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

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Below - Well, you see this leak in the ceiling has been bugging me. so .. . Right — Yes. 1 do believe it is hip to be Jason Spafford explaining his modified square.'' says Gary Pletzer, showing us umbrella on hat and sunglasses day. a rarely seen side on costume day. Tide Pride Overflows During Spirit Week This year, oddly. Spirit Week was held before the big Spaulding-Montpelier game, rather than before homecom- ing. The week consisted of T- Shirt Day, Sunglasses Day, Grub Day, Red and Blue Day and Costume Day. This definitely produced a lot of spirit among the student body, but also produced a lot of HALF NAKED bodies! Because of the exposed ex- tremities of some Grub Day participants, that day will not be part of next year's Spirit Week. However, this could not dismay the students, as they became even rowdier and more anxious for the BIG GAME, Spirit Week not only brought together the individual classes, but the school as a whole. Spaulding definitely has TIDE PRIDE and this spirit and en- thusiasm was overflowing dur- ing Spirit Week. Why don't you ask any Montpelier student if we were psyched up for the game? — Geri Higgins Above — Bo Kim and the rest of the Right — Carol Browning desperately football team enthusiastically tries to escape “the jailhouse. applaud. Oh. goody it's our turn to be announced 12 Spirit Week

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Below - Susan Fumigalli and Tracey Freeman sport their ' rag doll ' look for Halloween at Sweet Dreams. Below - Scott Massie tries not to hit himself in the face with those domed Harry 's plastic bags Sweet Sixteen — Year of the Job Sweet Sixteen is a term that we would all like to believe in. But how is that possible when 16 becomes the year of the job for many of us? Although more money means new clothes, more expensive outings, and maybe even a new car, it has its disadvantages, especially when senior year rolls around and the luxuries painfully dis- appear. College expenses are now beckoning greedily. Be- Left — Greg Frigon straightens the shelves at Kay bee Toys. sides, extra-curricular sports and activities, dances, and parties often become im- possibilities because of work. Is it worth it? Tracey Freeman comments, “Yes, definitely, although it takes up a lot of your time — it provides you with money and, also, prepares you to deal with the outside world after graduation. — Jenny Richardson Jobs 11

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Below - The mightly seniors — victo- rious for a third straight year I! Thirty-two Supor Seniors! Row 1 — Jenny Shuttle. Steph Haskell Row 2 — Laurie Ratoln, lor» Mugtocd. Jody Jordon. Kelly Monte. Jolee Reed Row 3 — Stacy Locke. Chuck Bizzozero Brian CakJerara. Cyndi Shaw, Bo Kim. Mary Beth Pmard Jlie Sartdbrtan. Sherry Perantoni, Jett Prof era Liz Martin. Chris Palmisano. Mike Willett. Joy Kelly, Jody Jocot Det »e Dickinson Row 4 — Anthony Tayior, Gary Shanetoeroet. Gary Pietzer jearrm laward. TraceeNelson. Kris Gate. Jerry Jarvtv Brian Garand Mark Garand. Krista! Dow Bottom — 2 7 of the infamous junior dwarves. Jen Kinley and Val Angelico, whistle while they work Spirit Week 13