Spaulding High School - Our Echo Yearbook (Barre, VT)

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Page Twenty SENIOR OFFICERS Philip Clark, President Manuela Paz Garcia, Vice-President Class Colors Old Rose and Silver Gray Class Flower Ophelia Rose Class Motto Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you C. Dorothy, Simpson, Secretary Simon T. Gould, Treasurer v ff -

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'I Mft Page Twenty-one ENNIO ABBIATI General Course 90 Circle Street Football Q1-2-3-41 Captain 143 Sentinel Board C3-41 Captain All-Vermont Football Team MJ Just to all as well as to himself. ' In Fudgie's words, No game like football g to us, No Cap- tain like Abiattif' Any opponent will attest to the prowess of 28's gridiron leader. Although to Ennio football is the sport, he also tells us of a baseball team he organized and how every game ended in a free-for-all. He likes to tinker, so he got hold of a Hivver and rebuilt it for speed and many a mile he traveled in it. Speak- ing of traveling, six years ago he took a trip to Italy, so he often tells us about his Greek experiences in an Italian school. His ambition is to get a college education, and incidentally, play a little football. There's no stopping a boy like Ennio. LAURA MAE ALLEN General Courseiw 10 Bolster Avenue what I he 'Tis service that measures success. Merry Christmas, Laura! for this girlie was born on Christ- mas and a fine present she was. Lolly, as her more intimate friends call her, went to Waterbury through her sophomore year, and then she came to Spaulding to further her education. She says she is fond of all sorts of animals, and in the future we expect her to be caring for a menagerie. She is always ready to go skiing, hiking, or skating since outdoor sports are among her chief enjoy- ments. She detests angle-worms and dish washing. But what girl doesn't ? She is a student of no mean ability, we'll say. She surely can talk the French language as though she were a born na- tive. It is no wonder that she hopes to become a French teacher. .-i'14u'wJ K k - -. V I