Orleans High School - Sword Yearbook (Orleans, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1959 volume:

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' ' THE SWORD 1959 ORLEANS I-HGH SCHOOL ORLEANS VERMONT I 11 Memorzbzm LEIGH G. ABBOTT, M.D., F.A.C.S. Our hearts were saddened by the death of Dr. Leigh Gates Abbott on October 15, 1958. During the six years that he resided in Orleans, Dr. Abbott gave sacri- ficially of his talent and strength. Along with his professional practice he willingly served our community through Church and civic work. Public ed- ucation was one of his real concerns, and he actively participated in it as a member of the school board. Dr. Abbott will always hold a special place in our heartsg his splendid courage has been a wonderful inspiration to us all. Wel1 done, thou good and faithful servantg enter into the joy of thy Lord. 2 Principals Message Upon graduating from high school, you have reached one of the summits on the road of life. Many of you will con- tinue your education at various schools and colleges. For a number of you, graduation marks the end of your formal education. It has been a distinct pleasure and privilege for me to work with you this year. I would like to take this op- portunity to wish each and every one of you, the very best of everything in the years that lie ahead. Q Appreciation We, the Class of 1959, wish to express our appreciation to Mrs . England, who has been our faithful advisor during this year. I-ler patience and consideration to each one of us has contrib- uted to making our class a success. We will always remember the understanding she has shown us and the long and tireless hours she .spent in helping us with all our class activities . Her willing guid- ance through our busiest year at O.H.S. will always be treasured. She has been a great inspiration to us. We hope someday she will be able to take pride in knowing that she has helped each one of us to success. Nowhere can we find a more wonderful teacher and friend. A 3 wa MR. STACY Geometry Facult MR, LESLIE Agriculture MRS, BICKNELL English Guidance Latin MR. BARTON General Science Chemistry Biology Girls' SPOIIS H rj Q ' r f , W , fi A ieet MRS WHITE Mas. ENGLAND English Typing General Business Shorthand. Sociology Bookkeeping Commercial Law Miss HOULE MRS. HAYFORD Algebra II Algebra I American History French Civics World Geography Solid Geometry World History Trigonometry MUSiC Board Cf Education Seated: Perry Austin, Richard Kipp, Larry Thompson, School Board Members. 4 MRS, HOUGHABOOM Home Economics MR. WHITA KER . ,,.. Ng: ,. J wi swims F iff: - - - Driver Training if Eg? Math J.-aeaefsz Q5 , , Physical Education Boys' Sports Class Honors guy. We know you'l1 succeed, Wlll. American Academy of Arts and Sciences 2 NANCY ELAINE DUTTON SALUTATORIAN The secret of success is constancy to purpose. Nancy joined us from Lyndon Center in her sophomore year and has been an inspiration to O.H.S. ever since. She is very talented and is espe- cially interested in music. We know you will be a valuable asset to the field of nursing. Chorus l,2,3,43 Glee Club 2,3, 43 Northeastem Music Festival 3,4Q Sci- ence Club program director 43 Press Club 3, Business Manager 43 J.V. Cheerleader 2,3Q Debate Club Treasurer lj All-State Music Festival 43 State Science Fair 4. 2nd prize at Canaan. l l NANCY RAE DEAN Laughter and sense is a rare combination. Nancy has led our class this past year with a shrewd and efficient mind. A necessity to our girls' basketball team, Nancy really boosts the team's spirit. With nursing ahead of you, Nancy, successful future waits be- yond. Chorus l,2,3,43 Band Majorette l,2,3,43 Orchestra 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 2,3,43 Northeastem Music Festival l,2,3,43 Science Club 3,43 Press Club 3,4Q Yearbook Staff 43 Basketball l,2,3,43 Dramatics 13 Student golinizil 1,41 Class President 2,3,4: Girls' State 3: Good Citizenship ir . 5 WILLIAM ANTON SANDRIN VALEDICTORIAN Nothing is impossible to diligence and skill Willy is really a grand guy with loads of gray matter and an experi enced sailor. Always ready to help the rest of us up the academic lad der, Will has proven himself more than a brain, he s an all around Chorus l,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Boys' Double Quartet 43 All-State Music Festival 4 Northeastem Music Festival 1,2,3,43 Soccer Team 3, 43 Science Club, Program Director 3 President 43 Basketball Manager 43 Dramatics 1 Student Council 3 , Boys' State 33 State Science Fair 1, 2,3,43 Science Grant awarded by BETTY LOU PERKINS Consistency, thou art a Jewel Betty has been a wonderful friend to all of us ln her consistent and willing manner she has contributed much to our class and school know you will succeed in your secretarial career, Betty Chorus 1,23 F.H.A. 1,23 Press Club 43 Commercial Club 3 President 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Class Secretary 43 Office Work 4 Bookkeeping EUGENE PRESTON WEBSTER Obliging and cheerful Eugene has been a very easy person to get along with. He is always ready and willing to have fun. The best of luck to you, Eugene. F.F.A. 1,2,3,43 junior Treasurer. GLORIA MAY Cl-IADBURN She's a swell sport in everything. Glori is the busiest girl ir1 the class . If it wasn't for her, our school paper and yearbook would have had a sluggish existence this year. A1- ways ready with a smile and a quick reply for all, Glori will make good use of her patience in her future world of journalism. Chorus 1,25 Band 23 Science Club 43 Press Club l,2,3,4g Yearbook Staff Editor 45 Hourglass Editor 45 School News Reporter 43 State Press Con- ference 3, 4. LARRY KENWOOD WILCOX Amiability shines by its own light. Larry is another one of those fun-loving seniors. With a ready grin and a quick retort any time, his good humor and good looks have always been appreciated by us of the fading senior class of '59. The best to you, Larry, and don't crash that plane . Chorus lg F.F.A. l,2,3,43 First Teamj.V.'s Basketball 33 Varsity JANICE ELAINE METCALF ln her it's natural to please. Janis is a fun-loving and cheerful girl who has done very well in school. She has proven herself well in Commercial Club. May you al- ways be happy janis. Chorus l,2,33 F.H.A. 2,39 Commercial Club 43 Betty Crocker Award 4. 6 Basketball 43 Dramatics 23 Student Council 1, 25 Class Vice President 2. JERRY FRANCIS JOSLYN A bushel of fun 'e'George is a great boost to our team with an ability to be in the wrong place at the right time and confusing the other team thoroughly. A guy who's loads of fun and always ready for a laugh, may you, George, make a successful dent in the world. Soccer Team 3,43 Baseball l,2,3,45 F.F.A. l,2,3g Reporter 4g Press Club 4g Yearbook Staff 43 First Team I.V. 's 1,25 Basketball 3,43 Dra- matics 1. CLAIRE SUZANNE DESBIENS A sweet personality full of rascality. Claire, who joined us from Sacred Heart during her freshman year, is an active cheerleader and has a winning personality. Best of luck always, Claire. Chorus l,2g Band Majorette l,2,3,4g F.H.A. lg Commercial Club 3,45 Cheerleader 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 45 Office Work 4. CATHERINE GWEN BOULANGER Without music life would be a mistake. Katy has a personality that is hard to match. She has a delicate ap- preciation of music and has contributed much to that field. We know you will be a success in teacher training. Chorus l,2,3,43 Band l,2,3,4g Orchestra 2,3,4g Glee Club 2,3,4g All- State Music Festival 3,45 Northeastern Music Festival 2,3,4g Girls' Sextet lg Science Club 45 Press Club 3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Dramatics 1 2 . WENDELL LEIGH HERMAN Small but straightforward and well liked. Windy is a friendly and very witty fellow in our class . He has been an active basketball player and constant companion to his classmates . Good luck, Windy, a successful future lies beyond the prophetic door. Baseball l,2,4g F.F.A. l,2,3,4g Reporter 35 President 4g First Team J.V. 