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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1973 volume:

OUR ECHO 1973 SPAULDING HIGH SCHOOL BARRE, VERMONT In My Life There are places I remember All my life, though some have changed, Some forever not for better, Some have gone and some remain. All these places have their moments With lovers and friends I still can recall. Some are dead and some are living In my life I loved them all, But of all these friends and lovers. There is no one compares with you. And these memories lose their meaning When I think of love as something new. Though I know I'll never lose Affection for people and things that went before, I know I'll often stop and think about them. In my life, I loved you more. — Beatle Song Sung at Commencement June 14,1973 2 September 1969, and suddenly here we were, surrounded by places we didn't know long halls, big classrooms, a huge audi- torium, an empty gymnasium . . and 1300 unfamiliar faces! Four years have passed, and we have become acquainted; we have grown to like the people and to enjoy our surroundings. During these four years at Spaulding High School, we have encountered many new people and visited many unusual places. Each one means something different to each of us. Come as we retrace our foot- steps through our year 1973. Meet the peo- ple and visit the places which are important to us. Our Classrooms Here are some of our classrooms, the heart of Spaulding High School. Here we find the rhythm of our year. We see the laboratory where our cu- riosity is aroused, the art class where we find the joy of creativity in sketching a portrait, the ma- chine shop and the printing graphics class where we acquire precision and skills necessary for modern industry. The challenges of our class- rooms are rich and rewarding. 7 8 Our Gym Physical education classes, pep rallies, junior proms, art shows, even donkey basketball games, all these have made our gym one of the busiest spots this year. Hard work and exercise, imagination and fun, these have filled our days. We remember steel wool sculptures, lively music, excitement 9 Large audiences have entered our auditorium doors to enjoy fine music and dramatic eve- nings, as well as other memora- ble events — You Can't Take It with You, our senior play, ex- cellent glee club, band, and orchestra concerts, an up-to- the-minute showing of fash- ions created in homemaking classes, the ever-witty and en- tertaining Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, The Pirates of Penz- ance, the rollicking Faculty Fol- lies, and finally, the quietly moving Recognition Sunday service — an inspirational be- ginning for our graduation week 10 At our suggestion, the School Board has named our athletic field in memory of Dr. A. G. Pen- do, who enjoyed with us games and pep rallies, hot dogs and cokes, bonfires and cheers, and most of all, graduation. Pendo Memorial Field There Are Places I Remember — . .. The Spaulding Bookstore ... the Buses We've Been Here Before All these places, They've been homes for us; We've lived here, Or so, at least, it seems. They've seen us all, Happy and sad; They've seen us laugh and shout And sometimes cry. How do we say good-bye To places we have lived? How do we say good-bye To places we have loved? We won't say good-bye. We'll just quietly steal away. We'll visit these places again, But it won't be the same. — John LaGue '73 15 Our School — Spaulding 16 Mr. Ernest Lyon Superintendent of Schools Administration Mr. William Atkinson with Janet McCabe and Tulay Sayiner Mr. Robert Burdett, Principal x Mrs. Laura Biggs, Secretary to Mr. Atkinson Mrs. Mary Thow, Secretary to Mr. Burdett Principal's Office Mr. Bernard Dubay Guidance Mr. Robert Abbiati, Guidance, and Jan Hedding Mr. Frank Lee Work-Study Coordinator Vocational-Technical Center 20 A Vocational-Technical Center Office Mrs. Beverly Bertolini, Secretary, Vocational-Techni- cal Center Office. Mr. Paul Nutter, Director of Vocational and Adult Education. Mrs. Nelda Berinato, Treasurer, Vocational-Technical Center Office. 21 Mrs. Elizabeth Mahar Mr. Edson Birchard Miss Vella Meisner Business Education 23 Custodial And Cafeteria Staffs Mr. Charles Catto Mrs. Gertrude West Mr. Theodore LeCIair Custodians: El win Dickinson, Physical Plant Manager Theodore LeClair, Maintenance Charles Catto, Groundsman Ellison Brockway Lance Cargill James Cayia Fredrick Farnham Leo Gallagher Chester McLam Gertrude West Mr. Elwin Dickinson Cafeteria Staff Row 7: Mrs. Idabell Walker, Mrs. June Blanchard, Mrs. Lucille Perry, Mrs. Bertha Beaudin, Mr. Theodore Daley, Man- ager. Row 2: Mrs. Dorothy Seguin, Mrs. Isabelle Thompson, Mrs. Annie Chase. 25 Mr. Donald Czok, also Athletic Director 26 Mr. G. Donald Latham Mr. Hugh Cuthbertson Driver Education English William Meikle and Mr. James Comley, Jr. Miss Virginia Brown, Department Head Mrs. Sara Dean 28 Mr. Henry Abram English Mrs. Ilene Sinclair .1 Miss Jean Watson Fine Arts Miss Priscilla Bedell, Department Head, with Lise Messier and Rachel Letter. Mrs. Julia LeBlanc Pupil Personnel Services Mrs. Lois Hadd, Guidance, Freshmen and Mr. Gordon Ayer, Guidance, Juniors and Seniors Sophomores 34 Guidance Office Miss Louise Calcagni, Treasurer, Associated Funds Mrs. Beverly Robinson, Guidance Office 35 Mrs. Pauline Barnes Home Economics 36 Mr. Charles Welch Industrial Arts Mr. John Marshall Mr. Richard Flies, Department Head, and Donald Borchert 39 Physical Education Mrs. Laurelwood Brice, also Home Economics Mr. David Fisher;a so Social Studies 40 Mr. Paul Poirier Library And School Nurse Mrs. Josette Boisse Librar- ian and Mrs. Carrie Rossi Secretary Mr. George Dean, Department Head PERIODIC TABLE OF 1 76 Yf • - J§ Fe Co Ni A Mr. )ay Trombley Mr. Jerry Baker Social Studies Mr. Norman Portalupi Mr. Richard Skillin Mr. W. Wade Perkins, Department Head Mr. Douglas Symmes Mr. David Fisher 45 Mr. Richard Cattelona Mr. Francis Pinard Mrs. Elizabeth Carminati Mathematics Mr. James Atkins, Department Head, and Germain Pellerin 47 Mrs. Joan Dippre and Brian Decker Mr. David Chevalier Miss Christine Martin 48 Miss Gertrude Sinclair Vocational- Technical Education Mr. Oliver Rossi, Automotive Mechanics, and Earl Copeland Mr. Wesley Norris, Machine Shop, and Yvon LeBlanc Mr. Chadbourne Philbrook, Automotive Mechanics, and Robert Putney and Lambert Soldi Mr. Ronald Wheeler, Food Trades Mr. Stanley Ingersoll, Technical Electronics, and Da- vid Reed Mr. Gabino Aja, Radio T.V. Electronics, with Cindy McNaulty Mr. Raymond Spaulding, Building Trades Mr. Edward Waters, Building Trades Vocational-Technical Education 53 Mrs. Mary Welch, Health Occupations Mr. Robert Freeman, Print ing and Graphics Vocational-Technical Education Mr. A. Douglas Nadeau, Technical Drafting 55 Cooperative Occupational Education Diversified Occupations Mr. Brian Lack, Diversi- fied Occupations with Louise Messier Mrs. Loretta Spada, Diversified Occupations, with Barbara Lupien Mr. George Chuzi, Cooperative Occupational Education, with Richard Brusetti and Joe Beaudry 56 Mrs. Betty Wilkinson, Cooperative Occupational Education, with Harold Putney and Real MacDuff Mrs. Kay Paterson, Cooperative Occu- pational Education Mr. Richard Tyler, Diversified Occupations with Malcolm Grand field I Have a Photo of Years Gone By Lisa Aja Linda Allinson Brian Amet Irene Badeau Deborah Bancroft Susan Beaudoin Deborah Beaudry Leo Beaudin 60 Larry Beede Janet Belding Stephen Beloin Kan dace Benedin i 61 Mark Booth Thomas Bisson Susan Blondin Jean Bombard Michael Boudreau Dale Bresett 62 Ronald Boutin Steven Bowen David Brown Gordon Bullard Thomas Burke, r. Solange Buzzell Gary By low Hector Cadorette Mark Calderara Alexander Campbell Vicki Cano Randall Carbonneau Marie Carrier Patrick Casey Brenda Cassani Steven Cayia Claude Cestaro Anthony Chaloux Sheree Cassani Brent Chaloux Lori Chartier 65 Susan Churchill Neil Cilley Stephen Clark M Mary Collins Lucinda Cooley Denise Collins Carol Copping 68 Monique Dandurand James Delano Patti DelHagen Bonnie Dexter Michael Dickinson Mark Downing Alan Driscoll Nicole Ducharme Patricia Duff 69 Pamela Du prey Laura Duranleau Cynthia Dunham Mary fo Dunleavy Theresa Duranleau Kathy Eastman Ernest Eggleston Thomas Elliot Jr. X V Sara Emery Wendy Fitts 71 Holly Fair Cathleen Finneran Michele Fisher Patrick Fitzgerald Laura Flink Myrtle Folsom Maurice Fortier Elaine Foster Dennis Fournier 72 Edwin Free III Keiji Fukuda Jeff Fuller David Gacetta Stephen Gagne Nicole Gagnon Susan Gagnon 74 Diane Giannoni Patrick Gray Suzanne Guilmette Cynthia Goulette Julie Guazzoni Steven Giroux Sylvia Grenier Charlene Grego ire Kathy-Jane Guinard Frank