Winchendon School - Vestigia Yearbook (Winchendon, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1970 volume:

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QA! f ff1Ff5'5'5 ' e.ff19 t'ff if-,'4'f .1 Q TTL 'Y 2 'Ll-1' V -1' M193 .EF .. ..'1'5!- l3'ff': . 3-Wt' F c, 421- 1-. ' 4 .,-7'.QL5?-A' ' . ' U ' ' -A94 -4 J' ,-' f ., wziffl' - -' ,ft - f 1-iw? , .iif'.:'5 ,2fS?,.QW4f5n. ': , N A . 14 1 .Eze.-gi.-,vl'yAAge3?,71?gif,'9 1 ,. W. - fnkrgfl riff:-xx .-.N - -:-,.,- x -.J-,Cf 'tv ,,.f-!::v -ij Lin. L. .n . . s F A- Qf'f4Qi7, ,.L. 1970 VESTIGIA Volume ix f ' TABLE OF CONTENTS J ' The Community Page 17 The Faculty Page 57 Activities Page 71 ,Sports ' P389 99 Benefactors -Page 152 A This year more than ever - from September to Juneg from the first bell to lights outg from freshman to senior - the Winchendon experience can be expressed as total involvement and increased responsibility of the student as an individual and as a vital member of his community. It started with the first day. x RPN in l ' 1, x 'X Q i' I f I ' 5-...csc in K' Aware of their increased responsibilities and of their influence on the underclass- men, the seniors assumed their new roles of leadership with maturity and dignity. In the dormitories, in the study hall and in the dining hall, the seniors had been placed in important positions - positions formerly occupied by members of the faculty. ,: .. ' r' A Kr' 5 Q Q 1 s f ' r I K ,x ,JA . N11 .w-1Qg -425' ,ww , Nam M ,SEQ M ggi 4 4 ? e sg .Q s i X 'im Rf 'ad'-1 f x..--3' '-. 1 .1- q. ' T s -. Q ll, Participation in clubs and organizations engendered pride and confidence in the student. Increased numbers of boys seized the opportunity to become part of the school's creative spirit. VESTI GIA, the drama and camera clubs, and PROGRESS were but a few of the activities which bound together the common interests of those who believed in and were anxious to promote the school's ideals. Under the leadership of competent seniors, the students were able to exercise their imagination, exhibit their creative talents and assume the role of makers and doers. X . l an 1 K 1 A, ,f-' 2- .-01.1. .,7ff,f. . ,f 1, If ,, . , isfvr-it ,.,,1. S 4 a gl ,f fr' ' .- fritff., 3 Q 5 5 7 ,I 'Y'--... fn 4 lu wa 14,3-.,, , ,, , I . 1. mlm, Y' 21' '11, . v, g. yrfff: flfzr gf5siii4'lz3i? f I fx ? jr ff J ,O fflh' 1 '1 Ifff' f -if in-'f:525 'i . 4 -. .' 3' I? .f,.'f,'f.!g 1 ,f -.,..,H4 1,7-7 .,'f xp, -,gif ..5 ,J 5 g:f,fjjffI'f:if'gA5 .5'fL gi! Huff? '55 .' 4,551 52:--1 32537 , ,f .t,' f.,-., f YU, f'1 '3g ,,.0 -Mr SJW. ' JI. W. 9 . 5 -on 4 v r f 3 -. , ,-,v s. . 5. - x ...,,. I The seniors voluntarily took the time to advise and assist the underclassmen, manifesting an obvious pride in their new and growing responsibilities, and at the same time adding justifiable meaning to the title senior, As a result, all of the students grew more aware of the importance and significance of their endeavors and goals. ff!! X X .xxx abd ixmfr Qwsqp' 'fm Q ,X A WK K Ns -N L , i 15. W . fwwwfw I YY-M ' i f .. X 4 . 5 f vm A ,Q .Q ,lc fx. Siffmw af 'j 'f ',,, I This year the emphasis was on doing. And the doing encompassed a wide variety of experiences, especially those that drew people together and encouraged a camaraderie which bound upper and lower classmen, teachers and students, and individuals with common purposes. ' ,x iaf '1!s,fxr,.. CS-Icmb r. Iixocutiv imma! ,,,.g,.u..... sm- , M ,. WI-32-'H U? In 3 g , g N 1 w . 