Winchendon School - Vestigia Yearbook (Winchendon, MA)

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Individual instruction emphasized in the academic program The Winchendon School policy is unique in that it centers solely around the individual boy. The school is dedicated to the concept that a boy, given enough help and attention, will excel in all phases of school life. Small classes are mandatory in the Winchendon tradition, for here strengths and weaknesses can best be pointed out. The issu- ance of daily grades and nightly tutoring hours are all part of the constant building program which is vitally important to the school in its work of help- ing young men grow. INDIVIDUALIZED STUDY is essential to growth. Hn

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K PREPARATIONS for class by Mr. Favreau GRACE before lunch offered by Mr. Zins , , . , . . DORMITORY life and lasagne with the Eriksens . . . COFFEE hour for Mrs. Eriksen, Mr. O'Neill and Mr. Carpenter ma mx 'azz 1 1 ,fy ' Q sq: im , E ,ig F Nl A , V kj, in QL..f.3u1 LIES... ff , 4 AND SPORTS under football coaches Marr and Markham -these are but a few of the many activities filling the busy schedules of Winchendon School faculty. I9

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