Orleans High School - Sword Yearbook (Orleans, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1963 volume:

THE SWORD ’63 Foreword OUR aim throughout the pages of our yearbook is to let you visit our various classes and see the different organizations and sports in which many of us participate. We hope it will bring back many fond memories of OHS. PUBLISHED BY YEARBOOK STAFF ORLEANS HIGH SCHOOL ORLEANS, VERMONT ORLEANS HIGH SCHOOL CLASS SONG of 1963 (Tune: Old Man River) Orleans High School, that dear old high school Four years we’ve worked there; and now we’re leaving; To go on to other places; and see new faces; all over the world. We’ve studied and worked hard, to get to where we are now; With help from the teachers; and supervisors; They gave us their time; and understanding; through all these years. We’ll say farewell; now to everyone; We’ll be on our way; we cannot stay. The class of '63 in the future you will see; will make history. by Patricia Chicoine Alma Mater Bound firm by a bond unbroken Love for dear Orleans, Take we now our pledge outspoken E’er to guard her well. Bright school days are quickly passed, Enjoy them while you may Mcm'rics still shall them outlast When we are far away. CHORUS Alma Mater, fidelitas Pledge, friends for loyalty Sing we now before we part, We'll ever faithful be. 2 EDWARD ARMAND PAQUIN We, his classmates, remember him as a person of many abilities. Eddy’s quick wit and friendli- ness will long remain in our memories. These qualities in addition to his eagerness to learn will never be forgotten by his many friends at OHS. 3 SCHOOL BOARD—Perry Austin, Richard Tinker—Chairman. W. Harry Pelkey—Superin- tendent of Schools, Wayne Rice. YF A R R CT K FT A FF Seated: B. Alger. L. LaCross, J. Alexander. L. Shaw. G. Lussicr, J. Kennison, I-1 D _y IX A 1 “ LL C. Allen. A. Rounds. B. Blake. Standing: R. Lyon, M. Skinner, L. Cota. Mrs. England—Adviser, P. Chicoine. L. Swanson. R. Phillips, S. Hemenway, P. Hunt. J. Hamel, B. Durivage, V. Bergeron, T. LeBlanc, J. Cummings. Editor Gertrude Lussier Underclassmen Ruby Lyon Assistant Editor Linda Shaw Claudia Allen Co-Business Managers Betty Blake Senior Class Editor Judy Kennison Alice Rounds Assistants Myra Skinner Photo Editor Joan Hamel Rolinda Phillips Curricular Lucille LaCross Class Song Patricia Chicoine Assistant Paul Hunt Cover Design Linda Cota Activities Beverly Alger Copy Editor Monique Boucher Sports Editor Assistants James Alexander Beverly Durivage Joan Cummings Adviser Mrs. England 4 Principal’s Message Graduation from Orleans High School marks the end of one phase of your lives and the be- ginning of another. I sincerely hope that the les- sons learned in high school will be of value in the years ahead. The faculty joins me in extending good wishes for the future. Wayne O. Stacy Faculty -63 Mr. Barton Mrs. England Mr. Leslie Mr. Hayford Mrs. White Mrs. Houghaboom Mr. Nicely Mr. Lapointe Mr. Jarvis Mr. Naylor Mrs. Hayford 5 Our Faithful Hus Drivers: Arland Hut” Butler. Wilfred “Hill” Young, Alden Aldy” Robinson. Hot Lunch Servers: Mrs. Sylvester, E. Shaw. H. Landry. Our Custodian: Paul” Mrs. Tribui. L. Shaw. 6 1963 Librarians First Row: J. Ciechanowicz. G. Lussier, L. Shaw, M. Skinner, M. Boucher. Second Row: S. Hemenway. L. Swanson, C. Allen. L. I.aCross. Adviser—Mr. Naylor. Our librarians serve the entire student body. They are kept busy checking books in and out and looking after the newspaper rack. CURRICULAR 7 Mike and F.rnie define parts of speech in English IV. Languages Jean and Steve concentrate on Latin III. French III students tour Paris by map. The Sophomore English class enjoy the recording of “The Tale of Two Cities.” MRS. HAYFORD French I. II. III. Jr. High Latin I. II. Ill In General Business class. Pally shows ihe correct check writing pro- MR. I.APOINTF. ccdure. Algebra I. II. Geometry. Trig. Solid. Biology Math Mr. Lapointe explains a difficult problem to Algebra I class. 9 Home Economics Our future OHS seniors at play school. Home Economics consists of those courses and activities which are designed to meet the home and family life need of all pupils and the vocational needs of some. The program provides practical learning experiences in the home. The girls are helped to develop ability to carry their respective home responsibilities in relation to food, shelter, clothing, child care, health, home care of the sick, and family relations. What! Trouble facing a collar. Oh. bath time again! 10 Bookkeeping offers a challenge to seniors. Business Education Shorthand II—Dictation, then transcription. MRS. ENGLAND Typing I. II. Bookkeeping. Shorthand I. II. Office Practice Business education classes are becoming more and more interesting to us, from both the per- sonal and practical viewpoint, because of the increasing demands of the business world today. Many business education courses are offered to both boys and girls at OHS. Certain standards and goals arc established which must be reached before one can receive full credit for the course. Although some subjects are harder than others, one feels a sense of accomplishment when these skills are attained upon graduation. Linda Shaw and “Gen Forty Typing I students work for speed and accuracy. Agriculture Jerry Lawson. Dale Simino. Mark Webster, and “Prof” Leslie. The boys, pictured above, were the Orleans dairy team that won first place in the state, repre- sented Vermont at the Eastern States Exposition, and at the National Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo, Iowa. “Prof explaining how this new guard attachment is to be used. Roger and Teddy looking up instructions for a project. 12 Richard and Maurice operating the lathe. Working on the 1964 Barre Farm Show Exhibit. Tnam 1 lUU'� Exhibiting at the State Science Fair, Burlington. Working with the microscope is fun. Betty and Judy proving the Principle of Moments. 13 Freshman and Sophomore students are required to Physical Education take Physical Education. Their program consist of gymnastics and various athletic sports. Mr. Jarvis directs the Freshman girls in gymnastics. Guidance Guidance is a required Freshman subject. Topics discussed in this class are: planning for careers, he- redity, environment, personality, growing up—physi- cally and emotionally, family and school problems. Mr. Stacy and several of his Guidance students discuss personality problems. 