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

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The Pep Band Joins the Crowd at the Basketball Game Bond 29 Above — Wampler, the shady look Top — Patty Barbarow leods the band during half time at the football game Above — Debby Cerutti leads the Pep Band during the basketball game.

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The Band Opens the Year With Rising Tunes In the year 1984-1985 the Spaulding High School Band showed that it was in- deed a band to be recognized. One mem- ber, Greg Perez said, Band members are the kind of people who want to improve and on the most part want to work. This was proved true by the groups many performances. The band opened the year with the rising tunes of, Maniac and Stray Cat Strut which shook the crowds. The spirit of the fall continued into the winter months and was kept up by the pep band which played at boys and girls bas- ketball games. It also played for the city of Barre many times during parades and other civic events. During the spring the band enjoyed a fantastic exchange with a High School in Gardner, Massachusetts. The group grew through these experi- ences not only in skill but also in a sense of togetherness. The band was, THE BAND. Chris Pirie puts the feeling of being a part of the band well, when you spend an entire weekend together, mar- ching on the snow and sleeping on a hard gym floor you get really close. It's not just a class or extra curricular activity, it's a family. — Sylvia Plumb 1 t Row — Darcie Shepard, Chris Moreau, Chris Tacey, Brian Long, Robert Edwards, Elizabeth Powell, Beth Ann Willie, Kenneth Alger 2nd Row — Patty Barbarow, Jonathan Magoon, Heather Miekle, Sharon Plumb, Gwen Ennis, Gina Palmisano, Daryl White, Nancy Pecor, Kris Kelly. 3rd Row — Rodney Day, Melissa Morgan, Brian Perdue, Lisa Laravee, Linda Candoge, Joy Kelly, Jolee Reed, Monique Cou- ture, Wendy Chaloux 4th Row — Pam Mazo, Diane Willette, Phil Mowatt, Liz Comiskey, Greg Perez, Kris- ten Seaver, Ethan Talmadge, Karl Johansen, Jenny Calcagni, Debbie Cerutti, Sylvia Plumb, Mr. Wam- pler. 1st Row — Nancy Pecor, Chris Pirie, Jenny Calcagni, Denise Messier, Kris Kelly 2nd Row — Mr Wampler, Liz Comiskey, Greg Perez, Sylvia Plumb, Debbi Cerutti, Linda Candoge, Joy Kelly. 1st Row — Darcy Shepard, Beth Ann Willie, Eliza- beth Powell, Kenneth Alger, Karl Johansen 2nd Row — Patty Barbarow, Robert Edwards, Greg Perez, Brian Long, Brian Perdue 3rd Row — Mr. Wampler, Debbi Cerutti, Heather Meikle 4th Row — Ethan Talmadge, Kristen Seaver, Gwen Ennis 5th Row — Sylvia Plumb, Lisa Laravee, Chris Pirie 6th Row — Ellen Grace, Phil Mowatt. 28 Band

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Chorus is One of the School's Most Successful Electives Top — Leader Liane Pease and the flag team aw entrance to the field before the half-time show First Row — Kevin Branting, Mike Sawyer, Karen Casey, Jeannie Lessard, Sherry Spaulding, Cathy Carcoba, Sharon Wilder, Sue Tucker, Brenda Taylor, Liz LeBianc, Nicole LeBlanc, Joanne Holm, Alison Fish Second Row — Cathy McLaughilin, Connie Wright, Dawn Lowery, Debby Cerutti, Ellen Groce, Chris Wilcox, Virginio Clark, Heidi Spooner, Lori LeB- lanc, Amy Jacobs, Chris Swon, Lisette Desrochers, Liane Pease Third Row — Lori Farrington, Malina Kelly, Polly Bowles, Dalton Flint, Daryl Norkeveck, Brian Purdue, Deeann Fassett, Vickie Evans, Tina Pallas, Yvonne Cadorette, Joanne Carpenter, Brian Wheeler, Brod Lauderdale Fourth Row — Lynn Bel- ville, Eric Bowen, Mike Searles, Shaun Anderson, Beth Ann Willey, Christine Persons, Arlene Davis, Denise Messier, Amy Violette, Robin Collier, Wendy Chaloux, Krista San ville. Penny Smith Fifth Row — Mr Zorn, Jeff Prindeville, Sharon Mugford, Jackie Dubrowski. The 1984-85 SHS Chorus, under the direction of Arthur Zorn, is one of the most successful electives at Spaulding and has become a great asset to the school. The chorus has more than tripled in size this year having about seventy members. Chorus mem- bers have participated in many music festivals. In the fall Spaulding was represented at the Winooski Val- ley Music Festival by seventeen chorus members. The chorus also sent people to All-State and All-New England in the Spring. Also in the Spring was an exchange concert with Gardner, Massachusetts in which everyone made new friends and had a lot of fun. The chorale, a select group of chorus members, also enjoyed a good year. The chorale performed for many area organizations and school functions. The chorale also sang the National Anthem at the finals of the boys' and girls' basketball games, a position that was held by Montpeleir High School. It's been a good year for us, said Wendy Chaloux, everyone in chorus has a lot of fun and nobody could ever reploce Mr. Zorn. — Christine Wilcox Left to Right — Kristine Kelly, Penny Smith, Virginia Clark, Mike Searles, Deeann Fassett, Jeff Prindeville, Chris Swan, Chris Wilcox, Daryl Norkeveck, Sue Tucker, Liane Pease, Patty Barbarow, Kevin Branting. Below — Elizabeth Powell, Lisette Desrochers and Darcy Shepard exit the stage.