Gusha Phyllis Guy Patricia Hall Lori Hatch Vickie Hatch Nancy Hayford Janet Hedding 76 Mary Hudson J. Claude Isabelle Sylvia Kelty Paul Huntington Paul Hutchins James Jamele Jeannette Jalbert Paul Kisko Conrad LaCroix 77 Robert Jenkins David LaCroix Jeffrey Lafond Helen Lajeunesse Gary LaCroix Lise LaCroix Donald LaForest Steven Lafreniere Michael Lajeunesse Nancy Langevin Terrence LaCroix John LaGue, Jr. Sherry Lantagne 78 79 Rachel Letter lay Litchfield David Loverin Audrey Luce loan Lund PeggyLunt Barbara Lupien Stephen MacAskill Rosemary MacCormack 81 Raymond Martin lane MacRitchie Kathy Mason Helene Martel John Marshall Anne Martin Maurice Martineau Thomas McAndrew Janet McCabe Paul McLaughlin Donna McNally Mary McPherson Bonnie Mekkelsen Real McDuff Thomas McGuire 83 Lorn a Merry field Lise Messier Danielle Metras Jeffrey Melkonian Donna Miller James M. Miller James O. Miller Richard Miller 84 Sandra Miller Stanley Miller Micki Minoli Yula Mitchell Annette Monty Susan Monty Melissa Moore Steven Moore 86 Burt Pelkey Germain Pellerin Jodie Perez Susan Pelkey 87 Margaret Perrin Courtland Perry 88 Michael Piro Charles Pix ley Walter Plant Kathleen Pomer 89 Lucie Provost Mary Pucci Susan Puente Harold Putney Susan Ripley Norman Robinson lames Rochon Regina Rochon 91 Denise Roy Henry Roy Manuel Sainz lulie Sabens James Sartelle Stanley Sabens II Boynton Saia, Jr. TulaySayiner Clarke Scott Pamela Scott Earline Shattuck David Shea Lori Shepard Mary Simonetta Martha Sinclair 93 Mary Ann Smith Robert Smith Philip Smith, Jr. David Smith Diane Stuart Pamela Swift Anthony Sykes Mary Taplin 94 Renato Tempesta Elizabeth Thompson Marie Thompson Leon Tardie Rachel Thompson Alan Tucker Jane Tucker Timothy Tyler Julian Villa William Violette Michael Wark Debra Webster Wendy Whaples Gerard Vigneault Edward Watker Fay Wiggin 96 Constance Wilcox Charles Willard Camera-shy seniors — Michael Agosta David Berini Peter Bisson Russell Deberville Cheryl DeLong Allen Fleurrey Richard Hoermann Sharon Jacobs Mark Malnati Lise Matte Ralph Morrison Mark Mulcahy Gary Munson Brian Norkeveck Forrest Patrick Orr Kim Paquet Rejean Pellerin Richard Swann Patricia Wilde John Williams, Jr. James Wilmott Jack Wood 97 Paul Woodruff Dale Wright James Zampieri Letitia Zorzi 1973 OFFICERS Martha Sinclair Phyllis Guy Maurice Mar- kineau Mr. Atkins, Advisor Susan Rousse 98 GUIDANCE OFFICE AIDES (all Year) Row 1: Susan Monty, Joy Osborne, Susan Ripley, Mary Simonetta, Bernadette Cotnoir, Janet McCabe, Mary Jo Dunleavy, Dale Wright. LIBRARY AIDES Row 1: Mrs. Boisse, Lise Matte, Mary Ann Smith, Lynn Saia, Theresa Bedard, Brenda Donald, Cathy Zuanich, Pamela Swift, Dianne Richardson. Row 2: Mark Downing, Rebecca Perry, Martin McMahon. PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE AIDES Row 7. Susan Monty, Nancy Hayford, Jan Chuichiolo, Dale Wright, Patricia Wilde, Helene Martel, Jay Emery, Marie Carrier, Diane Giannoni, Mary Jo Dunleavy, Janet Hedding, Susan Puente, Jane Tucker. Row 2: Mrs. Biggs, Rebecca Spooner, Nicole Gagnon, Sue Kelty, Lise Matte, Earline Shattuck, Brenda Cassani, Sylvia Grenier, Bette Pirie, Nancy Taplin, Irene Badeau, Lori Chartier, Mrs. Thow. VOCATIONAL OFFICE AIDES Row 1: Kathy Eastman, Laura Duranleau, Mary Jo Dunleavy. Row 2: Donna Millar, Claudia Nicolino, Holly Fair, Susan Richardson, Sherry Lantagne, Panela Duprey. Missing: Mary Hudson, Bonnie Mekle- son, Anne Gilman, Cheryl De Long, Debby Beaudry. 101 FLUTES Seated: Dawn Patterson, Becky Brock, Gretchen Flink, Colette Letter, Jane Morale. Standing: Susan Rousse, Margaret Perrin, Deborah Bancroft, Cathy Borchert, Kathy Chouinard. BRASSES Seated: Laura Atkins, Sara Avery. Standing: George Delano, James Delano, Donald Smith, Clarke Scott, Rae McAvoy. Karen Agliotta SHS Band Gretchen Flink WOODWINDS Seated: Laura Duranleau, Anne Martin, Laura Flink, Jane Tucker, Mary Ellen Perry. Standing: Judy Emery, Betty Whaples, Richard Bazluke, Mark Booth, Mary Ellen Bancroft, Nancy Berinato. Missing: Sindi Parker. 103 CLARINETS Seated: Martha Sinclair, Mary Jane Hunt, Fay Wig- gin, Phyllis Guy, Debbie Webster, Linda Delano. Standing: Karen Watson, Jody Buttura, Kathy Barn- hardt, Cheryl Chouinard, Colleen Joeckel, Steve Sawyer, Sam Hutchins, Vicki Patch, Melissa Moore, Kathy Wright, Marianna Shadroui, Den- ise McBride. PERCUSSION Front: Karen Brown, Mary Fitzgerald, Madonna Myers, Karen Agliotta. Rear: Steve Gale, Michael Gosselin, Christopher Fukuda, Charles Pixley, Brian Amet. 104 Our Band TRUMPETS Seated: Betty Jean Eastman, Debbie Atkinson, Karen Sinclair, Diane Buswell, Marianne Tracy. Middle: Kevin Crossett, Mark Montgomery, Ernest Bancroft, Jerry Marcotte, David Ripley, Steve Bowen, Brian Griffin, Brad Griffin, Dan Dickinson. Rear: Steve Longchamp, Kenneth Williams, David Pierce, Brian Lastra, Robert Perry, Danny LeClair, Ron Buswell, Gary Sawyer. Rotary Club's Gift of Uniforms Highlights Band's year DANCE BAND Seated: Mary Ellen Bancroft, Brian Amet, Jataes Delano, Clarke Scott, Donald Smith, Madonna Myers. Standing: Betty Whaples, George Delano, Mark Booth, Ernest Bancroft, Robert Perry, Gary Sawyer, David Pierce, Jerry Marcotte, Steve Gale, Kevin Crossett. Missing: Nancy Berinato, Sindi Parker, and David RipJey. 106 A fine spring day. Tra-la-la. 107 SHS Orchestra Lisa Drake Winooski Valley Festival Winooski Valley Festival 108 ORCHESTRA Row 7: Donald Borchert, John DeForge, Rebecca Brock, Lisa Drake, Leslie Bertolini, Jayne Duran- leau, Jane Morale, Donna Myers. Row 2: Susan Manning, Constance Wilcox, Mark Violette, Linda Bowen, Kathy Wright, Mary Jane Hunt, Viki Patch, Richard Bazluke, Karen Agliotta, Dawn Patter- son, Sara Avery, Julianne Monty, Cathy Borchert, Mrs. Julia LeBlanc. 109 TENORS Row 1: Nona Smith, Miss Bedell. Row 2: Brian Amet, Dana Robinson, Mark Violette, Tom Conti, Steve Burrington. SOPRANOS Row 7. Lise Messier, Mary McPherson, Donna Myers, Jeannette Jalbert, Kathy Mason, Cindy Bigras, Martha Dion, Bonnie Taplin, Janet Hedding, Felicia Bacon, Lorna Billado. Row2: Mary Simonetta, Car- ol Pomer, Marielle Martineau, Sherri Aja, Mary Manning, Elizabeth Supernault, Susan Manning, Dianne Richardson, Ann Smith, Patti Del Hagen, Maryann Dexter. Row 3; Beverly Perin, Susan LePage, Sandra Fontaine, Lucie Provost, Jean Bombard, Donna Beaton, Margaret Guinn, Colleen Brown, Karen Canton, Laurie Duranleau, Carolyn MacLeod, Wendy Whaples. no GLEE CLUB —ALTO Row 1: Nancy Hunt, Margaret McPherson, Vicki Booth, Beth Campbell, Beverlee Butler, Therese Harding, Marie Thompson, Linda Roberts, Nancy Berinato, Candy Jacques, Bonnie Brown, Joy Wad- kins. Row 2. Julie Welch, Debbie Hayward, Sylvia LaRouche, Jayne Duranleau, Susan Rousse, Wendy Fitts, Julie Preston, JoAnn Gomez, Debra Wolfe, Nancy Duranleau. Row 3: Debbie Dindo, Lorna Gale, Mary Taplin, Patricia Wilde, Lise LaCroix, Janet Benoit, Laura Atkins, Anne Martin, Martha Sinclair, Debra Webster, Constance Wilcox, Jane Tucker. Row 4: Kim Bates, Susan Letter, Dawn Denko, Lynda Bettini, Sharon Abbiati, Margaret Perrin, Rachel Letter, Leslie Hill, Annette Monty. Missing: Julianne Monty, Linda Delano. ill Glee Club Talent Makes Pirates of Penzance a Great Success Brian Amet EXCHANGE CONCERTGROUP Row 1: Laura Atkins, Julie Preston, Karen Canton, )eannette Jalbert, Marielle Martineau, Carol Pomer, Lise Messier, Beth Campbell, Beverlee Butler. Row 2: Brian Amet, Ann Smith, Nona Smith, Carolyn MacLeod, Wendy Whaples, Rachel Letter, Constance Wilcox, Lise LaCroix, Leslie Hill, Jean Bombard, Gene Clark. Row 3: Mark Violette, Pierre Couture, Tony Bianchi, Mark Booth, Gerard Vigneault, Bruce Pratt. Missing: Cindy Beltrami. BASSES Row 7: David Spaulding, Jay Villa, Nick Conti, Charles Pixley, Ivan Brockway, Dean Martin, Travis Farn- ham, Tony Bianchi. Row 2: Norman Robinson, Roch LaCroix, Pierre Couture, Mark Booth, Gerard Vig- neault, Gene Clark, Bruce Pratt, Michael Bailey. MADRIGAL SINGERS Row 7. Jeannette Jalbert, Carol Pomer, Lise Messier, Beth Camp- bell. Row 2: Brian Amet, Lucie Provost, Carolyn MacLeod, Rachel Letter, Lise LaCroix, Leslie Hill, Gene Clark. Row 3: Mark Violette, Pierre Couture, Gerard Vigneault, Ivan Brockway. 113 Winooski Valley Music Festival FESTIVAL BAND Row 1: Laura Flink, Phyllis Guy, James Delano, Clarke Scott, Laura Atkins, Jane Tucker. Row 2: Michael Bailey, Debra Webster, Margaret Perrin, Laura Duranleau, Anne Martin, Mark Booth, Gary Sawyer, David Pierce, Marianne Tracy, Martha Sinclair, Deborah Bancroft, Jane Daniels. 