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

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Activity and involvement mark 1971-1972 Mr. Atkinson strives for good relations between students and staff. MR. WILLIAM ATKINSON Assistant Principal 8

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When activities succeed at Spaulding, we become aware of family participation. Families attending our games, our plays, our concerts; families furnishing transportation, food for suppers, props for plays; families encouraging us in our studies, in our interests, in our friends. Sherry Clark s fami- ly is one of the many actively interested in SHS activities. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Clark have just been named DEC A Family of Barre. They hold the distinction of having had 4 children and a son-in-law participating in the DECA program. The full realization of our roles in the adult community came when several seniors were called upon to perform their first real responsibilities as citizens to serve a jurors at the Vermont District Court. We knew that we could now vote, but somehow we had not thought of the responsibility of silting on a jury to decide the fate of a person accused and to try to make sure that all parties receive justice. Among those fulfilling this civic duty were George Watt, Eileen Gen- dron, James Austin, Peter Norkeveck, Michael Stevens, Donna Conti, and Stephen Nutter. Also called to duty were Claude Viens, Alain LeClerc, and Ernest Lavigne. Peter Norkeveck boasts of being the youngest juror in the state; he was 18 the day the jury drawing began. 7

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MR. ERNEST LYON Superintendent of Schools MR. PAUL NUTTER Director of Vocational and Adult Education “It’s my first year, and I want to make it a good one.” Mr. Burdett 9