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

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FOREWORD The Granite industry which is, without a doubt, the most important in central Vermont and which has the most influence on our daily lives represents our past, present, and perhaps our future. All around, up and down our Main Street, we find evidence of the meaning of the industry to our com- munity. The Youth Memorial, the Post Office, and Aid- rich Public Library—each of these represents our friends, relatives, and neighbors who are connected with the industry. Webster defines granite as being of unyielding firmness or endurance, meaning of course, that it will last forever. Similarly, the memories we will carry with us when we leave Spaulding will never be forgotten but will last our lifetime. For this reason we have chosen it as the theme for Our Echo of 1955.