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

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5 E Page Twenty-eight I W EDA CECCHINI Commercial Course 29 Maple Avenue Glee Club 113 Sleighride Q31 Opera House Decoration Q31 Athletic Association C2-3-41 Pro Merito C43 f'Our Echo 141 Sentinel Prize C41 Eda believes: Art is long and life is short. To say She's small, but oh my may be using a hackneyed ex- pression-but none can fit quite as that does. Eda's just full of laughter and chatter. If you sit near her in class, you, too, will contract the gigglesg but if it's at a game, you'll go home with an ear ache. And if we speak of marks, she has you there. Honor rolls and Pro Merito aren't celebrated occasions with her, indeed, they ai e every day occurrences. We doubt greatly whether Friday drawing classes could be held without this star pupil, but she hasn't disappointed them yet. Remember when Eda had a page of draw- ing printed in the Sentinel sophomore year? And prizes for drawing aren't given for efliciency in ping pong! ROSE CERASOLI Commercial Course 11 Quarry Street Rosie says that if a person goes to too many dances she is soon considered cheap. Rosie is a typical brunette and flapper of our class, who loves dancing, playing cards, parties, outdoor sports. Everyone knows how Rosie endured her first pair of high heel shoes at the freshman reception. Studies never bothered her. She looked forward to the first day of school as a time to sit and enjoy herself, for she didn't believe in doing anything so strenuous as studying Has she changed '? Just the same, she has won many friends by her socia- ble, friendly, and winning ways. Rosie enjoys typewriting, but bookkeeping gives her a pain, so she says. She also likes short- hand and she is a shark in it. Wasn't she proud of that E in the six weeks exam! Her sole aim is to become a stenographer, for she despises housework.

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Page Twenty-seven EDITH MAY CAMERON 4 Tuesday Chorus CD Athletic Association Q2-3-41 Modest, studious, affectionate, sensible. Edith is another member of our class that represents East Barre. Would one ever think that this dignified senior was full of fun ? Well, Camie will long be remembered for her funny sto- ries and good humor. She enjoys parties and sportsg and for that matter, anything that has a good time attached to it. It was al- ways a wonder to her why the girls couldn't have a baseball team. Being tall and a fast runner, she was a star on the East Barre squad. Her hobby-well, she has fallen for roller skating. Many a pleasant evening she has spent on a skating rink: and the follow- ing evenings, she has passed nursing the bruises she gained there- on. Her greatest desire is to teach. Remember, Edith, when you get to be a pedagogue, it will still be your duty as a Christian to be kind to dumb animals. IOLE IRMA CARUSI ommercial Course 16 Second Street horus GJ Drawing fl-23 Athletic Amociation 12-3-42 You always did the cutest things. , l Do We need to look around and wonder when we hear the famil- iar expression 0h, isn't itt-'? Of course not, it could be no one but Iole. lole loves to skate. Skating and walking seem to be her pet hobbies. She is very enthusiastic about her trip to New York and her sophomore year. She can tell some strange and hu- morous incidents about her travels. lole does not care much about studying but still her lessons are always prepared. Our lit- tle Iole makes a very attractive salesladyg she has ably proved it to us. Lool's one big wish is to go to Washington-to see the presi- dent, maybe? lole, with her sunny disposition, will make a good stenographer for some big firm. in 'Y 'f--- git W C' Nil Elf l 'M?FYllf . M6iiFlfllll'illfD- Commercial Course East Barre, Vt.

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Page Twenty-nina C LEWIS CHASE General Course 380 N. Main Street Track Q1-41 ' fp Class Basketball Q2-31 f,,Luf'lf Football C3-41 ' Athletic Association fl-2-3-41 Varsity Basketball Squad C41 Do ladies prefer blondes ? It's queer, but we've never given him a nickname. The be- ginning of an impromptu musical career began during his fresh- man year, when the upperclassmen thoroughly enjoyed his solo in Room D at the freshman reception. Studying went about so-so the first year but in the sophomore year he didn't do a thing. Lewis is a famed hsherman. We recall how he and Dente fished all day on a class ride without any dinner. A change took place during the last two years. He tried his ability in sports. He did so well We regretted that he had not tried his freshman year instead of his junior. During the past summer he, trying to anchor his aHec- tions upon either Harvard or Yale, visited both Boston and New Haven. N PHILIP CLARK General Course 72 Miles Building Marshal QU Q Hallowe'en Ball Committee Q23 . Secretary C23 Decorating Committee Q32 Class Basketball C1-21 Class Baseball Q1-2-33 'Q Basketball Manager Q41 Student Council 141 President 141 Curtains yield to strength. Here he goes, small, but powerful. One of the most popular young men in Spaulding, he has been greatly honored. Who doesn't admire Phil with his high and fine ideals? Philip is a lover of sports and became our basketball manager in his senior year. He has followed the teams everywhere. Although Phil has never been on the honor roll, he always has his lessons prepared, and seldom, if ever, disappoints his teachers. Philip dislikes baked beans and hot dogs on a sleighride. That's why we had such a ban- quet our senior year. His greatest ambition is to grow. V ,