Orleans High School - Sword Yearbook (Orleans, VT)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1965 volume:

P or e word When times fly so rapidly, it seems almost an impossibility to find moments to reminisce. We, the Class of 1965, have set aside those rare mo- ments in this book. Our yearbook contains mem- ories of the past, activities of the present, and foreshadows of the future. We invite you to share and enjoy our fond moments. word Published by the Yearbook Staff, Orleans High School, Orleans, Vermont. ins FACULTY—Una Lou Richardson. Ruth V. White, George Huntington. Frank Bryan, Donald Lapointe. Joseph Brennan. Howard Mosher. Phillis Mosher. Greta B. England. K. Sandra Anderson. Roger Barton, and Inaurent Cadieux. Administration and Faculty Mr. Brennan, Principal, checking the registration cards. Seven of our twelve faculty members are new this year. Mr. and Mrs. Mosher, newly weds, came from Syracuse, New York; Mr. Bryan holds the runner-up trophy for the Golden Glove Championship in Vermont; Miss Anderson came here after study- ing and teaching in France; Mrs. Richardson commutes each day from Greensboro Bend; Mr. Huntington holds a record of scoring 56 points in one basketball game; and Mr. Cadieux left his position at North Troy to join our faculty here. Only four faculty members returned from last year. Mr. Barton, our Science teacher, helps each year in making our Science Fair a success; our Business Education Teacher, Mrs. England, is ad- visor of the yearbook, which has received high recognition for the past six years; Mrs. White teaches English IX and X and advises the active Allied Youth Post; Mr. Lapointe, our mathematician in school, is an outdoor sportsman who likes to hunt, fish, and play golf; ami our principal, Mr. Brennan, is interested in sports and referees many basketball games. —Tom Leonard SCHOOL BOARD Richard Tinker. Wayne Rice. Donald Kelley W. Harry Pelkev Superintendent 2 Editors The editors and their advisor take time out for a refreshing snack. Spam on white, Jan Jacobs; potato chips. Anna Hull; Hootenanny candy bar, Tom Leonard, Co-Editor; tuna fish on white, Bill Hodgdon, Co-Editor; passing the potato chips. Sandy Robinson; apple. Ruby Squires; pouring chocolate milk, Mrs. England, Advisor; holding the cup. Pam Dudley. Below: Year- book Staff members pause for a pose. Row I: Linda Blake. Diane Cota. Mary Alexander. Row 2: Janinc Metcalf. Carol Snyder, Judy Lavoie, Paulette Mason. Row 3: David Alger, Dave Smith. Steve Kipp. Raymond Hamel. Barry Barton. Not shown: Trcssa Ixmg. Linda Pike. Gloria Stod- dard. Yearbook Team It may be interesting to know, that one of the largest extracurricular activities each year is the production of our yearbook. It begins in September—the adver- tising, circulation, and photo teams get busy—and ends up “???” with the final proofreading by the eagle-eyed editors and our efficient advisor, Mrs. England. No letter is given for this effort. But in years to come, when most school life is forgotten, the yearbook will be available to refresh memories and to settle argu- ments. Contrary to opinion, the yearbook is a collective ef- fort entailing work from not only those shown on this page, but others who have contributed their time and efforts. For example: Glenn Austin supplied many of the action shots in this book. Our school photog- rapher was Mr. Farland. Meeting the deadline of a yearbook requires much work outside of school. Many nights team members labored long hours; some even enjoyed a seven hour session on that crucial Saturday before the deadline. We—Tom, Mary, Tressa, Jan, Sandy, Carol, Pam, and Mrs. England—had a one-hour break at noon, tho, for sandwiches, potato chips, and cocoa. (Jan forgot her lunch but, we shared.) Mary brought her scrapbook and we had a bang-up time looking at our classmates “way back then”. “We are proud of our yearbook because we have made several radical changes and are pleased with the re- sults. We hope you are . . . —Tom Leonard LIBRARIANS—Seated: C. Tribui, I). Stearns, Mr. Mosher, Advisor. Standing: P. Provost, T. Leonard, J. Lyon, J. I-avoie, C. Thompson. P. Wright, R. Squires, T. Long. J. Jacobs. B. Davis. Butler, our lovable bus driver. Paul, our hard-working custodian. 4 National Honor Society Members of Orleans Chapter of National Honor Society: Row I: Judy Lavoie. Cindy Thompson. Pauli Provost. Diane Stearns. Paula Wright. Row 2: Mr. LaPointe. Advisor, Brenda Hamel. Christine Fisher, Tressa Long. Diane Cota. Brenda Davis, Sandra Robinson. Row 3: Leon Mason. Steve Matthews. Steve Kipp. Tom Leonard, Bill Hodgdon, Keith Hilliker. THE CURRICULUM 1965 MISS ANDERSON—French I and II; English 9-C. Depuis le mois tie septembre nous transformons notre salle de classe: en ferine ou nous cherchons ties oeufs et du lait frais; en cusine ou nous faisons trexccllentes omelettes aussi bien que la lessive; en salle a manger ou nous mettons la table; en theatre ou nous assistons aux belles spectacles. De temps en temps nous visitons les curiosities tie Paris, les Chateaux tie la Loire et les belles villes tie province dont nous parient les journaux BONJOUR et CHEZ NOUS et nos correspondants franca is. F rancias Je vous salue , dit la classe dc francais II. On chantc “Sous Ic Cicl dc Paris . 6 English MRS. WHITE—English 9-A. B; 10-A. B, C. MR. MOSHER—English II and 12. The Senior English classes read poems by Robert Frost and wrote themes on them. We took up Chau- cer’s Canterbury Tales, Huckleberry Finn, Moby Dick, and works of English authors. English 12-A, looking busy as usual . . . A remedial reading course was offered this year to build reading speed and comprehension. Here Mrs. White helps a freshman calculate her speed. 7 Steve Wayne—Debating in P.A.D. MR. BRYAN—Civics. U.S. History. P.A.D.. World History. Social Studies Since 1964 was a presidential election year, the Problems of American Democracy class conducted a mock election at OHS. Candidates and their campaign managers were chosen from the PAD class. Posters were put up in the halls and campaign circulars dis- tributed to all students, stating each party’s stand on current political issues. On the day before the election, speeches were given by the candidates at an assembly. The results were: Johnson and Humphrey (Steve Spencer and Ernest Emmerson) over Goldwater and Miller (Steve Kipp and John Blanchard) by a sub- stantial margin. Mary holds interest of dass with her report. Mock Election Delegates NOVEMBER MOCK ELECTION—Barry, Deb”. Mary. John, “Steve” Spencer. Diane. Ernest. Bob , and Steve” Kipp. Future chemists at work. MRS. MOSHER—Biology, General Science, General Math. Science Department HIk'C COLLECTION MR. BARTON—Earth, General, and Senior So much to learn in Biology! Science, Chemistry, Physics. 