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

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Mr, Mayo, one o' Spaulcltng's lead- ing sppporters, ls 're able conductor of the 862 students in the school, He is always at garnes and student acute ties, gtytng his advice or worlcng to' school vntproyenfents. l-le recehecl his education at the U. ct Mass. and B. U, l-lls rnessage ls this: M55-hind our inf spiring school song Iles the tlrrn lounf dation ot our school, a toundafon whlch we rnust rernentber is only as great as the character ot its student body and as strong as the character of the men and women who have graduated from it, For everyday that you live with credlt to yourself and your cornntunlty, artother stone is placed in the hall of character at Spaulding. 'Loyal we Slng! ' 'I' 7655? 4' A A Mr, Mfw? l I'f1l ol S H S 'f De. 41 an Fig Virglnlv Calevro ls Mr Mayo's secretary whlle Pct Lorfdry is SH S 's bcolclceeper

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Mr Fussell superintendent of Barre City Schools. Mr. Fussell, the superintendent of the six elementary schools and Spauld- ing High in Barre, is an able director. His ever-watchful eye guides the 2,058 school students toward a fuller and more worthwhile lite in this community, Mr. Fussell gives us this message: Congratulations and best wishes To the class ot l956 for having completed your high school careers. Each of you will tit into his particular place in the world of vvork, Whatever you do, may you still bring 'Glory to Spaulding '. Mary Stevens does the book work in the Barre City Schools, Barbara Fmttini is the secretary to Mr Fusse Mr. Fussell at work in his ottice

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Englwsh and Scrwtnncl Advuscv Mlss Jean M Watson N English an Senior Adviser M' Neal A W'99'n English and Dramatucs lr F 'S ? N Mrs Ruth MCGDH Mrs Ruth C Forbes X Head ngllsh Dept and Echo Adviser Engllsh ii Mrs Beatrice Blackmore English CIVICS and Senior Adviser X'-277 feigdflfvvio-'Liz Eng Ish us a must lor everyone during Julius hrs tour years of high school and It cert annly should be because nothung as more 50 Important than to master our natlve lan guage During our Hrst two years we con centrate marnly on grammar wnth a smat termg of literature whereas In our lunlor and sensor years we study American and r' Englush Lrterature respectively always re vuewnng our grammar when necessary whnch IS very often by the looks of the number ot red marks on those composntaon Mass Gertrude E Branon papers E 9l'Sh Spauldnng offers specntuc English courses to college commercual and academic stud ents always specifying the things that will be most necded by each group C. l Vs Mrs Margorle Worthnngton Q 4' EL 'I lm ' ef- 'l f' 1 r Q11 ,Z 1 Nici h 'at ' 4 f ,ff ll M ,Qu xg fy rf, r ' V? I A s tj ' I ,' '? ,, Q I f t V' : 1 , E y M 11 , .. - H' tl , 4 YA 4- ,y, I I' X - l s ' rr x5x x all j h 5 . l , 'Ng V X V ,, K .. I W XTX . W, I of E ' . ' - ' ' - ' xn xx l - u . , I . - ---l-- '31, . t an ' ' 1. - ' 1 wx . . , Irs I - Vi . . I r r L ,T ' K X I I, ' 41 . nl I l' Q . f l cv