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

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SUPPORT STAFF -Eye'-Opener — Elizabeth Wilkinson GUIDANCE OFFICE L to R 1st Row — Beverly Robinson. Gloria Moore. Lucille Paterson. Beatrice White 2nd Row — Elizabeth Bicknell. Betty Barberi CAFETERIA STAFF L to R: 1st Row Jean Eisenwinter, Virginia Roberts. Sylvia Lacross (Man ), Idabell Walker. Lucille Ryan. Cora Wright. Rita Mekkelsen. Donald Belisle 2nd Row — Barbara Perkins. Jamie FRONT OFFICE L to R: Nelda Berinato. Laura Biggs. Frances Barnhart DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS L to R 1st Row — Karlene Keysar. Antonio Garcia. Shannon Nelson. 2nd Row — Manorie Bartlett. Lori Charter. Kathleen Mulcahy LIBRARY L to R: Marjorie Lowery. Rebecca McLeod, Katherine Free. Laura Compo Staff 29

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DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS Mr. Richard Tyler Mr Gary Santin Mr Gerald Hinckley Mr. Harold Shepard B.Ed Keene State College M.Ed. University of Vermont Ms. Jane O’Brien Mrs. Linda Black Ms Marianne Gregoire Mrs. Sally Nickerson Marymount College B.A. Jersey City State B S University of Vermont S.U.N.Y. at Binghamton COOPERATIVE OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION Booster gets ready for Special Olympics

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The Class of 1982 “TURN ME LOOSE” “LOVERBOY” How many times throughout our years of education we have written that glorious 1982 into a space entitled “year of graduation' It seemed it was a date in the future that would always be just that, in the future. We have spent our high school years developing into the strong class that we are. We are a class bound by friendships. At our first formal gathering, our Freshmen Reception, many of us were still strangers. Through classes, parties and sports we have lost the inhibitions we felt as we merged our eighth grade classes into one class; Spaulding’s class of ‘82. We are a class of leaders. Our class officers have held our class together through the activities they worked so hard to plan. As seniors, we planned activi- ties for the entire school! We have pooled our likenesses and differences to achieve our successes. The members of the Class of 1982, although we be separated by the distance of our individual dreams, will remain ever grateful to each other. We will reunite from time to time, to renew our friendships, rehash our memories and reward ourselves with laughter and pride, for we will always be members of the graduating class of ’82. — Diane LeBlanc Top Row L to R: President. Christopher Roy; Vice President, Man Rackliff Bottom Row L to R: Treasurer, Karen Champy; Secretary. Melissa Sherman Brent H Abare Soccer 1,2 Latin Club 2 Mary L Agliotta Ballet 1,2,3 Chorale 3.4 Piano 1,2,3,4 Student Council 1 Laurie A. Alzaga Special Olympics Booster Club 2.3,4 Seer. 3.4 FBLA 4 Student Council 3.4 Yearbook 4 Spanish Club 1 Office Aide 4 Heidi J Amholm Cheerleading 1,3,4 Student Council 1,2,3,4 Varsity “S 4 Interact 4 Office Aide 4 30 Seniors