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They provided the leadership, guidance and understanding that will ensure a more complete and meaningful life for those who will i follow in their footsteps. Because of their total involvement they have enriched themselves and the living community which is the school. ww 'fg f'k 3' I ' wx w'- K IH' Q -K J'-4217 y' I f wmcnennon scHooL THE , , J --,nv ' ,133 'ivkiwf' ..-vw' '.,i in 'W 1.r.' sg WY' - 5 - . . . -ffllf , , , +'-42 -nh -. +2-:viii--V' Q.. f Q Q ...- V - ffl' 3,1 , ,A . f f'i '4 t MTHZQ 4' ' ' H Qgfnmb .,J..i,.gwp - ' ' 1' .57 a ' L1 - ,- 3, w A ' gy, 7 Q' M' , I dz.. 6 muy, ,le run, 57 . it s - if . x -'N 'l: -'U1Ff15'fI. f1Y4.f- - F .- The Community -. . . i vi at x - ' ,.- Q.. . ' .01 x . Luv- 'L ' ,A-6, . yt' . 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Sharpening his wits for soccer. X 1 7 ln The History Of The School. DARREL SCOTT BAXTER Drama Club 43 Camera Club 43 J.V. Football 2, 3, 43 Weight Lifting 2, 33 J.V. Basketball 43 J.V. Lacrosse 2, 3, 4. CHARLES CLARK BENTON Drama Club 3, 43 VESTIGIA 3, 43 IMPRESSIONS 43 Table Proctor 43 J,V. Cross Country 13 Varsity Swimming 2, 3, 43 J.V. Golf 3, 43 Spring Soccer 2. Reading in depth. It just isn't true. WN 1. Gl-E 3f'6F -D MM Representing Thirteen States And One Foreign Country Setting the sights high? MARK LINNE BURTON PROGRESS 3, 4, VESTIGIA 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, J.V. Soccer 4, Basketball 2, Hockey 33 J.V. Hockey 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4. 19 ls Byrne absent? JOHN PATRlCK BYRNE II VESTIGIA 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 33 Varsity Football 2, 3, 43 J.V. Basketball 23 Varsity Wrestling 3, 4, J.V. Lacrosse 2, Captain 3, Varsity Lacrosse 4. 'Q 5 K 'IL ,M li' we-wrfsi ,.,.........-nw- Assumed lVlore Responsibility . TIMOTHY PORTER CHANDLER PROGRESS 4, J.V. 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STEVEN HILSON FLINK PROGRESS 4, Football 2, Cross Country 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 43 Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 4. ANTHONY HILL GAGARIN Camera Club 3, 4, PROGRESS 3, J.V. Soccer 3, 43 J.V. Hockey 3, 4, J.V. Lacrosse 35 J.V. Tennis 4. Brooks Brothers - it isn't. . 25. A fr xg P.,-gif' .f M , , EQTTE' ,,,V,, . .. riiS1'oc11,B9.fW T EM 55103, -W Q -v A We 522 YK: 2 flask i gg. ., L, L' J . QS. , LM M., . 'M M. ,Z if-1- W, ,. , V ,,, u ll Qfwe? l Siwbfw A - A . V ef' f ki ,Q z:.9'- l.. ug-H. . V if lk ,lv .. x .V W if , 5, wg. ,am . L Q. W' .l, ' Wil' W4- -S ,l 'if . as fm. ,Q le Y an 95 sw WY 'W sf 3 su , 5. HN 5, 3,7 .W .Qi ylge, 33 . 4 nl, . .V ggi V, A .lik W W 2 c I 'ffl ., ,. .U 5' my . . l ll Vsgy -SW W ,'1. fr? I U if ,X Q if l 'N'4Vm E Q ef 'Q are- . M!jl.up-.i,mx, ' 535-., - 3, aff ?W W? . f A if 3 fbi M, i -YD' , A 1, pw I .. i, V -A ,T if ,' 1 Q, Y Q '. va , 'E f ,wg 'in rg WS., fx , .. JL 1 . xi W' K -, .1 Sym., in we 2 Q3 9-T It's a bad day for the Jets. The spy who came in from the cold Just like Pele? 5 M 5 M ,MQ if My bg? ' :M L. Q. , if Nashville here I come. Jeff's Boogie in A flat major. A Ia Holiywood. ,K easy o as-gog oqry Zi? 33 jf -8 2 47 ui? 9 Q6 ,f ' These Seniors With A Lively C SCOTT CHARLES GALBRAITH VESTIGIA 3, Editor 43 Drama Club 3, PROGRESS 4: Head Proctor of Dining Room 4, Varsity Soccer 3, 43 Varsity Swimming Co-captain 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4. if Jw is k And A