Winchendon School - Vestigia Yearbook (Winchendon, MA)

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Growth is found in qualities both intangible and concrete ,J CREATIVITY: John Galbraith practises his music after the day's activities have ended. su gn H TRADITION: The Hying of a school Hag was a marked addition to Winchendon life in 1965. Growth means many things, both concrete and intangible: tradition as the school years passg cooperation in minutiae of daily lifeg movement and agility 3 the thoughtful con- sciousness which probes the world 5 creativity which opens windows on the soulg co-elbow- ing with temperaments diverseg the quiet mo- ments which enlighten and enlargeg experi- ences myriad which make one's prep school days a priceless time for every boy. Both tear and triumph wait along the way, but certain is the outcome, and these years are needed for the ripening of thought. The change from boy to mang from seed to harvest g from foun- dation to superstructure-these are the sub- stances of Vestigia 1966-these are the grow- ing years. COOPERATION: Dormitory life requires boys to share experiences as they learn to work together.

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Varied ingredients needed for the growing years MUTUAL RESPECT: A ratio of 1:5 enables boys and masters to work closely during the year. 'ff'-fm INSPIRATION: Mr. Boyden challenges his freshman history class 5

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YF MOVEMENT: A sound athletic program is emphasized at Winchendon. Here the Cross Country Team meets a rival under the watchful eye of Coach Shumway. ,. THOUGHT: Senior, Peter Ostwald, is captured in a mo- ment of contemplation during a moming class. 7