Orleans High School - Sword Yearbook (Orleans, VT)

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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

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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

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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.