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

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and organizations. Ghosts and goblins aren't their theme. Wednesday night we combine enjoyment with study. Watch your opponent, Clift. The football players take advantage of the party in their honor.

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The Lighthouse, our teenage activity center, is open for our enjoyment each Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday eve-

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SPAULDING I ers iers were r by Mr. Cynthia lagnussen ) serve as the squad 3amberia, .amb, and e reserve following bo, Dean. roy, Bar- ton, Dede ctor ector for College, .smen on to Dart- the Col- Aptitude lass, high comme n- in school fact that financial by need, personal id several zh as the vhich en- •ncej|t gte t a JJjne, ary, pon- ltry IRG HOME GAME TOISIGHT m» hJ is sieians Christir Mrs. tyort. . OnS Ou7SSShn 11 3 P' m., tht w. hestra, and glee club will preM.... eir an- nual Christmas Concert which will be held in the Spaulding assembly hall and broadcasted over WSKI. The first half of the program con- sists of special numbers. The last half of the program is the ever pop- ular Christmas Story with narrator. There is no charge for the con- cert. Youngsters will not be allowed Vinless accompanied by parents. We ftope that all those who can attend will be present and those of you who cannot, be sure to listen on your ra- dio. On December 17, 18, 19, and 20 the concert will be presented to the four classes during home room periods. The band is also practicing now for an exchange concert with Mont- pelier high school band, which will be presented at the Barre auditor- ium, Wednesday evening, February 5. This will be the first joint concert between these two schools, and it is the hope of the directors and super- visors that this will develop into an annual affair Senior Girls Take Betty Crocker Test An assembly for all senior girls was held on November 14, to give interested student information Homemakers MONT Our Echo” Honored At Convention “Our Echo,” the Spaulding high school senior yearbook, won first place in its class in the 23rd annual contest and critique sponsored by the Columbia Scholastic Press associa- tion in New York recently. The en- try was among offset classbooks of senior high schools and was rated a first place by a board of twenty judges. The judges considered 1200 books representing the work of stu- dents from elementary through col- lege levels. “Our Echo” has placed first in the competition six times in the past eight years, and in 1951 and 1954 the yearbook was awarded the medalist award. The 2-day conference ended Sat- urday with luncheon in the ballroom of the Biltmore Hotel. There were more than a thousand students and their faculty advisors from second- ary schools throughout the country who met at Columbia University. The conference is designed to im- prove the students’ work through an intensive review of all phases of yearbook production. Mrs. Ruth McGill was the faculty advisor for preparation of the 1957 yearbook, and David Seeley was busi- ness manager. The co-editors of the 1957 «production were Julie Watts and jtf Douglas Gordon. Nancy Pel- keyjvwas business manager. The th me selected was “Memories are Made of These, Our Years at Spaul- ding.” December 6, 1957 ‘Kind Lady’ Visi Spaulding High On November 14 and 15, the of ’58 presented a melodrama “ Lady” written by Chodorov an apted from a story by Hugh pole. Taking the part of the ki was Sharon Belanger, while Calcagni was Mr. Foster, a r tative of her London Bank. Abbott was played by Maurill nier; Lucy Weston was poi r Helen Smith. Suzanne Beau the part of Rose, the faithf The part of Phyllis Glenni Herries’ niece, was acted ley Boisvert, and the Ameri salesman, Peter Santard, w by Dilio Mariotti. Jay Ayl the doctor and Noella Br the part of the ailing A Mr. and Mrs. Edwards we ed by Douglas Carr and L die, respectively, whos Aggie was Genella Bui Rosenburg an art deale was played by John Sh At the conclusion of leading man, Maurille presented the play Helen E. Nute, with a cast, and John Shadr members of the cast, senior class advisor, White, with a gift. H appreciation to all t Mori conducted the played during inte The make-up was Leonard Aube, Sus Aube, Laurette B Valliere. Art department the many posters senior producion. The stage and