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

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Introduction Ad J Ad JJ Ad JJJ Advertisers Setting Zhe Rook Zhe People Zhe administration, faculty, and staff Zhe Seniors Zhe efforts Zhe arts Zhe clubs and activities Zhe sports Zhe Seniors' own Zhe Rewards Zhe honors Zhe graduation 19$ 224 . it's like what one of those Middle West poets said-. Xfou 've got to love life to have life and you 've got to have life to love life . . . Jt's what they call a vicious circle. — ZhcmtCM Wilder ------------------------------------- w------«.■ ----------------------------------------------------------- WN— ------------ »■ - '-----------------------------------------------------

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Cast Zhe Seniors, class of 196$, playing a role previously per- formed by the graduating classes of I 91 $-1967 themselves. Prompted by the teachers Directed by the Echo editorial staff Supported by the classes of '69. 70 and 71 Produced by the Echo business staff Setting 3rom 191$ to 196$. these scenes have been reenacted fifty times—and never twice the same. Zhe place is the same though— Spaulding High School Harre Washington County Vermont Zhe United States of America Northern Hemisphere Zhe Earth Zhe Solar System Zhe Universe Zhe Mind of (fed

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This Echo Is Dedicated To EVA G. SMITH 1918-1937 FAITH B. LINSLEY 1938-1948 RUTH McGILL 1948-1961 LOIS RENFREW 1962-1963 JEAN M. WATSON 1964- Advisors to Our Echo DONALD FULLER 1956 DAVID SEELEY 1957-1959 WARREN WILLIAMS I960- Business managers for Our Echo Everybody has the right to his own troubles. And Our Echo is a very special trouble. It is a big job. The planning, the theme, the decisions, the financ- ing, the layout, the deadlines, the proofs ... Is it worth it? These people think so, and thanks to their con- victions, fifty editions of Our Echo have been pub- lished.