14 1963 Student Council Adviser Mr. Stacy. Seated: Secretary Lucille LaCross; President Jean Leslie; Patty Royer, Debbie Lawson. Kneeling: Treasurer Jim Alexander; Robert Lanouc. Vice President Richard Lussier; Wilfred Hodgdon, Steve Mat- thews. Absent: Jerry Lawson. The Student Council is our democratic government of the school. The council meets regularly and discusses business that concerns the student body. Two members, Richard Lussier and Jim Alexander, with Mr. Stacy, were delegates to the state convention at Randolph. This is the first time for many years that our school has been represented at this con- vention. ACTIVITIES 15 First Row: S. Hemcnway. B. Dudley. D. Stearns. J. J. Blanchard. C. Matthews. S. Matthews. R. l.anoue. Lavoie. J. Ciechanowicz. B. Marcotte. S. Kipp. D. J. Kennison. D. Gage. L. Lanou. Third Row: M. Cook. Second Row: B. Alger. B. Dewing. R. Powers. Harbec. R. Clark. H. Niles. J. Alexander. OHS Band TROMBONES Brent Marcotte Steve Kipp Donna Cook Jean Leslie Jack Dudley DRUMS Richard Clark Harry Niles James Alexander Roy Perkins Rene Desmarais Bob Ciechanowicz Neal White SAXOPHONES Steve Matthews Bob Lanoue Judy Kennison Debbie Gage Laura Lanou Barry Barton Neal Marcotte Jill Dudley Ronald Martin First Row: M. Davis, J. Cummings. R. Marcotte. B. Labor. S. Matthews, J. Kennison, D. Gage. D. Stearns. B. Dudley. S. Hemenway, J. Leslie. Second Row: M. Harbec, K. Rice. Mr. Matthews—Director. J. Dudley. J. Blanchard, J. Ciechanowicz, J. Lavoie, B. Dewing. 16 Orchestra First Row: J. Leslie. J. Dudley. J. Blanchard. L. Swan- Rexford. P. Gage. R. Benson. Mr. Matthews—Director, son. B. Labor. R. Marcotte. Second Row: B. Barton. Third Row: R. Perkins. R. Dcsmarais. B. Ciechanowicz, N. Marcotte. J. Dudley. R. Martin. S. Calkins. A. N. White. The Class of 1963 appreciates the time and effort our director. Bernard Matthews, has given directing the band and orches- tra. CLARINETS Beverly Alger Benita Dewing Rachel Powers Judy Blanchard Cindy Matthews Sherry Hemcnway Betsey Dudley Diane Stearns Judy Lavoie Jean Ciechanowicz TRUMPETS Linda Swanson Brian Labor Rusty Marcotte Steven Calkins Allen Rexford Peter Gage Ray Benson Leon Mason BARITONE John Blanchard CYMBALS Muricllc Harbec HEAD MAJORETTE: Jean Choinicre '64 MAJORETTES: Betty Blake '63 Mary Alexander 65 DRUM MAJOR: Richard Hommel 64 17 A Dramatics The Dramatics Club spent the first semester working on the annual one-act plays. The Laughing Ghost, a mystery-comedy, was directed by Mr. Nicely. The cast included R. Lussicr, M. Alexander, B. Alger, L. Cota, T. Leonard. J. Choiniere, and S. Walker. The Decline and Fall of Wilbur's Empire, a family comedy, was directed by Mr. Naylor. The cast included L. Ma- son, S. Matthews, J. Metcalf, J. Shaw, S. Willson, and S. Pike. The Christmas party at the school saw the presenta- tion of Carol's Christmas Cards, a very moving story which dealt with the true meaning of Christmas. Mr. Lapointe served as director. The cast included J. Leslie, C. Allen, D. Emmerson, B. Barton, and N. Morley. The second semester was spent on the one-act play contest; an annual event which is state wide. The White Dove, a tragedy based in a bullfight arena, was chosen as the contest entry. We also tried to recreate a community interest in the theater by adding a three-act play to our schedule. With many problems unanswered, the organization has enjoyed the year’s projects and is looking forward to next year. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Adviser OFFICERS Jean Choiniere Jim Alexander Beverly Durivage Janinc Metcalf Mr. Naylor Glee Club First Row: L. Lawson. J. Metcalf. B. Davis, P. Dudley. D. Gage. P. Chicoine. L. Cota. J. Leslie. Second Row: N. Rcxford. J. Jacobs. B. Blake. M. Alexander, T. Long. J. Choiniere, L. Swanson. M. Harbcc. C. Allen. Third Row: L. Lanou. S. Hcmcnway. M. Cota. G. Austin, G. Stoddard, R. Squires, P. Royer. L. Leach. K. Robinson. J. Lavoie. M. Lanou. J. Lyons. S. Matthews. Fourth Row: D. LaClair. S. Kipp. P. Guyette. S. Spencer. J. Dudley, D. Dudley. T. Prue, L. Thompson. R. Perkins. A. Pariscau, S. Calkins. 18 Allied Youth The Orleans AY Post No. 848 was host for the State Convention in April. This post has had a very successful year. First Row: President J. Leslie. 1st Vice President M. Bousquet. 2nd Vice President B. Ciechanowicz. Secretary L. Lanou. Treasurer D. Gage. Second Row: L. Cota. J. Guyette. D. Alger. D. Smith. D. Davignon. J. Pariseau. B. Lanou, N. Barlow. Third Row: R. Phillips, T. Long. B. Davis, C. Fisher, N. Rexford. L. Blake. P. Dudley. A. Hull, J. Kcnnison. J. Lavoie, B. Alger. B. Blodgett, S. Robinson, M. Boucher, Adviser—Mrs. White. Fourth Row: J. Dudley, J. Ciechanowicz, T. Leonard. S. Pike. P. Guyette, S. Walker. M. Alexander, J. Alexander. Delegates to National Convention. Buck Hills. Science Club President Vice President Secretary Adviser OFFICERS Glenn Austin Jim Alexander Judy Kcnnison Mr. Barton This year the Science Club has been quite active. We have had several speakers; one was Sgt. Davis from the Crime Bureau of Investigation, who spoke on or- ganized gambling. Also Marjorie M. Townsend dis- cussed psychology and the emotional problems of boys and girls; Dr. Bonvouloir’s topic was first aid. We sponsored a local science fair and several stu- dents competed- in the state science fair which was held in North Bennington. 