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

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I7 if 55 To the Class of 1942 In 1011 'rt thc trnrc ol the cntrv ol the Urrrted St rtu rrrto World XX rr I r young urrter rssued 'r boorr ulrrqh 'rttr uted urdesprerd rrtcntron Ihr roo vr rs cntrtlcd You 'ur the Hope ol the XX rrld x du rmto e Youth ol Arnerrrr s s 1 ' og, 'rs r :oct cry erm ,roetry I doubt hoyyeyer rf 'my poerrr of hrs wrll Irve 'rs on as that Irttle rrr rtronal book each clr rptcr of uhrth bu rn B ys md 4 rr N avo how rrruch nrore rt rs true to dav when thrs beloved Amerrca oi o rrs rs plunfred INTO a far more chaotrc war XXorId War II And so horrourne fron the DIITBSQOIOWV of Herm rn Haffedorn I say lrradufrtes oi Sp ru drnv r rnd thousands of young people lfke you are the hope ot the world Xou are voung yrgorous courweous and your strenrth and 'rpacrtr s are s ye untapped I 'rm not gornrf to enumerate your 'rcconrplrshrrrents of the past four vears Your Fcho has all that rn retrospect That record rs now rn the past tense rt rs the future tense whrch sou are Horne to wrrte rn the years ahead that rs uppermost rn my mrnd these days As 1 natron rn the p rst years we ye taken thrnvs tremendously tor 1 rfrnted I rocrty cfm e to us s a brrthrrght and as such we have a cepted rt The rnstrtutrons and laws under whrch we lrve have seemed to us as firm and eternal as our own Ver mont hrlls But eyents ot the past len months have proved that thrs rs '1 fallacy Fhey are not frrm they are not eternal' Fhey are nerther trre proof nor bomb proof Amerrca now faces the farct that she cannot exrst on her splendid past She must face a true realraatron of the present or she ur I have nc future Why do I Wrrte thrs to you 'I Because you are the hope of Amerr a You belong to the Ueneratron who are gorng not only to save but to recon struct XXhen order has come out ot chaos when peace rs affarn restored we rre golng to need archrtects enffrneers chemrsts trarrrcd me hanrcs 'md artrsans expert rn every lrne of vsork Paul and Paulrne Revere, alert ready to do therr duty whenever and wherever that dutv arrses are gorng, o be drawn from your ranks That rs yy hv Herman Hagedorn 'rddressed hrs message to the youth ot a quarter of a centurv ago many of whom are four mothers and fathers And you the second generfrtron to face a vyorld uar must take up therr mantle You vyrll Amerrca hfrs tarth rn Vou XVe all hfrve farth rn you lfmerson fr centurv fwo rn one ot hrs Xoluntarres expressed thrs thought thus bo nrgh rs ur rndeur to the dust So ne rr rs trod to mfrn XVhen Duty whrspers low Ihou must Then youth replres, I can WILLIS II HOSMICR C293 ' lf 6 R F K m l x ' ,r 'l ' 1 D I L' E xr' ' I Fi - x z j 3' C ' ' '- I 'z' ' ' z ai r ' . 's I k 'zu ' ' 1 r ' X 'I ' and it vas r -r d to th ' -2. 'lllrc author was just lregirrrrrrg to gain ru' frriliorr . ' 2 1 2 . To- la j II -' an Ilaggedorrr holds :rn cstecrrred place irr tl e realm ol' r V ,,. 'c.v ' U ',c.r gc. ' ins1 z ' 1 . C ' ' 2 ' ' I' 31 s o 1 1'-ls ol' Arriericzr, you are the hope ol' the world I If that premise was true twenty-live years 5 H 'S . - x v '51 A . ' L S 6 . . , , v . I h v .. , 5. , I 1 v I 1 ' I . I ' V v Q ht c Z, , ., 2 c , 1 . ,U HIM . r H , r' , , , E5 , V' g C ' cf 'er a' A' Z c l D I c ' ' l 1 l I rr ' n ' . ' ' Y ' U . 4 . c 3 ' ' J D 5 f c I K' . c , 2 ' v ' - 'r , v. I L. ,,, f br. . .gk . A .cj ,af v Y Y C. . . . Q . . i ' I v X' . ' V K. . V ' ' . K I V I I r ' U I . c , V 1 . c I C . . X 5 - V , I . . I w ' V C 5 1 z I C '- ' D' , - ', ' 1 3 , c . . . v . lc . V 1. u , ' 1 1 'M Y ' J' z ' ' f , ' 1 1 ' V ' . YY, , wx I . I , ' , c I ic I I v I c . I- . l ' c ' I l I , - ' ' 1 . . ' ' ' Y .' - c c . 1 , c U c l., A r , . . ' I . . I C Y 1 I ' 'V 1 1 . c , ' ' llfi YI ' '64 . 77