's Basketball 1,23 Basketball 3,45 Class President l. 7 ALVA DAY CLEVELAND Good character always stands behind and backs up everything. Alva has faithfully guarded the doors at our basketball games this past year, and has been firm but with a smile at any shirkers . He has a The best of luck, Alva. 33 Manager Magazine Drive 4. SANDRA JEAN MERCHANT The most essential thing for happiness is the gift of friendship. Merch, who joined us in her sophomore year, has been very active and has proven a great leader in our class . We are very proud of you, San- di, for becoming F.H.A. State President. Best of luck in the teaching field. Chorus 3,45 Glee Club 3, 43 Northeastem Music Festival 3, 43 F.H.A. 2, Local President 3, State President and Local Songleader 43 Press Club 3, Assistant Editor 43 Cheerleader 3, 43 Yearbook Staff Assistant Editor 4g Dramatics 2,3,43 Student Council 2,3, Secretary 4. great sense of humor and an overwhelming desire to sleep in his classes . Band l,2,3,43 Soccer Team 3,43 F.F.A 1 2 3 Treasurer 4 Boys State RU TH MARGARE T E MME RSON ROSEMARY MYRNA CURTIS I speak in a monstrous little voice. Myrna will always be remembered for her laugh and for being such a good sport. She has been especially active in cheering. Best of luck! Chorus l,2Q Commercial Club 3,43 J.V. Cheerleader 2,3,43 Yearbook Staff 43 Dramatics 23 Office Work 4. May her life be as sweet as her music. Ruthie, one of the shortest girls in our class, has been a valuable as- set to our school. We have especially enjoyed her solos at the concerts and her cheering ability at the basketball games . ln her chosen career of nursing, we know she will succeed. Chorus 1,2,3,4j Glee Club 2,3,4Q Northeastern Music Festival 2,3,43 F.l-l.A. 33 Science Club 43 Press Club 3,43 J.V. Cheerleader 3, Varsity Cheerleader 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Dramatics 13 Girls' Sextet 13 Soloist at Christmas Concert 3,4Q All-State Music Festival 4. 8 BETTY RUTH PETIT To do good rather than be conspicuous . Bets will be remembered for her skill and seriousness of purpose. It has been hard for Betty to participate, since she lives so far from school but she has always done her share. Lots of luck to you, Bets. hand l--2nd prize at Canaan. MARY ESTELLA CARPENTER Silence is a true friend who never betrays . Mary, though quiet, always has a sunny spirit to cheer those around her. We don't understand your peaceful manner with such noisy classmates but we do know that with all your patience, Mary, success is yours. Chorus l,25 F.H.A. 1,2535 Press Club 45 Commercial Club 3,45 Year- book Staff 4. JEAN EVA MANLEY To have an appreciation of art is to have immeasurable wealth. jeani has a rising talent in art and is well liked by her classmates . Although she lives out of town, she is a very avid basketball fang and has participated in many school activities. Good luck, jean. Chorus 1,25 Commercial Club 3, Secretary 45 Yearbook Staff Qdesigned coverb 45 Basketball lg Office Work 3, 4. ARESTIDE CHARLES HAMEL, JR. A good disposition is a quality worth having. Junior is never found without a smile. One of the most popular boys in our class, he has been active in many activities and will be remembered for his excellent work as president of the Student Council. Good luck to you, junior. We know you will succeed. Chorus 35 Soccer Team 45 F.F.A. l, Junior Vice President 2, Secretary 3, Vice President 45 Voting delegate to F.F.A. State Convention 35 Northeast District F.F.A. Secretary 45 State F.F.A. Convention 2,3,45 Captain Magazine Drive 3,45 Dramatics 4. 9 Chorus 1,25 Press Club 45 Commercial Club 3,45 Yearbook Staff 4, Short- ARMAND GEORGE PAQUIN When sports call, I shall answer. Armand rejoined us from Sacred Heart this year. An avid basketball player, he has really proven his ability along that line. Keep your wavy hair, Armand, and much success to you always . Soccer Team 39 F.F.A. l,2,4, jr. President 23 Basketball 3, Co-Cap- tain 4. SUSAN JANE BARTON Enthusiasm is the greatest asset in the world. Sue has always had enough enthusiasm for the whole class. A really swell basketball player and if the occasion arises--a peppy cheerleader. Keep that gay spirit, Sue, and your patients will feel better without medicine. Chorus lg Band l,2,3,4g Orchestra l,2,3,4g Science Club Secretary 3,43 Press Club 1,43 Yearbook Staff 43 Basketball l,2,3,4: Dramatics 1.2.43 Student Council 3: Class Secretary lg All-State Music Festival 4. SANDRA LEA SWANSON Variety is the spice of life. BETTY ELAINE SPEAR Friendship is a sheltered tree. Betty is a quiet girl who joined us in her Senior year. We will always remember her ready smile and pleasant word, which she has for every- one. Good luck, Betty. Chorus 43 F.H.A. 25 Winner of Pillsbury Bake-Off Contest 3. Always meeting fun with lots of pep, Sandy keeps the basketball team on its toes, by keeping the ball moving. She's done an accurate job of keeping our class funds straight for these four years. We know you'll be successful as a nurse, Sandy, because of your curiosity and special patience with children. Chorus l,2,3,4g Band Majorette l,2,3,45 Orchestra l,2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3,43 State Music Festival 4g Northeastem Music Festival l,2,3,43 Science Club 3,43 Press Club l,3,4g Yearbook Staff 49 Basketball 1, 2,3, 45 Captain 43 Class Treasurer l,2,3,4: State Girls' Basketball Team. 10 KENNETH RAYMOND WHEELER Life is a sport in itself. Ken is one of our sports-minded classmates . He is very popular and we will never forget those exciting games you helped win. Best of luck to you, Ken. We are sure you will succeed. Chorus 1,45 Glee Club 45 Boys' Quartet 1,45 Soccer Team 3,45 Golf Team 45 Baseball 1,2,45 Science Club 1,45 Press Club 45 Commercial Club 35 First Team j.V. 's Captain 1,25 Basketball 2,3, Co-Captain 45 Dramatics 1,25 Class Vice President 35 Class Treasurer 15 Captain of Baseball Team l . J RACHEL MARY SARGENT A sunny temper gilts the edge of life's blackest cloud. lt has been a privilege to have Rachel as a classmate. Her mild dispo- sition and friendly manner has brought her many friends . We wish you much success always, Rachel. Chorus 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3. JANICE PEARL CUMMINGS She makes simplicity a grace. jan is quiet, but always ready to help. She has proven her many tal- ents, especially in basketball. Your co-operation and dependability will help you find success . Best of luck, jan, Chorus 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Northeastem Music Fes- tival 3,45 F.H.A. 15 Press Club 3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Basketball 2,3,45 Class Secretary 2. WANITA JUNE AUSTIN Style is the dress of thoughts. Nita has been a grand guard on our basketball team for three years . A girl of style, she's always in the latest run of patterns . With your sin- cere will to work, you've been a great help on millions of committees. Keep this ability and you can't help but succeed, Nita. Chorus 1,25 Glee Club 25 Northeastem Music