Willingness CHARLES CARTNER GIANCOLA VESTIGIA 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 43 Varsity Football 3, 45 Varsity Wrestling 3, 4: Golf 3: J.V. Golf 4. WILLIAM AUGUSTUS GREAVES J.V. Soccer 13 J.V. Football 2, 3, Varsity Football 4, Varsity Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 43 J.V. La- crosse 1, 23 Varsity Lacrosse 3, 4. uriosity To Work . WILLIAM DAVID HAGGARD VESTIGIA 4, Camera Club 4 Soccer 43 J.V. Basketball 4 Varsity Tennis 4. Listen guys - so I can't put my knees together. LLIHL 1 Set The Tone For The Underclassmen. PETER EUGENE HANIFAN J.V. Football 53 Varsity Hockey 5, Golf 5. Hey, Bill, l mean Pete. JONATHAN STARBUCK HENCKEN Drama Club 3, PROGRESS 4, Table Proctor 43 Dormitory Proctor 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Varsity Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 4, Spring Soccer 3. lt's not a shotput, John. Whether On The Fields Or ln The Classrooms Seniors Assumed Greater Responsibility . GEOFFREY WHEELER HOBART PROGRESS 45 Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 45 J.V. Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 J.V. Lacrosse 15 Varsity La- crosse 2, 3, 4. CHRISTOPHER BARR HOWARD Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Var- sity Swimming 2, Co-captain 3, 45 Varsity Lacrosse 2, 3, 4. '35 THOMAS ARTHUR HUNTINGTON Glee Club 35 Head Proctor of Dining Room 45 J.V. Soccer 2, Captain 35 Varsity Soccer 45 Weight Lifting 35 Varsity Wrestling 4. .Ng DAVID HOWARD HYLAND Camera Club 3, 45 J.V. Foot ball 3, 45 J.V. Swimming 3, 4 Golf 35 Lacrosse 3, 4. How are your term papers coming along this year, Chris? MEX' 28 You're not going to get me this time boys. Y' N X, I don't get it. There's something in those woods that I like. And Carried Them Out With Distinction . . BRIAN ALLEN JOHNSON PROGRESS 1, 2, 3, 43 VES- TIGIA Business Manager 43 J.V. Soccer 13 Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 43 Varsity Wrestling 1, 33 Manager, Varsity Hockey3 Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. He knocked his block off? WILLIAM BRUCE JONES PROGRESS 2, 3, Editor 43 Press Club 2, 33 VESTIGIA 2, 33 J.V. Football 1, 2, 33 Var- sity Football 43 J.V. Hockey 1, 23 Varsity Hockey 3, 43 Golf '-ze c 1, 2, 3, 4. ' A taste of humility. 3 l 'S -' T an 1, U gf matt X . I . -Q, 1 .., 1 S P w ix 'ff 4 X5 . 1 1 -'K 5, l 3:55 - L. 4. W! N 'Fi SQ X U n I E R 3 4? if X H fftrf- Y , 5. ' 2 I KJ Q. lk tk 3' ' J i . , in X 'Q . Af'f:9z'3gfP'! 0 ' , W . fufq - Q.-vs' ' 'gl 2-if ' w- . I . I-gp . '15, xi' ' - nuff! .. 4. -.' -. V. fx, 'V fn A Wai 4, 1' W I 'J' .V ah. fy 11 s ul 9 ,a , xx .NX ,Q- .- .-'Rx '.' - .fan -, Q 1,3 2 ' . -' ' 5, MUN .g I-jx . l ', X.. As Proctors ln The Dining Hall, Study Halls, And Dormitories Or As Substitutes For Masters On Trips To lVlovies, Games And Special Events. on high. -'41 all Man's best friend. Anybody want to rent a castle? GEORGE OLIVER KEUTGEN Soccer 33 Varsity Football 4, Varsity Wrestling 3, Basketball 4, Tennis 3, 4. i PETER HALLE KNOTHE PROGRESS 1, 2, 3, 4, VESA TIGIA 3, Drama Club 3, 43 J.V. Soccer 1, 2, 3, Varsity Soccer 4: J.V. Hockey 1, Var- sity Swimming 2, 3, 4: J.V. Lacrosse 2, 3, Tennis 1. 