testament, hereby making null and void all former wills by us made. I, Judith Amyot, do will and bequeath my laugh to Threasa Besaw. I, Walter Armstrong, will my Old Gold 'cig's to Mr. Lambert so he won't have to bum them at the half of a basketball game. I, Dwane Austin, will my ability to keep away from the opposite sex to Wayne Whittemore. 1 I, Eveline Boulanger, will and bequeath to Carole Wheeler, my ability to argue with the teachers. I, Shirley Butler, will and bequeath to Dina Hardy, my height. Now, Dina, you can get places you couldn't before. I, Everett Coffey, will my height to Bruce Messier. I, Farmer Marian, will and bequeath to Erlene Smith my honorable title and 1. 5 cows. Now you can start a farm of your own, Enie. I, Ronald H. Cook, will to Bobby Gosselin his choice of girls left at O.H. S. Maybe you'll want more than one,Bobby. I, Pat Crandall, will to Nancy Carpenter my cheerleading ability . Hope you can make the first team next year, Nancy. I, Marvin Cubit, will to Ronald Orne, my curly hair. I, Anita Davignon, do will and bequeath to Harriet Wood, my ability to drive a car. Now you can drive the kids from Coventry, to and from O.H.S. I, Sue Dennaise, will my ability to give and take shots to Erlene Smith as I think it might come in handy in the future. I, Roger Duquette, do will and bequeath my spelling ability to Bob Coat hrup. I, Wayne Freehart, will my trucking for the school to some junior. I, Larry Gallup, will my record collection to Brian Tucker. I, Clarice Gilfillan, will my typing ability to Mrs. Houghaboom, the Home Economics teacher. I Merton Leon Armand Gleason Jr. will my quietness to Louis Duquette. I, Charles Gosselin, will my careful driving to Roland Dupre. I, Steven Hardy, will my car and my license to Bobby Hoyt so he can take in some hunting and fishing trips next year. V I, James Hayford, will my eyebrows to Mr. White. I, Jack Healey, will my pair of sixguns and sheriffs badge to Gus so he can keep order in the boy's locker room. I, Shirley Hoyt, do will and bequeath to Esther Lawes, my position at the piano during Glee Club. Good luck in handling this grave task. I, Mary Hull, do will and bequeath to June the chance of riding to school each day for four years with Ralph's Taxi. May you enjoy it. We, Patricia Hunt and Sandra Stephenson, do will and bequeath to Janice Swanson our gossip column because we think Janice, you will be able to do this well. I, Sondra Hussey, will to Rosalie White my basketball position as center guard. Now we'll really have a good basketball team. I, David Ingalls, will to Mrs. White my wave of hair. I, Joanne Langdeau, will to Dina Hardy my shoes, which I am sure will be a perfect fit. I, John Locke, will to Mrs. White some love for the class of '55. I, Phyllis Malshuk, do will and bequeath my heart to Tom. Con- fidentially, we think he has it already. I, Catherine Mattson, do will and bequeath my freckles to Mr. White. They' ll go good with your brown suit. I, Joan Michaud, do will and bequeath my position as captain of the girls basketball squad to some worthy junior. I, Paul Montague, will my popularity with the girls to Bruce lBool Messier. I, Phyliss Rexford, will to Jean Dutton my drivers license. You'll need it next year, Jeanie, to get to school. I, Maxine Boyer, do will a little of my loudness to Shirley Barlow. I, Pat Sinon, will my height to Walter Tarbox. I, Enid Zella Smith, being stalked by death, do make this my last will and testament by leaving my ability to contact laryngitis when con- venient to Marie Young. Here's hoping you take advantage of it, Marie. I, Ricky Utton, will my place in the band to Charlie Moquin. . We'll really have a band now. I, Edward White, will my English book to Louis Duquette. I, Leslie White, will my knowledge of American History to some needy person. We, the Senior Class, will to the: Freshman Class, success in their high school years. Sophomore Class, good luck in everything they undertake. Junior Class, all