19 Judy. Jim. Glenn. Mr. Barton—Adviser. Future First Row: V. Bergeron. J. Jacobs. M. I.csperance. J. Metcalf. M. Lesperance. M. Burkewitz, V. Prue, J. Choiniere. Second Row: Adviser—Mrs. Houghaboom. A. Labounty, J. LeBlanc, R. Lamarche, L. LaCross. V. Couturier, M. F.mmerson, R. Powers. P. Sheltra. L. Leach, S. Robinson. L. Blake, N. Rexford, P. Royer. Third Row: L. Shaw, K. Robinson. J. Hamel, 'M. Harbec, A. Hull, C. Carpenter. P. Young. Fourth Row: B. Blake. L. Swanson, D. Dyer. M. Jensen. D. Cook. M. Cubit. Homemakers of America Ginny. Janice. Mary, Jannine, Maxine. Mrs. Houghaboom. Jean, Maureen, Valorie. F. H. A. OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Parliamentarian News Reporter Song Leader Adviser Maureen Lesperance Mary J. Burkewitz Jannine Metcalf Valorie Prue Janice Jacobs Maxine Lesperance Virginia Bergeron Jean Choiniere Mrs. Houghaboom The Orleans Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America were very active this year. A picnic at Burkewitz’s camp was enjoyed by all in September. We set up committees which did a project each month. These projects consisted of making and distri- buting favors to the Rest Homes, the Retarded Children School in Newport, and to shut-ins. Fund raising activities were the selling of poinsettias, wreaths, fudge, a paper drive, and a Valentine Dance. We also held our annual Christmas Ball in December and The Mothers and Daughters Banquet in May, both were very successful. In April several delegates attended the State Convention at Mt. Stowe. 20 Wendell, Mark. Dale. Jerry. Gordon. Dennis. Prof. Leslie. Future Farmers of America F. F. A. OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Sentinel Treasurer Reporter Adviser Jerry Lawson Dale Simino Gordon Chadburn Wendell Hancock Mark Webster Dennis F.mmerson Prof. Leslie Jerry Lawson, Mark Webster, Dale Simino, and Philip Royer represented Vermont in the cattle judging contest at the Eastern States Exposition last fall. Jerry Lawson, Mark Webster, and Dale Simino also represented Vermont at the cattle judging contest at Waterloo, Iowa. Orleans is the first chapter to represent Vermont at Waterloo for three consecutive years. The chapter won the Parliament procedure contest on the district level. Many members of the chapter attended the State Leadership Meeting held at Morris- villc and also the Vermont Farm Show held at Barre. The chapter owns a woodlot in which work is done annually. We urge everyone to go look at it. First Row: F. White. L. Perkins. D. Davignon. W. Hancock. D. Simino, J. Lawson. Adviser—Prof. Leslie. M. Webster. G. Chadburn. D. Fmmerson. R. Willson, L. Tessier. R. Langdeau. R. Perkins. Second Row: J. Tremblay. A. Pariseau, R. Desmarais. D. I.aClair. F. LaClair, E. Desjardins. T. Prue. R. Hamel. S. Powers, A. Hillikcr. T. Martin. L. Cutting. R. Blodgett. P. Gonyaw. D. Dudley. B. LePage. W. Young. S. Chaffee. L. Thompson. B. Liberty. Third Row: R. LaCross. G. Williams. P. Hunt. G. Davignon. M. Lanou. R. I.amarche. P. Sanville. A. Young. D. Fcctcau. R. Ken- nison. H. Thomas. J. Berge. T. LeBlanc. 21 FBLA First Row: L. Shaw, Mrs. England—Adviser. M. Burkewitz, G. Lussier. L. Leach. L. LaCross, J. Hamel. Second Row: C. Snyder. L. Blake, L. Snyder, G. Austin. R. Squires. M. Harbec. V. Bergeron. S. Robinson. M. Bousquet. A. Hull. Third Row: L. Swanson, B. Blake, P. Chicoine, B. Durivage. A. Rounds, M. Cubit. The Second Anniversary of the Future Business Leaders of America has brought the year to a success- ful close. A new spirit was created through the interest of its senior members. To observe National Education Week, we were privileged to have an excellent guided tour through the Orleans Manufacturing Company office. The Sixth Annual Business Get-together was held at Colebrook, New Hampshire. Our contestants won four places out of eight—five schools participated. Our contestants were: Typing I Division—H. Hemenway, first; J. Leslie, second; T. LcBlanc, fourth; and in the Typing II Division—M. Boucher, first by typing fifteen minutes with one error. We were pleased that our con- testant for Miss Secretary of 1962, Jane Moquin, won this title, and Hale Hemenway, was runner-up for Mr. Businessman. Our department is proud of these stu- dents. Keep up the record! Projects this year were: giving holiday treats to shut-ins; corresponding with FBLA chapters in Alaska and Hawaii; and enjoying many suppers with guests invited. FBLA is more than an organization for business students. Through our varied activities, we had an opportunity and were encouraged to become better business leaders of tomorrow. President Vice Presidents Secretary Treasurer News Reporter Adviser FBLA OFFICERS Gertrude Lussier Linda Leach, Mary J. Burkewitz Linda Shaw Lucille LaCross Joan Hamel Mrs. England JANE MOQUIN Miss Secretary of 1962 22 Photos MR. NAYLOR English 11. 12, Biology. Creative Writing AY Delegates at Grand Central Station. New York City. Bev.” Rolinda, Mary. Jean. ‘Bob, Mrs. White, Laura. Joe. “Muscles Norma. Yeah! Another OHS goal. Homeward bound! First Row: T. Prue, J. Blanchard. Rene Desmarais. D. Em me r son, R. Royer, R. Lussier, J. Alexander. J. Guyette. E. Desjardins. L. Thompson. R. Lanoue. Second Row: Roger Des- marais. D. Alger, E. Shaw. A. Daniels. S. Kipp, Stan Spencer. Steve Spencer. B. LePage, T. Martin. E. Emmerson. K. Hillikcr, R. Marcottc. J. Roberts. R. Jarvis, Coach. Boys’ Soccer A goal Rich? Any new rules boys? Boys’ Baseball First Row: R. Royer. J. Choiniere. M. Webster. J. Alexander. R. Langdeau. Second Row: T. Racine, R. Lussier, D. Meehan. M. Todd, L. Metcalf. P. Royer, J. Lyons. A. Hilliker. R. Lanoue. Third Row: R. Jarvis. Coach; R. Sanville. B. Barton, S. Spencer. S. Kipp. J. Morley. Rich Bob Mark First Row: J. Cummings. R. Lyons. P. Royer. R. Lanoue, Mgr.; A. Hull, S. Hemenway. Second Row: B. Blodgett. M. Skinner. L. Shaw. W. Woods. Coach; V. Prue. N. Barlow. J. Hodgdon. R. Phillips. M. Bousquet. Girls’ Softball S. Spencer, S. Kipp, R. Lussicr, R. Sanvillc. J. Alexander. J. Blanchard, T. LeBlanc. R. Royer. Coach Jarvis (kneeling)- V arsity Basketball At right: Coach Jarvis and Captains—“Ted” and “Rich.” Below, left to right: “Alex,” “Ron, and “Spence.” BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1962-63 Opp. Orleans F.nosburg 39 55 Barton 42 58 Derby 38 30 Newport 50 37 St. Johnsbury 36 35 Enosburg 48 39 Sacred Heart 45 59 Barton 35 51 Lyndon 32 52 Derby 54 44 Newport 55 39 St. Johnsbury 37 66 Sacred Heart 53 52 Lyndon 39 62 26 First Row: S. Powers. K. Roberts, G. Williams. J. Morley. J. Blanchard. B. Barton. S. Spencer. A. Hilliker. Second Row: L. Mason—Manager. T. Martin. G. Austin. G. Lussier. W. Young. R. LaCross. J. Roberts. R. Marcotte. S. Calkins. E. Shaw. D. Alger—Scorer. Coach Jarvis. Junior Varsity Varsity Cheerleaders M. I.espcrance, B. Alger, V. Bergeron—Captain. L. Cota, L. Leach. Girls’ Basketball and J.V. Cheerleaders CHEERLEADERS “Val” “Pat” Anna Linda Judy “Sandy” First Row: S. Hemenway, L. Shaw, Manager— G. Lussier. J. Cummings, B. Durivage. R. Lyon. Second Row: S. Walker, M. Alexander, B. Dudley, J. Shaw, C. Tribui. B. Blodgett. V. Coutuier, L. Guyette. N. Rexford. N. Morley. D. Gage. N. Barlow. We appreciate the time and effort our coach, Wayne Woods, has given us in guiding the team through the season. 