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

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Below—John Rouleau's blood is tested and typed by a Red Cross worker. Student Council Rebuilds in 1987 Student Council at Spaul- ding has a new look this year, It is made up of three branches; executive, judiciary, and legis- lative, which is the house and senate. The executive branch con- sists of four officers. These are Amy Lamberti, Krystal Dow, Steph Dumas, and Suzy Monte. Mary Beth Pinard serves as chief justice in the legislative branch. Student Council keeps order among clubs, and also sets up senior privileges. Their main fundraiser is the Christmas, or Crystal, Ball. They also hold a blood drawing to benefit the entire community. This year's drawing sucked up a record amount of blood, and only a few green faces. Student Council should con- tinue to thrive. Many under- classmen became involved this year. The new format seems to be successful, and hopefully will improve with age Left —Steve Martel lets the blood dram Above — Julie Simmons and Jenny from his arm while smiling about the Richardson take special care of Jerry sandwiches and doughnuts to come. Jarvis, a donor of rare blood type AB negative Student Council Blood Drciwng 21

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Student Council — Front — Craig Blake. Brian Calderara. Mark Garana. Amy Lamberti. Steph Dumas. Suzy Monte. Kristal Dow. Jenny Richardson. Mary Beth Pinard. Ruth Martenson. Julie Sancibnan Second — Joanne Gilbert. Chris Lamorey. John Vickery. Shawn Filiauft. Jeff Monte. Paul Gar and. Jeff Goodrich. Gen Higgins, Debbie Dickin- son, Jenny O'Keefe, Jennifer Letoumeau. Kim Weeks. Third — Matt Mulligan. John Wilkins. Brian Dessureau. Bo Kim. Jerry Jarvis, Brian Garand. Krissy Hill. Christy Beltrami, Karen Casey. Starlene Campeau. Kari Lamberti. Stacey Mitchell. Mr Garrity Back — Jon Valsangiacomo, John Perry, Brent Gagne. Brett Rouleau, Michelle LaFrancis. Polly Bowles. Jenn Mackey. Julie Hill, Jenny Plante. Jennifer Belville. Left—Aaron Leis has his arm prepared, unaware of the fact that his face will turn pure green after the donation. 20 Student Council Blood Drawing

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Tournament Should Become A Spaulding Tradition Despite the rain and 3) Girls kicking invisible soccer treacherous, muddy conditions balls. 4] Scott Massie whining to the Field Hockey Soccer Goalie Gary Pletzer, I lost my Tournament, sponsored by the ?? (a tooth!! Class of 1987, was held, and it is We hope that next year's hoped that this will become a classes have better conditions, Spaulding tradition. It was a and have as much fun as we sight to see: 1) Guys playing did. field hockey. 2) Everyone fall- — Steph Haskell ing flat on their face in the mud. 22 Field Hockey Soccer Tournament