our books and confusion in getting graduated. To Mr. Lambert, we will another class that will like him as much as we have. Lastly, we hereby appoint, Q, L Xecut. of this, our last will and testament. The WITNES HEREOF we have hereunto subscribed OUR name the 521 day of in the year Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Five. 5' K enior add pfolalzecy Judith Amyot--Judy, much surprised her classmates because nobody re-h lized she had such talent. She has become a famous opera singer at Joe's Place. Walter Armstrong--After graduation Walt decided to make the army his career. He has been in ten years now and he has just been promoted to P. F. C. Dwane Austin--Dwane attended a detective training school and is now a private eye in New York City, His speciality is tracking down lost base- balls. Eveline Boulanger--Evie followed through her part-time job, and is now the curtain puller for the collosal stage productions presented at the Brownington Center town hall. Shirley Butler--Shirl spends most of her time all wet now. She is a deep sea diver, and at present she is searching the ocean floor for the remains of the Titantic. Everett Coffey- Ebbit went to UVM where he learned the scientific method of raising cows. We hear that he is now assisting on a certain farm with a certain farmerette. Marian Chadburn--After high school Marian bought a herd of guernseys and she now finds her hearts content at milking. Her herd is one of the best in northern Vermont. Ronnie Cook--Ronnie took Mr. 1..eslie's place as agriculture instructor at OHS. When the FFA boys go on trips there is a special strongbox where they can all put wallets so none of them will get lost. Marvin Cubit--Marvin took advantage of his speed and is now auctioneer at the Orleans Commission Sales. Anita Davignon--If you ever are in New York City, don't be too surprised if Anita runs into you. She is driving one of the yellow cabs. Sue Dennaise--Sue is a great TV star, who has replaced Eve Arden on the Our Miss Brooks show and is now busy trying to capture the elusive Mr. Boyton. Roger Duquette--Duke can be seen nightly over station WMVT just before the Space Cadet show. He is chief chewer on the Double Bubble Gum Com mercial. Wayne Freehart--Because he was unsuccessful in raising other crops, Wayne tried the fish industry. On the side he does trucking, making .num- erous trips to Newport--for business and otherwise. Larry Gallup--Larry invented a famous sports car called Whizzy. Its lowest speed is 150 m.p.h. It is best suited to find inconspicuous places to park. ' Clarice Gilfillan--Clarice is in a money-making proposition. She raises mink for fur lined bathtubs. The business is very profitable and the fur- lined bathtubs sell too. Merton Gleason--Mert is a great leader of industry. In his factory he makes bv hndg all the metal tips for shoe laces. Naaman Green--Naaman is a very distinguished man now. He is a toupee fitter in an exclusive womens shop run by Christian Dior. Their latest creation is the flat top look. Charles Gosselin--Charlie is operating a flea circus in Albany. We hear sad news though--ti's all going to the dogs. Steven Hardy--Steve went right on from where he left off in high school. He is now in business and employed by the navy. His business--a mechanical brain. James Hayford--Jamie continued with his weight lifting. He is now a strong man for the Barnum and Bailey Circus. Jack Healey--Jack is one of Irasburg's most prominent businessmen. His profession--cleaning sewers. Shirley Hoyt--Shirley has taken on a job that requires much courage. She tests the durability of plastic bags by going over Niagara Falls in them. Mary Hull--Mary and her clarinet have really become famous. She has replaced Benny Goodman, and is now leader of his band. Patricia Hunt--Pat got her BS degree from Yale and attended graduate school at Harvard and Dartmouth. She is now the most famous psycholo- gist in Evansville. Sondra Hussey- -Sondra still takes anactive interest