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

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TAMYRA JEAN CORLISS JAMES ELLIOTT CORNING GREGORY ALLEN ARTHUR JOSEPH FREDERICK COSTANTINI CORRIGAN CORRIVEAU FANTASY CABLf Fantasy cable; the time line between life and death It keeps you going, pushing you through a mousehole. Hook on it and iaperienc e your impossible dreams. If it doesn't work out right, dial again. But it will. It's so perfect It meets yoir personality. With this new telepathic line your spirit is replenished. t the beginning ihe wish is small. , You reach for the falling star, luminous, dazzling-hot. It burns your hand, then slips into a black hole. ■You must have called the wrong m .smd gently swirls through the open window. It rustles the curtains and caresses you, smoothing out Anxieties, wrinkles. You slip into beta phase, and life becomes extraordinary. It is full of old time parties, simple gaiety and classical music. You begin to dance, waltzing then trip on your long dress, Jolting the brain — it slowly changes. They said the wrong word. They destroyed your asylum, The grove of trees that formed a protecting cover. The voltage of Fantasy Cable is high. The power of the mind becomes infinite and dangerous. Hate is the only idea your mind can conceive —better hang up. Then you begin to cry, tears forming guffies on your face. On last call1won't hurt: The spider's web looms before vour eyev hauntingly wonderful. Its defic ate lines of silk are Covered with glistening jewels. In awe you move closer to gaze at a fine thread, so tiny and thin. The Mack widow moves in the comer of your ev . Either a hot summer sun beats down on a limp form. Unmoving and still »xor vou'd better cut the line. — Sonia Plumb 7th Place, PSOV Contest 1979 Jii YVAN A KIM A. COTNOIR TODD ALAN COUILLARD LIANE MARY COUTURE LISA CURRIER 15

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NICHOLAS CASSANI CHERYL ANN CATTELONA JOANN P. CHALOUX CARY |. CHAMPY CHARLES M. CHATOT The work! is your exercise-book, the pages on which you do your sums. It is not reality, although you can express reali there it you wish. You are also free to write nonsense, or lies, or to tear the pages. ird Bach, 'el, Illusions BRENDA LEE CHOUINARD MARK K. CLOUGH DONNA MARIE CLOUTISj ANN TTf ANGELA COMOLII DEBRA LYNN COREY 14

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JANICE MARY DESILETS ROBERT DESILETS )R. SUSAN DESMARAIS WILLIAM PAUL DUDLEY CHRISTOPHER CARL DUFF 16