114 FESTIVAL CHORUS Row 1: Marielle Martineau, Carol Pomer, Lise Messier, Beth Campbell, Janet Hedding. Row 2: Brian Amet, Lucie Provost, Carolyn MacLead, Rachel Letter, Lise LaCroix, Leslie Hill, Julie Preston, Gene Clark. Row 3: Mark Violette, Pierre Couture, Gerard Vigneault, Bruce Pratt, Ivan Brockway, Travis Farnham, Steve Burrington. FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA Row 7. Becky Brock, Lisa Drake, Leslie Bertolini, Jane Morale. Row 2: Donald Borchert, Linda Bowen, Mark Violette, Julianne Monty, Cathy Borchert, Jayne Duranleau. 115 1972 Varsity Football Mr. Eagan's son Mike. Spaulding vs. Seahorses. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Row 1: Nick Bergeron, Mark Buik, Alexander Campbell, Jim Wilmott, Greg Perreault, Jim Sartelle, Cho Lee, Dave Sassi, Brent Chaloux, Jeff Fuller. Row 2: Steve Lisle, Roch LaCroix, Phil Sorrentino, John Barberi, Armand Maur- ice, Jim Healy, Ken Williams, Chuck Frattini, Mike Dickinson. Row 3: Peter John, Jim Burdett, Rich Bazluke, Jeff Bergeron, Ernest Bancroft, Bill Alexander, Mike McLam, Loren Monty. Row 4: Dave Rubalcaba, Greg Lord, John Maiola, John Martel, Rich Fadden, Leo Fortier, Mark Blais. Row 5: Chris Bailey, Coach Jim Eagan, Coach Dave Fisher, Coach Dick Cattelona, Student Assistant Dan Czecala, Coach Mike Simmons, Frank Corey. Absent from photo Coach Fran Pinard. JV game with Montpelier The Coaches Tom Comolli JV Football This Year; Varsity Next Steve Usle of the Varsity warms up. Summer practice JV FOOTBALL TEAM 1972 Row 7: Greg Bergeron, Michael Cassani, Mark Richardson, Manager; Mike Melkonian, Bruce Lyndes, Mark Blais, Randy Walker, John Martel. Row 2: Mr. Simmons, Coach; Donald Free, Mark Burkholder, Tom Comolli, Ed Gal- lo, Charles Beede, Michael Giordano, Bill Garrett. - The Cast The Class of 1973 Presents Panelope Sycamore Essie Rebecca Paul Sycamore Mr. DePinna Ed Donald Martin Vanderkof Alice Henderson Tony Kirby Boris Kolenkhov Gay Wellington Mr. Kirby Mrs. Kirby Three Men Mary Jo Dunleavy Pam Duprey Lise Messier David Gacetta Tony Bianchi Tom Bisson Paul Woodruff Pat Orr Denise Collins Mike Bailey Mark Perry Pierre Couture Wendy Whaples Jay Villa Sue Ripley John Lague Rom Elliott Mark Booth Phyllis Guy You Can't Take It With You by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman Olga You Can't Take It With You Tony Bianchi, Lise Messier, Paul Woodruff, Denise Collins, Mary Jo Dunleavy, and Pam Duprey listen to Mrs. Rossano's directions. 122 Pat Orr, Tom Bisson, Paul Woodruff, and Pierre Couture. Quiet everybody! Quiet! (All heads are lowered as Grandpa starts to say Grace.) Well, Sir, here we are again. We want to say thanks once more for Denise Collins and Marie Perry everything You've done for us. Things seem to be going along fine. Alice is going to marry Tony, and it looks as if they're going to be very happy. Of course the fireworks blew up, but that was Mr. DePinna's fault, not Yours. We've all got our health and as far as anything else is concerned we'll leave it to You. Thank You. — the final scene in You Can't Take It with You. 123 CHESSCLUB Mr. Henry Abram (Sitting) Bruce Donovan, Scott Farnham, Rome McAvoy, Howard Austin, Michael Schini, Michael Rubalcaba (Sitting). 124 A problem in higher mathematics is explained to Gov. Thomas Salmon (Second From Right) by some of Ver- mont's better student mathematicians — the six top winners in the annual mathematics prize examination co- sponsored by National Life Insurance Company and the University of Ver- mont. Joining Douglas Bernard (Third From Right) of Essex Junction High School in the explanation are (From The Left) James Cioffi, Mount St. Jo- seph Academy, Rutland; Matthew Markert, Springfield High School; Charles Garbo, Burlington High School; Miss Maryann Tetrault, Spring- field High School, and Gregory Baldor, Spaulding High School, Barre, The visit to the Governor was the traditional one for the students as part of the 16th annual Math Day in the State's capi- tal. Gregory Baldor is to be specially commended for attaining this high honor as a sophomore. Gregory Baldor Deborah Beaudry Mary Jo Dunleavy Pamela Duprey Michele Fisher John LaGue Rebecca Perry John Robichaud Paul Woodruff Mrs. Dippre, Adviser DEBATE TEAM Willian Casey, Coach; Debby Beals, Mary Fin- neran, Jim Lucenti, Tom Elliott, Susan LePage, Carol Pomer, Howard Austin, David Deaudry. Art Students Show Creativity in Many Media Cathy Pirie's art exhibit. 127 Art Exhibit Attracts Many Admiring Visitors By Cathy Pirie By Tom Allen Interest in Soccer Continues to Grow 1972-1973 Varsity Soccer Season Spaulding Opponent 1 Northfield 1 0 Oxbow 3 6 Union 32 1 2 Harwood Union 0 3 Randolph 2 3 Northfield 2 2 Oxbow 2 0 Union 32 1 0 Harwood 2 1 Randolph 2 Brian Decker Mark Dion Thomas Donahue Edward Free David Gacetta Nelson George Paul Hutchins Varsity Soccer Team Michael Kelly Gregory LaCroix Vvon LeBlanc David Martin John Marshall James Miller Thomas Otterman Germain Pellerin David Ripley Vittorio Rossi Marc Rouleau Gary Sawyer Norman Tucker Jay Villa Lee White Jack Wood Coach Mr. Robert Freeman 130 Mr. Robert Freeman, Soccer Coach Jeffrey Aja Hector Badeau Gregory Baldor Roland Bellavance Steve Bigras Marc Conti George Delano David Farnham Richard Guilmette Marc LaCroix Robert Lafaille JV Soccer Gregory Lissor David Maurice Jon Noyes Dean Patterson Joe Rochon Guy Surprenant Gary Shirlock Dana Thygeson Philip Wilkinson Karl Winchester Coach: Mr. David Chevalier FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Row 7: William Meikle, Mark Mathole, Jaime Constantine, Tom Conti, Kerry Zorzi, Don George, Mark Dicken- son, Bernie Isabelle, Norman Fournier. Row 2: Steve Longchamp, Paul Savard, Ross Cnid, Chris Fukuda, Jerry Poulin, Gus Flowers, David Rubalcaba, David Boudreau, Kevin Bailey, Matt Couture, Bob Young, Coach Mr. Da- vid Fisher. Freshmen Join Activities With Enthusiasm — The Freshmen Arrive for Their First Assembly. 132 Class of 1976 AnneCraige President Karen Lawliss Vice-president Monica Jacques Secretary-treasurer Mr. Atkinson swings into action at the Freshman Reception. Freshman Football, Freshman Basketball, Freshman Reception FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Row 7: Coach Mr. David Fisher, Donald Murray, Wayne Breer, Gus Flowers, Chris Bailey, Don Borchert, Joe Rochon. Row 2; Jonathan Noyes, Robert Francis, Richard J. Wobby Jr., Kerry Zorzi, Steve Long- champ, Steve Sawyer. 133 134 WINTER thoughts of a winter day endless snowflakes falling to the ground, cold, brisk, windy air, salt making white rings around boots, ears and noses white with frostbite, icy roads, cars stuck in ditches . . when will it end? snow settling quietly over the ground, clean, fresh air, bright blue sky with sun-reflected sparkles darting in the snow, rosy-cheeked faces, snow lying quietly on branches, still, making no sound is this beauty the work of God? — Denise Collins 73 Varsity Basketball VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM 1973 Row 7: Nick Bergeron, Burt Pelkey, Germain Pellerin, Michael Lajeunesse, Mark Calder- ara, Thomas McGuire. Row 2: Manager Vic Garcia, Donald Tarbox, Douglas Aja, James Aja, John Girompini, Michael Kelley, Peter Mason, Coach Mr. Ayer. Burt Pelkey 136 Nick Bergeron Varsity Basketball Scoreboard 1973 Spaulding Opp. 49 North Country Union High School 22 64 St. Johnsbury Academy 44 61 South Burlington High School 54 55 Winooski High School 61 56 Burlington High School 63 54 Essex Junction High School 67 71 Rice Memorial High School 85 76 Bellows Free Academy 58 45 Montpelier High School 59 57 Champlain Valley Union High School 48 41 North Country Union High School 39 45 Burlington High School 48 45 Bellows Free Academy 43 72 St. Johnsbury Academy 39 72 Essex Junction High School 69 60 Rice Memorial High School 56 63 Champlain Valley Union High School 50 54 South Burlington High School 58 44 Montpelier High School 47 56 Winooski High School 66 Playoff for Class L State Championship 58 Rice Memorial High School 68 All-Northern, First Team — Germain Pellerin All-Northern, Second Team — Michael Lajeunesse All-Northern, Honorable Mention — Nicholas Bergeron JV BASKETBALL TEAM 1973 Mr. Pinard, Coach; Lee White, Paul Messier, John Maiola, Craig Bergeron, Dennis Giroux, Dave Rubalca- ba, Craig Whitcomb, Dave Noyes, Wayne Calderara, Vic Rossi, Rick Guilmette, Rob Leonard, Dave Mar- tin, Don Murray, Ed Benoit, Leo Fortier, Manager. Vic Rossi, closely guarded by Rice players. 