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

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COMMERCIAL-L e f t t o 'nghtz Patricia A. O'I..eary, Peter Argus, Robert Sheehan, Rebecca Hobbs. l K I -.A 13,111 .if Ii,L:J F lv-m.f'T GUIDE Many students at Spaulding are taking the commercial course in preparation for a business career after high school. Such subjects as Book' keeping, Shorthand, Typing, Transcription, Secf retarial Office Practice, and Law are offered. These subjects give a good background for fur' ther training at a business school if a student continues. We are proud of the success of our graduates. ..- .,.a...411th ,I 1 llf we All the mathematics and science classes at Spaulding are full. General Science for freshmen, Biology for sophomores, Physics for juniors, and Chemistry for seniors are the four sciences taught. Students preparing for college are able to take Mathematics four years, from Algebra to Solid Geometry and Trigonometry. Those not planning to go to college take General Mathematics in their freshman year. 3,-:Tvs C7 J ' S. White. Q.. I MATHEMATICS AN D S C I E N C EgLeft to 'right Harris C. Palmer, Christine S. Martin, Harry W Mc L Kay, Ir., Alice P. Sargent 5 g Q5 George R. Dean, Elizabeth . if

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SOCIAL STUDIES-Left to right Julia B. Austin, julian S Preuss, Amy E. Goodell, fabsent William H. Martinj. When we study Social Studies we learn the history, geography, and economy of our country. These subjects give us a background and make us realize how great our country is. We learn how our country was nrst established and under what conditions. No matter where we go or what we do we'll be better citizens after studying his' tory, geography, or problems of America. ' LANGUAGES- - L e ft to nght, third row: Luther W. Allison, Fred P. Nickless, Ir., Gerald Yandow, Second row: Ruth M. McGill, Faith B. Linsley, Rose T. Sassone. First row: Beatrice M. Black' more, Grace l. Bixby fSpan' ishj, Stella M. Brooks fLatinI, Elizabeth H, W'est- cott fFrenchI. SIQIME Talking is a means of conveying a person's thoughts, but who ever thought of trying to speak Latin. Latin is a subiect to translate for enjoy' ment and knowledge. In Spanish and French class we learn to read, write. and speak the popular language. English, our most important language, is always interesting because there is always some' thing new to learnf Languages are becoming more important every . Mix fl f' Q

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