1963 Magazine Drive Senior Co-captain V. Bergeron, Manager J. Alexander. Adviser Mr. Barton. Manager J. Leslie. Senior Co-cap- tain J. Ciechanowicz. Standing: Freshmen Co-captains S. Matthews and N. Morlcy, Sophomore Co-captains J. Blanchard and M. Alexander. Junior Co-captains R. Hommcl and N. Barlow. The Magazine Drive is an annual fund raising project in which all students have an opportunity to participate. With an unbroken record of reaching its quota, this year's sales amounted to $2263.53. Our goal was set for $2250. UNDERCLASSMEN 29 First Row: S. Leach, B. Dawson, S. Sylvester. D. Mason. S. Lussier, M. Collette. L. Mason. R. Lebcau. Second Row: R. Sanville, T. Sanvillc. T. Dewing. C. Dudley. B. Roberts. M. Couturier, J. Farrar. E. Burdick, D. Coburn. Third Row: D. Folsom. N. White. M. Lacoss. K. Rice. D. Sargeant. D. Allen, D. Collette. Mrs. Jarvis. Class of 68 Mrs. Arlene Leslie Art classes, under the direction of Mrs. Caroline Smith, arc being taught from grades one thru eight. The course is liked by all. and each child is able to show his creativeness. 30 A new course in conversational French, under the direction of Mrs. Hayford. is now being offered in Junior High. Pictured above, they are describing in French the color of the gar- ments. Learning a new language is fun. Class of 67 Mr. Wayne Woods Party time—dancing the limbo! First Row: R. Clark, D. Sheperd. J. Dudley, M. Hoyt. N. Lavoie, G. Colburn. B. Dewing, C. Houston. R. Smith. Second Row: S. Beadle. M. Sylvester. F. Royer. R. Martin. R. Squires. R. Benson. M. Kipp. R. Beaton. M. Boulduc. G. Lanoue, D. Roberts. Third Row: A. Rexford, R. Austin. D. Bennett. W. Leno. M. Kipp. J. Moquin, J. Ciechanowicz, J. Rexford. J. Lcspcrance. J. Choinierc. F. Burdick. N. Tarbox. Mr. Woods. 31 First Row: W. Young, B. Marcotte. J. Roberts, S. Mat- thews. L. Tessier. A. Young. Second Row: C. Paquette. P. Provost, C. Tribui. K. Robinson. P. Sheltra, R. Powers. Third Row: P. Wright. C. Thompson, N. Marcotte, R. Lamarche, R. Sheperd. V. Marsh, K. Freshmen MRS. WHITE English IX, X LaMonda. Fourth Row: D. Stearns, C. Maxwell, P. Young. J. Shaw. S. Willson, N. Morley, Advisor—Mrs. White. Fifth Row: E. White. B. LePage, E. Shaw, R. LaCross. S. Spencer, P. Roberts, G. Lussier. FRESHMEN MAJORETTES Claire. Nancy, and Joyce 32 MR. JARVIS Physical Education IX, X. Civics. General Science, General Math “Steve.” Wilfred. Nancy. Christine. FRFSHMF.N CLASS OFFICERS President Steven Matthews Vice President Wilfred Young Secretary Nancy Morley Treasurer Christine Fisher Class of 66 First Row: B. Davis, D. Cook, M. Jensen, L. Guyette, D. Lawson. C. Kelley, J. Dawson, N. Hall, D. Des- sureault, B. Hamel, A. Labounty. Second Row: B. Dudley, D. Dyer. C. Carpenter, R. Kennison, M. Lanou. Ronald Boucher. Reginald Boucher. G. Davignon. R. Lamarche, C. Fisher, V. Couturier. M. Emmerson. Third Row: B. Liberty, S. Chaffee. J. Jipner. P. Hardic, S. Calkins, R. Blodgett. J. Bergc. A. Daniels, D. LeClair, D. Fecteau, Adviser—Mr. Jarvis. 33 First Row: J Morley, D. Smith, K. Hilliker, P. Sanville, J. Lyon. R. Marcottc. R. Lawson, L. Perkins, R. Ciechanowicz. A. Wright. Second Row: A. Hull. M. Keement. M. Cubit. H. Landry. M. Gagne. V. Prue. G. Austin, M. Cote. S. Robinson, L Lawson. L. Blake, T. Long. P. Dudley, L. Leach. Third Row: L. Thompson, J. Jacobs. R. Tougas, G. Williams, T. Martin. M. Alexander. J. Lavoie. D. Gage, S. Powers. F. Niles. H. Thomas. Sophomores MR. NICELY U.S. History, Sociology, Civics, World History. General Business Jannine. John. Wilfred. Keith. aurnuiviuKr. r LA� UhMChRS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Wilfred Hodgdon Keith Hilliker Jannine Metcalf John Blanchard 34 First Row: J. Blanchard, F. LaClair, J. Guyette, D. Alger, T. Prue. F. Fmmerson, W. Hodgdon. R. Hamel, R. Hoyt, D. Davignon. Absent: B. Labor. Second Row: I. Poirier, P. Royer. N. Rexford. J. LeBlanc, J. Metcalf, B. Ward, P. Mason. K. Rushlow. G. Stoddard, C. Snyder. R. Squires. Third Row: B. Barton. S. Kipp. A. Hillikcr. P. Guyette. W. Young. T. Leonard. S. Spencer. R. Dcsmarais, J. Dudley. L. Cutting, Adviser—Mr. Nicely. A Future Homemaker. The Singing Quartet: Linda. “Val,” 'Pat.” Jannine. MR. LESLIE Agriculture Class of 65 35 First Row: A. Gagne. L. Snyder, L. Lanou. M. Bousquet. Second Row: J. Hodgdon. C. Messier, B. Blodgett. J. Leslie, N. Barlow. Third Row: P. Mason. M. Harbcc. M. Burkewitz, M. Lcsperance. J. Choiniere. Fourth Row: J. Lacoss, S. Walker, M. Dyer. S. Murphy. Fifth Row: R. Lanouc. J. Pariseau, G. Austin. R. Clark, R. Hommel. Sixth Row: D. Emmerson. D. Hodgdon. A. Pariseau. K. Folsom. Seventh Row: R. Perkins. S. Pike, R. Sanville. R. Lussicr. Eighth Row: Advisers—Mrs. Houghaboom. Mr. Barton. Class of 64 MRS. HOUGHABOOM Home Economics. General Business Left right, left right, and the band plays on! MR. BARTON Physics, General Science. Chemistry, Senior Science Steve, Jean, Mary, Sue, Rich JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Richard Lussier Vice President Steve Pike Secretaries Jean Choiniere Mary Bousquet Treasurer Sue Jane Walker 36 1963 SENIORS Officers President Jerry Lawson Vice President Gertrude Lussier Secretary Judy Kennison Treasurer Mark Webster Student Council Members Jimmy Alexander Lucille LaCross 37 Wc get out of life what we put into it. CLASS FLOWER White Carnation r Honor Roll Monique Boucher Linda Shaw Judy Kennison Shirley Hcmenway Ruby Lyon Margaret Davis Joan Cummings Richard Royer Lucille LaCross Gordon Chadburn VALEDICTORIAN MONIQUE MADELYN BOUCHER Business Education Let all things he done neatly and in order. Honors I, 2. 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Hourglass—Editor 3; Librarian 4; Allied Youth 2. 4. Secretary 3; Delegate to Buck Hill Falls 3: St. Albans Conference 2: FBLA 2. Treasurer 3. 