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

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The Class of 1985 — Through the Years Last night I sat and cried, My face was wet with tears as I recalled the times we shared within these last four years. When I realized why I was crying I really couldn't believe, from freshman to junior I couldn't wait to get out now I really don't want to leave. The memories came flooding back as I sat in my room alone. Together, I thought, as a class, we have surely grown. We were students with talent, potential, we were unique, we were alive. I don't think anyone will ever forget our class The Class of 1985. I wiped my tears and reassured myself that it's no use to cry. I'll save that for the day we say farewell to Spaulding High. — Kathy Barcomb Below — Greg Ford portrays Raggedy Ann in Below—Jim Craige and Brad Hodge cause trouble in Spaulding's final Slave Day. the gym their sophomore year. Left — Rob Kramer has made it to his Senior year. Above — Junior Prom Queen and King, Sarah Soule now he can relax. and Gordon Dunn, rule from their thrones on that magical evening. 4 Growing Up

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Life at Spaulding is composed of much more than academics and extra curriculars. There are many situations that students are forced to deal with and as changes in individuals and groups caused by these difficulties. The seniors have had many problems to face during our years at SHS. First, the loss of a classmate in our freshmen year put a painful scar on our class. During our sophomore year, we had to work hard to change the image that others held of our class. We succeeded and became a close, spirited group of people. In our junior year, we won spirit week over the seniors which showed our ability to gel along well and work together constructively. Our enthusiasm and spirit for Spaulding was also evident by large masses of 1985 students at sports events and school functions. Our senior year, our outstanding ability as a class to challenge and to compromise was tested. First, we established an agreement for reasonable senior privileges, which were originally not possible for us; As well as an acting senior review board. Second, our class through petitioning the school board, got Mr. Perkins reinstated as yearbook advisor. The various situations the class of1985 had to deal with were not of ordinary caliber and only because our class is comprised of strong aruhjniiecnndividuuls v ver abt ojfver Divider 5