Festival 25 Commercial Club 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Basketball l,2,35 Dramatics l,2. ll RICHARD L. MESSIER Live to leam and learn to live. Richard has a warm and friendly smile on his face and a cute joke up his sleeve. It has been a pleasure to have him as a classmate. Good luck, Richard. Chorus 33G1ee Club 3, Boys' Quartet 1gF.F.A. l,2,3g Sentinel 4. PATRICIA CHASE All the world is behind one smile. Pat is one of the quietest girls in the class, yet her smile outshines everything. Her cheerfulness has been of much value to everyone . We wish you much happiness, Pat, Chorus l,2,4. JACQUELINE ANN LAFOE Wit is the salt of conversation. Jackie will be remembered for her bubbling spirit. She has been ac- tive in many activities, especially band. You're sure to succeed with that infectious grin. Best of luck, jackie, Chorus l,2g Band 2,3, 45 Press Club 43 Commercial Club 4. JEAN PAUL LUSSIER Love is different with us men. john, our ladies' man, has a cherished name among his admirers . Seriously though, we think he's really swell and that ever ready smile is treasured by all his friends . Keep your carefree philosophy and sport's mind, Johnnie and the world will always treat you right. Basketball l,2,3g Baseball 1,43 F.F.A. 2,43 F.H.A. 3. 12 GLENN EDWARD GUYETTE And still be doing- -never done. Glenn is a popular member of our class . He has been active in many extra-curricular activities, especially science club. We wish you luck in your future career, Glenn. Chorus l,2,3,4g Band 3,43 Orchestra 45 Glee Club 3,43 Boys' Double Quartet 4g All -State Music Festival 43 Soccer Team 3,43 Baseball l,3, 45 Manager 2g Science Club 4, Vice President 3: Press Club 3,45 Year- book Staff 43 Dramatics l,2,3,4g State Science Fair 2,3,4g Boys' State 35 Magazine Drive Captain l,2, Assistant Business Manager 35 Basket- ball 4g Northeastern Music Festival 4. RUTH ISABEL SKINNER Good will is the mightiest practical force in the world. Although Ruthie is very quiet, she has always been willing to lend a helping hand. This is a quality worth its weight in gold. Good luck al- ways, Ruthie. Chorus l,2,3,4g Basketball 2. SHIRLEY VIVIAN COLE Such a happy carefree girl. Shirl will long be remembered for her pretty hair and pleasant smile. She has been a lot of fun and always kept the class smiling. Good luck Shir1. Chorus l,2,4g F.H.A. 1,23 Commercial Club 3. BONNIE JEAN LACOSS To take things as they are. Bonnie, another quiet member of our class, is known for her happy-go- lucky disposition. We wish you the best of luck in whatever you pursue, Bonnie. Chorus l,2,3,4g F.H.A. lg Press Club 43 Commercial Club 3,45 j.V. Cheerleader lg Varsity Cheerleader 2. 13 REGINALD FLOYD LABOUNTY The unspoken word does no harm. Reg is the quietest boy in the class. Active in F. F.A. , we are sure Chorus lg F.F.A. l,2,3,4. MARY LOU EMERSON It's better to be small and shine than to be big and cast a shadow. Marilou is a pint-sized firecracker with a ready grin and slow temper. For three years she has led the O.H.S. basketball fans in desperate or victorious cheers . We wish you the best of luck in X-Ray Technique, Mary. Chorus 1,25 F.H.A. Treasurer 2, Secretary 33 j.V. Cheerleader lg Var- sity Cheerleader 2,3,4g Class Secretary 3. BE RNICE JEAN DUPRE Let us be of good cheer. Although Bemice comes from Irasburg, she has faithfully supported our school activities. Her friendly manner will bring her many good times Best of luck, Bernice . Chorus l,2,3,4g F.H.A. lg Press Club 49 Commercial Club 3,45 j.V. Cheerleader 2. SHARON GRACE DYER Have fun when you cang you're going to be dead a long time . Sharon joined us in her junior year from Craftsbury Academy, but we feel as if we have known her all through high school. Her friendliness has won her many friends, and with this important quality, we know she'll be a success. Best of luck, Sharon. Basketball l,2,33 Chorus l,2,3,4g Class Vice President lg Class Pres- ident Zg Student Council 2. 14 he will make an excellent farmer. We wish you the best of luck, Reg. Senior Officers President ....... Nancy Dean Vice Pres. . . Arestide Hamel, jr. Secretary ....... Betty Perkins Treasurer .... Sandra Swanson Co-sponsors . . Mrs. England Mr. Stacy CLASS MOTTO: Before us is the timber-- let us build. CLASS FLOWER: White Carnation CLASS COLORS, Black and white Nancy Dean, Arestide Hamel, Jr., Sandra Swanson, Betty Perkins CLASS SONG Tune: Look For the Silver Lining Now we are graduating From Orleans High School we hold so dearg Now we are leaving our friends and teachers Whom we have found so loyal through all these four short years . We each must go forth alone, To face the vast world we now must gog But we will always remember Orleans And all the memories that we do hold. Whene'er a dark cloud rolls by, We will return to the days we 've known: When we look forward to new horizons We will remember that we're not alone. By jean Manley Nancy Dutton Student Council The first project carried out by the Student Council was the writing of a new constitution which was ac- cepted by the student body. The Council planned the Christ- mas party, helped the faculty spon- sor a chicken-pie supper to increase the general fund, and advertised for basketball games . HONOR ROLL fUpper quarter in order of rankj William Sandrin Nancy Dutton Betty Perkins Nancy Dean Mary Emerson Betty Petit Sue Barton Catherine Boulanger lean Manley Mary Carpenter Seated: Rachel Boivin, Secretaryg Mr, Stacy, Faculty Advisorg Arestide Hamel, Jr President Sandra White Vice Presidentg Donnie Kennison, Treasurer. Standing: Billy Ingalls, Alden Hilliker, Nancy Dean, Steve Alexander, Sandra Merchant Eugene Childers 15 Row 1: A,Labounty, S.White, L,Smith, S,Emmerson, I,Marcotte, E,Lawes, Row 2: W,Gi1fi11an, P,Racine, S,A1exander, S,Litt1e, D,Kah1strom, D,Sanvi11e, Row 3: L.Ma1shuk, G,Greenwood, F,Gosse1in, L,Cubit, G,Pray, D.G1odgeu, Row 1: C,Wright, P,Gonyaw, D,Lemay, M,Desjardins, B.I-Iommel, P,Dutton, D,C1ough Row 2: D.Simino, R,Burkewitz, D.Mason, K.Mason, R,Lamarche, R,Dion, RJ-Iancock, Row 3: I.A1drich, 5,1-Iemenway, S,Quimby, D,Burdick, R,LeB1anc, L,Hame1, R.Besaw, 16 Row lg J,Royer, E.Macie, S,Your1g, F,Lanoue, E,l-ium, R,Boivin, Row 2: C,Young, L,Coap1ancl, V,Wright, B, Powers, S,Bussiere, M,Rush1ow. Row 31 R,Gi1fi11an, W,Rice, R, Marcotte, G,Wright, W,B1ake, T.Emmerson. .QSM Row 1: S.Benson, P.Stoddard, C.Davis, G,Archambau1t, L.Hodgdon. Row 2: D.Young, K,Sandrin, I,Cummings, P,Hi11iker, L,Lavoie, L.Metca1f, T,Racine, Row 3: D,Seavey, A,Hi11iker, E,Norris, D,Stoddard, T,Decker, D.Poirier, C,Prey, 17 JW: 5 K- fs' 's kvnv Row 1: L,Rice, D,Rexford, E,Mattson, M,Roberts, I.Moquin, M,Roberts, S,Gray, Row 2: P,Dow, B,Labounty, S.Kipp, G.Laf1eur, N.McGowan, M,C1eve1ar1d, L.Lamarche, Row 3: J.Royer, C,LeB1anc, HJ-Iemenway, M.Todd, L.Dud1ey, D,Meehan, E,Chi1ders, R.Boivin, I.Labor, R.Bussiere, H,Lernieux Row 11 G,Lemarre, P,Robinson, J.Rush1ow, L.Beauregard, C,Wi1son, Row 2: L,Young, R,Barrup, S,Gagne, N,Lawson, B,Wheeler, T,Choiniere, B.Hodgdon. Row 3: D,Gosse1in, L,Metca1f, W,Hancock, R,Jensen, R,Sou1iere, B,Ingalls, R,LiLL1e, D,Dion, Row 4: M,Hu11, L,Chase, M,A1drich, P,Hannah, J,Stevens, J.Burkewitz, P,Royer, 18 W Left to Right: Barbara Hommel, Steve Alexander, Sandy White, Donnie Kennison. SOPHOMORE President. . . Vice President Secretary. . . Treasurer . . CLASS OFFICERS . Rachel Boiv in . Wayne Rice Linda Lavoie Susan Benson Co-sponsors. .Mrs. Houghaboorn Mrs. Hayford JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ...... Sandra White Vice President . .Donnie Kennison Secretary .... Stephen Alexander Treasurer ..... Barbara Hommel Co-sponsors. . . Mrs. White Mr. Leslie 'una ..... . I tste 'ut 2, Left to Right: Susan Benson, Rachel Boivin, Wayne Rice, Linda Lavoie. . GX Left to Right: Susan Gray, Linda Young, William Ingalls, Rachel Bussiere, FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President. . . Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Co-sponsors . . Susan Gray . . Billy Ingalls Rachel Bussiere . . Linda Young Mr. Whitaker Mr. Barton Row 1, Left to Right: Linda Shaw, Sherri Hemenway, Barbara Jones, Claudia Allen, Maxine Lesper- ance, Linda Swanson. Row 2: Robert Langdeau, Joan Cummings, Myra Skinner, Gertrude Lussier, Beverly Durivage, Betty Blake, James Alexander, Row 31 Emile Desjardins, Michael Lesperance, Dwight Dudley, Mr, Brooks, Joseph Ciechanowicz, James Choiniere, Teddy LeBlanc, Not Shown, Ronald Lanou. ACTIVITIES 1958-59 Halloween Party Christmas Party Valentine Party Parents' Night Record Hop Party for Incoming Seventh Grade Teacher Grade 8 S' it Q Q I - , S, Li: 'ah ii Ni-uv' ,rg r . qv I wrt, , :gm rr L, ,J Q 1, M., 55 1 ., 42. Y M,r'ig:5gQ'fr fQ?'f acl sral ' -- ' ,i . , 3 'fl' 2-15' Gerry E, Brooks Front Row: Terry Colburn, Robert Langdea u, Co-captains James Alexander and Teddy LeBlanc, Richard Lussier, Emile Desjardins, Second Row: Manager Dwight Dudley, Gary Marcotte, Ricky Hommel, Richard Clark, Coach Brooks. 20 Standing, Left to Right: Gary Marcotte, Richard Clark, Richard Lussier, Ricky Hommel, Mrs. Leslie, Terry Colburn, Glenn Austin, Henry Thomas, Kenneth Folsom, Seated, Left to Right: Maureen Lesperance, Jean Choiniere, Norma Fiske, Jean Leslie, Judy Lacoss, CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Norma Fiske, Maureen Lesperance, Myra Skinner, Jean Leslie, Coach Mrs, Leslie, Capt, Lin- da Swanson, Beverly Durivage, Sherri Hemenway, Jean Choiniere, ACTIVITIES CONTINUED Lincoln's Birthday Program Trip to Legislature Skating Party Participation in Basketball Tournaments Trip to Furniture Factory Memorial Day Program 21 Teacher Grade 7 Mrs. Arlene Leslie Girl 3 Golf A girls' golf team was newly organized with Mr. Whitaker's help. The team participated in the In- terscholastic Golf Toumament at A the Orleans Country Club last fall. Much experience was gained although no award was received. S, White, B. Hommel, E, La wes, S. Hemenway, Bo 3 Golf Team The OHS Golf team didn't fin- ish first in the Interscholastic Golf Tournament held at the Orleans Country Club, but we did have one honor given to one of the members Steve Alexander won third place with the score of 86. xp sggkpo it t S Ysi?:'3,'!f P,Racine, K.Whee1er, S,A1exander, R,LeBlanc, W,B1ake, Coach, Mr, Whitaker Boys, Soccer This was the second year that OHS participated in interscholastic soccer. Coach Charles Whitaker proved his ability by coaching the team to victory in nine out of ten games . The team captured the Northeastern Conference title by defeating Sacred Heart 9-2. People 's Academy defeated us, 5-2, in the State Play-offsg our first defeat in two years . Row 1: G.Guyette, I.Ios1yn, K.Whee1er, W,Sandrin, A,C1eve1and, T.Racine. A.Hame1 absent when picture was ta ken. Row 2: D.Kennison, R,LeB1anc, K,Mason, S.A1exander, P,Racine, F,Gosse1in, D,Burdick, Row 3: B.Inga11s, W.Rice, H.I-lemenway, Mr, Whitaker, Coach, D,Stoddard, L.Metca1f, P,Royer, 22 Row lg S,A1exander, D.Burdick, W,Herman, 1.Ios1yn, P.Racine, D.Mason. Row 2: Manager, T,Racine, R,Lamarche, K.Mason, D.Stoddard, F.Gosse1in, W.Rice, Coach, Mr. Whitaker. Baseball Windy behind the plate Our squad will long remember the trip for the play- off with Milton which was won by Orleans 4-0. This entitled the team to meet BFA of Fairfax at Enosburg Jerry at third. and after thirteen innings OHS lost, 1-0. 23 f' v.-swat. - M-H--:alt--fgzsifsf A A . .. .. sms.. H 2 4' 1 M3 K fs 'W 1 Q .L,, 5 ,M , M mmm ,,,. .. N'-Q Seated: C,Boulanger, S,Barton, J.Cummings, W,Sandrin, E,Lawes, M,Cleveland, D,Sanville, J,Les1ie, J,Labor, Standing: L,Smith, S,White, E.Mattson, M.Roberts, B,Powers, P,Stoddard, K,Sandrin, D.Kennison, D,Burdick, T,Decker, MARCH FORMATION TROMBONES Glenn Guyette Jean Leslie Marie Cleveland Stephen Spencer TRUMPETS Alden Hilliker Judy Cummings Wayne Rice James Choiniere Susan Benson Jacqueline La foe Linda Swanson Eugene Childers Linda Rice Rusty Marcotte BASS HORNS Paul Ra cine Stephen Alexander 24 FRENCH HORNS 'Sa ndra Hemenwa y Barbara Hommel SAXOPHONES Dustin Sanville James Labor Linda Young Sandra Emmerson Rodney Burkewitz CYMBALS Patricia Stoddard GLOCKENSPIEL Ka therine Sandrin 'All-State Music Festival DRUMS Donald Kennison Terry Decker Alva Cleveland Jim Alexander 'Dick Burdick CLARINETS 'Kathy Boulanger 'Sue Barton 'Janice Cummings Sandra White Ethelyn Lawes Linda Smith William Sandrin Leslie Dudley Mona Roberts Emily Mattson Beverly Powers Linda Lovoie Seated: L.Young, G.Guyette, S.Emmerson, R,Burkewitz, S,Bensen, W.Rice, J.Cummings, A.Hi11iker. Standing: J.A1exander, A.C1eve1and, P,Racine, 5,1-Iemenway, S,A1exander, B.Homme1, E.Chi1ders, L,Rice, L,Swanson, J.Lafoe. The O.l-I.S. Band, under the direction of Bernard Matthews, has forty-four members Our Christmas and Spring Concerts were the major projects of the year. All members of the band participated in the All -State Parade in Burlington and the Northeastern Parade in Newport in May. This proved to be a great success. We are proud of our majorettes: Sandra Swanson, head major- etteg Louise Chabot, Claire Des- biens, and Nancy Dean. x '4wamw ' C , J x p uni V i' 25 Boys, Basketball FIRST TEAM CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: P.Royer, L,Metcalf, M.Todd, W.Rice, W.B1ake. C.Prey. Standing: D,Stoddard, H,l-Iemenway, D,Meehan, T.Racine, R,Marcotte, Coach Whitaker The team experienced several exciting close games this season. The student body showed much spirit and many townspeople attended the games. The first eight were: Ken Wheeler, Amxand Pa- quin, Windy Herman, jerry Joslyn, Choc LeBlanc, Paul Racine, and Steve Alexander. The climax of the season was when Orleans defeated Barton in a play- off game which qualified us to enter the Class M State Toumament. The junior Varsity have several good prospects for the 1959-60 season. We extend our thanks to Mr. Whitaker who through many hours of practice, deserves much credit for our success . M, Emerson I, Marcotte C, Desbiens S, Merchant R, Emmerson The O.H.S. cheerleaders had much enthusiasm and pep. Cheer- ing the boys on to victory, they have been an inspiration to all. Ken Wheeler as he received the North- C f Kneeling: R, LeBlanc, G,Guyette, K.Mason, D.Burdick, W.Herman. I.Ios1yn, I Ensign on Hence Standing: Coach Whitaker, A,Paquin, T,Racine, S.Alexander, K,Whee1er, L,W11COX P Racine ' W,Sandrin. 26 Girls, Basketball N-Dean. S.Bart0n, S.White, B,I-Iommel, I.Cummings, S.SW2HS0l1. C3Pfain- Although the first team were nearly all new mem- bers, our season was very successful. Our forwards did a wonderful job of scoring while the guards did a swell job on defense. Our biggest thrill was defeating Morrisville which wound up the season with a 17-1 record. Many thanks go to Mr. Barton, who kept our spirits up and deserves much credit for our success . L, Young, R, Curtis, Captaing P, Robinson, Kneeling: N.Dean, S.Barton, S,White, B,Homme1, Janice Cummings, S.Swanson. Standing: R, Boivin, P,Stoddard, S.Hemenway, M,C1eveland, E.Mattson, E.Lawes, J.Moquin, Mr, Barton, M,Roberts, C,LeB1anc, N,White, S.Benson, Judy Cummings. 