4; Business Get-together Typing I Contest. First Place 2; Typing II Division. First Place 3; Science Fair 2; Committees: Freshmen Reception 2. Sadie Hawkins 3. SALUTATO RIAN LINDA ANN SHAW Business Education A smile with intent to do mischief.” Honors 1, 2, 4: Yearbook Staff, Co-editor 4; Hourglass 1. 3, 4; Office Girl 3; Librarian 3. 4; Glee Club 1; FBLA 2, Vice President 3. Secretary 4; FHA 4; Science Club I; Science Fair 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Softball 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 2, 3; Committees: Hot Lunch 4. Freshmen Reception 2, Junior Prom 3. Sadie Hawkins 3: Perfect Attendance 1. 38 “A merry smile goes all the day.” Honors 2: Yearbook Staff 4; Science Club 4; Science Fair 1, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Softball 2. 3. 4; Committees: Freshmen Reception 2, Sadie Hawkins 3; Perfect Attendance 1. RUBY MADELINE LYON College JOHN G. TREMBLAY General “Gentle and quiet in every way. FFA 1, 2. 3, 4: Science Fair 3; Soccer 1.2: Perfect Attendance 4. DWIGHT T. DUDLEY General There is an exception to every rule.” Band 2; Glee Club 2. 3. 4: Northeastern Music Festival 3, 4; Special Chorus 3, 4; FFA 2. 4; Science Fair I; Committee: Junior Prom 3. Education is what you have left after you have forgotten what you have learned” Honors 1; Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Northeastern Music Festival 2. 3. 4; All-State Music Festival 2. 3. 4: Band 3: Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Special Chorus Group 3. 4: Librarian 3; Hourglass—Editor 4: Allied Youth 2. 3. 4: Buck Hill Falls Delegate 3; State Conference Delegate 2: Science Club 3, 4: Science Fair 2. 3; 1st place Award Winner 3; State Science Fair 3; Committees: Freshmen Reception 2, Junior Prom 3. MARCiARE'! 1 I l ABFTH DAVIS College 39 JAMES LEON ALEXANDER College No kinder heart had he.” Yearbook Staff, Sports Editor 4; Class President 1, 2; Boys’ State 3; Student Council 1. 2. Treasurer 4; Delegate to State Convention 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1. 2. 3; Magazine Drive Captain 3. Manager 4; Hourglass 4; Allied Youth 2. 4, President 3: Delegate to Buck Hill Falls 3; Dramatics Club 2. 3. Vice President 4: School Plays 2, 3; Science Club 1. 2. 3. Vice President 4; Science Fair 1, 3: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; State Tournament 3; Baseball I, 2, 3. 4; Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4; Golf I. 2, 3, 4; Committees: Freshmen Reception 2. Junior Prom 3. Sadie Hawkins 3. A friendly person, the world needs more” Yearbook Staff 4; Hourglass 3, 4: FBLA 2. 3, 4; Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3. Secretary 4; School Play I; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4; Com- mittees: Freshmen Reception 2, Sadie Hawkins 3; Perfect Attendance 1, 3. BEVERLY JEAN DURIVAGF Business Education JUDITH ANN KFNNISON College Good nature never lost a friend.” Honors 1. 2. 3. 4: Yearbook Staff. Senior Section Editor 4: Hourglass 4; Class Vice President 1, Secretary 2. 4: Girls’ State Alternate 3; Student Council Treas- urer 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Northeastern Music Festival 2. 3; Orchestra 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1; Librarian 3; Office Girl 2, 3; Allied Youth 2, 3, 4; Delegate to Buck Hill Falls 3; School Play 3; Science Club, Secretary 3. 4; Science Fair Award Winner 3, State Science Fair 3; Typing I District Contest Winner of Typewriter 1; Junior Prom Queen 2; Committees: Freshmen Reception 2, Junior Prom 3, Sadie Hawkins 3; Miss Orleans Contest 2, 3; Hot Lunch Ticket Salesman 3, 4; D.A.R. Award 4; Perfect Attendance 1, 3. JERRY L. LAWSON General ‘7 mean just what I say, nothing more or nothing less.” Class Treasurer 2, President 4; Student Council 4; FFA I. Junior Sentinel 2, Secretary 3. President 4: Public Speaking Contest 3, 4; Crops Judging Team 3; Dairy Judging Team 4: Eastern States Dairy Cattle Judging Trip 4; Na- tional Dairy Cattle Judging Trip, Waterloo. Iowa 4; Boston Milk Marketing Tour 4; State Convention Delegate 3; Milk Judging Contestant 3, 4; Junior Production Credit Committee 3. 4: Miss Orleans Contestant 2. 40 Not as quiet as he seems.” Honors 3; Glee Club 3; FFA 1, 2. 3, 4; Science Fair 1; State Science Fair 1; Basketball 1. 2, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, Co-captain 4; Com- mittee: Junior Prom 3. RICHARD RAYMOND ROYFR General GFRTRUDE GFRMAINE LUSSIER Business Education A sense of humor is the spice of life.” Yearbook Staff, Co-editor 4: Hourglass, Co-editor 3: Office Girl 4; Class Secretary 3. Vice President 4; FBI.A 2. 3. President 4: Dramatics Club 3. 4: Librarian 3, 4; Basketball. Assistant Manager 2, 3, Manager 4; Committees: Freshmen Reception 2. Junior Prom 3. Sadie Hawkins 3: Perfect Attendance 2. 4. “A natural girl, who is naturally nice.” Yearbook Staff 4: Hourglass 3. 4; FBI.A 2. Secretary 3, News Reporter 4; FHA 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Committees: Freshmen Reception 2. Junior Prom 3, Sadie Hawkins 3. JOAN HAMEL Business Education DALE F. SIM1NO General A boy's will is the wind’s will.” FFA I. 2. Reporter 3. Vice President 4; District Reporter 4: Dairy Cattle Judging Team 3; Eastern States Dairy Cattle Judging Trip 4: National Dairy Cattle Judging Trip. Waterloo. Iowa 4: State Welding Contest 3; Local Farm Mechanic Award 3; Science Fair 1, 2, 3. 41 Men of few words are the best men.” Soccer 2: Committee: Junior Prom 3. ERNEST BELANGER General 1 LINDA LOUISE COTA College “True artists are a rare, rare breed. Yearbook Staff 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Northeastern Music Festival 3; Class Vice President I; Magazine Drive Captain 1; Allied Youth 4; Dramatics Club 4; One-Act Plays 4; Science Club 1, 2; Science Fair 1. 2; Cheerleader, Junior Varsity—Captain 3, Varsity 4; Com- mittees: Freshmen Reception 2, Junior Prom 3; B.A. Recorder 2. 3; Attended Barton Academy 1. 2. 3. PAUL LESLIE HUNT General Laws are not made for the good Yearbook Staff 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 3; Perfect Attendance 2. A lively tongue, a merry heart; she's known by her presence. Yearbook Staff 4; Glee Club 2, 3. 