139 Craig Whitcomb and Dennis Giroux keep their eyes on the ball. Spaulding JV Basketball Scoreboard 1973 Opponent 62 North Country Union High School 39 57 St. johnsbury Academy 39 57 South Burlington 46 77 Winooski 51 67 Burlington High School 47 58 Essex High School 56 72 Rice Memorial High School 76 (O.T.) 51 Montpelier High School 38 57 Champlain Union High School 53 59 North Country Union High School 39 46 Burlington High School 42 61 Bellows Free Academy 43 49 Bellows Free Academy 52 61 St. Johnsbury Academy 45 59 Essex High School 49 76 Rice Memorial High School 66 71 Champlain Union High School 47 53 South Burlington High School 47 61 Montpelier High School 41 56 Winooski High School 30 Co-champions with Rice with an 18-2 record for season Offensive points average per game 64.35 Defensive points average per game 45.30 Key Club And Interact Serve Spaulding And Community Anthony Sykes, a Key Club Scholarship recipient. Key Club William Alexander James Burdett Alexander Campbell Randall Duprey Charles Frattini Donald Free Edward Free Kenneth Free John Girompini Gregory LaCroix Terry LaCroix Michael Melkonian Jon Milne David Noyes Thomas Otterman Steven Usle Charles Walker James Wilmott Steve Beloin and Diane Giannoni each re- ceived a $100 Key Club Scholarship. Steve Usle presents a $100 Key Club Scholarship to Peggy Perrin. Mary Jo Dunleavy and Edwin Free receive $50 Interact Scholarships at the Awards Assembly. INTERACT Row 1: Beth Thompson, Patricia Pirie, Bette Pirie, Darlene Chatot, Karen Wat- son, Rebecca Brock, Donna Morris, Judy Pirie. Row 2: Mary Jo Dunleavy, Denise Collins, Kandy Benedini, Ellen Fitts, Nancy Taplin, Lorna Bullard, Susan Paxman, Wendy Fitts. Row 3: Cindy Fadden, Judy Wood, Karen Quinlan, Kim Whitney, Julie Davis, Mary Ellen Bancroft, Tony Bianchi, Brian Decker. Row 4: Mark Burkholder, John Martel, Jay Villa, David Gacetta, President; Paul Hutchins. In addition to presenting 4 scholarships, Key Club contributes $100 to Our Echo 73 141 DRAMA CLUB Row 1: Melody Letter, Wendy Whaples, Susan Ripley, Lise LaCroix, Cindy Bigras, Sylvia LaRouche, Theresa Lakin. Row 2: Mrs. Martha Rossano, Advisor, Deborah Bancroft, Susan Rousse, Mary Mc- Pherson, Patricia Wilde, Debra Webster, Phyllis Guy, Patricia Foss, Leslie Hill, Anne Martin, Margaret Perrin, Mrs. Ilene Sinclair, Advisor. Row 3: Gene Clark, John Robichaud, Mark Violette. Row 4: Paul Cook. Play Night 1973 Of Stubborness . . . Of Foolishness . .. Of Death .. . Wilbur takes his Medicine . I'm a Fool . The Lot- tery , . . Tryouts Parts Posted Scripts Marked First Rehearsal (Pandemonium) Memorize Lines! Blocking Costumes . . Louder! . . Props More Rehearsal Make-up Learn Those Lines! .. . Tickets Sold . . Louder! .. Dress Re- hearsal . . And Finally Play Night! The Lottery is declared the winner for the Junior-Se- nior Class. — Patrick Orr 73 Wilbur Takes his Medicine 143 Student Council Sponsors Christmas Ball Student Council Officers 1972-73 Rebecca Perry Michele Fisher Thomas Elliot Denise Collins 145 Hockey Team Finishes With Impressive Record; Represents Vermont in the New England Games Tom Otterman executes a quick turn. Row 1: George Hudson, Tom Burke, Pete Beloin, Tino Broggini, Tom Otterman, and Hector Badeau. Row 2: Roch La- Croix, Brad Fortier, Jim Burdett, Paul LaCroix, Dave LaFreniere, and Loren Monty; Row 3.’ Dave Sassi, Steve LaFreniere, Jon Milne and Coach Paul Poirier. Missing: Leo Curley, Mike Giordano, Cho Lee, Manager, Liz Gattone, scorekeeper. ’ Hector Badeau is this year's League high scorer with 24 goals and 24 assists for a total of 48 points. Hector, a sophomore, is sure to see much more action as our flashy center in the next two years. Dave Sassi gets ready for a pass while Jon Milne is not far behind. The Tide's successful first line of Al Thieverge, Leo Curley, Dave Sassi, and Tom Otterman hustle for the puck. Tom Olterman and Paul LaCroix, two fine SHS hockey players. Jon Milne avoids the grasp of an Essex opponent. Roch LaCroix and Hector Badeau Paul LaCroix warms up. 1973 Hockey Team Has Great Season; Goes to New England Competition Coach Poirier, Steve Lafreniere, Jon Milne, Mike Giordano, George Hudson and Hector Badeau have eyes only for the ice. v r look for the pass. Dave Sassi and Tom Otterman scramble to keep control. 149 Cheerleaders Make the Echos Ring for Spaulding VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Laura Atkins Marty Bazluke Denise Collins Monique Dandurand Debbie Dindo Shelly Fisher Cindy Gomez Judy Pirie Robin Rossi Nancy Taplin Beth Thompson JV FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Robin Belville Bonnie Brown Anne Craige Karen Fumagalli Susan Gomez Robin Greenough Becki Minoli Jan LaRochelle Jo-Ann Trottier Mrs. LaClair and Mrs. Gray, Advisers. VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Laura Atkins Marty Bazluke Denise Collins Monique Dandurand Micki Minoli Judy Pirie Giovanna Pucci Nancy Taplin Rachael Thompson JV BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Robin Belville Bonnie Brown Cheryl Chouinard Karen Fumagalli Susan Gomez Robin Greenough Diane Letter Mary Ellen Salvador 151 Spaulding Lassies Have G-r-r-reat Year; Play in State Semi-finals JV GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Judy Abbiati Patricia DelHagen Brenda Donald Linda Davis Merilee Goulet Patricia Duff Dawn Hoyt Debbie Lafaille Susan Letter Donna McNally Gail Marshall Annette Monty JoAnn Merrill Susan Murdock Julianne Monty Debra Routhier Erin Parnigoni Candy Stone Susan Perreault Mrs. Brice, Coach Robin Rennie Julie Thivierge Betty Whaples Jane Woodruff Mrs. Brice, Coach 153 Rifle Team Captures Vermont State Title RIFLE CLUB Row 7: Martin Broggini, John Barberi, Nick Conti, James Daigle, James Thompson. Row 2: Norman Dutil, Karen Canton, Laurie Willett, Beth Capbell, Laurie Cassani, Alison Ford. Row 3: Timothy Emery, David Beaudry, Peter Pratt, Michael Bilodeau, Charles Holcomb, Ronald Buswell, Robert Thompson, Bruce Pratt, Chris- topher Duquette, Mr. Gorden Smith, Coach; Keith Gauthier, Denis Lefebre. Missing: Tony Willet, Sam Hutchins, Alan Stone, Thomas Mekkelsen, William Stevens, Robert Robbins. Robert Thompson RIFLE TEAM Row 7: Pete Pratt, Ron Bu- swell, Tino Broggini, Alan Stone. Row 2: Mr. Larry Walk- er, Coach; Bob Thompson, Tony Willett, Bruce Pratt, John Barberi, Sam Hutchins, Mr. Karl Lam- son, Coach. 155 Rifle Team Outstanding Shooters 1973 Bruce Pratt High average, 2 years 366.7 Robert Thompson Most improved 352.7 Alan Stone Best freshman 334.0 Varsity Letter Winners Match average 1973 Bruce Pratt 355.7 1974 John Parberi 365.7 Anthony Willett 363.3 Robert Thompson 352.7 Ronald Buswell 342.3 156 Rifle Team Scoreboard 1973 Spaulding Opp. 1434 Bradford at Barre ”1360 1443 Bennington at Barre ”1195 1452 Northfield at Barre ”1412 1443 Bradford at Bradford 1452 1412 Bennington at Bennington 1327 1445 Northfield at Northfield 1448 State Championship Spaulding 1479 Borthfield 1464 Bradford 1452 Bruce Pratt SHS SHOOTERS WHO WON STATE TITLE Mr. Larry Walker, Coach; Bob Thompson, Tony Willett, Bruce Pratt, John Barberi, Mr. Karl Lamson, Coach. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE STUDENT CHAPTER Laura Atkins Sara Avery Martha Bazluke Debra Beaudry Leslie Bertolini Cindy Bigras Dale Bresett Rebecca Brock Diane Collins Monique Dandurand Linda Delano Patricia Duff Jayne Duranleau Laura Duranleau Leslie Hill Janet McCabe Anne Martin Julianne Monty Beverly Perrin Margaret Perrin Carol Pomer Susan Rousse Tulay Sayiner Bettie Whaples Mrs. Dean, Adviser Mrs. Welch, Adviser Mrs. Delano and Jim select international dishes at the annual AFS dinner. Sara Avery and Bev Perrin enjoy AFS dinner with foreign guests from other schools. 158 Tulay Sayiner, Our Charming AFSer From Turkey Walk together; talk together. Then, and only Tualy presents Mr. Burdett a Turkish flag at the final then, shall we have peace. — AFS motto assembly. Pierre Couture and Tulay enjoy the Christmas Ball. Diane Richardson bids fa- rewell to our friend Tulay. 159 WRESTLING AUXILARY Row 7: Jane Robichaud, Mr. Welch, Coach; Nancy Berinato. Row 2: Beth Thompson, Nancy Taplin, Donna Morris, Annette Bisson, Darlene Chatot. Row 3: Jody Buttura, Rebecca Brock. 