33 ERIC HUBBARD LITCHFIELD Drama Club 2, President 3, 4, PROGRESS 3, 4: IMPRES- SIONS 3, Editor 4, Camera Club 13 Varsity Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Wrestling 1: Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Golf. KENDALL GILLETT MCCLINTOCK Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Press Club 1, 2, PROGRESS 1, 25 VESTIGIA 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, J.V. Cross Country 13 J.V. Soccer Manager 2, 3: Varsity Soccer Manager 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 J.V. Lacrosse 1, 23 Golf 3, 4. 75' .eu N , v ,x gm v ,J . 4 ,, ,mf gg Aff fy A-.I 1' M. ,fv 'L C Lf' -i Q-'JP my gr' :gr .... 4 :fu IM, fi ,,- . - ..k ld ,- EQ mn if A iX X Vw V - 564 S A ,ff M .4 X. W I ak 3 . 55 A, ,..,.. 'K 'A' fi 5 ,M MW W, x , m,,E ' 1 2 i ' 3 Q ,., TERRENCE CAMPBELL McNAMARA PROGRESS 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 J.V. Hockey 1, 2: Varsity Hockey 3, 4, J.V. Lacrosse 1, Captain 2: Varsity Lacrosse 3, 4. Some Of The Seniors, For The First Time In Their Lives, Experienced What Responsibility Really Entailed. DAVID FOSS MOORE Drama Club 1: VESTIGIA 2, 3, PROGRESS 3, 43 Cheerleader 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, Cross Coun- try 4, Varsity Swimming 2, 3, 4, J.V. Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, Varsity Lacrosse 4. . , . ' ' . .. PETER LACOSTE NEILSON VESTIGIA 35 Drama Club 2, 33 Press Club 3, J.V. Soccer 2, 3, 4: Weight Lifting 25 J.V. 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' - ::::::::::::g:::::::::::::::::::::: --5,g:::::E5:::::::: -'::::::::5 'f11s555ss53a2: '45fEE2EEEEEE:: ::Q:::C:Q As Responsible Students, Seniors Become IVlore Aware Of Themselves JOHN ALEXANDER ORB Glee Club 33 PROGRESS 33 VESTIGIA 3, Sports Editor 43 Drama Club 23 Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, Captain 43 Varsity Hockey 1, 2, 3, Captain 43 Varsity Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, Captain 4. WILLIAM KEVIN O'BRYON J.V. Soccer 1, 2, 43 Cross Country 33 Weight Lifting 1, 23 Varsity Wrestling 3, 43 J.V. Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4. There's no way you're going to get me out there again A hawk call. And Learned Tolerance For Those Around them TERRANCE PHELAN VESTIGIA Editor 43 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Varsity Bas- ball 2, 3, 43 J.V. Lacrosse 3: Varsity Lacrosse 4. GIL RAY PONTIUS Camera Club 43 Soccer 3, 4, J.V. Basketball 3, 4: Golf 43 Spring Soccer 3. THOMAS MacNElLLE QUANTRELL VESTIGIA 2, 3: J.V. Football 1, 2, 33 Varsity Football 43 Varsity Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 43 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. The Pink Panther from Hartford. JOHN REDMOND Camera Club 1, 2, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 13 Golf 1, 25 Spring Soccer 3. I 5 We-wb. A yoga disciple' It must be a Jap. . Q Ji A tiger if you look deep enough The Fifty-two Graduates . . . DANIEL WALTER RIN DGE , ,, M,, VESTIGIA 33 PROGRESS 45 Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Cross Country Manager 2, 3, J.V. Soccer Manager 43 Varsity ' ,asf '-f- L Wrestling 2: weight Lifting 3: Golf 2, 3, 4. Eierre ' '- 1 P lE E if ,,. ' G i 31, E JEFFREY HENRY ROSE 4 V ,. Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4, Basketball 23 Varsity Wrestling 3, 43 5 n,'l,, ,ja ,i,. Spring Soccer 2g J.V. Lacrosse 3, 4. l 4 Girls go wild over this song. Aren't you nappy, Dad? ' --' x.