27 In the past year the Orleans chapter has been very active in the association, community, and the state Several boys spent three days at the Eastern States Exposition which was held in Springfield Wendell Her man and Arestide Hamel, jr. , chosen delegates, attended the Boston Milk Marketing trip At the District meeting held in Orleans, the group won the Chapter Meeting Contest, which entitles its members to attend the State Convention. 2 QI? JIXMEFUCA Sitting: L.Metcaif, L.Hame1, R.Boivin, Mrs. Houghaboom, B.Powers, C.Wright, L.Cubit, S.Merchant, P.Hi11iker. Row 2: M.C1eveiand, Joyce Royer, P.Dutton, D.Rexford, B.Wheeler, S.Hemenway, J.Moquin, K.Sandrin, N.Lawson, L.Young, M.Thomas, T.Choiniere, E.Lawes. Row 3: L.Maishuk, L.Lamarche, J.Rush1ow, C.LeB1anc, C.Young, E.Hunr, V.Wright, N.McGowan, P.Robinson, Jo- anne Royer. The Orleans Chapter of Future Homernakers of America has had a very busy and profitable year. At the September meeting Sandi Merchant, State President of FHA, spoke to us about her trip to Kansas City, Mo. , last summer, where she attended the National Convention of Future Homemakers as a state delegate. Seventeen new members were initiated at this meeting. Twenty one members and our advisor, Mrs . Houghaboom, attended the District FHA meeting held in Barre, September 20. A very successful fashion show, United Nations program, Parents' Night, a Christmas party, Home Decoration meeting, and a Valentine party were held. On April 17 and 18, State Convention was held in Stowe, Vt. FHA week was observed April 5-ll. Our Annual Mother and Daughter Banquet with installation of new officers climaxed the year. We wish to thank Mr. and Mrs . Fern Hemenway and Mr. and Mrs . Earl Young for being our Chapter Parents this year. 28 oiztems mon scaoot DRIVER TRAINHQG CAR tx BlRKt'?ultUlO SERVXEE, Instructor, Mr. Whitaker, waiting for his class. FFA Qfhccrs fl. to r.J Reporter . . . Secretary . . Vice President President . . Treasurer . . Sentinel . . Advisor . . . . . jerry Joslyn . . Alva Cleveland . . .Darrell Simino . . Wendell Herman Arestide Hamel, jr. . . . Donnie Mason . . Mr. Leslie Drivers, Education The course in Drivers' Education started in 1956 and continued during the 1958-59 school year. The student body and faculty wish to thank Blake's Garage for fumishing the car. This course is given to educate the students to become safer drivers on the highway and to become safety conscious as pedestrians. Commercial Club The Commercial Club started an active program with a picnic at Pageant Park. A Christmas supper and party was held: a spring get-together was enjoyed with several other schools from the surrounding area. Seated, Left to Right: B.Perkins, J.Man1ey, C,Wright, W.Austin, M.Carpenter, and Mrs. England, sponsor. Standing: G,Archambau1t, B,Petit, R,Curtis, I.Royer, B.Lacoss, B,Dupre, I.Lafoe, N.White, S.Emmerson, S.Hemenway, C.Desbiens, P,Gonyaw, F. Lanoue, D.C1ough, B.Powers, L.Hodgdon, V,Wright, I,Marcotte, E.Hunt, R.Boivin, L,Cubit, J,Metca1f, and D,G1odgett. 29 Boys, Double uartet The Boys' Double Quartet was very popular. Since there were nine boys interested, all practiced faithfully and equally participated. They contributed much to the Glee 1' Club. Left to Right: D,Sanvi11e, M,Todd, R, Burdick, K.Whee1er, S.A1exander, W,Sandrin, P,Racine, G,Guyette 'This group Sang at the Sopho- D. Kahlstrom, and Mrs. Hayford at the piano. more Talent Show and was awarded Sl for placing third. Glee Club l lx Qrchestra From Row: B,Homme1, S,Swanson, N,Dean, K,Sandrin, J.Cummings, S.Barton, C.Boulanger, Back Row: S,White, P,Stoddard, Ioan Cummings, W,Rice, Judy Cummings, G,Guyette, S,Emmerson, S,Hemenway, W,Sandrin, L,Smith, and J,Les1ie. 30 At left, Glenn Guyette is demonstrating his spectragraph to the Science Club officers: fLeft to Righty N, Dutton ,,,. , Program Chairman S.White . . . . . . Vice President W,Sandrin . . .... President S,Barton . . . . Secretary Mr, Barton , , . Advisor Science Cl b The Science Club had a very successful year with several prominent speakers, which included representatives from the Vermont TB Association, WCAX-TV 81 Radio, Vermont State Police Department, Orleans Manufacturing Companyg Farland Studios, and the State Dental Department. The highlight of the year was the 10th Annual State Science Fair which was held in Orleans . At table: N. Dutton, W,Sandrin, Mr. Barton, Sponsor, S,White, S,Barton. Row 1: I.Rush1ow, S,Kipp, C,Leb1anc, E,Mattson, K,Sandrin, P,Stoddard, L.Smith, J,Cummings, S,Bensen, R.Boivin, Raymond Boivin, B,Whee1er, N.Dean, B,l-Iommel, E. Lawes, C,Bou1anger, G,Chadburn, M.C1eve1and, R, Emmerson, S,Swanson, N,McGowan, Row 2: S,Alexander, K.Whee1er, M,Todd, J.Labor, E.Chi1dets, P.Racine, G,Guyette, K.Mason, S.Quimby. 31 M ' O .nti as . st- if i g 1 , f, 4 1 L, A 'fi if t n A , A . f'f3gfV'!' XM if T 3 RQ! A,,gWig. 4 , A. , , ,A 5, E DIIVC T ' f Ki f fi . A n' E' .fl ' A 'X This year's Magazine Drive 'iif f 7 X 3 ' t was a great success with the ,,,,f , receipts totaling Sl,900. This surpassed last year's receipts by about S500 which at that time was a record. The entire student body de- serves much credit and special congratulations go to Alva Cleveland, general manager: Steven Alexander, assistant: and Mr. Barton, faculty advisor. ff W Seated: I.Cummings, Mr. Barton, A.Cleveland, S.Alexander, S.Barton. Row 21 A,l-lilliker, E,Childers, S.White, S.Quimby, G,Guyette, A.Hamel. Press Club 5 Sitting: B,Perkins, S.Benson, R,Emmerson, C.Boulanger, S,Merchant, G,Chadburn, S.White, N,Dutton, I.Moquin, Janice Cummings, and Mrs, England, Row 2: B,Petit, C,LaBlanc, M.Carpenter, I,Lafoe, S,Hemenway, E,Childers, B,Wheeler, N.White, G.Archambault, E,Mattson, E.Lawes, M,Todd, B, Hommel, B,Lacoss, K,Wheeler, S,Swanson, B,Dupre, S,Barton, M,Roberts, N.Dean, Lloslyn, F,Lanoue, R,Boivin, A.Hilliker, Judy Cummings, G.Guy- ette, E.l-lunt, I,Rushlow and B,Powers. The Press Club consists of an exceptionally large group. In October, Gloria Chadburn, Editorg Sandra White, Barbara l-Iommel, Gertrude Archambault, 1 Elizabeth Hunt, and Mrs. England, . sponsor, attended the 4th Annual State Press Conference at Lyndon Teachers' College. One highlight of the conference was the session featuring Commissioner of Taxes, Mr. Noble. Members of the con- ference were chosen to interview him and Gloria represented OHS. Issues of The Hourglass were published and a very active exchange shared our paper with other schools, and they with us. Bm Rosemary, Betty, and Claire, Busy at work, 32 Gustavus Burdick Gus, our hard-working cus- Our school cooks for four years, these two cheerful ladies have tumed out many hot and tasty meals for the OHS students and for the grade school kids. Mrs, Amherst Seavey, Mrs. Richard Emerson. todian, has served OHS faith- fully for the past twenty years. We, the class of 1959, sincere- ly appreciate the time he has contributed for our class and school activities. Our many thanks to you, Gus! OFFICE GIRLS William Sandrin, the scientist of our class, is shown put- ting some final touches on his dielectric heating apparatus. We are very proud of his many accomplishments. Left to Right: Betty Perkins, Jean Manley, Sandra Merchant, Claire Des- biens, and Rosemary Curtis. 33 Prof Leslie and several Senior FFA boys surveying. We are proud of Sandra Swanson, who has led the band this year in such an ef ficienr way, -we I 4 Ra chei Sargent Reginald Labounty Mary Emerson Janice Metcalf Armand Paquin F E' :- ,ir 1 ,Jar 'NV V25 A 3 I ,mv-rim r f L Shirley Cole Y EQ: A K A if ' -I K 1- Nancy Dean :X I ' i N' A' Mary Carpenter -- Ruth Emmerson rm Chase X . 