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

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Page Thirty PRISCILLA MAE COLE General Course 47 Beacon Street Glee Club fl-2-3-41 Prize Speaking Q11 Mandolin Club Q21 Senior Play C41 Orchestra Substitute C41 I'l1 bet the answer is going to be funny. A puff of wind? A cloud of dust? A ghost? No! Just Priscilla, hurrying through th.e hall with not a second's margin of time to sparc. In classes one can bet the answer is going to be funny. Pris marks time in school, for the minutes seem like hours. We surely couldn't get along without her when it comes to playing at our class affairs. But Mitzi doesn't spend all of her time play- ing the piano. Oh! No! Can she act? Can she dance? Can she joke? We know she has all kinds of talents. And she adores War! She's enthusiastically waiting for the next one! Almost any day one can see her speeding up the road in her sporty little coupe, ready for a lark! So talented is Priscilla that she may follow either a professional or a commercial career. MARY VIOLET COLETTI W Commercial Course 4 Bolster Place Gypsy in Tuberculosis Campaign C11 Song Leader in Southern Girls Q21 Hallowe'en Masquerade Committee Q21 Strawride Committee 131 Decoration Committee Q31 Class Basketball Q2-3-41 Athletic Association Q2-3-41 Giggles should be her middle name. Mary was born in San Donato, Italy, and she came 'way across the sea to go to our schools. She has brown curly hair, large dark eyes, and a peaches-and-cream complexion. She's very enthusias- tic about all kinds of athletics. During the senior year she was captain of the class basketball teamg and if the team was a little disappointing at times, it wasn't the captain's fault. Aviation must be one of her side interests, since she dreams of marrying Lindy. There is usually a supply of questions at the tip of her tongueg but remember, that's the road to wisdom! Her great as- piration is to be a nurse. Her merry laugh is very contagious, and a positive cure for the most severe attack of blues .

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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 ,

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Page Thirty-one SILVIA E. COMOLLI Commercial Course 11 Cambria Street Junior Assembly 13D Pro Merito 141 Athletic Association 142 Silvia believes in deeds not words. never yielded to the fad of bobbed hair. Anything flapperish is very distasteful to her. She is industrious and con- scientious in her school work. There is nothing affected in her per- sonality. If you ask her opinion of anything, you are sure to get a frank reply. Poetry holds a great attraction for her, but her spec- ial hobby is stamp-collecting. She exchanges stamps with strang- ers in various parts of the world, and receives letters in different languages. She is deeply interested in this foreign correspon- dence. This quiet maid can't abide disorder. Her slogan is a place for everything and everything in its place. As a senior, she was all hopes and expectations. May these go with her in her commercial career. NELSON JOHN DENTE General Course 367 N. Main Street Class Baseball 11-2j Football 11-21 Strawride Committee 13, -N Athletic Association 11-2-3-45 . Baseball 13-41 Class Basketball 12-3-41 Sleighride Committee 14, 1 wt 9 Don't be stupid. Nelsie is interested in all forms of athletics, from football to baseball. He has sacrificed much clothing in athletic frays. His ambition in high school was realized last fall when he earned his letter in football. How he despised geometry-only he can tell. But he does not neglect his studies, and manages to always keep far above the passing grade. He is interested in mechanical work and plans to become an electrician or an engineer in the near fu- ture. We often find Nelson working in his father's store. Nelsie also likes the great open spaces. Very often he may be found in the woods, hunting gameg or by some stream he may be seen fish- ing. One more thing--Nelson is to start dancing---I 'f .I n . .M v 'f '