in basketball. She re- ferees forthe Little Midgets in all their games. The members of these teams are not more than one foot tall. David Ingalls--Dave took the Charles Atlas training course. We hear that he is now champion over Gorgeous George. Joanne Langdeau--Joanne has a sensational career. She manufactures perfumed lindbergher cheese. John Locke--To keep his namesake, John became a philosopher. Phil- osophy--eat, drink--if you do these the merry will take care of itself. Phyllis Malshuk--Phyllis has gained world-wide recognition as a lady plumber. She has just discovered a new method of getting water from a dry well. Catherine Mattson--Cathy, too, is one of the m.embers of our class who be- came a TV star. She is one of the girls with the smile who introduce the Jackie Gleason Show every Saturday night. Joan Michaud--Joan became a lady pilot and now her little B-36 makes a daily non-stop flight from Orleans to Texas. Paul Montague--Paul bought a gambling casino is Las Vegas and soon be- came a multi-millionaire. He seems to enjoy this position g the money meaning less to him than those beautiful blondes. Phyliss Rexford--We had heard that Phyliss liked to go to dances at Cedar Grove pretty well. Now we know why--she has become a famous square dance caller at Radio City Music Hall. Maxine Royer--After graduation Maxine married that certain guy . They settled in Newport where she is busy raising little Toddlers. Charles Sinon--Charlie became a snake charmer. mas his own special tent at the Newport Carnival and liarton Fair fe-very year. Though he puts on a good show, we hear that he never uses snakes more than 12 inches long. Enid Smith--Enid became an inmate at Waterbury and graduated highest in her class. At present she is busy remodeling Frankenstein's tomb. Sandra Stephenson--Sandy went to Tokoyo for a time where she learned all the fancy rules of jujitsu. Her' specialty is the right hand ear twist. She now manages to keep the first and second graders in order. Richard Utton--Ricky took up his high school joke as a professior. He is head hangman at the state prison in Windsor. Edward White--Eddie is president now. Yes--he is president of Warm Woolies for Women. Leslie White--Leslie has really come up in the world since he left high school. He is piano tuner for the Boston Symphony Orchestra. He has quite an ear for music and lets the conductor know whenever the orchestra hits a wrong note. Patricia Crandall--Pat took her guitar and headed straight for Wheeling, West Virginia. She can be heard every Saturday night over WWVA's Hill- billy jamboree. CLASS SONG High school days are quickly o'er, So enjoy them while you may, Now the time has come for us to part, And go further on our way. We will miss your friends and schoolm And our teachers, parents, too So we'll keep on climbing higher, higher, And we'll always think of you. And then we'll cheer for you when we're glad Cry for you when we're sad, And you'll always be, the best place, for me to go. We will always love our high school And we'll always cheer for you So you'll always be our dear old school, Though we're far away from you. Sue Dennaise '55 Tune: If I Give My Heart To You. 6.0 fs Judith Amyot: To Judy we present this grass skirt- so you can dance wherever you go. Walter Armstrong: To Wally we present a book entitled Ten Ways to Talk With Your Mouth Closed. Dwane Austin: To you Dwane, we give this water pistol which will help you to 'always get your man.' Eveline Boulanger: To Eveline a pig to go with the pig's tail you received at Christmas Shirley Butler: For Shirl this kit containing saw, axe, and hammer to help you in your nursing career. Marian Chadburn: To Marian we give this doughnut to go with your 'Coffey. ' Ronnie Cook: To R onnie we present a chefs cap and apron so you can really be a cook. Marvin Cubit: Marv we give you a speedometer so you won't need to worry about exceeding the speed limit. Anita Davignon: To Anita we give this drivers training