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

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Top — From Nikes to Adidas to Converse — everyone who's anyone has e pair of high leath- er basketball sneakers, whether they play or not. Top Right — Fast becoming a fad on the way out — having a butt between classes Middle — SHS team shirts are always cool to be seen m [unless it was supposed to be returned to the coach!) Bottom Right — The newest male sex kitten, Garfield, gives an adoring fan, Melanie Moran, a kiss. Bottom — Some students, like Lisa Flynn, were tuned in to their Walkmans and not to the ban put on them! Feds 23

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Spirit Cheers and Enthusiasm! Despite accusations in recent years of a serious lack of school spirit. Spaulding fans have shown there's a lot of exaggeration in that statement. In fact, they've proven it time and time again this year. Enthusiasm for the fall sports teams was lively and impressive. Fans cheered ecstatically for their football team's victory over BFA, and crowded the sidelines of the fields as the soccer and field hockey teams played out yet another successful season. Many could be seen proudly sporting bright red and blue pins on their jackets and sporting miniature crimson footballs. Winter fans crowded into the Aud. the stomping ground of the boy’s bas- ketball team, to yell excitedly, raise home made posters in the stands, and join with their cheerleaders in loyal renditions of Glory to Spaulding , and the ever rowdy Gimme an S!In- creasing support for the girls basket- ball team shone through, as well as loyal dedication to the hockey players, in and out of their newly enclosed home rink. Wrestling fans, a num- bered but loyal group, cheered their guys on with firm support. — Leslie Day Top — Spaulding fans let. loose with streamers and confetti when Kay Gregoire hits her 10OOth point. Left — Zealous fans hold up their sign — Tom Bugbee. Pete Ford, and Gary Pletzer Middle — Anxious spectators look on in anti- cipation. Middle Right — Pete Shuttle and Uef f Nolan give moral support from the side lines. Bottom — TodO Hayward takes his eye off a field hockey game |ust long enough for a pic- ture. 22 Sports Fans

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rnjn LU 1u Winter Carnival: Fun in The Snow Spaulding’s annual Winter Carnival was held on the final warm weekend of January, and the events came off quite well. The boys basketball team lost a tough game to Montpelier in the final seconds. Kay Gregoire scored her 1 OOOth point in leading the girls hoop team to a spirit filled win over Middlebury. The varsity hockey team came out on the short end of a high scoring game against Milton. Satur- day morning's breakfast, sponsored by the Varsity S’ Club, served almost fifty satisfied customers. Building Trades, with a replica of an aerodynamic space shuttle, was the only sculpture entered in the competi- tion because of the lack of snow. They were disqualified, unfortunately, be- cause of their use of chicken wire to hold up the sculpture. — Doug White 24 Winter Carnival