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

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On November 2, 1962, the city of Barre voted for a new high school. Taking a great part in the cam- paign for the new school was the School Study Com- mittee which worked for months trying to show the citizens that we had to have a new school. The proposed new school will be divided into subject areas such as mathematics, languages, and bus- iness training on two floors, and with a basement for janitors’ storage and the boiler room. The main offices will probably consist of offices for the principal and the assistant principal, storage, the general office, and a consultation room. Everything will be much easier because of the additional space and modern conditions. Also the school will be in one location instead of the present two. The Vocational School will be completely acces- sible, with rooms for such subjects as memorial arts, shop, and auto mechanics in the school building. Extra curricular activities, including sports and music, will have their home in a gym where the home games may be played, and a hall where concerts and plays may be given. Outside the building will be a football field, a baseball park, and a track. With the promise this new school holds, we know the education of Barre’s students in the future will be assured.

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Left to ri ht, seated: Lori Acebo, Constance Fondry, Lisa Martin, Sylvia Allen, Louise Maxfield, Lorraine Granai, Cleora Reynolds, John Buttura, Priscilla Lyndes, Sue Griffith, Constance Chiuchiolo. Standing: David Duke, Wallace Biz .ozero, Dr. Ralph Caccavo, Richard Finn, Maurice Fournier, Amedeo Gherardi, Clarence Adams. THANK YOU BARRE SCHOOL STUDY COMMITTEE 16

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o Business Manager, M. Goldman; Editors, E. Merryfieid, T. Dcmas EDITORIAL STAFF Front Ron: A. Beltrami, S. Buttura, L. Lavin, S. Lamson. Second Rour: L. White, A. Buttura, C. Vanetti, M. Marrion, C. Garcia. Third Row: C. Duke, F. Linton, M. Imperiale, P. Higuera, M. Bona olli, M. Brady, M. Ross, L. Sanguinetti. Back Rou : J. Nicholls, P. Stefanazzi, P. Rugo, C. Perry, R. Aldrich, W. Roy, C. Canning, C. Moran. MRS. LOIS RENFREW, Advisor Our Echo” has been created through many hours of work by the business and editorial staffs. Under the guidance of Mrs. Lois Renfrew and our editors, Elaine Merryfieid and Terry Demas, the editorial staff set out to collect material on a very active and diversi- fied basis. Our first task was to select a theme which would reflect the thoughts of our class. The theme chosen was With this key . . .” Then, under assigned committees, the staff made rough drafts of certain sections of Our Echo.” Diligent work was required to compile these sections to meet definite deadlines and to make the entire book coherent.