manual so you will know how to PARK. Sue Dennaise: To Sue goes this blank record for you to record your own voice on. Roger Duquette: For Roger here is a can of fish so you won't have to catch your own. Wayne Freehart: We present a big cigar so you can have a bang up good time. Larry Gallup: To Larry we give a printing press to make your own money. Clarice Gilfillan: A Bottle of water to put out the fire if you should ever get burned up. Merton Gleasonz' Mert , please accept this wax mustache to replace the one you outgrew. Charles Gosselin: For Charlie a suit of armor as protection in your next smash-up. Everett Coffey: We presnt you with a legal document to officially change you name from Everett To Ebbit. Naaman Green: We give you a girdle so you can keep that waistline. Gleason Guyette: To you a special pencil which will solve all your problems in TWO unknowns. Steven Hardy: Here's something you can shovel off the skating rink with, a thimble. James Hayford: We are giving you a nurse all your own to keep you well and strong. Jack Healey: To Jack goes this atomic bomb to get you out of bed in the morning. Shirley Hoyt: We present Shirley with a piano and candles so you can become another Liberace. Pat Hunt: We give you, Pat, a package of green hair dye so your hair will match the color of your eyes. Sondra Hussey: To Sondra goes a little jumping JACK to keep you company. Mary Hull: For Mary a Bill so you can buy a marriage license. David Ingalls: For Dave a new eye to replace the one that was badly damaged last year. Joanne Langdeau: To Joanne we give this date book so she can keep her dates straight. John Locke: A road map so you can find your way to school affairs. Phyllis Malshuk: For Phyllis there is a rolling pin for starting housekeeping. Cathy Mattson: We give Cathy a contract as Marilyn Monroe's stand-in. Joan Michaud: We present Joan with a one way ticket to Texas so you can meet an oil millionaire who just might be in the Air Force. Paul Montague: For Paul we give some spare arms and legs to be used in an emergency. Patricia Crandall: We ask Pat to take this wheel so you can wheel out to Wheeling W. Va. Maxine Royer: To Maxine goes this new head so you won't mind losing yours in case such a thing happens. Phyliss Rexfordzg Aaduallcontrolauto so a certain guy from Glover may help you drive when you are out together. Charles Sinon: We give Pat five stars so you can become a general with out having to work up from private. Enid Smith: To Enid we give a pair of stilts so you can come up in the world. Sandra Stephenson: We give Sandra a mask to cover that blank expression we've noticed you acquired when you are concentrating. Richard Utton: We present Ricky with some pills to make your mouth shrink each time you start to tell a story. Edward White: To Eddie a pack of cards and a table so you can set up a business. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The class of '55 wishes to thank Burch Huff, our photographer, for his help and cooperation in making this yearbook a success. n n Q Q 4 . . . n We wish to express our appreciation to our advertisers. We hope all our readers will patronize them. I SENIOR PERSONALITIES Enid Smith Maidens should be mild and meek, fgjfgcogg Swift to hear and slow to speak. fi 'QZV' Pat Hunt K KX I am a walking encyclopedia. I Mary Hun Q. 1, Little but oh my. w, or ' Marian Chadburn If you can't stay long go ofteng The course of true love never runs smooth. Joanne Langdeau There is some advantage in being tall, but there's more in being short. Shirley Butler Ready for fun or ready for work, Shirl will never be one to shrink Phyllis Malshuk Her modest answer and graceful air, show her wise and good as she is fair. Anita Davignon A sunny temper gilds the edges of life's blackest cloud. Sue Dennaise Whose heart is warm , whose laughter jolly, who likes good times, but keeps clear of folly. Maxine Boyer Silence is Golden. Clarice Gilfillan Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning