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

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Mr. Melvin W. Hook Miss Naomi Hurlbutt Radio and Electricity Physical Education Miss Pamela James English Mrs. Eunice Marshall Home Economics Miss Christine Martin Algebra, Trigonometry Solid Geometry Mrs. Ruth McGill Head of English Dept. Echo tuning up our defects . The academic course allows more electives than the other three. These students have the opportunity of selecting any of the college prep courses plus home economics, commercial electives. Four and two of physical educi all pupils. Mr. Joseph McGinty Biology, Ec. Geog. The commercial department develops the usiness ability of the student, preparing him for a career immediately following high school. There are courses in both office work and sales techniques. The latter includes a part-time job which gives the stqdent a chance to apply what he has learned, Music Mr. Paul Nutter Shop 6 if 1 Mr. Harris Palmer Chemistry, Gen. Science Mr. Robert Pierce English Mr. Emilio Politi Monumental Design Mr. Julian Preuss Civics, Am. Problems Guidance Mrs. Rose Sassone French, French Club Mr. David Seeley Biology, Algebra, Plane Geometry Mr. Barrett Waling Driver Training

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Mr. Gerald Aubin Miss Julia Austin Machine Shop Latin, J. C. L. Miss Gertrude Brannon English Mr. Donald Beede Cons. Ed., Bus. Law Spaulding offers four curricula: commercial, industrial, academic, and college preparatory, with excellent teachers to train the students in each course. A staff of guidance counselors, directed by Mr. Frank Devine, interviews each student and aids in planning high school and future college Some students enter high school with hopes of further education after graduation. For them, Spaulding offers the college preparatory curri- culum. Included in this course are electives in science, history, mathematics, and languages, all of which are required for college entrance. ou s. rilcTClark Math. Bookkeeping Mr. Henry Drake Auto Mechanics Miss Ruth Coburn English Mr. Gerard Gendron Distributive Ed. U Coach Deep Corey hys. Ed., Athletics Amy Geodell Mr. George Dean Physics, Gen. Science p Miss Jeanne Gwozdz Shorthand, Trans. Miss Rachael Dix Home Economics, F. H. A. Mr. Jean Hamilton Civics Miss Grace Bixby Spanish, Spanish Club The mechanics are busy

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Miss Jean Watson Mr. Richard Wescott English History, Coach fit• Miss Elizabeth White MrSTMarjorie Worthington Algebra, Geometry Guidance Mrs. Flora Young Shorthand, Bookkeeping Ehglish, Sentinel those m rested in mecrQjiics, electri - Miss Helen Cate and Mr. Ernest Philbrook Art city, drafting, and woodworking, the trade school provides an opportunity for acquiring practical experience. The commercial department devel- ops the business ability of the student, prepar- ing him for a career immediately following high school. Boys interested in industrial arts attend three periods at Spaulding each day and then go up on the hill. Here they have a chance to put their knowledge to work in classes in mechanics, electricity, drafting, and woodwork- ing. The trade school provides a great oppor- tunity for acquiring practical experience. and wiping off the dust.