9 Math Sue” and Doug” explain Car- tesian Product to other class- mates in Algebra I. MR. LAPOINTE—Algebra I. II, Geometry, Ad- x times x times x is x cubed, Raymond.” vanced General Math, Senior Math. SENIOR MATH— Bill”, Keith, Brian. John, Diane, Dave”, Judy , Deb”, Steve”. Mr. Kelley, explaining IBM Unit to Office Practice girls on tour at the Orleans Manufacturing Company. Business Education MRS. ENGLAND—Shorthand 1 8c II. Typing I II, Bookkeep- ing, Office Practice. Shorthand I students practicing to make perfect. Freshman Homemakers Sewing Sophomores. The girls make jolly as they make jelly. Home Economics MRS. RICHARDSON—Home Economics Can it! Physical Education MR. HUNTINGTON-Coach, Physi- cal Education, General Business. . . . five thousand-one, five thousand-two, five OK. boys. I’m going to tell you about the birdies” and the rackets ! You're not supposed to dribble it! thousand-three . . . Student Council Seated: Aline Tremblay, Nancy Marsh, David Allen, David Lawes, Cynthia Ihompson. Sandra Robinson. Dean Lawes, Girard Lussier, Kenneth Brennan, Earl White. Standing: Bill Hodgdon, Treasurer; Steve Kipp. President; Pauli Provost, Secretary; Ernest Emmerson, Vice-President. THE ACTIVITIES Row 1: R. Smith, Vice Pres, of Finance; C. Fisher, Vice Pres, of Socials; J. Lavoie, Secretary; Mrs. White, Advisor; T. Long. President; T. Leonard, Vice Pres, of Educational; M. Alexander. Vice Pres.; of Extension; J. Guyettc, Vice Pres, of Membership; C. Carpenter, Treasurer; P. Young, Vice Pres, of Publicity. Row 2: B. Hamel, Reporter; 1). Shepcrd, S. Girouard. A. Thompson, S. Beadle, J. Dudley, N. Lavoie, R. Squires, N. Rex ford, R. Beaton. P. Dudley. Row 3: C. Pierce. S. Leach. N. Marsh. P. Wright. R. Martin, Reginald Boucher, B. Jacobs. D. Stearns, C. Thompson, R. Clark, I). Lawes, B. Thompson. Row 4: M. Cubit, A. Tremblay, R. Fisher, Benita Dewing, Ronald Boucher. M. Hoyt. C. Houston. L. Mason. R. Cicchanowicz, R. Austin. Row 5: C. Dion, M. Girouard, Betty Dewing, D. Mason. B. Dawson, E. Cole, D. Lawes, D. Smith. Row 6: S. Spencer, D. Gage, B. Perkins. R. Bergc. R. Squires, J. Cicchanowicz, J. Rexford, J. Lyon. Row 7: I). Alger, J. Lespcrancc, L. Thompson, K. Brennan. Allied Youth Doubles Membership The Allied Youth post at OHS has been very active during this school year. A membership drive in September doubled the number of members to 70 AYers. We have had a social each month. These in- cluded a cookout at Willoughby Lake, two bowling parties, a hayride, and a Christmas banquet and dance. At our monthly educational meetings, we had a panel discussion on teenage problems, a speaker, Judge Andrew Pepin, a film on adolescence and re- ports on conventions by delegates. Our Charter Night program, celebrating our 5th anniversary, was held in February. The speaker for the evening was a member of Alcoholics Anonymous. In December eight dele- gates, Mrs. White and Mrs. England attended the International AY Conference in Washington, D.C. with 25 other Vermont AYers. We also sent represen- tatives to the Northeast Regional Conference in Ar- lington, Massachusetts, and the Vermont Convention in Winooski. Two of our members, Tressa Long and Tom Leonard, were state officers this year. Paula. Sue”. Cindy, and Diane serving on Charter Night. WASHING TON. D.C. DELEGATION—“Jim”, Tressa, Dr. Poling—Founder of AY— Tom”, “Judy”, Mrs. White, Pam”, Steve”, Aline, Christine, Mrs. England. Future Nurses Club B. Davis, B. Hamel, N. Morley. OFFICERS President ..... Vice President Secretary ..... Advisor ....... Brenda Davis Brenda Hamel Nancy Morley Mrs. Hoyt The Future Nurses Club is new at OHS with 15 members. Its purpose is in accordance with the National League for Nursing—“To bring together in high school young people interested in ca- reers in nursing and health in order to share their interests, to explore oppor- tunities and requirements in these fields, to grow as individuals by working to- gether, and to learn about the commun- ity life in which they soon will partici- pate as informed citizens ' Our advisor is Mrs. Hoyt. Science Club President...... Vice President Secretary ..... Advisor ....... OFFICERS ..............David Smith ........... Steve Matthews .............. Judy Lavoie ............... Mr. Barton The Science Club has monthly meet- ings and at each meeting there is a guest speaker who talks about his particular area. Each year the Science Club holds a local Science Fair. Winners take part in the State Fair. '•Steve'’. Judy. David. 17 FHA The Future Homemakers of America have been busy this year raising money to send delegates to the annual FHA Conference at Mt. Snow. We began by making and selling Christmas candles and selling fudge at all our home basketball games. Both proved to be very profitable. In October several members attended the North- ern FHA meeting in Morrisville. In January Janice Jacobs, the National Committeeman, attended a meet- ing in Montpelier to help plan the Mt. Snow Con- ference. We sponsored a Valentine Dance in February. In May, FHA once again sponsored the Annual Mother and Daughter Banquet, which was the high- light of the year. Sandra Robinson, President Micki. Mary Ellen, Janine, Sandy, Kathy, Donna, Rachel, Patty. OFFICERS President ................... Sandra Robinson Vice President ................... Marty Smith Secretary .................. Mary Ellen Jensen Treasurer..................... Kathy Robinson News Reporter .................. Rachel Powers Historian................................Donna Cook Parliamentarian ............. Micki Emmcrson Song Leader............................. Patty Royer Row 1: Renita Dewing. D. Mason, Betty Dewing, A. Labounty. Row 2: D. Cook, Historian; M. Emmerson. Parliamentarian: R. Powers, News Reporter; M. Jensen. Secretary; S. Robinson, Presi- dent; J. Metcalf. K. Robinson. Treasurer; P. Royer. Song Leader. Row 3: M. Cubit, M. Smith. Vice President; R. Fisher, D. Prue. L. Lawson. S. Girouard, P. Prue. B. Dawson, N. Rexford. J. Dawson. 1). Dyer, R. Lamarche. Row i: M. Girouard, N. Jacobs. J. Jacobs. B. Jacobs, F. Curtis. L. Liberty. C. Houston. E. Cole. J. Rexford, C. Carpenter. Mrs. Richardson, ddifisor. 18 FFA Row I: Mr. Cadieux, Advisor; W. Young, Secretary; A. Hillikcr. Treasurer; F. LaClair, President; R. Willson, Vice President; L. Perkins. Reporter; R. Hamel, Sentinel; D. Davignon. Row 2: E. While, G. Davignon, H. Desjardins, A. LcBlanc, W. Wilcox, R. Lamarche, S. Powers. T. Perkins. P. Sanville, R. Sanville, W. Davignon, M. Perry, D. Davis. R. Blodgett. D. LaClair, B. Paranteau. T. Martin, F. Hamel. R. Nault, G. Williams, R. Lamarrc. Roiv 3: S. Lafoe. G. Paranteau. D. Jcnness, D. Sargent. B. LaClair. D. Lanou. W. Locke. D. Casey. L. Thompson. D. Fecteau. 4th Row: W. Chadburn, R. Landry, E. Burdick. J. Farrar. G. Wells, D. Ingalls. R. Young. The Orleans FFA Chapter began the new year with the installation of new officers. To date there are 44 active members in the local chapter. Some of the events conducted or participated in by members were: Boston Milk Marketing Tour, National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Leadership Training Meeting. Parents and Son Night, Public Speaking, Cattle and Livestock Judging, Winter Car- nival, Basketball, and the Vermont Farm Products Show. We were all pleased when the chapter placed first in the annual Vermont Milk Flavor Contest. Team members pictured below: Francis LaClair, Larry Perkins, Raymond Hamel, and David Davignon, will represent Vermont at the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield, Massachusetts, and at the National Milk The Greenhand Degree. Flavor Contest in Waterloo, Iowa. David Davignon won individual honors by plac- ing fifth in individual scores and was awarded a $100 scholarship. STATE WINNERS—Francis. Larry. David, and Raymond with Mr. Cadieux. President reporting. FBLA OFFICERS President .......... Ruby Squires Vice President ............ Pauli Provost Secretary ...... Janine Metcalf Treasurer ......... Linda Blake Reporter ........... Anna Hull Advisor .......... Mrs. England Parents and friends were invited to the installation of officers with Mr. Noddin and alumni members — C. Willson, J. Moquin, E. Guyette, and L. Tarbox— on the installing team. Later we “journeyed” to Paris with Miss Anderson. In November, for an evening of fun, we feasted on spaghetti; and in Decem- ber we took favors to the residents at the Maple Lane Nursing Home. We did several community projects during the year. One educational tour was the visit to the office of the Orleans Ma nu facturing Com pa n y. We were host to the Eighth Annual Business Get-Together, which features contests in shorthand, typing, and spell- ing. We invited six schools to participate. At Colebrook, New Hampshire, last spring, our contestants made a fine showing. CONTESTANTS—Business Get-Together at Colebrook. Row 1: Carol. Monique. Ruby. Micki- Ann. Kathy, Aline. Row 2: Cora. Norma. Janine. Rita. Maureen, Ricky, Leon, and Mrs. England. Ruby. Pauli. Janine. Linda. Anna. Row I: J. Metcalf. R. Squires. P. Provost. L. Pike. Mrs. England. I abounty. Row 4: P. Young. B. Jacobs. J. Jacobs. L. Blake. V. Advisor. Row 2: S. Robinson, P. Sheltra, N. Hall. S. Powers, I). Marsh. Also—A. Hull P Dudley Cook. Row 3: C. Synder, J. Shaw. P. Mason. M. Kccmcnt. A. 20 Leon, Keith, and Pauli look over the play, “Egad. What A Cad!” with Mr. and Mrs. Mosher. Dramatics OFFICERS President ................................ Leon Mason Vice President .......................... Keith Hilliker Secretary-Treasurer ..................... Pauli Provost Advisors .......................... Mr. Mrs. Mosher Unhand me. you villian!” — “Egad. What A Cad! Row 1: R. Benson. J. Lavoie, P. Dudley, D. Cage. B. Barton. Row 2: D. Cook. K. Rice, L. Mason. C. Fisher. L. Perry. B. Labor, Mr. Matthews. Row 3: D. (jl C ll©Str cl Stearns. B. Dudley, C. Thompson, S. Matthews, V. Coburn. Row 4: D. Mason, B. Dewing, J. Ciechanowicz, N. Lavoie. Row I: Majorettes—S. Leach, D. Cota, N. Morley. Row 2: B. Dudley. D. Stearns, C. Thompson, J. Lavoie, J. Ciechanowicz. Row 3: B. Dewing. R. Powers, C. Matthews, S. Collette. Row 4: M. Alexander, Majorette Captain; B. Barton. D. Gage, N. Lavoie. S. Powers. Row 5: R. Fisher, D. Mason, P. Dudley and M. Kipp. Band Our band director, Mr. Matthews, at last had a long wished for dream realized this year when all band members and majorettes donned new uniforms. This was made possible by the generous donation of the Orleans Manufacturing Company, and other local organizations. Band members helped by selling candy. The band played in the Spring and Christmas Con- certs, and participated in the Newport and Burlington Festival Parades. Talented band members were chosen to represent our school in the All-State and North- eastern Music Festivals. MAJORETTES Mary Alexander - Captain Nancy Morley Joyce Shaw Carol Pierce Sue I .each Jill Dudley Diane Cota GLOCKENSPIEL Martha Kipp TROMBONES Steve Kipp Lawrence Thompson Donna Cook DRUMS Neal White Bob Ciechanowicz Edwin Burdick TRUMPETS Brian Labor Leon Mason Ray Benson Richard Squires Steve Malshuk Mike Kelley Cheryl Alger Gary Bennett Row 1: Majorettes—J. Shaw, J. Dudley, C. Pierce. Row 2: R. Squires. R. Benson. L. Mason. B. Labor. Row 3: G. Bennett. C. Alger, M. Kelly. J. Coffin. S. Malshuk. Row 4: J. Blanchard. S. Kipp, B. Thompson. D. Cook. Row 5: Everett Burdick, N. White. B. Cicchanowicz, Edwin Burdick, B. Ix Page. S. Matthews. Bernard Matthews. Director. CLARINETS Pam Dudley Betsy Dudley Diane Stearns Cindy Thompson Judy tavoic Jean Cicchanowicz Benila Dewing Rachel Powers Cindy Matthews Suzanne Collette FLUTE John Coffin SAXOPHONES Barr)' Barton Deb Cage Nancy Lavoie Sharon Powers Roxene Fisher Diane Mason Steve Matthews Bert LePagc BARITONE John Blanchard BASS HORN Everett Burdick Mr. Kvingedal, President of the Orleans Manufacturing Co., presents check of $1,000 to Mr. Brennan. 23 Glee Club: S. Matthews, P. Dudley, T. Long, S. Kipp, D. Cota, Mr. Hayford. Band: B. Dudley, C. Thompson. D. Stearns. All State Delegates Glee Club We are proud of our Glee Club; each year under the guidance of Mr. Hayford, we present the Christ- mas and Spring Concerts. Both members and director spend much time preparing these programs to make them enjoyable and memorable ones. We are very' grateful to Mr. Hayford for the time and effort he puts into this organization. Row 1: R. Squires. M. Emmerson, A. La Bounty. P. Royer. J. Jacobs, J. Lavoie, D. Stearns. P. Provost. B. Hamel. M. Hoyt, D. Mason, E. Cole. Row 2: C. Fisher. D. Cota, D. Gage, M. Alexander. J. Shaw. B. Dudley, N. Morley. P. Wright, L. Guyctte. L. Mason. N. Marsh. N. Jacobs, C. Thompson. A. Thompson. Row 3: M. Provost, R. Boucher. J. Choi ni ere, S. Matthews. S. Kipp. E. Burdick. D. Allen. J. Guyctte, R. Boucher, W. Roberts. L. Lawson, S. Willson. Mr. Hayford. Row 4: P. Dudley. J. Dudley, S. Leach. B. Dewing. A. Tremblay. B. Perkins. J. Ciechanowicz. M. Kipp. N. Lavoie, C. Pierce. F. Curtis. B. Davis. T. Long. N. Maxwell. 24 Magazine Drive 1965 Seated: Team Captains Linda Mason, Jill Dudley, Nancy Morley. Mary Alexander, David Smith, Leon Mason, Mike Kipp, ‘'Chuck” Dudley. Standing: Toni Leonard, Co-Manager; Steve Matthews, Assistant Manager; John Blanchard. Co-Manager; Mr. Barton. Advisor. THE SPORTS Golf Golf is becoming a very popular sport at Orleans High School. One reason for this is that our Country Club is one of the best in Vermont. The O.H.S. Boys’ Golf Team came through with a great performance in winning the Vermont State Interscholastic Golf Championship. In the Northern Sectional play at the St. Johnsbury Country Club, Orleans placed first, led by Steve Kipp’s 79 and the fine putting of “Chuck” Dudley. In the state finals at Bellows Falls Country Club, O.H.S. was at its best as it won its first State Golf Championship in the last 30 years. In the individual competition, Steve Kipp de- feated B. Griffin of Rutland High 5-4, and then lost in the finals on the last hole to J. Garand of Mont- pelier. The Girls’ Team also played in the tournament at St. Johnsbury. Upon returning it was rumored that they had a good time even though they did not bring home a trophy. i GIRINS’ TEAM—D. Stearns. C. Thompson, I). Gage, M. Alexan- der. and Mr. Brennan. BOYS’ TEAM—G. Williams, D. Smith, S. Kipp. Mr. Brennan, R. Smith, C. Dudley. 26 Rou• 1: J. Roberts. J. Lyons. N. Tarbox, R. Benson. T. Martin, E. Emmerson. S. Spencer. J. Blanchard. I). Allen. Row 2: E. Wright, 1). Lawes, W. Young, B. Barton, J. Choinicrc, B. Brown, W. Locke. M. Kipp. B. Roberts. K. Hillikcr. L. Thompson. J. Guyette, R. Sanville, and Coach Huntington. Soccer The soccer team had a pretty tough season—win- ning 4 games and losing 7. The team next year will suffer the loss of 9 seniors, all of which played regular- ly. The highlight of the season was the win over Sacred Heart High School, 2 to 0. As in all sports, a win over rival Sacred Heart is a real climax to the season. Best of luck to next year’s team. —John Blanchard SOCCER CHEERLEADERS-J. Dudley, B. Dawson. N. Lavoie, S. Leach. S. Beadle. 