Governors Academy - Milestone Yearbook (Byfield, MA)

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lg., . . .. 70.44-g,----'k..v. s wtf ' l'l.iL Front row: Mr. McGregor '51, Mrs, Lapham P '83, '86, Mr. Ardiff '55, Mr, Pescosolido '55, Mr. Wood '60, Mrs. French P '76, Mr. Withington '58. Second row: Mr, Wang '74, Mr. Lenane '72, Mr. Alfond '67, Mr, Smith '52, Mr. Remis '52, Mr. O'Dell P '81, '84, Mr. Shafmaster, Mr. Welch '46, Mr. Kirkham '51, President: Carl A. Pescosolido, lr. '55, Exeter, CA Vice - President: Richard B. Osgood '53, Wenham, MA Chairman, Executive Committee Secretary: William B. Ardiff '55, Danvers, MA Chairman, Housing Plan Committee Chairman, Ad Hoc Committee on Legal Procedure Treasurer: Arnold S. Wood, Ir. '60, Swampscott, MA Mr. Pesoosolido, President, speaking at the dedication ot' the Wang - Chalfmffm- FHCUIVY Pension C0mmif99 Cooclhue Computer Center. William L' Alffmd '57- Dexter' ME Frederick C. Crane, Ir., Dalton, MA Chairman, Nominating Commitee Shirley French P '76, Andover, MA Michael E. Hoover '71, New York, N.Y. George D Kirkham '51, Cleveland, OH Frances Lapham P '83, '86, Manchester, MA George E. McGregor, Ir. '51, Haverhill, MA Dodge D. Morgan '50, Cape Elizabeth, ME Edward T. O'Dell, Ir. P '81, '84, Boston, MA Chairman, Development Committee William R. Plumer '53, Boston, MA Secretary, Executive Commitee David L. Powers '52, Lewisburg. PA Peter R. Remis '52, Peabody, MA Ionathan S. Shafmaster '63, Exeter, N.H, Frederick M. Smith, II '52, Dallas. TX Courtney Wang '74 Rosslyn, VA Iosiah H. Welch '47, Newburyport, MA Nathan N. Withington '58, Boston, MA Chairman, Endowment Commitee ALUMNI TRUSTEES Brian P, Lenane '72, Boxford, MA Richard H. O'Leary '75, New York, N.Y. TRUSTEES EMERITUS Morris P. Frost '35, Queenstown, MD Lispendard B. Phister. Arlington, MA 2

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