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

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Spaulding Fans have a Lot to Cheer About Whether you are dying of frostbite at the BOR or sweating buckets in the auditorium, it won’t matter a bit if you are a true Tide Fan. The requirements to become a Tide Fan are simple: hatred of anything with the name Solon associated with it, a voice that carries across a crowd and the ability to spell S-P-A-U-L-D- I-N-G correctly. Even if you aren’t involved in a sport you can still get the same feeling of being part of a team Below — A touchdown against Montpe- lier sends the crowd roaring. from showing up to cheer. Noth- ing is more group oriented than joining the good old “Give me an S!!” There is no doubt the Tide Pride is an inborn trait of all Spaulding students. As Jay Bartlett puts it, “Showing your spirit for your school lets the other team know how you feel — Fantastic!! ’ — Avery Duffy Bottom — Mike Kopach does his moose impression while Paul Cote pretends he's with someone else.

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Above — A Spaulding first down sends Right — Brent Black. Matt Calcagni, the crowd into jubilation. Jeff Mugford, Chris Holden and Jeff Profera — a faithful fivesome show up to support the girls' basketball team. 18 Fans

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