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

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RUTH McGILL English Patient, gentle, independent, humble, esteemed, mischievous, tolerant, articulate . SYLVIA NYHAGEN English 18 LUCILLE LEGAULT English

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Our young people seem to like it here well enough. Ninety per cent of 'em graduating from high school settle down right here to live—even when they've been away to college. Thornton Wilder’s Our Town Here are some of our people who were graduated from Spaulding, and we’re glad they have settled down right here. Dorothy Suitor Fussell ’23 Elizabeth S. White '24 Virginia M. Brown '26 Ila Bushey Pelkey '26 Elizabeth E. Phillips ’28 Rena Downing LaClair 29 Do rot ha E. Gioria ’29 Mary Tassie Thow '31 Beverly Sault Bertolini '38 Jean M. Watson '41 Gabino B. Aja '41 Nelda Zorzi Berinato ’43 Norman Portalupi '44 Gordon Ayer '47 Laura Fracassi Biggs '48 James Atkins ’49 Ray Lesslie '50 Chadboume W. Philbrook ’50 Kermit Thompson '63

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When you share fifty minutes a day with a teacher for an entire school year, you develop an awareness of him as an individual. Our teachers have made significant impact upon us, and we recall each one, not just in terms of the subjects he taught, but also as an inseparable part of our learning. Our teachers have accomplished far more than merely teaching courses: they have personified the values and personal qualities which we have remembered on these pages. These are some of the important things we have noticed. Now, see what you recall. EUGENE R. SPIESS English