Jack Healey Jack be nimble, Jack be quick, Jack is always up to some new trick. Wayne Freehart They go wild simply wild over me. Wally Armstrong Work is an old -fashioned way to get a living. Steve Hardy Tho I am always in haste, 1 am never in a hurry. John Locke It is good to be merry and wise. Paul Montague Unthinking, idle, wild, and young, I laughed and danced and talked and sung. David Ingalls Variety is the spice of life. Eddie White Ten measures of speech descended on the world: women took nine and men took one. Pat Sinon Going- --Going---Going-H -- -Gone---too late. Sondra Hussey Here's to the girl who's good in gym. On every team she's out to win. Ricky Utton It is better to be cussed at, then not to be noticed at all. Marvin Cubit He cannot hustle through his life, Consumed with vim and pep, He would rather slowly amble through, Enjoying every step. Everett Coffey The wild, wild women, their making a wild man of me. Naaman Green Aim high and you will not fall short. Jamie I-Iayford What he knows not, is not worth knowing. Roger Duquette Dog-gone the women! s Larry Gallup Even though vanquished, he would argue still. Gleason Guyette The derivative of a man is a minus sign under a radical. Leslie White Still waters run deep Ronnie Cook Never elated when a man is oppressed, Never dejected while another 'is blest. Dwane Austin If pleasure interferes with studying, cut out the studying. Merton Gleason Let me but do my work from clay to day and I will be happy Charles Gosselin Life is real, life is earnest! Pat Crandall Oh, how I love to hear those banjoes ringing. Shirley Hoyt Quiet service is the mark of true friendship. Cathy Mattson They can all be tamed. Sandra Stephenson She used to be so shy and bashful-- but you ought to see her now. Eveline Boulanger Saying is one thing g doing another. Judy Amyot Every why has a wherefore. Phyliss Rexford Sleep and the world sleeps with you, But if you arise at four, you arise alone. Joan Michaud Laugh and the world laughs with you. The Mr. America ofthe Class of 1955 would have--- Hair like---Wayne Freehart Eyes like---Larry Gallup 3 !4a .5,,- f- '51f3'1iT5 lf- lj' ,3L:Q1,37:a . ,gu d Nose like---Pat Sinon -l 9' lli..,,,, 'I Complexion like---Ronnie Cook . . Eifaiffil Personality like---Jack Healey 2:12 ny: Physique like---James Hayford Teeth like---Ricky Utton 711 . -1Il1:?11,'Q,fvf,'Q jufyyj 'Hrs' . . Seniors make up 32013 of the glee clubs. 4570 of the senior class lives in the village. 367: of the seniors play in either the band or orchestra 82? of the senior boys have been in the F,F.A, 602, of the senior girls have been in the F. H.A, I 2.9 'f f 7 if 1 5 ,xl 5 Z rl- 42' Q56 iiiis A NN Zzcultq junior-A SAOFIIOMOITA ?reAlum0 5 -s MA fi activities 3 .D iff, Vi in ,df mga' wa ' L3 M, fizf W, f i' Ei Mi 'Milly , V fi iff M .Cf ' f iz Wi ii ii Q f ' ,,,, J 2' E12 ' i , W' 'I' sigh ,inf ' Wiizf'J'Afe 'W Jw' i M iSi1mW7 . i 'i , Afffifiicfizlf ' -Wt' , i ,yi-,iifgiw Lmi' ., .1 ,Mgr wi:-wif ,fy iii ' W ,, ,flfffif ' W , HW' ,vii Wi ,. .iw ,:f W, Kelp 5 KaAe6all Katia! By Naam an Green During our freshman year, our class was well represented as we had seven on the varsity. Much experience was gained this year by watching and getting hints from the older players. The team, as a whole, had a pretty successful season, as they were co-champions of the Northeastern Vermont League, along with Newport. Our sophomore year, many of us made the first nine, as many were lost through graduation. This year, Montague took over first base, Gallup se- cond, Rundgren third, and Green and Guyette took over the pitching and catching chores. This year was not too good as we were in the stages of rebuilding, but all in all, we had some pretty good games. The '54 season was better than the previous year, as we had gained much experience and were a big threat in the league. Another member was added from our class this year as Healey took over the outfield position left by Roderick Phillips. The record of the club this year was 6 wins and 2 loses. This year, we are hoping for a successful season, with mostly everyone back from last year's club. At this time, we would like to express our thanks to Mr. Lambert, for 'Vlarion Chadburn bteve Hardy Sandra Steph nson James Hawford Lnld bm th 1 at Hunt Ronald Look Ricky Utton Gleason Guyette Sue Dennaise Joan Michaud John Locke i hyllis Malshuk Jack Healey Marvin Cubit Lppei 1h rd 63 Y. ' gy . . Y' l.l .11l1 lu rx U3 4' I - ,5-' - I 1, ' ,i .