Orleans High School - Sword Yearbook (Orleans, VT)

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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

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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

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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