4; All-State Music Festival 4; Band I; FBLA 3, 4; School Play 1, 2; Attended Craftsbury Academy 1. 2. PATRICIA E. CHICOINE General 42 MAXINE A DELE LESPERANCE General “Of manner gentle, affections mild.” FHA 1, 2, 3. Parliamentarian 4; Representative to Johnson 1; Com- mittees: Freshmen Reception 2, Junior Prom 3, Sadie Hawkins 3. Christmas Ball 3, 4. “He speaketh not: yet there lies conversation in his eyes.” Honors 2; Science Club 1, 2; Science Fair 2; Committees: Fresh- men Reception 2, Junior Prom 3. MICHEL A. LFSPFRANCE General MARK C. WF.BSTFR General “Books! 'tis a dull and endless strife” Class Treasurer 1. 4; FFA 1. 2. Treasurer 3, 4; Dairy Judging Team, Burlington 3; Eastern States Dairy Cattle Judging Trip 4; National Dairy Cattle Judging Trip. Waterloo, Iowa 4; State Convention Dele- gate 3, 4; Junior Production Credit Committee 4: Baseball 2. 3, 4. “When she's not talking she's laughing” Yearbook Staff 4; Hourglass 4: Student Council 1, 2, Secretary 3; Glee Club 1. 2; Magazine Drive—Captain 2, 3, 4; Librarian 3; Allied Youth 2, Delegate to Buck Hill Falls 2; FBLA 2. 4; Dramatics Club 2; FHA 1. 2. Secretary 3, News Reporter 4; Representative to Mt. Snow 1. 2. 3; Science Club 2; Science Fair 2; Basketball 1; Girls Softball 2; Cheerleading—Varsity 2. 3, Captain 4; Committee: Junior Prom 3. VIRGINIA M. BFRGFRON General 43 ALICE LUCILLE-: LACROSS Business Education The unspoken word does no harm.” Honors 4; Yearbook Staff 4: Hourglass 2. 3, 4: Student Council. Secretary 4; Librarian 3. 4; Office Girl 4; FBLA 2. News Reporter 3. Historian and Treas- urer 4; FHA I. 2. News Reporter 3. 4. Representative to Ml. Snow 2: Com- mittee: Freshmen Reception 2; Perfect Attendance 2, 4. He worked and sang from morn till dawn.” Glee Club 3; FFA 1, 2. Junior Sentinel 3. Secretary 4; State Judging 3; District Chapter Meeting Contest 4; Science Fair Award Winner 1; Perfect Attendance 1. GORDON C. CHADBURN General Not that I love FFA 1, 2. 4. “Her eyes sparkle like shooting stars.” Yearbook Staff, Co-business Manager 4: Hourglass 3. 4; Librarian 3; Glee Club 1,2. 3, 4; Special Chorus Group 2, 3; Northeastern Music Festival 2, 3, 4; All- State Music Festival 3; Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Allied Youth 2, 3; FBLA 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 1; FHA 1, 2, 3. 4; Representative to Mt. Snow 2; Science Club I; Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3; Cheerleading—Varsity 3; Committees: Freshmen Reception 2, Junior Prom 3. BF.TTY LOUISE BLAKE Business Education MAURICE LAMARCHE General study less—hut I love play more. 44 JOSEPH EARL CIECHANOWICZ College “Wit is the salt of conversation.” Magazine Drive, Captain 4; Allied Youth 2, 3, 4; Delegate to Buck Hill Falls 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1. Manager 3; Baseball 4; Soccer, Manager 3. 4; Librarian 4: Perfect Attendance 1. “A quiet mind is richer than a crown.” Yearbook Staff 4; Hourglass 4; Librarian 4; Science Club 2; Science Fair 1; Basketball I. 2; Girls’ Softball 3; Committees: Freshmen Reception 2, Junior Prom 3, Sadie Hawkins 3; Queen Sunshine for United States and (Canada, 60-‘62; Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4. MYRA ELLEN SKINNER College LINDA MARIE SWANSON General “Full of fun with a dash of pep.” Yearbook Staff 4; Class Secretary 1, Vice President 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club I. 2, 3, 4; Northeastern Music Festival 2, 3, 4; Special Chorus Group 3. 4; Magazine Drive High Salesman Award 3; Librarian 3, 4; Hourglass 4; FBLA 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 3, 4; FHA 3, 4; Science Fair 2; Basketball 1, 3; Committees: Freshmen Reception 2; Sadie Hawkins 3. It's easier to think for others than to think for yourself. Glee Club 1, 2; Northeastern Music Festival 2; FFA 1, 2, 4. RICHARD MONTOUR General 45 “A good sport and always 11111.” FFA 1, 2. 3, 4: Glee Club 3; Science Club 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, State Tourna- ment 3; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Committees: Junior Prom 3. EMILE DESJARDINS General JOAN MARIE CUMMINGS College Big surprises come in little packages” Honors 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Hourglass 2, 4: Class News Reporter 1, Vice President 3; Orchestra I, 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1. 2. 3; Magazine Drive—High Salesman Award 4; Librarian 3; Science Club 1, 4; Science Fair 1, Award Winner 3; State Science Fair 3; Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Softball 2, 3, 4; Committees: Freshmen Reception 2. Junior Prom 3, Sadie Hawkins 3; Perfect Attendance 3. 4. “Girls will be girls” Honors 2. 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Girls’ State 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3. 4; Glee Club 1, 2. 3. 4; All-Stale Music Festival 4; Special Chorus Group 3. 4; Librarian 3, 4; Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3; School Play 1, 2, 3; Science Club 3. 4; Science Fair 2, 3, 4. Award Winner 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; All-State Girls’ Team 3; Girls’ Softball 3, 4; Committees: Freshmen Recep- tion 2, Junior Prom 3; Perfect Attendance I. SHIRLEY ANN HEMENWAY College THEODORE PAUL LEBLANC General Wit and humor liven a group ” Class Treasurer 3; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, State Tournament 3; Baseball 4; Typing I Contestant at Colebrook. 46 WENDELL L. HANCOCK General “His voice is rarely heard. Allied Youth 2, 3; FFA 1, 2, 3, Sentinel 4; Burlington Judging Team 3; State Convention Delegate 4; Milk Judging Team, Barre 3; Science Fair 1, 3; Perfect Attendance 4. Silence is golden” Yearbook Staff, Co-business Manager 4; Hourglass 3, 4; FBLA 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1; Science Fair 1; Office Girl 4; Committees: Junior Prom 3, Sadie Hawkins 3. Christmas Ball 3. ALICE MAY ROUNDS Business Education ROGER PAUL DESMARA1S General There is a lot of deviltry beneath his mild exterior ” EFA 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 2; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 1. 