Winchendon School - Vestigia Yearbook (Winchendon, MA)

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fliightj Francis St. Pierre, Silvio Tomasetti, Mau- rice Olsen, Martin Olsen, and Dino Ruschioni. al Q, K ,Pg K R K li P X Qjl Q L r ,w . , Q ' ' 2, Q: ,, at - ,. V' f w S ' at 2' E V-,': , V x 9' ,a wr. fn.: f -Q as nr , ,.,, g 'gif . gi :'u:,f..' 5- f' F ' x, ., 1- . N le, fn, Yjgjfg, ' ,ix ,M --:,, i.. , fAbovej Mary Nalwalker, Elea- nor Dionne, Suzanne Stone, Ger- trude Knight and Leona Ruschi- oni. fRightj Edward Paquin, Ernest Crosby, John Nalwalker, Gran- ville Smith, Doris Veilleux, Pe- ter Cardin and Verne Chase. Twenty-four NN .. Staffs maintain order

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TWO FACETS of the English pro- gram are illustrated here: fleftj the use of visual aids to highlight the study of literature and fbelozvj the emphasis on fundamentals. Mr. Erik- sen explains the Globe Playhouse to Rick Ryan while Mr. Dillaway, Chairman of the English Department, tutors Chuck Homer in a troublesome grammar assignment. Q mf' Twenty-three fyimmif

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An efficient, capable staff is required to keep up a school. Winchendon is no exception, and its staff is more than capable. The grounds need to be tended, rooms need to be cleaned, food needs to be prepared and visitors need to be greeted. Twen- ty-one men and women are entrusted with these posts at VVinchendon, and their efficient perform- ance of their duties helps keep Wlinchendon run- ning smoothly. Mr. Dino Ruschioni and his crew Hop leftj are responsible for maintaining the beauty of our cam- pus. Mrs. Mary Nalwalkerfcrnter lzfftj is director of the dormitories while her husband, Mr. John Nal- walker, flower laftj is the chef under whose gui- dance one hundred and twenty-Eve meals are pre- pared three times a day seven days a week. The re- maining task of cheerfully greeting visitors is skill- fully handled by receptionists Mrs. Murphy Kabowj and lVIrs. LeBlanc friglztj. ..f i lsr dis .,-'W