Orleans High School - Sword Yearbook (Orleans, VT)

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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

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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.

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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