-1 r- pr- i ,- his time and effort during the four seasons which he has coached us. 1 ' ' 94.11 , ,y ' 93. O3 ' , e 92. 93 , f- .rx 92. 49 fl ' i 92. 99 'f ' ga 90. 27 . - I CO. 20 I:- . ? I l l gn r-U 1 J f Q 9.9. 1 58 18 81. 55 K fo. Jo J - Gi 44 ' S gg X, tio. Ui - c U 31 Boys Basketball During our freshman year '51-'52, none of us were successful in making the varsity. Under the coaching of Min Lambert a freshman team was formed where many of us gained a lot of experience. Our sophomore year, with Mr. Lambert taking over the coaching of the varsity, our class placed six on the first ten. They were: Naaman Green, Larry Gallup, Dwane Austin, Wayne Freehart, Paul Montague, and Jack Healey. After a successful season of 22 wins and and 4 loses we received a playoff to go to the state tournament, but was defeated by Stowe 49-48. We ended the season by winning the Northeastern Conference Tournament and placing Green, Barton and Hemenway on the All-Tour- nament Team. The '53-'54 season started with a bright outlook after losing only Hemenway through graduation. Larry Gallup Naaman Green, Paul Mont- ague, Jack Healey and Dwane Austin represented our class on the team this year. W'e had a record of 18 wins and 4 losses and received a couble piay- off for the State Tournament. In the first game we beat People's Acadarny 54-26 but was defeated by Bradford in the second game 49-40 . In our last year we started the season with the first five all seniors. We ended the season with a 15-4 record and again received a double play- off. We edged Northfield in the first game 44-43, but was beaten by New- port in the second game. We were also beaten by Derby in the Northeast- ern Tournament. We placed Green and Gallup on the All-Tournament Team. At this time we would like to express our thanks to Mr. Lambert for his time and patience as coach during our high school career. sm -9533 Fill 'Aff Cv ' SQ gf f l X - Qin. The average height of the senior girls is 5' 6. 9 . The average height of the senior boys is 5' 10. 2 . 4070 of the seniors wear glasses. 4093 of the seniors have drivers licenses. Student Council 7.7.14 QM' ' 54534 Yfell Ieade Girls Basketball By-Im Michaud The '54-'55 season ended at Lyndon Teacher's College on February 17. We had a hard schedule to play including teams like Richford, with 18 wins, Morrisville, who lost to Burlington and Lyndon Institute, winners of the Northern Class B league. The best game of the year was against L.I. with 15 seconds left in the game, Orleans led 61-60. Nancy Shonyo's overhead shot won the bat- tle for L.I. 62-61. Although Hussey, Mattson and Michaud are graduating this year, the outlook for the coming season is very bright as we have good material in Rachel Roberts, Rosalie White, Maguerite Hardy, Gloria Duquette, Joyce Jones and Eleanor Blake. With Dina Hardy, Eenie Smith, and Mary Dur- ivage left on the varsity , the season should be very successful. At this time we want to thank Miss Williams for her time and patience, andto wish the '55-'56 squad the best of luck. The Miss America of the Class of 1955 would have--- Hair like---Eveline Boulanger Eyes like---Joan Michaud Nose like---Pat Hunt Complexion like---Phyliss Malshuk Personality like---Sandra Stephenson Figure like---Cathy Mattson Hands like---Judy Amyot Teeth like---Sue Dennaise Kam! Tfearbvolz Staff Compliments of VERMONT-AMERICAN FURNITURE CORP Affiliate of T. Baumritter Co. , Inc. 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