Winchendon School - Vestigia Yearbook (Winchendon, MA)

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Our school nurse on the ball. ' 'Fu A, 'xx wwf QQ' DONALD L. ADAMS Mathematics B.A. llirownl 1 Coach J.V. Football, Skiing, Golf wenty-eight FACULTY F RCM 9 STATES Calfrrnia Connecticut Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire CHARLES T. DILLAWAY Head of English Department Secretary-Treasurer of Parents' Association Alumni Secretary B.A. CBowd0ir1l 5 CUniversity of Californial MICHAEL S. ANCIELLO History B.A. lCalvin Coolidge Col- lcgcl 3 lBoston Universityl 3 Coach .I.V. Football, J.V. Basketball FREDERICK L. ZINS Assistant Headmaster History B.A. fAmherstl 5 M.Ed. fVer- montj g Coach Varsity Football, Varsity Lacrosse JESSE H. RADCLIFFE Store Manager Physics, Mathematics, General Science B.S.E.E. fAuburnl MARION S. BALL Nurse Biology, Chemistry R.N. lBridgeport Hospital School of Nursinglg B.Ed., M.Ed. lKeene Teachers' Col- legel

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EXPRESSED BY STAFF S The housekeeping staff - Alice Theroux, Mary Lefebre, Leona Ruschioni, Mary Nal- walker and Eleanor Dionne - take a break from their busy schedule. Cleaning the rooms of eighty-nine boys and twelve resident mas- ters presents no little task, but these five la- dies keep Winchendon clean enough to eam the approval of students and faculty alike, while boys are slaving away at their subjects in morning classes. i F M r , . QF if Cooks Six men in white stand sentinel before XVin- chendon's culinary domain - Ernest Crosby, Vern Chase, Stanley Wfheeler, John Nalwalker. Matthew Doherty, and Edward Paquin. Few people know the exact number of hours put into the kitchen work in order to provide the boys and masters with a tantalizing meal. The kitchen staff are up and have already started to put in a long day's work when the morning rising bell rings out the breakfast call. Each meal is carefully prepared by these men under the watchful supervision of John Nalwalker. A . Maz'ds There's no vacuum of activity when Ger- trude Knight hits the East XVing. Gertmde may look a wee bit harried here, but it is only the result of having just plowed through the room of Bruce Henderson and Kim Bolten. It is through her efforts that the rooms in the East Wing are kept clean and spotless. Al- though her merits are many, we will all re- member her cheerful good-morning as we stumble off to first period class. Tzeenflr-.w:'f rz

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AND 2 FOREIGN LANDS HAIL FROM 27 COLLEGES DANIEL S. COEUR de LION English, Spanish B.A. fUniversidad de Chilel New jersqf New York Rhode Island Vermont Chile Cuba Mrs. Marr graciously pours each eve ning at the faculty coffee. I I CLIFFORD K. ERIKSEN Vestigia Adviser English B.A. UNilliam and Maryj 3 fYalel 3 fWeslc-yanj J. GASTON FAVREAU Librarian History, French B.A. Clbrovidencelg lUniver- sity of Chicagojg Coach Ski- ing s I -'uv-f' ELSA H. ERIKSEN Housemother A.A. fhlount Ida Junior Col legej GILBERT G. HUNTINGTON Biology, Chemistry, General Science B.S. fTuftsl1 lClOI'I'lClll DANIEL lvl. JOHNSON Head of Spanish Depzzrfrrzerzf B.A.. IYLA. flXIiClCll0lm1'yl Trverzty-rzirzf