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

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Knowledge Into Our Noggins Civics, and American Problems), the sci- ences (General Science, Biology, Physics and Chemistry), and the clerical subjects, (typing, shorthand, transcription, bookkeep- ing, business organization, law, merchan- dising, office practice, and store training.) The trade and industrial boys delve into electricity, drafting, machine shop, auto mechanics, and mechanical drawing. A popular girls’ course is home economics. Special subjects include driver training, music appreciation, and speech and drama. The addition of the last three in recent years is a tribute to the progressiveness of the school administration. 7

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Oar Instructors Strive to Drill English and electricity, mechanics and math, drafting and drama, you name it and it's probably covered in a Spaulding curric- ulum. Freshmen entering the portals of S.H.S. have a choice of everything from Shakespeare to Steinmetz, from Edison to Einstein, and from Virgil to El Cid. Four courses, college prep, academic, commercial, and trade and industrial, are offered with English being the common de- nominator in all. In the first three courses, fhe predominating departments include mathematics (general math, algebra, plane geometry, and trigonometry), the foreign languages (Latin, French, and Spanish), the social studies (Modern and U.S. History, Mr- Allison English, Sentinel ‘ft Mr,‘ B acUore English Mrs. Hazel Mitchell French, Substitute Miss Stella Brooks Latin, J.C.L. Miss Grace Bixby Spanish, Spanish Club, Guidance Mr. Gerald Yandov English, Dramatics

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Mr. Colin Gray Industrial Arts Maintenance—Mr. John Emslie, Mrs. Elizabeth Milne, Mr. George Nye. mh ccad Mr. Thomas Lyman Driver Training — Music Miss Victoria Boyce Mr. Virgilio Mori Vocational School—Back: Mr. Henry Drake, Mr. Paul Winters, Mr. Armand Beltrami, Mr. Melvin Hook. Front: Mr. Gerald Aubin, Mr. Emilio Politi. Last But M Least