4. Nothing in life is worth having unless you work for it.” Honors 4; Yearbook Staff 4: Hourglass 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Allied Youth 2, 3, 4; State Conference 3; Delegate to Buck Hill Falls 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 1, 3; Cheerleading—Varsity 2, 4; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; School Play 4; Committees: Freshmen Reception 2, Junior Prom; Betty Crocker Award 4. BEVERLY JOYCE ALGER College 47 CLAUDIA DEE ALLEN College “The time has come to talk of many things. Yearbook Staff 4; Hourglass 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Northeastern Music Festival 3; All-State Music Festival 4; Special Chorus Group 3, 4; Dramatics Club 3. 4; School Play 3, 4; Librarian 3, 4; Committees: Freshmen Reception 2, Junior Prom—Chairman 3, Sadie Hawkins—Chairman 3. All mankind loves a lover. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1. 2, 3; School Play 2, 3; FFA 1, 4; Soccer 1; Committee: Junior Prom 3; Attended North Troy High School 1, 2. HARRY NILFS College ROBERT LANGDFAU General “Laugh and the world laughs with yon. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball I. 2; State Tournament 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2; Committee: Freshmen .Reception 2; Perfect Attendance 1. “She's a jolly good sport in everything.” Yearbook Staff 4; Hourglass 4; Allied Youth 3. 4; Delegate to Buck Hill Falls Convention 4; State Conference Delegate 3; Dramatics Club 1. 2; School Play 2; Science Club 1, 2, 4; Science Fair Award Winner 3; Basketball 1, 2; Girls Softball 2, 3, 4. ROLINDA RUBY PHILLIPS College 48 “He is sadly shy until you know him” FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 1. 3; Baseball 1, 2. PHILIP GONYAW General LORFNE LIBERTY College “There is no secret of success hut work.” Honors 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Hourglass 4; Glee Club 1; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Fair I. 2. 4; Committee: Freshmen Reception 2. Senior Band members relaxing: Betty, Linda, “Jim. Harry. Judy, “Bev, Sherrie.” 49 Mr. Farland, our faithful photog- rapher, endangering his life to get that shot. Class History Getting ready for Junior Prom. Twelve years ago “Jim,” Myra, Joan, Joe, Linda “Bev,” “Gert,” Dwight, Betty, “Teddy,” and “Sherrie” started the first grade at Orleans Graded School. Dur- ing the next six years we were joined by “Bob,” Linda, and “Mike.” Our junior high school days started in 1957. Claudia, Maxine, and Emile joined us then. Mrs. Leslie and Mr. Brooks guided us through these two years which were filled with many wonderful events. Trips to Montpelier, Burlington, and the White Mountains were enjoyed by the entire group. Our boys won the basketball tourna- ment by defeating St. Johnsbury. A girls team was formed this year, and we played two games with Derby. We also were undefeated. Our eighth grade graduation exercises and banquet were the climax to these years. The halls of OHS welcomed us in 1959. By now our class had grown to 51. Freshman Reception night proved the fact that we were mere inexperienced students. Mr. Barton and Mr. Whitaker showing us the way as our freshman year came to a close with an unforgettable picnic at the Barton State Beach. Our sophomore year started with revenge on the freshman class. This year we had an entirely new idea Girls' State and Boys’ State Delegates: Judy Kennison. Jim Alexander. Jim Choiniere. Sherrie Hemcnway. Edward Paquin. Jimmy and Linda, we now pronounce you king and queen 50 MYRA SKINNER Your classmates are proud of you for earning the title of Queen Sun- shine for United States and Canada, ’60-62. Senior Basketball players: “Teddy,” Joan, Richard, Ruby, Linda, “Jim, “Bev,” “Sherrie.” for this reception. We gave them an opportunity to entertain us with their talents. The evening was very much enjoyed by all. Mrs. White and Mr. Barton were our sponsors this year. Everyone was looking forward to our junior year. With the help of Mrs. Houghaboom and Mr. Barton we put on the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance and the Junior Prom. The hall was beautifully decorated with “Fantasy of the Sea” as our theme. At the close of the year everyone participated in an outdoor chicken barbecue. Then coVncs the high point of our twelve years—our senior year. This year we are busier than ever. Mrs. England’s and Mr. Stacy's guidance has helped us meet many of the goals we have set for ourselves. Our year- book has taken a great deal of time, but we know it will bring back many memories. With the ordering of name cards, announcements, pictures being taken and our studies, this year has passed very quickly. We are looking forward to graduation and becoming Orleans High Alumni. Many memories of the good times we have shared at OHS will always be remembered by the class of ’63. by Linda Shaw, Betty, Myra Chicken Barbecue—self service. Yearbook Staff busy at work. 51 Our twins. “Mike” and Maxine. Surprised! I'm ready, here goes. Smile, You re on Candid Camera Joan, high salesman, sold $129 worth of magazines. She is the proud owner of “Sam”—the magazine campaign mascot. Betty, the lucky hunter. Claudia studying ant life, believe it or not. 52 1963 Main Street, Orleans The Staff certainly appreciates the financial support received from all its advertisers. We feel that this is a very important section of our yearbook, and we wish each and everyone a successful business year. ADVERTISEMENTS 53 It Pays to Advertise The Senior Class of 1963 wish to thank all those who have contributed to our yearbook “The Sword.” PROFESSIONAL ORLEANS BARTON A. L. Bonvouloir, M.D. P. E. Buck, M.D. S. B. Churchill, D.V.M. Lee E. Emerson, Lawyer D. O. Todd, D.V.M. T. F. Gage, M.D. NEWPORT Stanley H. Kipp, Optometrist Fred B. Crawford, D.M.D. George H. Leland, D.M.D. Earl V. James, Optometrist THE kL. