Winchendon School - Vestigia Yearbook (Winchendon, MA)

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Mr. Marr salutes Winchendon's fifth anniversary THE INGLESIDE STUDY forms a backdrop for the headmaster and Mrs. Marr. 14

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It would be usual and natural for us to exploit to the fullest what amounts to an anniversary of our school in Winchendon. It seems to me that we should take each year in stride, aware of the progress that is made from September to September, grateful for each gain and success, however great or small, knowing that with good and hard work comes the reward. Thus each .day in a sense is an anniversary, a day that slips by quickly, but eventfully-a day that runs into weeks, months and the years. We look back, therefore, on these five years and happily give credit to the boys who experienced them and made the school what it is today. They, as individuals in their own person, have a place in our memories which can never be erased or forgotten, no more than those who will follow them in the next and many anniversaries. With them, ever concerned, ever caring, always loving are the parents, relatives and friends who with faith in their sons and in the school place them in our care. Thus, the last Hve years and what they have meant to all of us can only strengthen that faith and the resolve to continue the work with a phi- losophy to which we are dedicated. ,al 5 is THE HEADMASTER tends to his many duties. DPU - A SCALE MODEL of the new school is examined by Mr. Marr and Mr. Frank Boyden of Deerfield. ,na R. ROBERT MARR Headmaster A. B. CWilliamsj