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

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1 1 S 1 5-AF , . 1 -r UMEl 1 r y - . 4 Pi if :J F-1' E9 1 fi F- M my in Ea l '11 al I l 1 fl rl' .kklgffv-' M-AQ' xdlei 2 el f 1 l sr-.fs-.-14' Y asialgml.-X4-4xL'A El 2 1 5. K - ,.- Y-' --i' 1 .lar .-'-. Q. b 'A-: 'X OUR ECHO tw .AAIJ41 !,,gu lg ,pE5ggggg,, Board of School Commissioners John C. Booth, 53 Hill Street Ward 1 Dr. Howard H. Reid, Edgewood Avenue Ward 2 Miss Eva G. Smith, 80 Summer Street Ward 3 William T. Calder, 471 North Main Street Ward 4 Louis Frattini, 19 Foss Street Ward 5 John MacDonald, 14 Elmore Street Ward 6 According to the city ordinances, the School Board consists of six com missioners. Each of the six wards elects one commissioner to serve three years. Two are elected each year. This Board has the management of all the public schools and employs the superintendent, principal, and teachers It cannot incur liabilities in behalf of the city exceeding in the aggregate in any year such a sum as would be raised by a tax of one dollar and thirty-five cents upon the dollar of the grand list of the city except by a vote at a city meeting. School Officers The school officers are:-Treasurer of City Schools, Ralph Olliver, City Clerk, Superintendent of City Schools, Ralph E. Nobleg Principal of High School, Willis H. Hosmerg Secretary to Superintendent, Phyllis E. Vercoe Secretary to Principal, Mary M. Stepheng Truant Officer, Dennis Donahue. School Sessions The school year is for thirty-seven weeks. High school has one session from 8:10 to 1:15, with an intermission of ten minutes at 12:25. The morn ing session in grades four to eight inclusive is from 9 to 11:45, and afternoon session is from 1:10 to 3:55. Grades two and three dismiss fifteen minutes earlier, grade one dismisses thirty minutes earlier Tuition Rates five dollars a year. For the grades, it is fifteen dollars a term or ,forty-live dollars a year Sl HO0I Q ALFNIMR 1934 1931 Fall Term begins Tuesday, September 4, 1934 to December 19 1934 Vacation-December 20 1934 to January 2 1935 Second ggeriod begins Thursday January 3 1935 to February 1 5 Vacation-February 16 1935 to February 24 1935 Third Period begins Monday February 25 1935 to April 19 1935 Vacation-April 20 1935 to April 28 1935. Fourth Period begins Monday April 29 1935 to June 14 1935 The tuition for the high school is twenty-five dollars a term or seventy . . U 1 9 .1 , , 16, I gl 1 1 - 5 9 1 1 ' Y Y 4 s 9 1 ' 5. 51 , ,H , F . Fi?551951F7Qi'lFKY1fm1Yhi1Fhflfhiiim 'P ' WMNTTQYZ ' ' l FF' 'Y' 'T ' - T 'P ' ' ' I'6Yllf0'll'7li'lP75lF?oi1l751lf0N I , I C21