160 SHS WRESTLING TEAM 1973 Kneeling: Ed Free, Steve Beloin. Front Row: Randy Walker, Mgr.; Michael Poirier, Ralph Pelkey, Ken Free, Ed Bombard, Gary Shirlock, Stephen Mason, Larry Hatch, Glen Hatch, Mark Thomas. Back Row: Mr. Welch, Coach; Mark Blais, Peter Burke, Kevin Bailey, Alex Hart, Dave Spaulding, Mike Melkonian, Bill Garrett, Don Free, Pat Fitzgerald, Dan Ayer, Ken Williams, Gordy Bullard, John Marshall, Mat Couture, Mike Rousse, Rodney Hart, Chuck Walker, Dave Pinchetti, Mgr. Sophomores Show Oomph; Earn Right to Wear Class Ring Cindy Wark Becky Brock Dale Lavalley Outside geometry class we dis- cover Leslie Bertolini as we look in. 162 Sophomores at an assembly. The Spaulding Ring Class of 1975 Officers Gregory Baldor David Martin Donna Morris Debbie Dindo Donna Morris at Shelburne Museum. .a I i 163 Memorial Day Parade Junior Prom 164 Class of 1974 Officers Lauri Anderson Debbie Lafaille Gail Hood Chuck Frattini Vice-president Secretary President Treasurer Spring is here! With the snow melted, the trees are turning green once again and the dandelions are blooming. Our activities are more and more out- doors; baseball, track, and tennis; sunbathing; watching parades — all these are our pleasures. The Junior Class sponsors the annual Junior Prom with the theme “Sunday in the Park, while the band makes Sunday in the park an occasion for a pleasant concert. The Rifle Team achieves our only State Championship this year. The Boosters Club holds an awards banquet for all our athletes. In the meantime, the faculty and staff stages the “Faculty Fol- lies' and add a substantial sum to the Spaulding Scholarship Fund. Turn the pages with us to share the memorable moments of June, culminat- ed by that long-awaited day, Graduation. 165 The Wards of Major General Stanley decked out in England's elegant finery. The singing and danc- ing added just the right zest for a great show. Below are Lise Messier as Mabel and Brian Amet as Fredric, the pirate apprentice. Pierre Couture, the Pirate King Rachel Letter as Ruth and Brian Amet as Fredric. Brian Amet, Fredric, and Mark Violette as Samuel. Glee Club Presents Gilbert and Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance The auditorium was full, and what a warm, fun-hearted group it was! The show went even better the second night. You could tell the audience was really into it, when after the lover-leads sang there was no applause, but there was a feeling of emotion which was deep and touching. The curtain calls, the tears, the hugs! Gilbert and Sullivan? Fantastic stuff. — Brian Amet 167 Spring Booster's Banquet Honors Senior Athletes Steve Beloin Jon Milne and Tom Otterman 168 State Championship Rife Team, John Barberi, Tony Willett, Bruce Pratt and Bob Thompson, receives trophy from Coach Larry Walker. The seniors receiving awards at the Boosters Banquet are Nick Bergeron, Mike Dickin- son, Roch LaCroix, Jim Sar- telle, Dave Sassi, Brent Chal- oux, Steve Usle, Brian Deck- er, Germaine Pellerin, Jack Wood, Gary Sawyer, Edwin Free, David Gacetta, Ivan Le- Blanc, John Marshall, Cho Lee, Greg Perreault, Alexan- der Campbell, Steve Lafren- iere, Gordie Bullard, Steve Beloin, Pat Fitzgerlald, Mark Calderara, Mike Lajeunesse, Torn Maguire, Pat Duff, Pat DelHagen, Annette Monty, Donna McNally, Bruce Pratt, Steve Moore, Gary Lavin, Ken St. John, Claude Cest- aro, Tony Sykes, Tony Bian- chi, Dave Spaulding, Denise Collins, Shelly Fisher, Beth Thompson, Rachel Thomp- son, Micky Minoli, Giovanna Pucci. Janet Shadroui and Glen Tosi in typing class. Janet Shadroui and Gene Baker, SHS students, discover the perils of a day at Spaulding. ''It's the Real Thing for Bill Atkinson and Ger- trude Sinclair. 170 George Chuzi instructs students Chuck Welch, Stan White, Ray Lesslie and Dick Flies. These eager industrial arts students invite Mr. Chuzi to inspect their chest. The Faculty Follies Benefits the Spaulding Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. William Casey produced and directed the Follies. Jim Comley provided props; Chuck Bohn designed the sets. Here we find the boys putting the finish- ing touches on their project. Question: Where is Mr. Chuzi? I'm a Spaulding High School Teacher. Betty Mahar cuts Dave St. Cyr's tie Typewriter repairman Ned Birchard from his typewriter while Laurel Brice and Dick Cattelona make merry. arrives just in time. z fiLW c °EPT The Glee Club — Bill Atkinson, Fran Pinard, jim Atkins, Ernie Buntin and Bob Burdett, practices You Are My Sunshine, one of their more difficult numbers. It's a Grand Old School It's a grand old school, It's a high-flying school, Where we study, where we work, where we play; Where the teachers beam, Where the students really gleam; We're glad you're part of the scene. 172 Peter, Paul and Mary (alias Ernie Buntin, Betty Mahr, and Glen Tosi) provide a musical (?) interlude. TRACK TEAM 1973 Row 7: Anthony Sykes, Raymond Chase, Michael Melkonian, Dana Thygeson, Rodney Hart, Gregory Baldor, Leo Fortier, Joseph Sykes, Maurice LaCroix, Alexander Hart. Row 2: Lawrence Fortier, David Trepanier, John Maiola, John Drury, David Martin, Jon Noyes, David Maurice, Harold Breer, Richard Butler, John Marshall. Row 3: Mr. Skillin, Assistant Coach; David Sassi, Rodney Cameron, David Beaudry, Bryan Haynes, James Wilmott, Gary Sawyer, Anthony Bianchi, Christopher Duquette, Mi- chael Dickinson, Richard Wobby, Mr. Maiola, Coach. Row 4: Timothy Casey, David Noyes, Claude Cestaro, Karl Boisvert. Spaulding's Noyes Wins 440 in State Meet; Girls' Softball And Tennis Growing Spring Sports We are pleased with the 1973 Track Team's performance at the State Meet in Bellow Falls. The team picked up 13 points, with Dave Noyes winning the 440. Dave ran the event only twice during the season, and on his second try came home with the championship. Mike Dickinson was fourth in the javelin, Tony Bianchi took sixth in the high jump, Tony Sykes' good two-mile effort brought him a fine third place, while he placed sixth in the mile. John Marshall finished fifth in both the 100 and the 220. Spaulding's thinclads rounded out a good season by sending Dave Noyes, Tony Sykes, Mike Dickinson, and John Marshall to the New England Meet. The fine new courts, constructed on our former parking lot, have greatly increased interest in tennis. Under the tutelage of Coach Paul Poirier, a growing number of students look forward to both intramural and intermural events. Fine spring weather found an eager group of Spaulding lasses competing against nearby schools in softball. Soft- ball, too, is a sport that is attracting more students to participate in our varied athletic programs. 174 GIRLS' SOFTBALL TEAM 1973 Row 1: Cindy Gomez, Melissa Bedia, Donna McNally, Mary Roy, Debbie Lafaille, Becki Minoli, Pat DelHagen, Julie Davis. Row 2: Mrs. Gray, Coach; Diane Letter, Marty Bazluke, Sue Letter, Sue Mason, Betsey Hoermann, Micki Minoli, Denise Goodnow, Karen Fitzpatrick, Merille Goulet. TENNIS TEAM 1973 Donald Brochert, Chris Bailey, Chris Fukuda, Cho Lee, Jeff Melkonian, Sandy Campbell. Missing from photo: Darryl Dalton, Jeff Fuller, Roch LaCroix, Steve Perry and Coach Paul LaCroix. 175 Deerfield Visits Spaulding; Good Times, Good Music Gary Sawyer, Dave Pierce, Kevin Crossett, and Marianne Tracy on trumpets. Deerfield, Mass, is a center for the pickle industry, so we decid- ed to present the Deerfield Band Director with a special pickle, Spaulding High variety. 176 Clarke Scott welcomes the Deerfield Band to SHS. With many promising underclassmen and a large number of experienced seniors, the Band had a busy, successful year. During the fall, we played at home foot- ball games, and at Christmas we per- formed for the holiday assemblies. Later a smaller group known as the Pep Band played for home basketball games. As the year progressed, we began prepar- ing for our annual exchange concert, and in March we travelled to Deerfield, Mass., stopping on the way to present a concert at Bellows Falls High School. Later in the spring the Band presented assemblies, an evening concert, and an open-air concert. The high point for the year was the an- nouncement that the Barre Rotary Club had voted to fund the purchase of new uniforms for the entire Band. We are, indeed, grateful to these public-spirited men who are encouraging future students to discover the work, success, and fun that band membership provides. — Mark Booth 73 Spanish Club Scholarship Goes to Rebecca Perry SPANISH CLUB Row 7: Dale Bresett, Joanne Aja, Nona Smith, Janet McCabe, Michael Rubalcaba, Gregory Baldor, Michael Schini. Row 2: Theresa McGoff, Erin Parnigoni, Mary Miana, Bettie Whaples, Pamela Swift, Rebecca Per- ry, Pamela Magoon. Row 3: Pierre Couture, Monique Dandurand, Julie Guazzoni, Linda Delano, Debra Webster, Melissa Bedia, Karen Agliotta, Lisa Vasques, Felicia Bacon, Mrs. Montague, Advisor. Mr. Burdett congratulates Becky Perry, who receives to Spanish Club Scholarship. French Club Awards Scholarships to Three Students Mrs. LaClair, Advisor, presents $75 French Club Scholarships to Monique Dan- durand, Rachel Letter and Pierre Couture. FRENCH CLUB Row 7: Diane Letter, Susan Paxman, Allison Rouleau, Debbie Ducharme, Helene LeBlanc, Mrs. LaClair, Advisor. Row 2: Rachel Letter, Susan Churchill, Laurie Thompson, Monique Dandurand. Row 3: Mark Violette, John Loso, Dean Martin, Scott Morrow, Mark Downing, Janet Belding, Katherine Zagroba, Robin McKnight, Pierre Couture. 