27 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1964-65 Grove ton Opp. 42 Orleans 49 Enosburg 38 61 Barton 41 62 Vcrgenncs 59 61 Milton 40 68 Sacred Heart 69 49 Derby 50 54 Lyndon 59 76 Newport 61 62 Milton 49 91 Marian 66 60 Enosburg 54 59 Derby 53 44 Woodsville 76 70 Lyndon 55 94 Newport 59 56 Sacred Heart 76 53 Marian 64 68 Bradford 65 64 Varsity Basketball All players arc to be congratulated this season. Top honors went to Steven Spencer who topped the local Class I school scoring derby with a 21.3 average and a grand total of 406 points. In one game he scored 49 points. Steve also led the tough Northern Border League with a 21.0 average in eight game loop. In the selected top ten in each of the above groups, John Morley placed ninth and Steve Kipp tenth. RED RAPIERS—“Steve” Kipp, Mike” Kipp, “Mike” Bergeron. Bob” Hawkins, Neal Tarbox, John Morley. Coach Huntington. John Roberts. Barry Barton. John Choinicrc, John Blanchard. “Stan” Spencer, “Steve” Spencer, Leon Mason, Manager. “Butch” “Blanche” 28 Pick” Smokey” “Spence” Varsity C heerleaders CHEERLEADERS—D. Cota. A. Hull, N. I.avoie. J. Dudley, P. Prue. V. Prue, and above Patty Jill and Anna cheering. 29 J V Cheerleaders Our Junior Varsity team had a poor season, at best, although some individual players stood out. Through most of the year, the team was led by the scoring of Mike Kipp, but when he was moved up to varsity, Mike Bergeron stepped into his place. Incidentally, this was the first year that the JV team has been coached by someone other than the Varsity coach. Mr. Bryan, the Social Studies teacher, served as the J V Coach. —Bill Hodgdon J V Basketball Row I: Sue Ixrach, Captain, Gloria Stoddard. Row 2: Betty Dewing, Diana True, Carol Pierce. Row I: K. Brennan, M. Bergeron, K. Rice, R. Berge, R. Benson, M. Kipp. Row 2: E. Burdick, Manager; Mr. Bryan, Coach; S. D. Shepherd, B. Roberts, C. Dudley, H. Desjardins, T. Dewing, Matthews, Manager. W. Hawkins, D. Allen, N. Tarbox, J. Choinicrc, B. Thompson. Row 1: S. Beadle, J. Shaw, I). Mason, J. Rexford, J. Ciechano- wicz, B. Dudley, B. Dawson, M. Kipp. Row 2: P. Dudley, 19 Manager; D. Gage and N. Morlcy, Co-Captains; Miss Anderson, J 1 T 1 S 13 HSK0t t)cil 1 Coach. Baseball and Softball Ernie, hard at work. Scoop it up. Archie! John warms up. A swing and a miss! 32 Guidance Mr. Noddin, Guidance Counselor, is available to all students at Orleans High School. Above, he discusses future plans with Tressa, Barry, and Dave. THE UNDERCLASSMEN 1965 GRADE SEVEN—Row 1: M. Beaton, B. Monfette, J. Begin, S. Malshuk, H. Blake, D. Tipp, T. Burdick. Row 2: S. Martin, B. Dudley. P. LcBlanc. D. Curtis. J. Pierce, M. Tinker, J. Austin. M. Kelley. Row 3: Mrs. Rives, T. Gage, B. Hilliard M. Hastings, J. Coffin, G. Gage. J. Waterman, L. Lussicr. K. Thompson, J Houston. L. Austin. R. Stoddard, L. Burdick. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL— Row 1: T. Gage. D. Kipp. M. Beaton, M. Kelley, N. LcBlanc. B. Dudley. Row 2: L. Thompson, M. Tinker, M. Tarbox, L. Burdick. Mr. Ginnette, G. Bennett, L. Lussicr, J. Morlcy. GRADE EIGHT—Row 1: M. Leach. M. Farrar, S. Alger. J. Blanchard. A. Duckless, M. Tarbox, B. Nault, T. Martel. Row 2: N. LeBlanc, J. Davis. C. Lancaster. D. Gage. C. Matthews, C. Begin. S. Collette, J. Houghaboom, K. Rice, B. Roberts. V. Beaton. M. Rush low. Mr. Ginnett. Row 3: M. Tinker. J. Morley. G. Bennett. D. Coburn. L. Thompson. “CONSERVATION” THROUGH ART “Conservation in Vermont” was the theme of the creative art program this year to help us all to be more appreciative of this won- derful state in which we live. Outdoor recreation for all four seasons were expressed in many media. Beauty of our environment was found in the designs of leaves and flowers, driftwood and gourds, and cranberries on the vine. Shapes of trees were designed through paper tearing and watercolor. The Christmas tree industry was pursued. Four ex- program this year to help us all to be more appreciative of this won- amples, of trees supplied by Mr. Dunbar of U.S. Conservation Serv- ice, were studied. The wild animals and fowls of Vermont were sub- jects of several art classes—not only the appearance but the state laws regarding them and their association with our life. We cooperated with the 1965 Vermont Maple Cut-Out Contest. The projects of Cynthia Matthews (grade 8) and Michael Kelley (grade 7) were the best. —Carolyn Smith, Art Supervisor j.h. CHEERLEADERS-D. Curtis. V. Beaton, j. Houghaboom, C. Lancaster, C. Alger, S. Collette, P. LeBlanc. and D. Gage with mascot. Dave. Chuck. Alicia, Susan. President ..... Vice President Secretary ..... Treasurer ..... Advisors ..... CLASS OFFICERS ... David Lawes .... Chuck Dudley Alicia Thompson ... Susan Leach Miss Anderson Mr. Rarton Freshmen Row 1: W. Chadburn. C. Dudley, B. La Clair, T. Dewing. B. Hawkins. J. Farrar. Row 2: D. Lawes, R. Lebcau, L. Lawson, P. I amphere, S. Girouard. B. Dewing, S. Leach, B. Dawson. A. LeBlanc. Row 3: Miss Anderson, Advisor: D. Allen. M. Bergeron, M. I.acoss, S. Lafoe, X. Jacobs, S. Lussier, L. Liberty, D. Jenness. K. Davignon, E. Burdick. C. Boucher, R. Lamarre. M. Beaudry, D. Lanou, R. Landry, I). Coburn. H. Desjardins. D. Davis. 36 Row 1: S. Willson, C. Pierce, A. Thompson, D. Tougas. P. Sargent, B. Thompson, C. Rice, N. White, E. Wright, T. Sanville. Stevens, P. Prue. Row 2: M. Provost. L. Mason, N. Marsh, D. Row 4: R. Young, D. Shcperd, R. Sanville, B. Roberts. M. Perry, Pruc, M. Smith, I). Mason, N. Maxwell. Row 3: G. Wells. D. E. Tessier, G. Parcntcau. Mr. Barton. Advisor. 37 Young Scientists at Work. Row I: S. Beadle, B. Dewing. M. Hoyt. A. Tremblay. R. Fisher. B. Jacobs. C. Dion, J. Ciechanowicz, K. Brennan, R. Austin, D. Casey. Row 2: Mr. Mosher, Advisor; R. Smith, M. Gosselin, R. Beaton, R. Martin, L. Perry. D. I awes, W. Wilcox, R. Squires, W. Leno, T. Perkins. J. Berge. R. Clark, J. Choiniere, M. Kipp John. Bev, Jill. Dean. CLASS OFFICERS President .............. Dean Lawes Vice President ..... John Lesperance Secretary ...............Jill Dudley Treasurer ........... Beverly Perkins Advisors ............... Mrs. Mosher Mr. Mosher Sophomores 38 Class of 1967 1-2 “Step” Row 1: 1). Ingalls, B. Davignon, T. Curtis. R. Bcrge. Row 2: Kipp, C. Houston, M. Girouard, Mrs. Mosher, Advisor. Row 4: N. Tarbox. B. Perkins. J. Dudley, N. Lavoie. F. Curtis, S. R. Benson, F. Hamel, G. Lanoue, E. Burdick, B. Parenteau, J. Powers. Row ): C. Poitras. L. Messier, J. Rexford, E. Cole, M. Lcspcrancc, R. Sanville. W. Locke. 39 Go “Jackie” Go! Forget Something? Chris . Donna. Deanna, “Red”. CLASS OFFICERS President ..................... Girard Lussier Vice President................... Deanna Dyer Secretary .............................. Donna Cook Treasurer .................. Christine Fisher Advisors ................................ Mrs. White Mr. Lapointe Juniors Is it Good? Row I: W. Young, R. Lamarche, A. Young, M. Lanou, G. Davignon, R. Boucher, R. Blodgett. Row 2: C. Maxwell, D. Dyer, P. Provost, M. Jensen, B. Davis, C. Tribu I, S. Powers, K. Robinson. R. Lamarche, N. Hall, Mr. Lapointe, Advisor. Row 3 D. Fcctcau. B. Ixpagc. S. Spencer, R. Desjardins. Jolly Juniors of’66 Row 1: R. Boucher, L. Mason. J. Roberts. B. Marcotte, R. Shepcrd, G. Lussier. Row 2: S. Matthews. N. Morley, D. Des- sureault, A. Labounty, B. Hamel, N. Rexford, D. Laciair, E. White. Row 3: M. Emmerson, P. Sheltra, K. Lamonda. L. Guyettc, D. Cook, J. Dawson, J. Shaw. C. Fisher. Mrs. White, Advisor. Row -f: P. Hardy, V. Marsh. C. Thompson. S. Willson, D. Stearns, P. Wright, P. Young. N. Marcotte. 41 $30 Club $30 CLUB—S. Robinson, L. Guyctte, I). Cook, K. Robinson, K. Hilliker, T. Leonard, M. Alexander, I). Cota, S. Matthews, L. Mason, M. Hoyt, D. Alger, Mr. Barton, also L. Perkins. A. Hull, and L. Blake. These students really got out and sold magazines, enabling them to be a member of this selective group. Steve”, owner of “Campaign Charlie”, was high salesman. 42 A gallery of portraits of the graduating class is presented on the following eight pages. THE SENIORS 1965 Seated: Tressa Long and Sandra Robinson. Standing: John Blanchard. Keith Hilliker. Barry Barton, Wayne Young. “Steve” Kipp, and “Bill” Hodgdon. Girls’ and Boys’ State Delegates Our Advisors MRS. ENGLAND MR. BRENNAN Presenting the Class of 1965 pUcnot doll Diane M. Cota Deborah J. Gage Keith R. Hilliker Wilfred P. Hodgdon Janice V. Jacobs Steven H. Kipp Francis A. LaCIair Judith E. Lavoie Thomas A. Leonard Janine A. Metcalf 2 Larry D. Perkins Sandra J. Robinson Ruby E. Squires Wayne G. Young MOTTO “Knowledge is the Key to Success” FLOWER Red and White Carnation CLASS SONG (Time: The Marine Anthem) We, the class of nineteen-sixty five, Bid adieu to Orleans High; As to greater heights we aim and strive May our dreams be satisfied. Though the road be rough and wearing Let us never, never fall; As we rush to meet the demands of men And to meet our worldly call. —Deborah Gage 44 GAIL A. AUSTIN To say little is to think more. BARRY R. BARTON Happiness comes first; all else folloxos. LINDA J. BLAKE A quiet mind is richer than a crown. JOHN BLANCHARD What is life without sports. BRUCE A. BROWN Laughter is my shield. ROBERT ClECHANOWICZ Happy am , from care Tm free, why can’t they all be contented like me. MARY LOUISE ALEXANDER America is a country of young men. DAVID E. ALGER A smile, with intent to do mis- chief. 45 RENE M. DESMARAIS Live each day like it was the last. DIANE M. COTA The most essential thing for happiness is the gift of friend- ship. MARCIA M. CUBIT Silence is golden. DAVID F. DAVIGNON Live and learn. PAMELA J. DUDLEY Enjoy when you can, endure when you must. ERNEST D. EMMERSON Ambition plus desire equals power. DEBORAH JOYCE GAGE Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. MONIQUE N. GAGNE Tm all right, the world's all wrong. 46 ARNOLD H. GRAY Good nature never lost a friend. JAMES MICHAEL GUYETTE A natural boy who is naturally nice. RAYMOND G. HAMEL There is no secret of success but work. ARCHIE L. HILLIKER Good words are worth much, and cost little. KEITH R. HILLIKER Speak of me as I am, nothing extenuate. WILFRED HODGDON Smooth runs the water when the brook is deep. RODERICK K. HOYT Teachers always discover my faults; they never appreciate my charms. 47 ANNA MABEL HULL Words are the wings of action. JANICE V. JACOBS The smile that won't wear off. MARGARET RITA KEEMENT Virtue is bold, and goodness never fearful. STEVE KIPP Wit and wisdom are born with a man. BRIAN L. LABOR Success is the reward of patience. FRANCIS ALFRED LACLAIR Those who don't make mistakes, don't do anything. HUGETTE M. LANDRY Be not disturbed about trifles. JUDITH LAVOIE Anything worth doing is worth doing well. THOMAS LEONARD The observed of all obsewers. 48 TRESSA LORA INE LONG A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. JOHN P. LYON No one knows what he till he tries. can do RUSSELL MARCOTTE Men who read more achieve more. TERRY D. MARTIN Little by little does the trick. PAULETTE L. MASON A live wire but never gets step- ped on. JANINE A. METCALF A talent for words shall never leave her. JOHN MORLEY, JR. Athletic, witty, and full of fun, he's made a friend of everyone. RONNEY NAULT Ease adds to the length of life's pleasure. 49 LARRY PERKINS Out of moderation a pure hap- piness springs. LINDA LEACH PIKE Friendship is her success, love is her ambition. STEPHEN E. POWERS Good luck comes to the man that earns it. VALORIE C. PRUE Music in my heart I bear. SANDRA J. ROBINSON Nothing in life is worth having unless you work for it. PATRICIA ANN ROYER Energy overcomes difficulties. PHILIP A. SANVILLE Life is what you make it. 50 DAVID V. SMITH It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. CAROL A. SNYDER The way to gain a friend is to he one. STEPHEN C. SPENCER An eye for the basket, a slug for the ball; he is our star athlete, the best of them all. RUBY ETHEL SQUIRES A good heart's worth gold. GLORIA L. STODDARD Silence is the greatest art of con- servation. LAURENCE E. THOMPSON To live long; it is necessary to live slowly. GARY WILLIAMS Not until we have done our best work can we consider any job finished. RONALD B. WILLSON To worry little and study less, is my idea of happiness. WAYNE GEORGE YOUNG It is tranquil people who ac- complish much. 51 Participation On the following pages is an alphabeti- cal listing of the members of the Senior Class and the extracurricular activities in which they participated. MARY ALEXANDER Honor Roll 4: Student Council 1. 3. VASC Convention 3; Allied Youth 1. 2. President 3. Vice President of Extension 4. State Convention 2. 3. Buck Hill Falls Delegate 3: Science Club 1. 2. 3: Glee Club I, 2. 3. 4. Northeastern Vermont Music Festival 3. 4. All-State Music Festival 3: Majorette 1. 2. Head Majorette 3. 4: Magazine Drive Co-Captain 1. 2. 3. 4. S30 Club 3. 4; Dramatics Club 2. 3. One-Act Play 2: Basket- ball 2. 3: Girls’ Golf Team 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Committees: Freshman Reception 2. Sadie Hawkins—Co-Chairman 3. Junior Prom 3. Just 28 crushed” Seniors in Bookkeeping. Deb . Tressa. Anna, and “Ernie . CLASS OFFICERS President .................... Ernest Emmerson Vice President ....................... Anna Hull Secretary................................. Tressa Long Treasurer ......................... Deborah Gage DAVID ALGER “Dave” Boys' State Delegate 3: Allied Youth I. 2. 4: Science Club 1. 2, 4; Dramatics Club 1. 2. 3, 4: .Soccer Manager 2: Basket- ball Manager 2; Baseball Manager 2: Basketball 3: Intramural Sports 3: Yearbook Staff 4: Committees: Freshman Reception 2; Attended St. Johnsbury Trade 3. GAIL AUSTIN Honor Roll 1. 2. 4: Glee Club 1. 2: Science Club 1: FHA 1: FBLA 2. 3. BARRY R. BARTON Class Vice-President 1: Boys’ State Alternate 3: Allied Youth 1: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Northeast Music Festival 3. 4: Science Club 2. 3. 4: Orleans Science Fair 1. 3: Soccer 1. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball I. 2. 3. 4: Dramatics L 2. 3. 4: Northeast District Play 2: One-Act Play 3: $30 Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Yearbook Seminar. Waltham, Mass.: Com- mittees: Freshman Reception 2. Junior Prom 3. LINDA BLAKE FHA I. 2. Secretary 3. Delegate to Mt. Snow 2. 