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

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And on Ice Opposite Pape Top Right — Eat your heart out. Gretzky! Rosanne Palmisano goes m for the shot as Steve Gosselin tries to stop her and Dan Mar- tin tends goal. Middle Left — Sweep Right. ‘Death on Twenty Legs heads down the »ce during the broom hockey tournament. Middle Right — Melanie Moran does her St Pauli's Girl imitation at the Varsity “S break- feet. Bottom — Clean up time at the old corral Leslie Day picks up after the pancake breakfast Top Left — Ecstasy1 Pete Shuttle “munches out on eggs, bacon, and toast at the Varsity S’ breakfast Middle Left — Debbie Rotvn tr es to get t by exchange student Frersesc Puq during broom hockey Middle Right — Get ’em while their hot Mr Fran Pmord makes pancakes to help support Varsity “S Bottom — Buddng T redes was just one of the entries m the snow sculpture contest cfcx'wig the Winter Cemvai Winter CamrNe 25

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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

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Broom Hockey vs. The Elements Freezing rain greeted the broom hockey players as they stepped onto the ice Sunday morning to start off the Varsity ”S“ Club's annual Winter Carnival. The teams, with such creative names as “Death on 20 Legs . “Smir- noffers”. “National Libyan Hit Squad”, and “Comley's Sentinel Slashers were eager to get on the rink to settle old rivalries and challenge new com- petitors. But due to weather condi- tions getting worse by the hour, only the preliminary games were played that day. The following weekend the finals were played under sunny blue skies. A tired “Stray Cats team strutted into the final championship game against the DECA Dealers , but were turned back. 2-0. — Steve Chandler Top Center — Giro Tosi swats the bell as Sue Kmiry and Jodi Coming look on. Bottom — Jim Benoit raises his broom in victo- ? and Paul Aizaaa smiles for the camera op Left — Jim MacDonald goes down on the wing, but Anne Ryan is on the defensive Middle Left — The sophomore crew waits for their next broom ball game 2S Winter Carnival