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

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Top — Sandy Boudreault scowles at the Above — Mrs. Bowles, Christine Orr photographer while Tonya Parry grimaces and Tracy LaFlamme hang out at the in pain as blood is sucked from her arm. food table during the blood drawing. Student Council Puts On Successful Blood Drawing The Student Council took a new approach this year. Instead of just concentration on the so- cial activities of the students, we became more concerned with governmental issues that faced the student body throughout the year. The change from social to government issues was a definite step in the right direction. The four student council officers worked hard to change the image of the council. A poll was conducted to survey students on what they thought were the most pressing problems in the On October 4, in the Spauld- ing gym, the vampires struck again, with the help of the Red Cross and the Student Council. Their inviting needles drew 84 victims to the Annual Blood Drawing, 9 more than the assigned goal of 75. This year’s turnout was not as successful as last year’s turnout of 1985-86 school year. Many students were concerned with the smoking issue, the problem of the closed bathrooms and other school related problems. The student council held trials in order to hear the students’ thoughts and ideas. This intro- duction of student government has paved the way for students in the future. Homecoming, The Crystal Ball and the new government were all great successes of the student council this year. — Beth Taylor 107 donors. Some feel this is be- cause it was held in October rather than February, having fewer students able to meet the 17 years of age requirement. The vampires left the gym full and are giving faculty and students a year to recuperate until their fangs strike again. — Lisa Nativi Above — Beth Taylor and Debbie Clark, our Student Council President and Treasurer, preside over the council during an important meeting. Student Council 27

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Right — Students wait to donate their blood at the Blood Drawing. Student Council First Row — Jackie Nolan, Suzie Peloquin, Heather Meikle, Mia Calevro, Celia Burke, Debbie Clark, Beth Taylor, Lisa Nativi, Kara Wass. Avery Duffy, Lori Walker. Karla Blow, Mr. Garrity. Second Row — Suzy Monte, Tracy Braddee, Steph Dumas, Kristal Dow, Amy Lamberti, Maureen Fischer, Sue Bernier, Ruth Martenson, Gen Higgins, MarieUe Lacroix, Renee Douse, Renee Frescoia, Roxanne Dumas. Third Row — Tracy Levesque, Tami Cotnoir, Polly Bowles, Sue Duke, Kim Cano, Steph Beloin, Diane Bigras, Steph Haskell, Jenny Plante, Jody Jordan, Ann Vickery, Jeannie Lessard. Fourth Row — DebChatot, Kim Parmgoni, Mary-Beth Gacetta, Marie Dessereau, Jon Valsangiacomo, Blake Ellison, Michelle LeRoux, Orpheus Korshack, Bill Vickery, Mike Dusablon. Fifth Row — Liz Wells, Jenny Richard- son, Renee Gosselin, Kris Serien, Mary- Ann Bisson, Ann Foley, Carmen Maurice, Jenny Mackey, David Stevens, Brett Rouleau, Phil Martin. Sixth Row — Dave Anton, Mary-Beth Pinard, Debbie Dickenson, Jenny Calcagni, Cheyenne Valerand, Amie Strong, Kent Batchelder, Julie Sancibrian, Dawna Meade, Cyndi Shaw. 26 Blood Drawing

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SADD Reinforces the Lessons of Driver’s Ed “Get your eyes up and use two hands!” Ms. Broderick is on the road again. Any student that has ever taken Driver Education has heard that comment at least once. For those of us that have taken or are taking the class, there is the amazement at how much patience the driving teachers have and how brave they are. How many of us would put our life in the hands of a fifteen year old maniac that doesn’t know the brake pedal from the gas? The driving This was the first year that S.H.S. had established a SADD chapter. It started off with thirty members and has almost tripled in size. We hope to make the students more aware on what they can do for themselves and teachers definitely deserve our thanks for taking a job that many of our parents and friends “declined.” To pass drivers education, the student must have spent thirty hours in class and six hours actually driving. One student said, “The experience that 1 got in driver ed. will help me for the rest of my life.” Without our driving teachers, we’d sit home on weekends and go nowhere. They deserve our thanks! — Kim Whitcomb others. Our advisor is Ms. Broderick and she helps us a lot. Next year, we hope to continue the club and increase the number of member. — Michelle LaFrancis For Sataty «nd S 0®8 Drive FSigM Above — Christina Grenon finds out why she shouldn't drive in the left lane (in the U.S.) Right — An unknown stranger parks behind Chris Lorden’s Tide Pride Junker,” 28 Driver'» Ed