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

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Spaulding Celebrates Homecoming Top — The Freshmen show beginnings of Tide Pride with their human float. Above — Four years of decoroting for Homecoming has token its toll on Seniors Ed Lomorey, Kevin St. Marie, Troy Lawson and Kisa Groleau. Right — King and Queen, Glenn Isham and Missy Lesvesque, are introduced during half-time at the SHS-South Burlington game. 10 Introduction

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Grub Day Makes It's Mark Walking down a corridor during spirit week at Spaulding High School brought a surprise to an onlooker; several hundred students dressed in torn T-shirts and rag- ged jeans. Some wore paint-encrusted outfits while others wore holey, college sweatshirts. These people weren't imitating their homecoming rivals or protesting a dress code, they were dressing as grubs! Why would anyone dress in their abso- lute worst clothing on one specific day P As part of spirit week, of course. One big thing this year was writing on other's clothing. Instead of having con- ventional, mild-mannered grubs, we had grafetti grubs. These grafettied grubs wandered through school, in and out of classes call- ing each other slobs and adding chemistry equations to their already ink-marked clothing. Perhaps the teachers felt as if they were like Mr. Kotter teaching a bunch of sweathogs, but after all, aren't we entitled to be an Arnold Horshack one day a year? — Sarah Soule Left — Bryan Freeman and Ed Lomorey in fine form on Grub Day. Left — The secret to winning Spirit Week is using Above — A motley crew of hall decorators: Jeff human decorations, Sarah Soule. Gordon, Beth Soucy, Sue Porter, Lucie Parent, Sarah Soule, Sandy Brassard and Pete Harvey Spirit Week 9

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Key Club Gets the Last Word Spaulding High School was buzzing with activity as the Homecoming Weekend approached for 1984. Friday night was certainly an exciting one. The bonfire was fabulous and the snake parade was like a marathon After- wards, everyone gobbled up the donuts and cider provided by the Booster Club. All this occurred before 10:00, the time every- one was supposed to be home in bed rest- ing up for the big games. The annual float parade ended up with Interact the victors over the infamous shark of Key Club. What will next year bring? Unfortunately, the sports teams all suf- fered losses, but nothing could dampen the spirit of the Spaulding fans. The end of the weekend festivities con- cluded with a dance. The King and Queen were crowned and everyone enjoyed themselves until 11:30. Homecoming end- ed with the same enthusiasm it began with Friday night. — Sandy Gillis Left — Key Club makes a snack of Interact's washing machine. Above — The Booster's float carries the King, Queen and their court up the street. Left — The Homecoming Parade makes its way up Main Street. M Introduction II