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

Page 19 text:

Junior Powder Puff — Brenda Casey, Sue Duke, Tanya Dufresne, Tara Jeff Monte demonstrates his tal- Johnson, Deb Sancibrian. and Jody eni with a ball JeweH. Senior Powder Puff — Greg Smith, Chad Clark, Erin Perreault, Kerri Shaneberger. Carol Browning, Lori Ix'ssard. and Heather Garbacik. Powder Puff 15

Page 18 text:

Above — Marcus Aylward tries desperately to hit the ball while rapidly being surrounded by other players. Traditions Struggle to Keep Alive In the second annual Field Hockey Soccer Tournament only two teams participated, one consisting of juniors and the other of seniors. The Var- sity “S” sponsored program was still a success as both groups used their dazzling skills and unending abilities to the fullest. Many goals were exchanged throughout the Sunday after- noon which was Fdled with fun and excitement, hip-checks and body slams. The aggressive play and high scoring marked an afternoon not soon to be forgot- ten. Once again the fall sports sea- son came to a close with a Pow- der Puff duel between the ju- nior and senior girls. This year’s confrontation came late in the year and the field was covered with snow, but neither sleet nor rain could damper the spirits of these lean mean fighting ma- chines. As the sun shown down and the bitter wind blew, some players experienced a chill, while others had an inner warmth. The seniors capita- lized on their first possession of the game as Lori Lessard ran in for the TD. But the juniors would not be denied as I)eb Sancibrian caught a 60 yard re- ception and dove into the end zone. The seniors prevailed as Val Anjelico rushed for the win- ning touchdown, keeping the tradition alive. — Sue Duke The winning team: Lori Lessard. Brian Proteau, Erin Perreault, Bill Vickery, Sieve Fortin, Carol Browning, Jeff Monte, Orpheus Korshak, Mark Dessereau, Chad Clark, and Heather Garbacik. Right — ( arol Browning and Heathei Garbacik stand ready to defend thei: goaL 14 Field Hockey-Soccer Tourney

Page 20 text:

“Senioritis” Strikes ’88 One can not begin to under- stand the disease acquired while holding the title of “Mighty Senior” until this level is reached. Some juniors seem to think that they can understand, but truly they’re wrong. We the class of 1988 have caught “Senioritis” completely. We have become deliriously happy with the power we have earned over the entire student body; we take great pride in exercising this power and authority. Socially, we have no boundaries — we are as crazy and wild as we want. Often it is said, “Who cares what anyone thinks — we are SENIORS! ’ — Erin Perreault Right — Amie Strong manages to keep herself awake in Spanish. Above — No, Nick Plante is actually hav- ing his temperature taken during the Student Council blood drawing. Right — Lori Lessard and Justin Thomas, good buddies forever, are ac- companied by Tracy Levesque and an enthusiastic George l-owe at an exciting soccer game. 16 Senior Candids