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

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February 5 we elected our class ofhcers who were Charles Pelle- grini, president, Robert McAllister, vice-president, Lorraine Laferriere, secretary and Norma Palmer, treas- urer. Sylvia Cozzi and Deanna Hart were announced to be first and second prize winners, respectively, in the apron-making contest. This event was sponsored by the Singer Sewing Machine Company Febru- ary 20. In June we proudly wore our class colors of red and white to our first class day sponsored by the senior class. 4 Y3f': ,,, L. Laferriere, secretary, N. Palmer. treasurer. 0402 . Two of our classmates, B. Martin and B. Cornish, proved themselves to be able thespians in A Midsummer Night's Dream. FRESHMAN PLAY The Most Lamentable and Cruel Death of Pyramus and Thisbe by William Shakespeare Pyramus: tBottoml Kimball Darling Thisbe: iFlutel Bruce Cornish Wall: tSnoutl Norman Choiniere Lion: lSnugl Robert Mashia Moonshine: lStarvelingi Albert Couillard Prologue: lQuincel Booth Martin I5 'H0ulg, 'F X . W A 4 ,. I .ll

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Here we are as freshmen, somewhat afraid, going through our hrst receiving line. ,. 3 s M. Vasoli, M. Roy, are dressed up in very first class dcy I4 We entered as freshmen September 3, l952 eager and ready to embark upon tour exciting years at Spaulding. That same September we attended our first big dance. The Student Council spon- sored Freshmen Reception. Most of us were trembling in our boots, but we still enioyed it. lt was at this dance that we experienced our first receiving line. Next were chosen the Jayvee cheerlead- ers and maiorettes. The cheerleaders were Sandra Laquerre, Barbara Hamel, Norma Palmer, Mary Calcagni, and Rosemary An' zalone. The Jayvee maiorettes chosen were Linda Greiner, .lane Boudreau, Barbara Knutson, Ann Petell and Susan Yaeger. fu' 23 Ft J if ,fx 'Fm C.. Pellegrini, president, R McAllister, vice-president. A. Petell, M. Calcagni their formals for their 7044417

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The ring we now wear proudly We started our second year at Spaulding on September 5, 1953, expecting to enioy our sophomore year as much as we enioyed our first, On September 28 we chose our class officers. Douglas Ordway was chosen president, Ronnie Williamson, vice-presidentg Donna McLeod, sec- retary, and Melvyn Lawson, treasurer. We held our Sophomore Hop October lo with the auditorium gaily decorated in a har- vest theme. The auditorium stage was decorated with a moon shining above a wooden fence. The Hop committee was headed by the class ottlcers February 2 the annual class play contest was held with the sophomore entry being called Nobody Sleeps ,445 Z2 'Ir N Mackie R Holt L Laferriere M Goldman S Tassie and A Heath receive their rings from two of our advisers Mrs Marshall and Mr McGinty Spaulding fans cheering for victory at the l954 Spauld Some sophomore boys and girls lining up for class clay In l954 ing Montpelier football game j