-.wh Y M ,Q ., W s A Q -l f9ii' M- ai 6 5 E, T43 'SXK3' r ,I .9-M 'T siqwvqr . As A Result Of Total Involvement ln The Community . lv f ui 38,442 Even Mr. D will like this one. JOHN CARLIN SAUNDERS VESTIGIA 3, 43 Drama Club 3, 43 Cheerleader CCaptainJ 43 Dormitory Proctor 43 J.V. Football 2, 33 Varsity Cross Country 43 Varsity Wrestling 2, 33 J.V. Basketball 43 J.V. Lacrosse 2, 43 Golf 3. ARTHUR FRANCIS SCHLOBOHM J.V. Football lj Varsity Foot- ball 2, 3, 43 J.V. Hockey 1, 2, 33 Varsity Hockey 43 J.V. gacrosse 23 Varsity Lacrosse , 4. '..g'ww', ALEXANDER AGASSIZ SHAW J.V. Soccer 13 Varsity Foot- ball 43 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. 42 1 Qu.. JW .J 4:1533 ,Q Qqap we Q4 at 4 W. ww' 1. ff. DANIEL HEBARD SISE, JR. PROGRESS 4: VESTIGIA Photographic Editor 3, 43 Var- sity Soccer 3, 43 Varsity Swimming 3, 43 Tennis 3, 4. ' 1 . f2f,fgf:,if 'V - :sgw-:af A- ,-w iw:-fw fg ,K fggiksg? fg 4. fi!! V k M 5 Z, V t f Af .-.wfl V ima , xr . ' 'EB M32 Q JL.,-..' 2 ,mag A ' : - --: -1? 'nur ,l H. X - xlfeiiwf' , I 4 1 1 'f L, - MQ 03 Kal' Y t7Q2,',i 1- ,J ,X N X, I 1 I-...1 See me about it tomorrow, Mr. Marr. It's not that difficult - Peng. This is not the store, Justus Lal S .H A 3' A1IiU'E !'E8,55fL:2W, Justly IVlerited Extra Privileges Granted At The End Of The Winter Term. GEORGE JUSTUS STRAUBMULLER Store Clerk 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 4, J.V. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: J.V. Lacrosse 1, Spring Soccer 2. ROBERT FRANCIS TAMBONE PROGRESS 3, 4, Dormitory Proctor 45 VESTIGIA 3, 4: Drama Club 3, 45 J.V. Foot- ball 1, 2, 3: Varsity Football 4, Basketball 2, 3, 43 Varsity Wrestling 1. JAMES GULDEN TITUS VESTIGIA 3, Football 2, J.V. Football 3, Varsity Football 4: Hockey 2, 3, 45 Spring Soccer 2, J.V. Lacrosse 31 Varsity Lacrosse 4. KENNETH MORRISON WILSON VESTIGIA 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 1, Drama Club 2, 35 J.V. Football 1, 23 Varsity Football 3, 4, J.V. Basketball 1, 3, 43 Varsity Swimming 2, J.V. La- crosse 1, Golf 2, 3, 4. Osmosis won't do it, Bob. 45 1--f ' X All The Influences, Activities, And Experiences Prepared Them For The Rigors Of Further Academic Endeavors. JOHN THEODORE WINKHAUS VESTIGIA 4: Drama Club 4, J.V. Soccer 3, 4, Varsity Hockey 43 J.V. Golf 3, Varsity Golf 4. ROBERT BARCLAY WOOD PROGRESS 3, 4: Drama Club 2, 3: IMPRESSIONS 2, 3, Editor 43 J.V. Soccer 15 Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 43 Varsity Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, J.V. Lacrosse 1, Spring Soccer 2. if The boys and I always have after-dinner coffee. With this shoe, speed comes naturally. THOMAS JOHN YOVICSIN J.V. Football 45 J.V. Basketball 4: J.V. Golf 4. KENNETH WEAD ZABRISKIE VESTIGIA 4: Drama Club 3: Football 2, J.V. Football Man- ager 3, Swimming 2, Manager 3, 45 J.V. Lacrosse 2, 35 Varsity Lacrosse 4. 'err -.. What do you mean, Harvard got beat?' 'I Now, this is a tough one 4,4 Q... Headmaster's Message What lies ahead for our young people, nobody knows, not even they. As vociferous as some of them have been to institute change and to make every in- stitution Cmoral, social, academic, economic, etc.j better they, in reality, are more confused about their issues than any past generation. Yet, from all the furor and confusion, I am sure that a solution will be worked out, probably so simple that they will wonder why they had not thought of it sooner - how dumb can we be? lf our boys get nothing else out of this school ex- perience, however long they have been here, may they always remember that there is absolutely noth- ing corny, nothing unnatural, no stigma to being a good person - a genuine human being. So many times and in different