179 Spring in Europe 1973 Mrs. LaClair and the Spauldingites visit St. Peter's Basilica. Mr. St. Cyr and Karen Brown admire classical statues in front of a temple. During spring vacation four groups of Spaulding students got the oppor- tunity to travel to different European cities through arrangements made by Mrs. Grace Levadie. Mrs. Rena LaClair, Mr. David St. Cyr and Mr. David Craig accompanied a group to Rome, Italy. In addition to tours of the antiquities and modern Rome, they also travelled to the site of ancient Pompeii, to Sorrento and to Florence. Spaulding students and teachers pose in the forum of ancient Pom- peii. 180 Students Enjoy Trips Abroad Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Rossano went with a group to London, England where, strolling along the Thames River and through London streets, they were able to see Westminster Abbey and the tra- ditional Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace among many other well-known and daily English sights. Mrs. Levadie, Mrs. Betty Phinney and Mrs. Robert Morris went with a group to Madrid, Spain. One of the high-lights of their trip was seeing a Span- ish bullfight. Another group with Mr. Glenn Tosi and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wheeler visited Paris, France. They enjoyed seeing the Eiffel Tower, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Notre Dame and other famous landmarks. A medieval gateway lends charm to a modern street in London. VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM 1973 Row 1: Mr. Delphia, Coach; Steven Giroux, Peter Mason, Gary Lavin, lames Burdett, Donald Tarbox, Kenneth St. John, Gregory Hood, Robert Leonard, Kevin Lavalley. Row 2: Maurice Martineau, Brent Chaloux, Vittorio Rossi, Mark Calderara, Norman Tucker, Paul LaCroix, Michael Kelly, John Girompini, Matt Perry. 73 Baseball Team Reach Play-offs Home run! Brent Chaloux 182 Guess which team just scored! Varsity Baseball Scoreboard 1973 Spaulding Opp. Champlain Valley Union High 6 School 5 3 Rice Memorial High 2 9 North Country Union High School 1 4 South Burlington High School 5 9 Bellows Free Academy 1 2 Burlington High School 0 14 Montpelier High School 11 2 St. Johnsbury Academy 1 3 Burlington High School 0 3 Winooski High School 6 7 St. Johnsbury Academy 2 3 Montpelier High School 2 4 South Burlington High School 0 0 Essex Junction High School 1 Windsor High — Play off 3 game 5 Dennis Giroux pitches in South Burlington game. im Burdett Mark Calderara JV Baseball Scoreboard 1973 Spaulding Opp. 5 Rice Memorial High School North CountryUnion High 7 4 School 2 0 South Burlington High School 4 6 Rice Memorial High School 9 6 Burlington High School 3 3 Montpelier High School 2 2 Burlington High School 10 18 Montpelier High School 4 14 Montpelier High School 0 6 Essex Junction High School 4 183 DECA Has Busy, Successful Year Mr. Burdett presents Rick Perreault, Manager of the School Store, the $200 DECA Scholarship. f. anny anmr rr. firn ) If] $ Jfj fern Q€ a ff nC ron Mi er Dick SPAULDING DECA Row 7: Mary Ayer, Deborah Routhier, Sharon Nadeau. Row 2: Bette Pirie, Wendy Fitts, Vickie Hatch, Susan Blondin, Sylvia Perreault, Lynn Perreault, Anna Donati, Judy Pirie, Patricia Hall. Row 3: Boynton Saia, Courtland Perry, Richard Miller, Richard Perreault, Stanley Sabens II, Brian Norkeveck, Steven Moore, Thomas McAndrew, Richard Grover, Terry Parker, Mr. Williams. Chuck Sabens sets a record for Fanny Farmer candy sales. 184 Delegates to the Regional DECA Conference in Atlantic City were Sylvia Perreault, Bette Pirie, and Courtland Pirie with Mr. Williams. Members of the Vt. delegation to the DECA National Leadership Conference in Atlantic City in May were Brian Norkeveck, Sylvia Per- reault, Bette Pirie, and Courtland Perry. Mr. Warren Williams, Ad- viser. Missing: Mary Ayer. Vt. Deca Outstanding Girl Student Sylvia Perreault receives a $100 bond. Courtland Perry, Vt. DECA Outstanding Boy Student, runner-up, receives a $100 bond. Junior Prom 1973 Diane Houle, Gary Cayi, Don Lajeunesse and Becki Minoli share a laugh to- gether. Candy Stone and Paul LaCroix Cindy Wark and Tom Otterman 187 Sunday in the Park a Delightful Spring Theme; Class of 1974 Stages a Fine Junior Prom Skip Bancroft, Candy Stone, Eric Grover, Robin McKnight, King Steve Gale, Queen Vicki Patch, Don Tarbox, Lisa Sartorelli, Debbie Lafaille, and Mike Kelly. Five Spaulding Girls Attend National Convention of Future Business Leaders of America Wendy Pelkey, Mary Ann Smith, Nicole Gagnon, Mr. David St. Cyr, Co-advisor of Future Businness Leaders, Nancy Houle, and Kay Gavin attended the summer national convention of Future Business Leaders of America In Washington, D.C. Nancy Houle was elected State FBL Secretary this year. Future Homemakers of America Engage in Community Projects 190 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OE AMERICA Row 1: Phyllis Hayward, Advisor; Mary Ann Smith, Secretary; Kay Gavin, Susan Butler, Susan Pelkey, Sherry Lantagne, President; Mary McPherson, Wendy Pelkey, Nicole Gagnon, Diane Giannoni, Vice- President; Nancy Houle, Linda Allison, sitting. Missing: Mr. David St. Cyr, Co-advisor. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Mrs. Pearl Welch, Advisor; Pauline Barnes; Advisor; Lina Laperle, Lori Chartier, Debbie Emo, Linda Graves, Roberta Graves, Denise Kennedy, Laura Duranleau. 191 Andre Provost Slave Day Is the Fun of Antic Spring Here I come! Dana Thygeson and a freshman who prefers to be incognito. Mike Boudreau enjoys the services of his slave at lunchtime. 193 Spaulding Musicians Outstanding At All-State Festival The cameraman catches Karen Agliotta as she concentrates on her music. Rachel Letter, here accompanying the Winoos- ki Valley Chorus, was one of our accomplished accompanists. ALL-STATE BAND Laura Flink, Martha Sinclair, Anne Martin, Mary Jane Hunt, and Karen Agliotta. Missing: Kevin Cros- sett and Mark Booth. 194 Annual Music Festival in Burlington a Highlight of Musical Year 1972 —1973. ALL-STATE CHORUS Row 7. Rachel Letter, Lise Messier, Lise LaCroix. Row 2: Jay Villa, Julie Preston, Jane Tucker, Constance Wilcox, Gerard Vigneault. Row 3: Brian Amet, Leslie Hill, Pierre Cou- ture. Row4: Michael Bailey. ALL-STATE ORCHESTRA Row 7. Rebecca Brook, Lisa Drake, Leslie Bertolini, Jane Morale. Row 2: Don Borchert, Linda Bowen, Mark Vtolette, Julianne Monty, Cathy Borchert, Jayne Duranleau. 195 Humanities Classes Enjoy Field Trip to Shelburne Museum. Sharon Abbiati, Dale Lavalley and Bonnie Brown are obviously enjoying Craig Whitcomb's uncomfort- able situation. Frank Corey Two all-day field trips to the Shelburne Museum com- pleted the year for the Hu- manities classes. Although the First group enjoyed fair weather, the second group was not so fortunate. Yet it is easy to see from the smiles amidst the slickers and be- draggled hair that they didn't let the rain dampen their spirits. They especially liked the Circus Parade Building, the Electra Have- meyer Webb Memorial Building and the Castleton Slate Jail. You didn't get out of the rain fast enough! says Mr. Flink to Vicki Booth and Nancy Hunt while Mrs. Flink looks on. 197 A Sentinel Athletic Award to Mark Calderara. Germain Pellerin admires the Sentinel Award he has earned. Hector Badeau accepts Sandy Campbell's congratulations. Nick Bergeron, Athlete of the Year in Sentinel poll. Chuck Pixley, photographer for both Sentinel and Our Echo. 198 Dave Smith reads the latest Sentinel. There is always a smiling group to fold and count the Sentinel for distribution. NEWS EDITOR DITOR EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT EXCHANGE EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR FE SENTINEL STAFF 1972 — 1973 Mr. Comley, Advisor, Sandy Campbell, Editor, Chuck Pixley, Lisa Sartorelli, Julie Preston, Sue Rousse, Maurice Martineau. Spaulding Sentinel Records the Major Events of 1972 —1973. Julie Preston and Lisa Sartorelli spend many hours writing copy for the Sentinel. 199 Mini Courses Bring Year to a Satisfying End. The seniors all agree that the mini courses are a great way to end the year. We shall treasure memories of moun- tain climbing in the White Mountains, visiting the Maine coast, canoeing on the Connecticut River, seeing Godspell in Boston Thinking of graduation, only a few hours away. The Maine coast and an authentic shore dinner with clams, lobster, and all the fixings. Mr. Lee shows Dale Wright how to open a clam shell. Mike Bailey, Dick Hoermann and Beth Thompson reminisce. 