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E2 Q Class of 1942 CC RILHARD VNII SON P1 esldent GILORGIL GI ADDINIG bcuetaxx JEANLTTE LEI-EX Rh Treasurer Class Advlsers Falth B Lmsley Olan A Rand Class Flowel Red Rose Class Coloxs Red md Whlte Cla s Motto Wffmt bum s sumess 6283 JEAN MITCHELL, Vice-President

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v ess? EZ SHS 1942 ANTOINETTE M ABBIATI L4HllIl1LIC'l3.l course 10 Murray Street Tuesdax Lb nes 1 Athleuc A socxatxon 1 9 3 4 Assemblles 1 3 Sentlnel Txplst 4 Olchestra 3 Glee Llub Loncext 'S Band 3 4 Lon melc1al Llum 4 Freehxnd D1 mm 1 Nlanet or Ant as ber fI'1CNllS call her IS a IIILISIL lox er xxlth 1 frlendlx personallts She IS werv fond of b1cvc Illlllljl and cnJoss basketball football and the moues She dlsllkcs QIOSSIIJ and tattleta es as well as people who are for ex er talklngx After she vets her camera it graduation lhope she IS sure ff ltl she plans to make photofflaphy a hobby She would llkc to be a stenoglapher after she leaxes school DOROTH Y Nl A I A LffIII1lT'l9lLl'il Louxse 48 West Patterson Street Tuesday Lhonus 1 Athletlc Assoclatmon 1 9 3 4 Commercial Q lub 4 Dependable Dc ttle enjoxs all sports but cl1Sllli6S w ear lnif hats Shc lox es to collect postcards and tells us she has especlillx on the roller coastcl and when she Hot stllclx lll a IIIOXIDQ barrel She often QXLl3.II1lS l'o1 Goodness sakes So vshat? She xxou d lxke to get an offlcc Job and also traxel Best ofluclc Dot IEONA C AJX L fblllllieltldl L o use 9 Lentlal Street Tuesdax Lhoxus 1 Athletlc Assoclatlon 1 9 3 4 Assemblles 4 Sparlsh Club 9 3 4 bshex Semol Plax 4 c,UU1ITl9lCl3.l Llub 4 Student Louncll 3 Class Basketball! 2 'S 4 Sentmel 9 3 4 Nlechanlcal Draw me 2 Sentlnel TVp1st 4 Home Inconomlcs Lluo 3 4 VICE Presldent Home Fconomlcs Llub 3 Home Leonomxcs Lluo Replesentatlve to Poultnex xElI'l1UY'll3 Scholastle S 9 3 lxo 'Vlerlto-1 Ieona has had the pleasure of vxalklnfv the de lc of a l1IlLI Vltll lxlflf Altonsos son when enroute to Spain One of her iaxorlte hobbles IS collectlnw tov dogs of whlch she l ls lcqulred K goodly nuxnbel Leona IS lnterested ln all slorts l er pet dlsllkes axe concelted ath etes snobs sass and long soul faces Belng helpful acurate and depend abl mll he p her to secure a good offlce posltlon 6303 -H!! Q 'F f , ,f A . ,K , Q' so . , L l w .ll A A I ' . l ' ,. ' W' . , v ' .' mi ' ' ,H,',: ' ,l . j - - ' v 1 v 1 v N 1 ' ' 2 ' 2 'Q SI . nk! 'F ns VY l 1 ' I ' ' . 1 L v u ' v vi 1 -. v 1 I y l I w v v . 5 r x c . . . x V .e' -' ' A, ' v .- 1 . v' f. if .li c 1 S, c .' c' ' v . K, l ' c f V 1. ,S A x , l., , Y u , . .gl ' K. B. .. K ' ' . -. 5, I H I Y l I l n ' I A ,, . . . . 1 ' ' an V! W qulte a COllGL'l1Oll. Dot had loads of fun at Loney Island, 3 , 2 A, . . 5. ,. L , K. -. s , , ' '. 4 - A' ' ' 5 ' 5. 4 Y or AL 'Y Y? ' v I ' V ' Y A , .. ,,, . A u I W .pvl ' v -- W 1 , , c . . i ' 'I -1 ' v l 5 -1 Q .V 8 .l . 1 I I , ,-,Q 3 I Y-,' , 1 L l ' - sf 5 . 3 , 3 ' y L . N ,I . , , u . , , ,, ' . 7 - . ', H J! . YJ- ' . v v L1 ' I - -v v I - - - y ' - 1. , , , . . . . . , , . , . . , , A . I5 4 s . .- ' ' y A ' -1 v ' ' rs ., ' A 11: z - 4' ' j '. ' . ' ,., . J ' ' - - . . ' 1 - - .J 1 . . A - . ., . , , . , . n - , , -l ' l. 'V . . V c K Q ' L ' .