4. i ir, if FCEM Arw Fr Her Eugene Webster ,rim Bonnie Lacoss Windy Herman Betty Perkins ' K' g Arestide Hamel I ral! J ag, lr? .gimlifg I 35 Betty Spear Nancy Dutton '5n. as for V Irf' - 'a, ,- an 3 ,1-r 4 a a i.ir E ai, 13' Alva Cleveland Ruth Skinner Sue Barton Iackie L8 f06 34 ff . S- , f , 'i r as 9 E eg ir r i 4- .j jil . .1 we ' 5 gr -fx I if , , is 4. If BP 'view 'L' iii! g, Q , ,,,gv'v1 W Q ai '1 ,,,, , W 'K - ' :'. is M 1 ,, A U, ' 7 -- - 7 . . Qi- , 4 X ' ,GK , --A QE, ' v f . - - , .V ..., . ' ' f :asm li ' ' . ',,L C f 'tis Q . Bernice Dupre A ' , ' 4C Johnny Lussier +A.. A ' -A r Q- ,f.,b 2,gq,f.:.1, 5 a ndra Merchant . 7, V 'win f it- L a Hy W i lcox , LM NR i.9J w Rosema ry Curtis Jean M3 may Claire Desbien z agiifsirff 'J Katy Boulanger I 2 1 1 . Glenn Gu ette ,s 5 ei H Q :X X K 'I' ai, If , gs, i ff me ' - Betty Petit Gloria Cha dburn Janice Cummings Sandra Swanson I K X My 7 i - , . ' . W -f . i , J, K 7 3 A S., J 'A innii wi Q, in C Z ff' . ii aa --' Richard Messier Jerry Joslyn Sharon Dyer William Sandrin 35 r--.-.sp Junior Prom Clean-up Mary C. Jackie L. Sandy S. Pat C. L.I. vs O.H.S. in play-off game in 1956 Classy Histor - ln the fall of '47 our class history begang We entered first grade under Mrs . Whitcomb's command. She greeted Janice, Katy and Sue, then Noticed that Bonnie and Ruthie were there, too. We heard about Sally, Dick and jane And we all leamed to print our name. The next year we entered grade two, And it was Mrs . Hardie who said How do you do? This year we were joined by a boy named Will, And we brought plants to put on the window sill. 'riting and 'rithmetic were our greatest task But after learning, we could do them really fast. Now on to Mrs. Davis and grade three We all tried our luck at a spelling bee. Remember how the boys had to eat the chalk And were so scared they couldn't even balk. Wanita joined the happy crew, And when the pencils fell, down we all flew. Then on upstairs and to grade four Where Miss Stearns helped us learn still more. Multiplying and dividing to us were brand new But studying hard we soon pulled through. We leamed about the cave men and had a minstrel show Our first big performance and we knew our parents would go! On to the fifth and Mrs . Mills Here we started taking vitamin pills . Forty-eight states and capitals we now knew, Learned to use the scissors, paper and glue. When recess came we headed for our wraps And jumped rope til we were called back. Then came grade six--Miss Rogers we met joined by Sandy and johnny whom we were lucky to get. We all became patrols and were boss of the rest, We bought tonettes and played our best. When our birthday came it was a great thrill For we each had a party and ate our fill. Finally the big day, we entered O.H.S. Seventh grade with Miss Williams was a big success. We had our first taste of basketball, And the news in Current Events was of interest to all! We put on a play, each dressed in disguise, Sisters Under the Skin and we won first prize. Our year in the eighth grade was full of joysg There were lots of girls and only three boys . Mr. Fortin, our teacher, was our basketball coach The cheerleaders were proud and really could boast. This year we again put on a play, Some Women Were Talking And our other activities really kept us rocking. Our Freshman year, we greeted many new faces, With Mr. Romano, our sponsor, we really went places. The night of our initiation we were scared But it was the first event we all shared. From there on, we were all the best of friends, Music and dancing were the modem trend. Our sophomore year was much the same With Mrs . Houghaboom we made initiation a game. This year our treasury began to grow, Food sales and a paper drive helped it to do so. Now we really had to buckle down, Our subjects were harder, no fooling around We entered our Junior year with Mrs . White And we tried to do everything right. This year we gave the girls a chance By sponsoring the Sadie Hawkin's Dance. junior Prom was our greatest event, Those lanterns and streamersg think of the time we spent! Our senior year, the last at O.H.S. The time just seemed to fly with zest. We worked hard all year to raise some money We wanted our class trip to be a honey. Mrs . England helped make our graduation a success Everyone said it was the very best. Twelve wonderful years of being together Possess many memories that will last forever. The Senior Class will never forget W Orleans High School where we first met.. V . Final inspection 't aw 1 TT . . . Q before Junior Prom. , , I, 4 Louise, Wamta, and Sandy 1. ' , , W Larry in his Fres man Best muy Juniors on Class Picnic Class Will Claire Desbiens, will to Linda Young my position as var- sity cheerleader. Good luck, Linda. Rosemary Curtis, will to Irene Marcotte my ability to talk my way out of things . This should come in handy, Rena. Rachel Sargent, will to Joanne Royer my bicycle so you won't continue to ask me if I will sell mine. Ruth Emmerson, will my height to Tommie Racine. Now you can make those baskets, Tommie. William Sandrin, will my position as assistant goalie on the soccer team to Philip Royer. Just think, Phil, some day you may be promoted to goalie. Catherine Boulanger, will my first chair in the band to Sandra White. Now, Sandy, you will be able to toot with great reverence . Mary Carpenter, will to Shirley Young my comb for your future use. Now you will always have a spare one in case of emergencies , Shirl. Sharon Dyer, will to Leslie Dudley, my ability to get a- long with the teachers. Make the most of it, Les. Sue Barton, will to Dottie Clough, my fingernails. Now you have my prized possession, Dottie. Sandra Merchant, will my short hair to Emily Mattson. Try it Em, it's heaven. Nancy Dean, will to Alice Labounty, my ability to talk. Now you can get into trouble, Alice. Betty Perkins, will to Nancy McGowan my ability to sit in my seat during study hall. Now you'll be able to get your studying done, Nancy. Ruth Skinner, do will my red hair to Patty Hilliker, so that hers will be a much brighter red, and stand out above the rest. Sandra Swanson, will to Choc Leblanc my position on the girls' basketball team. Now you're bound to win games, Choc. Gloria Chadburn, will to Marie Cleveland, my ability to jump high and clap loudly at the basketball games . It's good exercise and it saves a lot of voice strain, Marie. Eugene Webster, will my ability to get into trouble to Dar- rell Simino. Now let's see some action, Darrell. Wendall Herman, will my ability to play basketball to Dick Burdick. Make good use of it, Dick. Bonnie Lacoss, will my reserved seat in the restaurant to some worthy underclassman. Have fun. Betty Petit, will my typing ability to some worthy Typing I student. John Lussier, will my ability to get along with the girls to Raymond Boivin. Janice Metcalf, will to Beverly Powers, my ability to hold my tongue even though I would say a thing or two. Use it to good advantage, Bev, Armand Paquin, will my hair-do to Scott Quimby. It is much easier to take care of, Scott. Janice Cummings, will to Jane Moquin, my used pencils . Now you can't take them away from me, Jane. Jacqueline Lafoe, will to Elizabeth Hunt, my juicy party line. Keep your ears open, Liz. Jean Manley, will to Lynette Hodgdon, my seat at the bas- ketball games . I hope you have as much fun as I've had, Lynette. Betty Spear, will to Delia Glodgett, my favorite pastime spots. Good