3: Allied Youth I. 2: Science Club 1; FBI.A 2, 4. Treasurer 3: JV Cheerleader 1, 2; Magazine Drive 530 Club 3: Yearbook Staff 4; Committees: Freshman Reception 2. Sadie Hawkins 3. Junior Prom 3. JOHN BI.ANCHARD Class Treasurer 1. Vice-President 2. President 3. Student Council 3: Magazine Drive I. 2. Assistant Manager 3. Co- Manager 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 2: Band I. 2, 3, 4. BRUCE BROWN Football 1. 2. 3: Peabody Vocational Club 1. 2. 3: Band 1, 2. 3: Soccer 4; Attended Peabody Vocational School 1, 2. 3. ROBERT CIECHANOWICZ “Bob Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Allied Youth 1. 2. 3. 4. Buck Hill Falls Dele- gate 3; Science Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Dramatics Club 2. 4; Year- book Staff 4. 52 DIANE COTA Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 2, Secretary 3; Student Council 2. Vice President 2; Teen Congress Delegate 2; B.A. Recorder 1. 2, Lyndon Press Conference 1; Magazine Drive Captain, 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Northeastern Music Festi- val 3. 4. All-State Music Festival 1. 4; Science Club 3, 4; Dra- matics Club 2. 4; Varsity Cheerleader 1. 3. Co-Captain 2, 4: Majorette 3, 4; Softball 1. 2. 3: Yearbook Staff 4. Committees: Freshman Reception 2, Sadie Hawkins 3; Attended Barton Academy I, 2. MARCIA CUBIT Honor Roll 1. 2, 4; FHA 1. 2. 3, 4; Allied Youth 3, 4; FBLA 2; Science Club 1. DAVID DAVIGNON Allied Youth I; FFA 1, 2. 3, 4. RENE DESMARAIS Science Club 1, 2. 3; Dramatics Club 3, 4: Allied Youth 1: Baud I, 2; Basketball 1; Soccer 2. PAMELA DUDLEY “Pam” Honor Roll 2: Allied Youth 1, 2, 4, Treasurer 3. State Con- vention 3, Buck Hill Falls Delegate 3, Washington D.C. Dele- gate 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4. Northeastern Music Festival 2. 3. 4. All-State Music Festival 4. Special Chorus Group 2. 3. 4: Band 1. 2. 3, 4: Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Science Club 1; FBLA 3, 4; Girls’ Basketball Manager 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Com- mittees: Freshman Reception 2. Junior Prom 3. ERNEST EMMERSON “Ernie” Honor Roll 3: Class President 4; Student Council 4, Vice Presi- dent 4; Dramatics Club 4; Soccer 1, 2. 3. 4: Baseball 3. DEBORAH GAGE Debby” Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 1. 4; Allied Youth 1, 4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3. Chairman of Socials 3. Buck Hill Falls Delegate 3: Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4. North- eastern Vermont Music Festival 2. 3. 4: Science Club 1. 2. 3; Basketball 2. 3. Co-Captain 4; Dramatics Club 4: Committees: Freshman Reception 2, Junior Prom 3. MONIQUE N. GAGNE Honor Roll 2, 3: FBLA 4: Business Get-Together, Colebrook, N.H. 3. Typing Award 2. Shorthand I Award 3: Yearbook Staff 4; Committees: Sadie Hawkins 3, Junior Prom 3. ARNOLD GRAY “Arnie” Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2; Committees: Freshman Reception 2; Attended Barton Academy 1, 2. JAMES GUYETTE “Jim” Allied Youth 2, 3, Vice-President of Membership 4. Arlington. Mass. Delegate 2, Washington D.C. Delegate 4; Dramatics Club 4: Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Science Club 2: Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 1, 2. RAYMOND HAMEL “Ray” FFA 1. 2, Sentinel 3. 4: Chapter Farmer Degree 2. ARCHIE HILLIKER “Arch” FFA I, 2. Vice-President 3, Delegate to Waterloo. Iowa 3. Treasurer 4; Basketball 1. 2: Baseball 1. 2. 3. KEITH R. HILLIKER Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4: Boys’ State Delegate 3: Class President 1. Class Treasurer 2; Student Council 1: Science Club 1. 2. 3: Dramatics Club Vice-President 4; Soccer 2. 3. 4. Senior band and majorettes members—John, Mary, “Steve”, “Bob”. Diane, Barry, Brian. Deb”, Pam”. Judy”, with Mr. Matthews. Orchestra Leader and Band Director. 53 As Freshmen—Linda. ‘‘Patty”, Janine. Valoric. Anna and “Sandy —Cheered them on. Iielow: As Senior Cheer- leaders— Patty , Anna, Diane, and Valorie—with Adirisor, Miss Anderson. WILFRED HODGDON “Bitr Valedictorian; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 2: Student Council 2. Treasurer 4; Roys' State Delegate 3; Governor's Citizenship Conference, Burlington 3; National Merit Letter of Commendation 4; Science Club 1. 2: Allied Youth 1; Yearbook Staff—Co-Editor 4. Perfect Attendance 1. RODERICK HOYT “Ricky” Honor Roll 4; Chess and Checker Club 1; Science Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Dramatics Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Committees: Fresh- man Reception 2. Sadie Hawkins 3. Junior Prom 3. ANNA HULL Honors 3; Class Vice-President 3. 4: FHA 1. 2. Reporter 3. Mt. Snow Convention 3; Science Club 1: Allied Youth 2: FBI.A 2. Secretary 3, Reporter 4; JV Cheerleader 1. 2. Varsity Cheerleader 3. Co-Captain 4: Colebrook Business Get-Together 3: Softball 1, 3; Magazine Drive S30 Dollar Club 2. 3. 4: Yearlx ok Staff 4. Yearbook Seminar. Waltham. Mass. 4: Committees: Freshman Reception 2, Sadie Hawkins 3. Junior Prom 3. JANICE V. JACOBS “Jan” Honor Roll 1, 2. 3. 4; FHA 1, Historian 2. President 3. National Committeeman 4. Mt. Snow Delegate 1. 3. 4: Science Club I. Science Fair 1; FBI.A 3. 4; Colebrook Business Get- Together 3; Dramatics Club 2; Glee Club 2, 3. 4; Northeastern Vermont Music Festival 3. 4: Librarian 3, 4; Committees: Junior Prom 3. Sadie Hawkins 3. MARGARET KEEMENT “Maggie” Glee Club 1; FBLA 4: Yearbook Staff 4; Attended Mount Everett High School, Sheffield. Massachusetts 1. STEVEN KIPP “Steve” Honors 1. 2, 3. 4; Student Council 3. President 4; Delegate to VASC Convention 3: District 1 Region 1 VASC Treasurer 3: Boys’ State Delegate 3: Glee Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Northeast Music Festival Chorus 2. 3, 4; All-State Music Festival 4: Science Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1; Golf 1. 2, 3. 4; Vermont State Interscholastic Golf Champ 3. Runner-up 4: Soccer 2; Committees: Freshman Re- ception 2, Junior Prom 3. Sadie Hawkins 3; Yearbook Staff 4. BRIAN LABOR Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Dramatics 3, 4; Baseball 3. 4. FRANCIS LACLAIR Honor Roll 1. 2, 3. 4; Chess Sc Checker Club 1; FFA 1, 2, President 3, 4, State Convention 2, FFA Leadership Training Meeting in Morrisvillc 2. 4. Milk Judging Contest in Barre 2. 3, Eastern States Exposition 3, National Dairy Cattle Con- gress, Waterloo. Iowa 3, FFA National Convention in Kansas City. Missouri 4. JUDITH ELAINE LAVOIE “Judy” Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4; Governor’s Citizenship Conference 3; Allied Youth 2. 3. Secretary 4, State Conference in St. Albans 3, Washington, D.C. Delegate 4; Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Northeast Music Festival 2, 3; Science Club 1. 2. 3. Secretary 4; Future Nurses Club 3; Librarian 4; Basketball 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Committees: Freshman Reception 2, Sadie Hawkins 3. Junior Prom 3. SENIOR FFA OFFICERS—“Ronnie , Francis, Wayne, Archie”. Raymond, and Larry. 54 THOMAS LEONARD Tom Honor Roll 1, 2. 3, 4; Allied Youih 1, Reporter 2. 