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Skilled hands and Quality mean Craftsmanship Sawyer W. Lee 40 Brewer Parkway South Burlington, Vermont Dial UNiversity 4-6250 also Representing Taylor-made Yearbooks FARLAND STUDIO Official Photographer for the Class of ’63 Paul M. Farland Hardwick, Vermont 54 GOLD PATRONS THE HOWARD NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. Burlington, Vermont BRANCHES in ORLEANS, BARTON, ENOSBURG FALLS RICHMOND, WINOOSKI Member of the Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ORLEANS MFG. CO., INC. Manufacturers of Ethan Allen Dining Room Furniture Orleans Vermont CONVERSE FUNERAL and AMBULANCE SERVICE Barton Orleans 525-3770 754-6370 Newport Derby Line 334-6300 873-3132 UTTON’S DEPARTMENT STORE Clothing for Everyone Dial 754-6044 Orleans, Vermont LEWIS’ DAIRY, INC. Our Aim Best in Quality and Service Dial 334-2240 Newport, Vermont DAVE ALLEN INC. — Willys — Nosh — Rambler BARTON MOTOR CO. — Ford Cars Trucks KEN FRAWLEY CHEVROLET INC. — Sales and Service KERR BUICK OLDS INC. — Buick — G.M.C. Trucks WM. H. LILLICRAP — Pontiac — Cadillac — International NATOLE MOTOR CO. — Dodge — Plymouth — Chrysler POUTRE’S FORD SALES — Ford — Mercury ORLEANS COUNTY AUTOMOBILE DEALERS 55 SILVER PATRONS CHECKERBOARD WAREHOUSE Feed and Grain Farm and Building Supplies Custom Mixing and Grinding Dial 754-6055 17 Main Street Orleans, Vermont DON’S RESTAURANT Fine Foods— —Dine and Dance Delicious Steaks Suzy-Cues Chops Sea Foods Dial 754-9382 Orleans, Vermont RIVERVIEW FARM DAIRIES PHILLIPS GULF SERVICE For quality milk and Courteous Service Dial Orleans 754-6358 Serving this area jor over 40 years 24-Hour Snow Wrecker (ms) General Repairs Plowing Service Dial Barton Day 525-9589 Night 525-3726 MALCOLM PICKEL Builder Dial Barton 525-6600 Lake Willoughby Westmore, Vermont E. A. SWANSON Trucks ffTnr Grading Shovels Road Building Bulldozers Excavating Dial 754-6662 Orleans, Vermont STANLEY M. SHEPERD American Standard Plumbing Fixtures Lennox Warm Air Furnaces Dial 754-6955 Orleans, Vermont GLEN’S AUTO BODY INC. The Place that Sets the Pace in Body Work Used Cars Trucks 24-Hour Wrecking Service We Move House Trailers Dial 334-8145 1045 E. Main Street Newport, Vermont 56 SILVER PATRONS O L GARAGE General Auto Repairing and Lubrication Retail Dealers of Pioneer Chain Saws Dial 754-8450 Irasburg, Vermont ORLEANS FEED COMPANY Seeds and Flour Cement and Fertilizer Custom Grinding and Mixing Dial 754-6985 Orleans, Vermont SOULIERE’S w_w Gas Oil General Tune Up Lubrication Wheel Balancing Tire Service Dial 754-9388 Orleans, Vermont ROYER’S FARM EQUIPMENT, INC. Massey-Ferguson Farm Equipment Sunset Bulk Tanks Dial 754-6950 Star Route Orleans, Vermont ORLEANS COMMISSION SALES Joe Souliere, Owner Sale Every Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. Sharp Where seller and buyer meet Dial 754-8533 Orleans, Vermont CRAFTS CONSTRUCTION INC. Asphalt paving Construction Line Crew Equipment Dial 334-2500 Newport, Vermont PROUTY MILLER INC. Lumber Building Materials Dial 334-6533 or 334-6534 Newport, Vermont of Barre, Inc. 57 PATRONS ORLEANS AMOCO HEATING OILS John Morley, Prop. KIPP INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance ANDERSON’S MANUFACTURING CO. Dial 754-6640 LANOUE'S IGA SUPER MARKET “Everyday Low Prices” AUSTIN S DRUG STORE—Dial 754-6300 Rexall Drug Products MASON S SUNOCO STATION S H Green Stamps PHIL COLLETTE S—Dial 754-6984 Plumbing Heating MOQUIN'S PLEE-ZING STORE Quality Meats and Groceries J. B. COLTON CO., INC.—Groceries Hardware, Fuel Oil, Building Supplies ORLEANS FARM SUPPLY—Dial 754-6922 Farm Implements CONVERSE COMPANY—Dial 754-6365 Home Furnishings, Utility Gas PARK VIEW INC.—C. Belanger Shell Gas, Auto Repairs DEAN’S GROCERY STORE Delivery Service VALLEY HOUSE BARBER SHOP Memorial Square EUGENE P. DUDLEY “Jeweler” ARTHUR E. WELLS—Dial 754-8541 Ditch Digging and Bank Filling AL’S AUTO SERVICE—Dial 754-6050 Gulf Gas Auto Repairs BARTON BLUE GRILL RESTAURANT Air Conditioning E. M. BROWN Farm Feed Building Materials CARL’S SHELL SERVICE—Dial 525-9585 Used Cars, Garage, Trucking ERNEST L. MILLER Plumbing Heating Bottle Gas Dealer PIERCE PHARMACY—Dial 525-3400 Cortland A. Ruggles, Reg. Pharm. CLINTON WARD ELECTRICAL SERVICE Dial 525-3757—House and Power Wiring 58 PATRONS NEWPORT AMERICAN CLOTHING CO., INC. H P HOOD SONS “Quality is Our Motto” Farm Store—Country Dept. BURKEWITZ OIL CORP. HY-PHY SNACK BAR Flying A Products Open 12-1 Daily M. H. CARTER W. S. MITCHELL—Dial 334-2800 Paint, Wallpaper, Floor Coverings Everything in Farm Equipment CITIZENS UTILITIES J. J. NEWBERRY CO. Light and Power Known for Quality Merchandise at Popular Prices EASTSIDE RESTAURANT Barbecue Chicken, Our Specialty ORLEANS CANDY COMPANY Wholesale Dealers EDWARDS COMTOIS INC. Birdseye Minute Maid Products “Home of Fine Furniture” PAUL’S CLEANERS FARRANT'S GREENHOUSE Dial 334-2883 Flowers for all occasions PHELP S PHARMACY—Photo Supplies FLOOD SHOES INC. Magazines and Cosmetics “Everything in Shoes but Feet” SEGUIN MUSIC CO., INC. FREDERICK’S—Dial 334-2889 “Home of Lowrey Organs” Men’s, Boys' Ladies' Wear STOTT GAS CO.—Dial 334-8155 Serving Orleans with Gas Compliments from VERMONT LOAN CORPORATION BROWNINGTON COVENTRY HAROLD SHOVER, BUILDER THAYER’S STORE—754-8820 Dial Orleans 754-8700 We Deliver WILLOUGHBY LAKE LYNDONVILLE LACROSS COTTAGES—Route 5A LYNDONVILLE OFFICE EQUIPMENT Dial Barton 525-6937 or 525-6603 Remington Rand Office Machines 59 CONTRIBUTORS ORLEANS DOROTHY APEL—Fabrics Unlimited BENSON S MARKET CROTEAU AUTO PARTS DUCKLESS PLUMBING SERVICE SENATOR PEARL I. KEELER MAPLE LANE NURSING HOME MISS ORLEANS HOME BAKERY NEDEAUS BARN DANCE REX FORD’S SERVICE STATION RF.XFORD’S STEAK HOUSE THE TRADING POST—Used Furniture TNT SUPER MARKET VALLEY HOUSE INC. WALT’S BARBER SHOP WILFRED YOUNG—Bus Driver IRASBURG MR. MRS. ARLAND BUTLER—Bus Service ROSCOE A. DUTTON. AGENT Co-operative Fire Insurance HILL TOP BEAUTY SHOP SHELTRA’S PLEE-ZING STORE ALBANY W. P. BROW—Vermont Potato King HACKETT’S STORE PIERCE'S PLEE-ZING STORE DERBY THE SALT BOX BARTON BARTON APPLIANCE CO., INC. BARTON CLEANERS BARTON FEED STORE EM’S ICE BAR L. L. GILES—Groceries, Clothing, Footwear HF.NDY BROTHERS COMPLIMENTS OF LAKEVIEW CABINS PARK RESTAURANT INC.—RUTH D. RASH PINE CREST MOTOR COURT RAY'S STEAK HOUSE NEWPORT ASSOCIATED INSURANCE AGENCIES, INC. BOND COMPANY JEWELERS CAMIRAND'S AUTO BODY SERVICE CARR'S BEAUTY SALON CHIOUNARD'S SHOE STORE FACTORY SUPPLY COMPANY Everything at Discount GLADSTONE SHOE STORE MUIR'S PASTRY SHOP NADEAU AUTO PARTS J. B. POLICE HOWARD A. 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