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

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MRS. BLACKMORE English, Civics. MRS. MARSHALL Home Economics, F.H.A. Adviser. guidance of prompters. Our advisers have played an important role in our lives since we entered high school, directing our parts from entrance to exit. During our sophomore year, they assist in that all important event, the selection of our class rings. Formal school dances are also held under their direction. In addition to serving as our class advisers, all serve on our magnificent teaching staff. For instance, Miss Austin teaches Latin and is the adviser to J.C.L. If you should see students dressed in long white flowing robes, don’t be alarmed because they are only preparing for initiation into J.C.L. MISS WATSON English, Senior Class Chairman. MR. DELPHIA General Science, Physical Education. MISS AUSTIN Latin, J.C.L. Adviser.

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MR. ROME Economic Geography, Shorthand, Typing. MISS MEISNER Typing, Shorthand Transcription. and the extraordinary While passing in the halls before typing room, you can hear the musical clatter of keys as the students bang out an assign- ment or theme. If you happen to pass an open door when bookkeeping class is in session, perhaps you would see the stu- dents studying laboriously over work sheets which just would not balance. To a student not w ell versed in the arts of taking shorthand, a page of such notes appears as Chinese transcription. Home Economics is a favorite choice of those girls who may want to be interior decorators, dietitians, or nurses. Students taking the driver training course find a welcome break- in the monotony of classes. Our driver training instructor, who is more fearless than any Arctic explorer, takes his life into his own hands each day. MR. WALING Driver Education. MISS DIX Home Economics, F.H.A. Adviser. MRS. YOUNG Office Practice, Bookkeeping. 10

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MR. FLINK Music. MISS CATE Art. MR. MORI Music. MR. GUARINO Boys’ Physical Ed. Basketball Coach, Asst. Football Coach. Uekind the scenes is It seems that you can always hear beautiful strains of music coming from the assembly hall where the orchestra is rehearsing. Perhaps you can hear the deep, resonant bass voices or higher tenor voices of the fellows in boys’ chorus as they harmonize. Of course, you have heard the band strike up a catchy tune with the drums providing a tremendous background roar. Art is an elective chosen by those students who wish to display their creative abilities. If you should hear whistles blowing or the resounding thud of a basketball against the backboard, you will know that gym is in progress. When you hear pupils complaining of aching, overworked muscles, you will probably deduct that physical exercises have been in progress. MRS. ROGERS Girls’ Physical Ed., G.A.A., Cheerleaders’ Adviser. 12 MR PHILBROOK Mechanical Drawing. MR. AJA Electricity. MR. STEWART Industrial Arts.