3. Vice- President of Educational 4, State Vice-President 4. State Con- vention 2. 3. 4, Buck Hill Falls Delegate 3. Washington D.C. Delegate 4; VASC Convention 3; Dramatics Club 2. 3, 4. One- Act Plays 2; Science Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Glee Club I; Librarian 3. 4; Magazine Drive Captain 3. Co-Manager 4. $30 Club 2. 3, 4: Yearbook Staff Co-Editor 4. Yearbook Seminar. Waltham. Mass. 4; Committees: Freshman Reception, Chairman 2. Sadie Hawkins. Co-Chairman 3. Junior Prom, Chairman 3. TRESS A LONG “Tress Honor Roll 1. 2. 4; Class Secretary 4; Girls’ State Alternate 3. Betty Crocker Award 4; Allied Youth 2, Vice-President 3. Co- Chairman of Socials 3. President 4. State Secretary 4. Arling- ton. Mass. Delegate 2. State Convention 2. 3. 4. Buck Hill Falls Delegate 3. Washington D.C. Delegate 4: Glee Club 1. 2, 3. 4. Northeastern Vermont Music Festival 2. 3. 4. All- State Festival 4; Science Club 2. 3; FHA 1; Future Nurses Club 3: Librarian 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Committees: Freshman Re- ception 2. Sadie Hawkins 3, Junior Prom 3. JOHN LYON Glee Club 1. 2: FF'A 4. Junior Reporter 3: Dramatics Club 4: Soccer 1, 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. RUSSELL MARCOTTE “Rusty Band 1, 2; Soccer 2. Basketball 2. TERRY MARTIN F'FA 2. 3. 4; Soccer 2. 4: Science Club 3; Basketball I, 2. PAULETTE MASON FHA 1. 2; FBLA 4; Yearbook Staff 4: Committees: Sadie Hawkins 3. Junior Prom 3. Senior FHA officers—'‘Patty and Sandy”. JANINE METCALF Honor Roll 1, 2. 3. 4: FHA 1. 2. 3, Delegate to Mt. Snow 1. 2; Glee Club 1. 2: Dramatics Club. Treasurer 2: JV Cheer- leader 1; FBI.A President 3. Secretary 4; Colebrook Business Get-Together 3. JOHN MORLEY Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1: Science Club 3. RONNEY NAULT FFA 4; Attended Newport High School 1. 2. LARRY PERKINS Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4: FFA 1. 2. Junior President 3. Re- porter 4. District Secretary 4. Fourth place in State Milk Flavor Contest S100 scholarship. Leadership Training Meet- ing in Morrisvillc 3. 4. Boston Milk Marketing Tour 4: Science Club 3: Magazine Drive S30 Club 2, 3. 4. What Hamlet?— Bob” Jan”—FHA National Committeeman. r 55 Tom and Tressa-State Allied Youth Vice President and Secre- tary. LINDA LEACH PIKE “I.in FHA I. 2. 3. Mt. Snow Delegate 2; Glee Club I. 2: Allied Youth 1. 2: FBI.A 3. Vice-President 2. Treasurer 4; JV Cheer- leader Co-Captain 1, Varsity Cheerleader 2. Captain 3; Soccer Cheerleader Captain 3; Junior Prom Queen 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Committees: Freshman Reception 2, Sadie Hawkins 3. STEPHEN E. POWERS Steve FF'A 1, 3, 4, Junior Treasurer 2, Basketball Team 1, 2. 3, 4: Leadership Training Meeting in Morrisville 2, 3: Chess and Checkers Club 1: Basketball 1. 2. 3. VALORIE C. PRLE Val Glee Club 1. 2: FHA 1. 3. Treasurer 2: JV Cheerleader I. 2. Varsity Cheerleader 3. 4; Softball L 3; Committees: Fresh- man Reception 2. Sadie Hawkins 3. Junior Prom 3. SANDRA ROBINSON Sandy Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4: Girls' State Delegate 3. DAR Good Citizenship Girl Award 4; Class Treasurer 3. Student Council 4: FHA 1. 2. Treasurer 3. President 4. Mt. Snow Convention 2. 3: Allied Youth 1. 2: Science Club I; FBI.A 2. 4. Vice- President 3: Hot Lunch Cashier 3. 4: JV Cheerleader 1. 2: Yearbook Staff 4. Yearbook Seminar in Waltham. Mass. 4: Committees: Freshman Reception 2. Sadie Hawkins 3. Junior Prom 3. PATRICIA ANN ROYER Pat Honor 1: Student Council 2: FHA 1. 2. Recreation Leader 3. 4; Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4: JV Cheerleader 1. 2; Varsity Cheer- leader 3. 4; Softball I. 3: Committees: Freshman Reception 2. Junior Prom 3. PHILIP SANVILLE Phil FFA I. 2. 3. 4. DAVID SMITH Dave Honors 1, 3; Science Club 1. 2, 3. President 4; Science Fair I. 2, 3. 4; State Science Fair 1. 3: Golf 2. 3. 4: Allied Youth 1. 2. 3. 4, Buck Hill Falls Delegate 3: Magazine Drive Captain 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Committees: Freshman Reception 2. Sadie Hawkins 3. Junior Prom 3. CAROL SNYDER Honor Roll 2. 3, 4; FBI.A 2. 3. 4: Colebrook. N.H. Business Get-Together 3. Typing Award 2: Science Fair 1; Yearbook Staff 4. Committees: Freshman Reception 2. Junior Prom 3. STEPHEN SPENCER “Steve Allied Youth 3. 4. Washington D.C. Delegate 4: Glee Club 1. 2: Dramatics Club 4: One-Act Play 4; FFA I; Librarian 3: Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Golf Team 1. 3. Committee: Junior Prom 3. RUBY SQUIRES Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Northeastern Vermont Music Festival 2. 3. 4; Science Club 1: FBI.A 2. 3. President 4: Colebrook N.H. Business Get-Together 3; Allied Youth 4: Yearbook Staff 4; Librarian 3. 4. Our DAR girl. “Sandy ”. 56 FBI.A SENIOR OFFIC ERS-Ruby. President; Linda. Treasurer; Anna, News Reporter; Janine, Secretary. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS—“Steve , Ernie”, Bill”, and Sandy . GLORIA STODDARD Honor Roll 3; Glee Club 1. 2; Science Club 1; JV Cheer- leader, 3, 4. LAURENCE THOMPSON Ixirry” Soccer I, 2, 3, 4; FFA 2, 3, 4, Horseshoes 3, 4; Allied Youth 3, 4; Glee Club 3. GARY WILLIAMS FFA 1, 2, 4; Golf Team 2, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Baseball 3. RONALD WILLSON “Ronney” Honor Roll 1, 4; FFA 1, Chapter Farmer 2. Junior Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Leadership Training Meeting 1, 2. 3, 4, FFA State Convention 3. 4: Chess and Checker Club 1. WAYNE YOUNG Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; FFA 2, Reporter 3, Secretary 4, Star Chapter Farmer 3, Chapter Farmer Degree 4, Third in State Poultry Judging 3. FFA Basketball 3, 4; Science Club 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Soccer 3, 4. Pucker Pretty. Waltham or Bust! Off go Sandy, Anna, Barry, Tom, and Mrs. England to the Keller Yearbook Seminar. I laven’t We Grown Up)! 57 Gloria— Our JV Cheerleader— PRESENTING THE CLASS HISTORY Memories In September of 1961, 65 Freshmen entered Orleans High School. At the time, we were the largest Freshman class in the history of the school. Our introduction to OHS was the Freshman Reception sponsored by the Sophomores. Those of the class who managed to survive the occasion elected the following class officers: President, Keith HiHiker; Vice-President, Barry Barton; Secretary, “Deb” Gage; and Treasurer, John Blanchard. Our Class advisors, Mr. Jarvis and Mrs. White, guided us through this year. Our Sophomore year found “Bill” Hodgdon, President; John Blanchard, Vice-President; Janinc Metcalf, Secretary, and Keith Hilliker, Treasurer. From our point of view, the outstanding social event of this year was the Freshman Reception, which we sponsored. Prof. Leslie and Mr. Nicely were the class advisors. As Juniors, we were busy making the Sadie Hawkins Dance and the Junior Prom a success. The theme of the prom was “Blue Hawaii,” and it was held at the Country Club. Class officers were: President, John Blanchard; Vice-President Anna Hull; Secretary, Diane Cota; and Treasurer, Sandra Robinson. Sandra Robinson was a delegate to Girls' State and Steve Kipp, Keith Hilliker, and Bill Hodgdon went to Boys’ State. Mr. Barton