luck, Delia. Mary Lou Emerson, will my home in Brownington, to Eth- elyn Lawes. This is so you can get off the farm and live in a metropolis, Ethelyn. Shirley Cole, will to Florence Lanoue, my dancing part- ners. Have fun, Florence. Patricia Chase, will to Linda Rice, my ability to find a boy friend. Good luck, Linda. Bemice Dupre, will to some worthy junior, my place at the Sunset Ball Room. Have fun. Nancy Dutton, will my guinea pigs to Lucille Hamel, who, Iknow, will treasure them dearly. Richard Messier, will some of my bashfulness to Roland Besaw. It has advantages along with its disadvantages, Roland. Reginald Labounty, will my ability to be quiet to Darrell Simino. It's really not so bad, Darrell. Kenneth Wheeler, will my 6'4 frame to Gerard Pray. May be some day you'll sink that ball, Jerry. Arestide Hamel, will my student council president's ham- mer to Steve Alexander. Now don't use it too vigorous- ly, Steve. Jerry Joslyn, will to Paul Racine my watch. Now, Paul, when you stay after school you'll know what time you should have been home. Wanita Austin, will my temper to Muria Roberts . Some day, maybe, you'll find good use for it. Alva Cleveland, will my ability to sleep in study hall to George Greenwood. Now there will be some peace in that room, George. Glenn Guyette, do will my ability to run around the base- ball field in soccer practice to Buster Hemenway. Now you won't be stepping on your tongue in the last lap. Larry Wilcox, will to Ken Mason my car. Now, Ken, you won't have to walk from your place way over to the end of lrasburg Street. ALVA CLEVELAND--Special Badge To Alva goes this special badge And boy does he deserve it, Not a mouse goes through the door Unless it has a written permit. SUE BARTON--Sports Car To Sue we give this sports car Because Clunker needs a restg With this new one, you 'll never worry Because it's one of the best. SANDY SWANSON--Basketball Sandy excels in basketball, And when a game is on the field, She never lingers in the hall But helps our school the score to yield ROSEMARY CURTIS--Joke Book To Myma who is full of wit And is always lots of fun We give this joke book So she'll always have a new one! SHARON DYER--Package of Dye To Sharon who loves black, We give this package of dye. We wonder if she's in mouming But we never hear her sigh. EUGENE WEBSTER--Life Insurance When Eugene goes driving on the road A life insurance he needs, We hope he gets safely back to town From driving at top speed. NANCY DEAN--Gavel To Nancy we give this gavel For old times sakes, We'll never forget class meetings As she kept us all awake. RICHARD MESSIER--Tractor A farmer's life is full of toil. Take this tractor to till the soil, Then you can plow from mom'til night And all your crops will turn out right. WENDELL HERMAN--Silencer Wendy really talks quite loudly When he's among the boysg The silencer might prove to be A condenser to his noise. CLAIRE DESBIENS- -Package of Gum To Claire we give this package of gum As we know she is quite fond of chewing, It seems she is always looking for some But now her friends can say nothing doing.' PATRICIA CHASE - -Noisemaker To Pat who is always quiet And never makes a sound, We present you this noisemaker So we'1l know when you're around. Class Gifts JERRY JOSLYN--Little man GLORIA CHADBURN--Dancmg shoes Jerry needs someone to work with When he and Wendy are apart, This little man we give with pleasure So he can keep it near his heart. NANCY DUTTON--Sheet Music To Nancy who likes to play The piano night or day, This sheet music we do present To help keep her more content. REGINALD LABOUNTY--Car To Reginald who takes his car each day So bus fares he need not pay, Here's a new car for your very own To Gloria, who likes to dance so well, We give these dancing shoes . Now at the dances continue doing The fast one and the blues . JEAN MANLEY--Pen To jean we give this pen To help her with her art, Because here in school She's always done her part. GLENN GUYETTE--Professor's Cap To the professor of the class, Which stands for your knowledge , We give a small professor's cap Cause your present one needs to rest at home. To wear when you go to college . BERNICE DUPRE--Alarm clock To Bemice we give this alarm clock, In hopes it will remind her Of momings the bus had to wait In school days now behind her. WANITA AUSTIN--Bottle of pills To Wanita who is always complaining We give this bottle of pills, We hope that they will calm her nerves And cure all her ills . SANDRA MERCHANT--Palmolive Soap Sandri's cheeks have such a rosy hue She quite attains perfection. So here is some Palmolive soap. To keep that school girl complexion. KENNETH WHEELER- -Basketball To Ken who is so apt in sports We give this basketball, We know he 'll make good use of it Because he is so very tall. RACHEL SARGENT--Driver's License We think the bus needs a rest From chauffeuring you about, A driver's license of your own Should surely help you out. BETTY PETIT--Typing Paper To Betty, we give this typing paper In case she ever runs short, She 's a whiz and always tums out A marvelous job with every report. LARRY WILCOX--Toothpicks You get in early, and sometimes late, Next morning you're tired from your date, It's hard for you your work to see, 'These toothpicks will work, we guarantee. CATHERINE BOULANGER--Clarinet To Katy who loves to play this We give another clarinet Now, when yours gets old and squeaky You'll have this one, don't forget. 38 IACQUELINE LAFOE--Wrinkle Cream To jackie with the dimples We give this wrinkle cream, We know this will help you To look just like a queen. RUTH EMMERSON--Bottle of Geritol To Ruthie we give this geritol We hope it will make her grow, And keep her always full of pep And never feeling low. MARY CARPENTER--Megaphone To Mary goes this megaphone Because her voice is low, Now she can be heard Wherever she may go. ARMAND PAQUIN--Curlers To Armand with the curls so tight These curlers will work fine To do your hair up every night, And keep your wave in line . MARY EMERSON--Pair of Spikes To Mary who is so very short We give this pair of spikes, These should be very handy For everything but hikes . JANICE METCALF --Typing Eraser Because you make a few mistakes In typing so we hear, An eraser should be of much use And last you through the years . WILLIAM SANDRIN--Raft To Willy who is our sailor We give this little raft, You'll probably need a blanket, too, 'Cause there'll be an awful draft. JANICE CUMMINGS- -Book Janice has made so many friends With her sweet and winning ways, In this book she can record Those happy high school days . SHIRLEY COLE--Curling Iron When so much hair you have to set And your hands are tired out, This little curling iron will save Many a distressing shout. ARESTIDE HAMEL, JR. --jersey Cow Arestide wants to be a farmer And we think he needs a cow, So we bought this jersey creature And we give it to you now. Class Gifts BETTY SPEAR--Bright Red Bow JOHN LUSSIER--Bobby Pins A bright red bow we give to Betty To john who has the wavy hair, Because she is so small, We give this bottle of waving lotion, Now we'll be sure to see her Now when the girls flock around As she comes down the hall. They'11 be a strange commotion. BONNLE LACOSS- -Lead Pencil Bonnie is always asking for a pencil And we could never figure out why, But nevertheless here's a long one Which we are very glad to supply. RUTH SKINNER--Recipe Book Ruthie is a busy maid, One who just loves to cook, If by chance, she forgets the mixture She 'll find it in this recipe book. BETTY PERKINS--Hand Lotion When your fingers are weary From pounding at the keys, Use this hand lotion on them Gus and his little friends, And type just as you please . Sugaring-off party at Betty's, Ready for the big hit, Donnie? Jerry, the lucky hunter! . ku- . Q14 2 L A 2 s--W . A B r . k . , ..