201 Pro Merito Deborah J. Bancroft Janet W. Belding Marie C. Carrier Pierre J. Couture Monique L. Dandurand James B. Delano Pamela J. Duprey Cathleen H. Finneran Michele A. Fisher Keiji Fukuda Nicole F. Gagnon Jeannette B. Jalbert Rachel L. Letter Kathy J. Mason Jeffrey J. Melkonian Melissa K. Moore Susan J. Pelkey Margaret E. Perrin Pamela J. Swift Anthony J. Sykes Debra J. Webster Scholastic S Class of 1973 Janet Belding Michele Fisher Keiji Fukuda Melissa Moore Pamela Swift Class of 1974 Cynthia Fadden Donna Hier Debra Lafaille Susan Murdock Wendy Pelkey David Ripley Class of 1975 Sara Avery Ann Damore Jayne Duranleau Merilee Goulet Janet Belding receives her Pro Merito pin from Mr. Atkinson. Michele Fisher receives the Scholastic S A Scholastic S for Melissa Moore. Honor students Anthony Sykes, Neil Cilley, Cynthia Dunham, and Nicole Gagnon lead the senior processional. Class Honors Valedictorian Salutatorian Highest College Honor Highest Business Honor Highest General Honor Highest Trade and Industrial Honor Anthony James Sykes Margaret Elaine Perrin Anthony James Sykes Nicole Francine Gagnon Cynthia Lorraine Dunham Neil S. Cilley 203 — National Educational Development Tests Certificates of Merit Ruth Belville Keith Gauthier Theresa McGoff Robert Russell Anne Craige Mark Gherardi Donna Merrill Michael Schini Catherine Crosby Susan Hoag Becki Mi noli Timothy Thurston George Delano Steven Jones Donald Murray Elizabeth Vasques L isa Drake Karen Lamson Carole Quinlan Jane Woodruff Betty Jean Eastman Susan Manning Tanya Rugo Mrs. Hadd presents a NEDT Certificate of Merit to George Delano. Rachel Letter, Girls' Nation Anthony Sykes, National Merit Scholar. Janet McCabe congratulates Susan Rouse, AFS In- ternational Scholarship to Denmark, summer 1973. 204 National Merit Scholarship Finalists lames Delano Anthony Sykes Letters of Commendation Pamela Duprey Rebecca Perry Thomas Elliot Debra Webster Jeffrey Melkonian Many Students Earn National Recognition Presidential Environmental Merit Sara Avery Awards )ayne Duranleau Linda Delano Joanne Fortier Maryann Dexter Mr. Flink presents the Presidential Environmental Merit Award to Linda Delano. American Field Service Janet McCabe Costa Rica Summer 1972 Laura Atkins Australia Summer, 1973 Susan Rousse Denmark Summer, 1973 Laura Atkins, AFS Scholarship 205 to Australia, summer 1973 Vermont Honors Go to Spaulding Students Betty Crocker Homemaker of Vt. Debra Webster National Life — UVM Math Certificates of Merit Gregory Baldor Karen Brown James Delano Michael Dickinson Pamela Du prey Randall Duprey Michele Fisher Mark Heyburn Jeffrey Melkonian Craig Morrow David Ripley Tulay Sayiner Martha Sinclair Anthony Sykes Debra Webster Groegory Baldor, who was a Regional Winner in the National Life-UVM Prize Math Competition, and David Gac- etta, Honorable Mention in the Competition, pose with Governor Salmon and the other state winners. Vermont Poetry Society Contest Brian A met Kathi Wright The Vermont Poetry Society has published poems by Brian Amet and Kathi Wright in The Mountain Troubador. Kathi placed third and Brian second in the Society's annual contest. Celestials And This Is Love The music of the sun is speaking to me in rays of warming colour while the spirit of the cloud becomes a surging burst of blending tones. The air in which I live and sleep takes on a muted feel of rushing depth as the splendid bird of flaming white takes wing, not leaving me behind. The hand of you reaches out to me, I take it knowing why. Like a budding branch of greenery we reach for the sky believing what we feel. Stretching sound molding water seeing only transparencies, our hands are joined with those of the stars — and you and I begin. — Brian Amet I only had but one son that lived. I had four and saw three of 'em buried. Oh, now my heart aches to see the tears run down this poor old woman's cheeks. She doesn't understand my sorrow — just my smile and the squeeze of my hand. I once had a girl just your age she's married now She has three or four children. I don' recall my mind is so old . .. I squeeze her hand again, and this time she squeezes mine, too. And then it's time to move on again — to the next room with a lonely heart anxious to tell me she had a girl once. She smiles and asks me, Are you Margaret? No, I say. And I betray the hope in her eyes that maybe I'm her Margaret. You know, she says, We all get older every year. And then, You look different, Margaret — do you feel different? And choked by emotion, I nod my head, yes. I must go — and for her, it may as well be for forever. She asks me again — Are you Margaret? And this time I nod my head and whisper a tear-clogged yes. And her eyes brim over with tears as she smiles; Good-bye, Margaret, Good-bye. — Kathi Wright 207 Spaulding Musicians Outstanding Performers Vermont State Music Festival Scholarship Audihon Lise Messier — Vocal Brian Amet — Instrumental — Brian Amet Knights of Columbus State Council Scholarship David Gacetta National Honor Society Deborah Bancroft Deborah Beaudry Marie Carrier Susan Churchill Pierre Couture Monique Dandurand lames Delano Pamela Du prey Michele Fisher Rachel Letter Mary McPherson Micki Minoli Melissa Moore Susan Pelkey Susan Rousse Tulay Sayiner Pamela Swift Gerald Vigneault Anthony Sykes Debra Webster Paul Woodruff David Gacetta receives a $250 Scholarship from the Knights of Columbus. Nancy Valley and Tom Kinley present a $25 bond to Lisa Sar- torelli on behalf of the Governor's Safety Committee. Green Mountain Girls' State 1972 Mary McPherson, Michele Fisher, Deborah Bancroft, Martha Sinclair, Rebecca Perry, Annette Monty. Missing: Rachel Letter. Green Mountain Boys' State 1972 Row 7: Steven Usle, Roch LaCroix, Gary Sawyer, Jeffrey Melkonian, Michael Wark, Jack Wood, Maur- ice Martineau. Row 2: David Gacetta, Edward Free, Pierre Couture, James Delano. Marianne Kane Julie Preston Spaulding's Outstanding Spellers Freshman — Sophomore Trophy Junior — Senior Trophy 211 Generous Scholarships And Awards From Community Youth Activities Council Scholarships of $250 to Linda Allison, David Loverin, and Susan Pel key. Canadian Club Scholarship are presented to Lise LaCroix, Lise Messier, and Monique Dandurand by Mr. Perreault. Mr. Perreault also presents a Canadian Club Scholarship to Germain Pellerin. Deborah Bancroft receives BTEA Scholarship from Mrs. Akley. Constance Wilcox accepts Barre Town Education Association Scholarship. Barre Town Education Association Scholarships American Association of University Women, Barre Branch Deborah Beaudry American Association of University Women presents a $100 Scholarship to Deborah Beaudry. Youth Activities Council Scholarships Linda Allison David Loverin Susan Pelkey Canadian Club Scholarships Monique Dandurand Lise LaCroix Lise Messier Germain Pellerin Deborah Bancroft Constance Wilcox Altrusa Award Irene Badeau Arion Award Brian Amet Barre Rotary Club Scholarship Donna McNally $300 Kiwanis Scholarship Loan to Wayne Davis. Kiwanis Club Scholarship Rachel Thompson Kiwanis Club Scholarship Loan Wayne Davis Wapih Award Manuel Sainz Lower Websterville Home Demonstration Club Scholarship Kandace Benedini $100 Kiwanis Club Scholarship to Rachel Thompson. Kandace Benedini receives Lower Websterville Home Dem. Scholarship. Rev. Hale presents $350 Rotary Scholarship to Donna McNally. Kiwanis Club's Arion Award to Brian Amet. s Club Wapiti Award presented by Mrs. Fumagalli to Manuel Sainz. CVH Auxiliary Nursing Scholarships of $200 each are awarded to Mary Hudson and Annette Monty. Central Vermont Hospital Auxiliary Nursing Scholarships Mary Hudson Annette Monty Irene Badeau — Altrusa Award 215 Talented Musicians Receive Many Honors Cathy Borchert auditions successfully for New England Festival Orchestra. Laura Flink and Martha Sinclair play in Tri-State Band. All-Eastern Chorus. All-New England Chorus All-New England Chorus Rachel Letter Lise Messier Mark Violette Gerard Vigneault Pierre Couture Brian Amet Mark Booth chosen to tour Europe this summer as member of United States Collegiate Band. 217 Two Lovely, Gracious Ladies Retire Mrs. Welch devoted many hours to helping Future Homemakers of America. Mr. and Mrs. Welch enjoy a dance at the 1973 Junior Prom. Mrs. Welch's classes make steady progress under her quiet, competent leadership. We Remember With Affection Miss Bedell and Mrs. Welch Miss Bedell's fine musical talent brings musical success to many of her students. The Music Room is a happy spot for many Spaulding musicians, and on a happy day this spring we honor Miss Bedell with a surprise re- tirement party. Here we see Margaret Mc- Pherson presenting a very special cake. 219 In Memoriam DR. ANATOLEG. PENDO To live in hearts one leaves behind is not to die . . 