and Mrs. Hougha- boon served as our class advisors. As we entered upon our final year in high school, we chose for President, Ernest Emmerson; Vice-President, Anna Hull; Secre- tary, Tressa Long; and Treasurer, Deb” Gage. The time passed quickly as we were having pictures taken, getting the yearbook done, preparing for graduation, and participating in the many other activities of high school with the help cf our advisors Mrs. England and Mr. Brennan. At this time, we are anticipating graduation with eagerness and yet with apprehension. For we realize that upon graduation, we revoke once and for all our childhood and enter life’s main- stream as adults. As we do so, we will always cherish fond memories of our four happy years at Orleans High School. —“Bob” and Ricky” THE ADVERTISEMENTS 1965 PROFESSIONAL ORLEANS A. L. Bonvouloir, M.D. S. B. Churchill, D.V.M. T. F. Gage, M.D. Stanley H. Kipp, Optometrist George H. Leland, D.M.D. BARTON D. O. Todd, D.V.M. Lee E. Emerson, Lawyer NEWPORT Fred B. Crawford, D.M.D. Perry M. Fitch, D.M.D. S. W. F. Hamilton, Jr., D.D.M. Paul E. Howe, Optometrist Earl V. James, Optometrist Lawrence Miller—Attorney at Law Richard Von Nieda, Chiropractor Orleans Mfg. Co., Inc. ORLEANS, VERMONT Home of ETHAN ALLEN FURNITURE UTTON’S DEPARTMENT STORE AUSTIN’S DRUG STORE Clothing for Everyone Since 1905, Over 55 Years of Complete Drug Store Service Open Evenings Registered Pharmacists Dial 754-6044 Orleans, Vermont E. A. SWANSON Trucks, Road Building, Excavating Orleans 754-6662 DEAN’S GROCERY STORE Groceries, Fruits, Meat Delivery Service Orleans 754-6966 Dial 754-6300 Orleans, Vermont FARLAND STUDIO Official Photographer for the CLASS of 1965 Paul M. Farland Hardwick, Vermont 60 CHECKERBOARD WAREHOUSE Feed and Grain Farm and Building Supplies Custom Mixing and Grinding Dial 754-6055 17 Main Street Orleans, Vermont CHAMPLAIN COLLEGE A Junior College of Business Two-Year Associate Degree Courses Accounting Legal Secretarial Medical Secretarial Executive Secretarial Data Processing Management 232 South Willard Street Burlington, Vermont STUDENT CHECKING ACCOUNT: For better budget control SAVINGS ACCOUNTS: To help achieve your goal The Howard National Bank Trust Company LEWIS’ DAIRY, INC. Our Aim Barton Orleans Best in Quality and Service Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Dial 334-2240 Newport, Vermont ORLEANS FEED COMPANY THE L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Skilled hands and Quality mean Craftsmanship “Home Garden and Farm Supplies” Dial 754-6985 Orleans, Vermont Sawyer W. Lee 40 Brewer Parkway South Burlington, Vermont Dial UNiversity 4-6250 also Representing Taylor-made Yearbooks ORLEANS COUNTY AUTOMOBILE DEALERS KERR AUTO SALES, INC. Cadillac - Buick - Olds - Pontiac - G.M.C. Trucks FRAWLEY CHEVROLET INC. Chevrolet Cars Trucks ROLLINS' SALES SERVICE Rambler - Jeep NATOLE MOTOR CO. - Dodge - Chrysler POUTRE'S FORD SALES Ford - Lincoln 61 THE CONVERSE COMPANY Complete Home Furnishings Franchised Dealer for Ethan Allen and Other Fine Furniture Orleans 754-6900 PROUTY MILLER INC. Lumber Building Materials Dial 334-6533 or 334-6534 Newport, Vermont ELMWOOD DAIRY Your Guarantee of Superior Dairy Products Newport 334-8125 BLUE GRILL RESTAURANT Barton, Vermont PAUL P. DANIELS Dealer in Beef, Bulls Calves Albany Dial—755-6105 M. H. CARTER Paint, Wallpaper, Floor Coverings Newport 334-8085 FEDELE’S GROCERY For Fine Foods Newport 334-8661 J. B. COLTON CO., INC. Groceries, Hardware, Fuel Oil Building Supplies Orleans 754-6600 EDWARDS COMTOIS, INC. Quality Furniture and Floor Covering 938 East Main St. Newport 334-8250 FREDERICK’S Men’s, Boys’ Ladies’ Wear Newport 334-2889 FRANK’S STEAKHOUSE DINING ROOM Where Steaks are Famous Newport ANDERSON’S MANUFACTURING CO. Orleans, Vermont Compliments of VERMONT LOAN CORPORATION Newport 334-6575 LYNDONVILLE OFFICE MACHINES Lyndonville, Vermont BLAUVELT ENGINEERING CO. Consulting Engineers Dial 754-6676 Orleans, Vermont ORLEANS CANDY CO. Wholesale Dealers in Frozen Foods, Beverages and Produce Newport, Vermont HOWARD A. REED MEMORIALS Union Street Newport, Vermont AL’S AUTO SERVICE Automotive Repairs Dial 754-6020 Orleans, Vermont MALCOLM PICKEL, Builder Willoughby Dial 525-3708 Barton, Vermont 62 PHELP’S PHARMACY Prescription Specialists Newport 334-8655 W. S. MITCHELL “Everything in Farm Equipment” Newport 334-2800 CITIZENS UTILITIES Light and Power Newport 334-6600 FLOOD SHOES, INC. “Everything in Shoes but Feet” Newport 334-2584 FARRANT’S GREENHOUSE Flowers For All Occasions Newport 334-6660 PYROFAX GAS CORPORATION Serving Orleans County Newport 334-8155 SEQUIN MUSIC CO., INC. “Home of Lowery Organs” 69 Main Street, Newport ROLAND E. ROYER Insurance Agency General Insurance Newport 334-8116 KIPP INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance Orleans 754-6930 GULF HEATING OILS John Morley, Proprietor Orleans 754-6320 PHIL COLLETTE’S Plumbing Heating Orleans 754-6365 J. J. NEWBERRY CO. Known for Quality Merchandise at Popular Prices Newport H. P. HOOD SONS Farm Store—County Dept. Newport THE COFFEE SHOP—OPEN 7-10:30 Home Style Cooking Derby Line DERBY-PORT DRIVE-IN THEATER Adults 60t—Children Free PIERCE PHARMACY Cortland A. Ruggles, Reg. Barton 525-3400 GLEN’S AUTO BODY, INC. PLYMOUTH AND VALIANT SALES SERVICE 24-Hour Wrecking Service We Move House Trailers Home of Quality Body Work 664 E. Main Street Newport 8145 DON’S RESTAURANT For Fine Food We Specialize in Southern Fried Chicken Chops and Sea Food Dial 754-9382 Orleans. Vermont CONVERSE FUNERAL and AMBULANCE Barton SERVICE Orleans 525-3770 754-6370 Newport Derby Line 334-6300 873-3132 Experienced Mechanics All Types of Repair Work” NoRustal Undercoaling at special low rate COME SEE US! THE BURKEWITZ GARAGE Coventry, Vermont 63 Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of 1965—A Friend NEWPORT ASSOCIATED INSURANCE AGENCIES INC. MUIR’S PASTRY SHOP EASTSIDE RESTAURANT ED NEEDLEMAN’S STANLEY’S BEAUTY SHOP HILTON METERED GAS SERVICE INC. IOLA’S BEAUTY SHOP CHARLIE’S PIZZA EASTMAN PHARMACY CAMIRAND'S AUTO BODY SERVICE WESTERN AUTO GLADSTONE SHOE STORE J. B. POLICE BURT’S HARDWARE BOND COMPANY JEWELERS SPATES, The Florist NORTHLAND SPORTS M. H. FISHERMAN CO. INC. ORLEANS BENSON’S MARKET CROTEAU AUTO PARTS LANOUE’S I.G.A. SUPER MARKET MASON'S SUNOCO STATION PARK VIEW GARAGE BRUCE STODDARD Nationwide Insurance Agent T. N. T. SUPER MARKET VALLEY HOUSE INC. VALLEY HOUSE BARBER SHOP ORLEANS FROZEN FOOD LOCKER ARTHUR WELLS Ditch Digging and Bulldozing C L. RESTAURANT ORLEANS BODY SHOP MISS ORLEANS DINER MAPLE LANE NURSING HOME PHILIP ROYER—Ski-Doo BARTON IRASBURG BARTON CLEANERS L. L. GILES—Groceries, Clothing, Footwear GREEN MOUNTAIN FENCE CO.—Route 5 CANDLEPIN RESTAURANT—Route 5 E. M. BROWN—Feed Store CLINT’S ELECTRICAL SERVICE C.C. WARD RAY LUNGE ANTIQUES POP’S LUNCH PARK RESTAURANT INC. HILL TOP BEAUTY SHOP SHELTRA’S PLEE-ZING STORE DOT’S RESTAURANT WILLOUGHBY PERKIN’S HILL TOP COTTAGES LACROSS COTTAGES—Route 5A BROWNINGTON DERBY TOUGAS GENERAL STORE BRANCH BROOK SAWMILL THE SALT BOX DALE CONLEY COVENTRY ALBANY DAVIS GENERAL STORE THAYER’S STORE HACKETT'S STORE W. P. 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