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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,V 3 all ,aff an - if JR. THE HILL-Left to right: Henry H. Drake, Paul V. Winters, Armand Belt' rami, Melvin W. Hook, Gerald C. Aubin, Emilio E. Politi. Up on the hill pupils learn a trade. They F In L Il I1 W learn by doing the actual thing. This experience is more profitable to them than any learning from books. PHYSICAL EDUCATION-Peggy Jones, Deep I. Corey. ME' MAINTENANCE-Left to right: John Emslie, Mrs, Elizabeth Milne, George S. Nye, Qabsent Clyde Merrillj.