Winchendon School - Vestigia Yearbook (Winchendon, MA)

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Progressive building plans are formulated for Winchendon wi' 1 5 .,,:y- Q BACK--Walter F. Sheehan, Lazarus Aaronson QSecretary and School Councilj, Robert A. Hall, Joseph A. Meehan, john J. Newberry, Jr. CPresidentj, John French, Allen W. Merrell, George Elkins. FRONT-Barry Jaffe fTreasurerj, Raymond P. Sullivan, Francis Hipp, Wilson L. Fenn, II, Frank L. Boyden, R. Robert Marr CHeadmasterj. Missing: Joseph T. Dockery, P. Huber Hanes, Jr., Sanford Waters. The prosperity of the Winchendon School is due in part to the dedication of its trustees -a major arm of the school-to Winchendon ideals. Belief in the school provides the im- petus necessary for the realization of the Win- chendon dream. The spring of 1965 witnessed the beginning of the first phase of the new', Winchendon. By surnmer's end the tennis courts and football fields had been completed. Having carved a place out of the wilderness for these athletic fields, the school is now de- termined to erect dormitories and, in time, an entirely new campus on the site adjoining these new fields. At their meetings during the year the trustees reaiiirmed their support of the school's building program and sought new ways to bring this program speedily to com- pletion. .' .ig a, ri J 1 ,fix Q7 FUTURE GROWTH is discussed by Messieurs Hipp and Meehan during coffee hour August 24.