220 Cho Lee receives a $200 scholarship in memory of Dr. Anatole G. Pendo. Deborah Beaudry is presented a $250 Valerie Plunkett Memorial Scholarship. Dr. 3endo Memorial Scholarship Awards of $400 each are presented to Janet Hedding, Mary Hudson, and Gary Sawyer. Dr. Pendo Memorial Scholarships Janet Hedding Mary Hudson Cho Lee Gary Sawyer Valerie Plunkett Memorial Scholarship Deborah Beaudry 221 The Rev. Msgr. Edward Fitzsimons. Father Brian Mead, formerly past at St. Monica Church, uses the popular story Jonathan Livingston Seagull for his sermon. Seniors in the Spaulding Glee Club, directed by Rachel Letter, sing Cantate Domino and Ave Maria. 222 The Rev. Brian Mead Recognition Sunday You have the freedom to be yourself, your true self, here and now, and nothing can stand in your way ' — from Jonathan Livingston Seagull Elaine Foster 223 Pam Duprey and Shelley Fisher are obviously enjoying the entertainment. Maurice Martineau, our class president. Pat DelHagen and Tom Fisher spark laughter and surprises with the Senior Superlatives. 224 The Class of 1973 Joins the Ranks of Alumni Mayor Wilfred ). Fisher presents a coveted award to Germain Pellerin, ... most valuable athlete in the senior class who has shown real athletic improvement. Most Valuable Athlete Germain Pellerin Jane Tucker receives the Class of 1915 Award . . to the student who, through sincere effort and earnest devotion, has contributed to the high ideals of the school. Many Awards Presented at Alumni Banquet Sentinel Cup, Class of 1919 J. Wendell Smith Award Alexander Campbell Phyllis Guy The Sentinel Cup for outstanding work on The Sentinel to Alexander Campbell. The J. Wendell Smith Award of $250 for the highest average in Latin and English for 4 years. Nicole Gagnon, as the girl in the business curriculum who has shown the most improvement, re- ceives the Class of 1943 Award. David Ripley 74 Lyn Camire 74 Class of 1943 Award Nicole Gagnon Alumni Junior English Prize Lyn Camire David Ripley 228 Cora Martin Cumming Memorial Scholarship Awarded to Susan Puente for the study of nursing. Class of 1919 Award for outstanding work in the vocational- technical field to James Wilmott. Carroll H. White Memorial Prize Awarded to David Gacetta for outstanding per- formance on a written examination in mathematics. Cora Martin Cummi Memorial Scholarshi Susan Puente Carroll H. White Memorial Prize David Gacetta Class of 1919 Award James Wilmott 229 230 Phyllis and Moe Martineau The Graduation Chorus sings 232 Cho Lee 234 Senior Class President Maurice Martineau presents the class colors to Steve MacAskill Mary Caccavo, Cindy Barnhart, and Cathy Gacetta. Rachael Letter Mr. Curtis Bevington, Chairman of the School Board, presents her diploma to Peggy Perrin, Salutatorian. These are the people who make Our Echo 1973 possible .. . Class of 76 National Life Insurance Company Rouleau Granite Company Spaulding Bookstore Spaulding High Student Council 73 Spaulding Key Club Stevens Studios 236 Berg, Carmolli, and Kent, Inc. Delair Wholesale Retail Meats J. W. Dillon Agency, Inc. First Vermont Bank and Trust Company Kelley Construction, Inc. The Homer Fitts Company The Granite Savings Bank Trust Co. Harry's Discount Store L. D. Hutchins Insulation Company Merchants National Bank Northfield Savings Bank Order of Rainbow, Barre Assembly 11 Ormsby's TV and Appliance Co., Inc. Smith, Whitcomb and Cook Co., Inc. Sprague Electric Company 237 Al-An's Inc. Arioli's, Inc. B. and L Tire Company, Inc. B R Oil Company, Inc. Barre Ignition Carburetor Co. Barre TV Appliance Co. Beck and Beck, Inc. Bigras Jean Bryant — Dailey Corp. Buttura and Sons, Inc. The Chaloux Lumber Company Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Barre, Inc. Chellis H. Collins, Inc. Country House Restaurant DeBlois Color Center Drew and Lynde, Inc. Mayor Mrs. Wilfred Fisher Peter Glenn of Vermont Grant City Green Mt. Lincoln-Mercury, Inc. Edmond Carbonneau Hillside Saw Plant David Hine Interiors Holden's Appliance Center Hooker Funeral Service, Inc. Hooker's Wayside Furniture Store Howard's Friendly Market Jackson Oil Company, Inc. The Knoll Motel Lash Furniture Co., Inc. D. M. Miles Coal Company Nelson Bros. Inc. Parnigoni Bros. Inc. Perry Real Estate Agency E. V. Reynolds, M. D. Rinker's Recker Servic The Times-Argus Twin City Auto Parts Inc. (N.A.P.A.) Twin City Fuels, Inc. Twin City Lanes Twin Town Volkswagon, Inc. Voice and Vision Richard Wobby — The Diamond Center 238 Reginald T. Abare The Action ADvertiser Adams Granite Company, Inc. Air Cooled, Inc. Airport Tractors, Inc. Allen Lumber Co., nc. A W — Twins Snack Bar Barre Animal Hospital Barre Dry Cleaning Company Barre Electric Co. A. Bellavance Sons, Inc. Flowers BY Bergeron Betty-Lee's Beauty Salon H R BLOCK Boisvert Shoe Repair Brown's Pharmacy A. Brown Store Ralph Margaret Caccavo Calcagni Granite Sales Calder Richardsn, Inc. R. Calderara Carpet Center at Barre Central Service Check-R-Board Chittenden Trust Company Coco's Getty Service Cody Chevrolet, Barre — Montpelier Road Consolidated Memorials, Inc. Cormier's Beauty Studio Custom Craft Sandblast Co. Dan's Service Station Del's Pizza Shop Demer's Repair, Inc. Dessureau Machines, Inc. Dot Discount Endicott Johnson Emslie and Co., Inc. The Fabric Mill Paul Farnsworth Sons Fireside Hair Fashions Foto Shop Frattini Insurance Agency A Friend Gas Company of Vermont, Inc. Peter Glass Pharmacy Goodfellows Jewelers Cornelius O. Granai, Sr. Granite City Tool Co. of Vt. Greaves Electric Green Mountain Diner Green Mountain Rentals, Inc. Harvard Clothes Hill-Martin Corp. J.C. Hill Co. Hilltop Restaurant, Inc. Howard Johnson's Restaurant Howe Cleaners, Inc. Jarvis Bake Shop Jerry's Hairstylist For Men Jockey Hollow Pizza Joe's Texaco Service Station John Hancock — Paul A. Tremblay Ellis N. Johnson Agency William H. Keaton LaCross Memorials, Inc. Lamell's Home Appliance Service Lamson Surgical Supply Company, Inc. Lavoie's Grocery Lowell McLeod, Inc. Roger MacAuley Wholesale Meats MacDonald's Service Station John E. Marsh Maurice Memorials, Inc. Arsen Melkonian, M.D. Metropolitan Life Insurance, Co. Milady Shoppe Allan Milne Pharmacy Belle Moir's Hat Shop Dr. A. Morale Mr. C's Dairy Bar Nativi Son, Inc. J. J. Newberry Co. North End Motors Obstetrics Gynecology Associates One-Stop Market Paige Campbell, Inc. Samuel Palmisano Paul J. Shadroui Real Estate Pepin Granite Co., Inc.a Perry Automobile Company, Inc. The Wendell 1. Pixley Family Quality Market Race and Custom Sports Center Red Clover Gift Shop Red Cross Pharmacy Rennie's Market Reynolds Son, Inc. F. H. Rogers Co. Rogers Boot Shop, Inc. Rose Art Sandblast, Co. Runway-Rendezvous Restaurant The St. Paul Companies Sanel Auto Parts Sears Roebuck Co. Stevie George Dairy Suburban Tractor Texaco Tosi Custom Sandblast Town Shop Trow and Holden Co., Inc. Twin City Equipment, Inc. Twin City Motel Twin City Transit Twin City Transmission Service Venetian Restaurant, Inc. Vermont Music Company Vic's Pizza Sub Shop E. F. Wall Associates, Inc. Walt's Mobil Service Station Warner-Turner Supply Co., Inc. Wayside Restaurant Inc. Wei's Service Center Whelan Drug Store Whitcomb Auto Frank E. Woodruff, M. D. George G. Lucchina M.D., Ph.D. and other friends The Youth Centre 2-39 We think about Our many sponsors and patrons Miss Watson and Mr. Freeman, our advisors Mr. Smith of Stevens Studio Mr. Fitzpatrick of Fitzpatrick Studio American Yearbook Company Mr. Thomas Fisher, our consultant Mr. Burdett and Mr. Atkinson The entire faculty and staff Mrs. Thow, Mrs. Biggs, and Mrs. Paterson, the secretaries Miss Calcagni, the SHS treasurer The Times-Argus The National Life Insurance Company The Class of 1973, The Spaulding Bookstore The Spaulding High Student Council The Spaulding Key Club and especially Robin Dessureau '72, whose fine photography is everywhere in Our Echo '73. I'll never lose Affection for people and things that went before, I know I'll often stop and think about them. — from In My Life Other staff members The Staff of Our Echo '73 Brian Amet Michael Bailey Thomas Bisson Alexander Campbell Lee Coyne Bonnie Dexter Lynn Gauthier John Lague Peggy Lunt John Marshall Maurice Martineau Mary McPherson Patrick Orr Bette Pirie Randy Reynolds Susan Ripley Susan Rousse Martha Sinclair Nancy Taplin Allan Tucker William Violette Wendy Whaples Patricia Wilde Charles Willard Deborah Bancroft Denise Collins Mary Jo Dunleavy Phyllis Guy Gregory Perreault Margaret Perrin Charles Pixley Elizabeth Thompson Jane Tucker Susan Corey '74 Laura Ducharme '74 Robin Dessureau '72 We regret that our arrangements for group photographs and our requests for copy were not always successful. However, Our Echo 73 is a testament to the places, the people, the friends, Spaulding High School, 1972-1973. 240