- ,X gnupg idk 1: Q Several senior band members at ease. Yearbook Staff Left to Right: W.Austin, B,Petit, N.Dean, S.Swanson, B.Perkins, G,Chadburn, S.Merchant, Mrs. England I Joslyn G Guyette J. Manley. Editor-in-Chief . . Assistant Editor . Sales Manager . . Girls'Sports . . Boys' Sports .... Art Editor and Co Design ve Advertising Editor. . . . . . Photography Editor ' Feature Editor. . . Production Editor . Faculty Advisor . . Gloria Chadburn Sandi Merchant . . Betty Perkins . . Wanita Austin . Jerry Joslyn . . jean Manley . Glenn Guyette Sandra Swanson . . .Nancy Dean . . . Betty Petit . . Mrs. England We sincerely wish to thank everyone who has helped in any way to make this yearbook possible . nld atrnns 51.00 Up 106 UTTON'S Clothmg For Everyone Orleans Vermont Phone 215 LEWIS DAIRY Haro1dE Lewxs Prop and SCIVICG Our Arm Best ln Quahty Vermont 154 W Newport Telephone INSUQ4 CENTRAL BANK SAVINGS AN D VERMONT TRUST COMPANY 41 ORLE ANS 56, 3 I o I 7 o ? D S' Mlxxmum , QI I ' In anc I C5 For Each Q, Deposit wr Q 0 + A1 Eg ! nld Patrons S W. J. DESBIENS Oliver Farm Machinery Cornell Bam Cleaner Girton Bulk Tank Route 5 Orleans Sales and Service Newport l 91 -2 301 -M3 Coventry Vermont O 8m L GARAGE General Auto Repa1r1ng and Lubr1cat1on Wholesale and Retall Dealer Hoff Cha1n Saws and Power Mowers Telephone 97 2 Orleans Vermont ORLEANS COUNTY AUTOMOBILE DEALERS Barton Motor Co P W Lawson s Inc Ford Cars Sz Trucks Ford Mercury Wm H L1ll1crap Dave Allen Inc Pontrac Cadrllac Kerr Bu1ck Inc Nash Rambler W1l1ys Internatlonal BUICK G M C Trucks Ken F rauley Chevrolet Inc Natolre Motor Co Chevrolet Cars 81 Trucks Dodge Plymouth Chrysler of ., Inc. . . ' . 42 nld Patrons ORLEANS MFG CO INC Orleans Vermont Manufacturers of Ethan Allen Drnlng Room F urnlture New and Used Cars General Reparrs and Body Work Telephgne 71 Orleans VCI'1'1'1OIlt PROUTY 8m MILLER Newport 171 Newport Vt ' upont Pamts ' oxboard Tile ' Wallpapers ' Glass ' moleum ' mdow Shades REXFORD S STEAK HOUSE House of F 1ne Foods Open Monday thru Saturday 6 12 Sunday 8 12 Telephfme 263 Orleans Vermont BLAKES Auro SERVICE INC. -2 , D ' , . R ' L' W' 43 IIIIIIZI' HIPUH5 FARLAND STUDIO Official Photographer for the Class of '59 Paul M. Farland Hardwick, Vermont J. B. COLTON CO. Mobil Fuel Oil Hardware Groceries Building Supplies Telephone 90 Orleans, Vermont ROYER'S FARM EQUIPMENT Ma ssey-Ferguson Farm Equipment Sunset Bulk Tanks Orleans Vermont Te BARTON MOTOR CO., INC. a dependable place to purchase New Fords and Used Cars of all makes 5-2 Ba rton ORLEANS FEED COMPANY ,.1 ,gf l Q 3,1 FEEDS Seeds and Flour Cement and Fertilizer Custom Grinding and Mixing Telephone Orleans 60 44 CONVERSE FUNERAL SERVICE Ambulance Service Serving all Faiths 27 Church St, , Orleans, Vt. Telephone 80 87 Main St. , Newport, Vt. Telephone 470-W Patrons WILDER S LUNCH BAR Helen E Wrlder Proprretor Orleans Vermont Telephone Orleans 164 14 CHECK R BOARD Feed and Gram Farm Supplles Custom M1X1Hg an Gl'1l'1d11'lg Orleans Vermont 17 Mam Street Tel 180 DUCKLESS PLUMBING 8 HEATING O11 Burner S pBC13 11st Telephone Orleans 259 Newport Vermont Complrments FARRANT S GREENHOUSE Newport Vermont Phone 500 Compllments COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Barre Inc Barre Vermont CALEDONIA TYPING Complete Lme Offtce Equrpment St Johnsbury V Ploneer 8 3674 P I - d E of American Standard Products . . . I ' CO of - of of , . . , I. 45 patrons ORLEANS METCALF S TEXACO SERVICE STATION CONVERSE COMPANY State lnspectrons Wheel Balanclng ANDERSON S MANUFACTURING CO Telephone 73 A P SCRIBNER Amoco Heatmg O1ls RIVER VIEW FARM DAIRY You never Outgrow your need for mrlk PARK VIEW INC Shell Gas Auto Repalrs ELWIN MASON, CONTRACTOR North Country Pamts WRIGHT REBEL POWER SAWS ORLEANS COMMISSION SALES INC Auct1on every Tuesday at 2 30 AUSTIN S DRUG STORE Rexall Drug Products VALLEY HOUSE HOTEL INC Banquet Party Facrlrtres Home FLlIT11Sh1I1gS Ut1l1ty Gas LANOUE S SUPER MARKET IGA Products KIPP INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance ORLEANS CLINIC Best Wlshes to Class of 59 SOULIERES FLYING A STATION Gas O11 Lubrrcatlon EUGENE P DUDLEY, JEWELER Dramonds watches srlverware ARTHUR E WELLS MARGUERITE S BEAUTY SHOP Halr Stylrng by Marguerlte PLEE ZING QUALITY PRODUCTS Moqum s Market DEAN S GROCERY STORE Delrvery Servrce DERBY DERBY PORT DRIVE IN THEATRE Newport Road CARL HACKETT Plumbrng 81 Heatmg 81 Red Wlng JAY S SNACK BAR THE NATIONAL BANK OF DERBY LINE In Thrs Commun1ty to Serve BROWNINGTON HAROLD SHOVER BUILDER Telephone Orleans 214 I3 COVE NTRY THAYER STORE We Delrver STUB S GARAGE Gulf Gas gl Products HILL S CABINS Lrght Lunches Served S5 S5 john E . Metcalf Generals Trucking 46 Patrons NE WPORT SEQUIN MUSIC CO Enjoy Lrfe More Wrth Mus1c G A CHOUINARD Shoe Store 81 Reparrmg SOCKOL AUTO PARTS Automotrve Jobber STOTT GAS CO Complete lme of Kelvrnator W S MITCHEL Everythmg rn Farm Equrpment PHELPS PHARMACY Photo Supplres, Magazmes 81 Cosrnetrcs VERMONT LOAN CORPORATION S100 Loans made on your Srg-nature THE SALT BOX WIKE RADIO STATION 'Vermont s Most Actrve Statron W T GRANT CO Known for Values HILTON METERED GAS SERVICE Home Applrances P H EDWARDS FURNITURE The Home for F me F urnrture EASTSIDE RESTAURANT Barbeque Chrcken Our Specralty ORLEANS CANDY COMPANY Wholesale Dealers Brrdseye 81 M1nute Mard Products J J NEWBERRY CO AMERICAN CLOTHING CO INC Qualrty IS our Motto CITIZENS UTILITIES CO Frrgrdarre author1zed Sales and Servrce B ARTON E M BROWN Tel 25 Wrrthmore Feeds Burldmg Materral MAPLE LANE NURSING HOME Mr 81 Mrs G W Marcotte Owners BARTON BRANCH Howard Natronal Bank 81 Trust Co HENDY BROS Tel 237 john Deere Farm Machlnery MAJOR S TEXACO SERVICE STATION Body Work, Pamtmg Gen Reparr BARTON APPLIANCE CO , INC Your Phrlco Dealer WILLOUGHBY LAKE BLUE ANCHOR RESTAURANT Ann and B111 johnson IRASBURG M R ALEAANDER Tel 97 13 Lumber Products PHILIP FISHER Tel 86 21 Bunny Bread Drstrrbutor ATTLE BORO MASSACHUSETTS L G BALFOUR COMPANY Mr S W Lee Representatrve S5 55 . . . , . . . , . . o g o Home of Fine Gifts - - - H - ' - in I - - H . , . . . . . . . . , ........ . . . , , I I I I I , I 47 S3 PROFESSIONAL 53 53 CONTRIBUTORS is NEWPORT EARL V. JAMES, O.D. OPTOMETRIST DR. CRAWFORD, DENTIST BLY'S PHARMACY DR. CLARENCE A. JORDAN , VETERINARIAN EARL LIDDELL AND ASSOCIATES, INC- Insurance Service DR. PAUL E. HOWE, OPTOMETRIST GEACH ELECTRIC SHOP Qi-ffml Home Appliances, Service and Repair I S. B. CHURCHILL, D.V.M. J' B. POLICE STANLEY KIPP, OPTOMETRIST GEORGE LELAND, DENTIST l S2 CONTRIBUTORS 32 NEWPORT HOWARD A. REED MEMORIALS BRANON 81 GAGE INSURANCE IOLA'S BEAUTY SHOP NEEDLEMAN 'S LADIES APPAREL MUIR'S PASTRY SHOP ROYAL RESTAURANT CAMIRAND'S AUTO BODY SERVICE BEVERLY'S BEAUTY SHOP GLADSTONE SHOE STORE GRAVELINE'S SPORT SHOP SPATES, THE FLORIST sEAR1.Es ai CO., JEWELER THE NELSON HOUSE, LAKE ROAD BOND OO., JEWELER FLOOD SHOE STORE FEDELE's STORE INC. ORLEANS A. J. EMERSON BOWMAN'S BARBER SHOP BENSON'S MARKET RAY'S STEAK HOUSE RUBY'S BEAUTY SHOP T.N.T. SUPER MARKET STANLEY SHEPHERD, PLUMBER BILL'S SUNOCO SERVICE CONRAD'S VARIETY STORE SOULIERE'S TRADING POST AMOCO SERVICE STATION LESLIE ALLEN, A.B.S. TECH. BARTON R. P. 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