Orleans High School - Sword Yearbook (Orleans, VT)

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Seated: M.Roberts, E.Mattson, S.Gray, E.Blake, L.Smith, S.Barton, C.Boulanger, J.Cummings, W.Sandrin, S.White, L.Dudley, G. Robinson, J. Utton, G.Guyette. Standing: E.Lawes, L.Lavoie, M.Rushlow, K.Sandrin, P.Stoddard, D.Kennison, D.Burdick, T.Decker, Drums Donald Kennison Dick Burdick Terry Decker Jim Alexander Alvin Cleveland Our Band Director, Ber- nard Matthews, deserves much recognition for the time and effort he has free- ly given toward making the OHS Band one of the best. Trumpets Jim Choiniere Judy Cummings Alden Hilliker Jean Cook Charles Moquin Wayne Rice Susan Benson Jacqueline Lafoe Linda Swanson Homs Sandra He men way Barbara Hommel Paul Racine Trombones Bruce Stoddard Richard Cook Glenn Guyette Saxophones Jim Labor Gary Robinson Jack Utton Dustin Sanville Rodney Burkewitz Bass Horn Stephen Alexander Clarinets Eleanor Blake Susan Barton Catherine Sandrin Janice Cummings William Sandrin Sandra White Leslie Dudley Mona Roberts Emily Mattson Susan Gray Ethelyn Lawes Linda Smith Martha Rushlow Linda Lavoie Bells Katherine Sandrin Cymbals Patricia Stoddard R.Robert, S.Swanson, G.Duquette, R. White, N.Dean, C.Desbiens. 26

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Class Poem By June Hull Let's open the old year book It's long since we've had it out, Do you suppose you can remember The class that was such a rout? Coming to school in the morning Gloria was generally late, Wayne made it even if The night before he had a date. There's Beryl, we remember her singing And Jack, what a fellow to tease! Yvette so quiet, and how Eleanor Could pound those typewriter keys. Then there were two Bobbys-- One who knew Geography best, The other was most generally Fast asleep on the desk. Rosalie was the class beauty And quite a lot else, if you please, Larry was so quiet and studious While Bruce could dance like the breeze. Do you suppose that old study hall Was ever the same since we've gone, With Ronnie throwing erasers And Avis cheering him on? The games of baseball in the summer With Woody pitching on the mound, And in basketball season we hear Audrey cheering, Ronnie, get that rebound! Never could the teachers find Myra Who was generally located twelve miles away, We can still hear Pauline shouting, Wait, I want to go to Newport today! The dances, the hops, and the clubs Were surely a whole lot of fun, Sputnick has been invented, but Without Gary the Reds haven't won. In those days there were juvenile delinquents But they couldn’t have been any of ours, With Joyce and Theresa behaving And Nancy studying after hours. Rachel was liked by all classmates Full of fun, lots of pep! Rodney was the man of the year Rocking and rolling, let's get hep! Class meetings held on Thursday morn Not on one thing did we agree, Still in hopes of raising money With June and Gloria arguing constantly. There were two Cooks in the class Both were blond, Dick and Jean, And Lawrence our all A student Had a lot in his bean. But with all our faults and flaws We didn't make such a bad fall. For I've seen by the papers lately We haven't done so badly after all. SCENES FROM JUNIOR PROM 1957 Junior Prom Chaperones: Mr. Mrs. Hannah and Mr. Mrs. White. 25

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Seated: B.Stoddard, J.Labor, R.Cook, D.Sanville, R.Burkewitz, J.Choinlere, J.Cummings, L.Swanson, A.Hilliker, J.Lafoe, J.Cook, S. Benson, C.Moquin, W.Rice. Standing: J.Alexander, A,Cleveland, S,Alexander, S.Hemenway, P,Racine, B.Hommel. O. H. S. Band The O.H.S. band, under the direction of Bernard Matthews, consists of forty-three members. We gained about ten new members this year and sev- eral more are working hard, hoping to join soon. Six will leave the group at graduation. We have weekly rehearsals and take part in the O.H.S. Christmas and Spring Concerts. Catherine Boulanger and Gary Robinson have been chosen for the All-State and Northeastern Festivals and the entire band participates in the parades, which take place in May. ' We are proud of our Head |r 18 Majorette, Rosalie White, who has efficiently led our band during the past three years. 27