ways they have been reminded that: honesty in their associations, cour- tesy Cgood mannersj to all with whom they are deal- ing, thoughtfulness in their consideration of oth- ers, understanding of the other fellow's position, to- lerance of the shortcomings of others, honorable in their transactions, whatever they may be, are only some of the values which, in their simplicity, have withstood the imposition of time. When all peoples, through the influence of young men as I believe ours to be, begin to remember and to practice what these are all about, then all things will fall into place, making them wonder Cand per- haps chagrinedj that they had not thought of it sooner. 'milf' r A it i' ' i 11 N i --up .,,,,, .N -X, , R. Robert lVlarr Headmaster A. B. Cwilliamsy ogg , .s illl i 1 1' 3 A,A A,., 4 I f i 5 A Q . xl A , , , p V i 1 133 K 'Nik xx 5 H 1 X 5 is 6 f 5 ' 9 5 S 1 ,I A ' X i ' 5 - Apr. Q him 3 ,gfilf E. is f i ' 1 ...a gg 1 2, +222 . 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Sim, P. Graham, M. Hubbell, C. Sterner Combes. P. Sargear1t.T. Darrin. F. Farrell. P. Wick. S. Barnett Front Nl. Mack, M. Irving, S. Tilghmar1,J. Henderson, T. Frick, Middle F. Harder, E. lVlcDuffie, P. Kerrigan, J. Stephens, B. E. Lynch, J. Essaye, C. lVlcKinney, W. Jones, G. Schaefer Sophomores x X 'Q 3 , - 2, SLS-1, I 1: s ' C ig, 'f fs if ' A f ,, v' , 1 ' 1 ' 5, f5w-.1 ,, -q,f C,- 2 Aa N mit: if , 5 ,QZZ - .- ' lst A.,',l,'g' 4 Hp L Q .nf Jti?ci'7'x,' I , ' 'fv . X! f MTR, . pff ff. ffl' f U' K ' 7' A X 'R ,. , .. '. Zfrka ,t ' Ajzlkf 4,3 'SE V. , fb ,A M a :Q 'A ., ,,, .- em Ari or-Q fm Q SL... si - as-mg My P N , , , ,QA . ....-.i g' 3 2 fyaan-fx'wf......,f 'HE 5 , 5 V, H M X 3 ir Q ,Wal ,. 1-3 wi' Q K My-ffw,wMQ-f-ww A- fwmmaw-,W-,f. A. A 15? if A K if Am' ff 535315 Q Ii ,Nh 'K MM' A I cf- -. . xc. hp P W' , . ,,..,1w'- dv. Y Q34 A .J if 1 'Fi ,A E ,aa A . N3-2: U.-www, xxx ,, ,- 5 S' .52 2 is-. gil ig X V 1 W X K gx 1, . 5 E .fu , if i l, L i - Literature ls Not An Abstract Science, To Which Definitions Can Be Applied. lt ls An Art, The Success Of Which Depends On Personal Persuasiveness, On The Author's Skill To Give As On Ours To Receive. James A. Bucar - Head of English Department, Camera Club Adviser: Junior Class Adviser: A.B. CWesleyanJp Coach Sir Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch Working in the two dimensions of language study and literature, the English department attempts to develop in each student the capacity to continue learning independently. While the ability to write and speak facilely and knowledgeably has an immediate, pragmatic value, the de- partmentis also concerned with revealing the ultimate value literature possesses as a contribution to developing the values, intellect and hu- man potential of each student. V T , uf? x . QW 515-fiffifs . tit . ....L,,me? ,Q ,. ., Z 'fi Es, 1 'ff trrr f l David M. Tower - English: B.A. fUniversity of New Hampshirejg CSuffolk UniversityDZ Coach Varsity Football. J.V. Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Golf. John M. Garry - Englishg Mathematicsg A.B. fBrownJ3 Coach Soccer, J.V. Hockey. KeithAW. Otto - English, VESTIGIA Adviserg B.A. fUniversity of Washingtonjg A.M. qHarvardJg CUniversity of Nebraskajg fSeoul National Universityj. . gl if has i ,iam- Qx 'giggigfffgflv' V- ., :QQ ,Ls . my ILM V, H Lemuel B. Coley, II - English: A.B. fUniversity of the Southjg Cvanderbilt Universityjg Coach Soccer. John S. Stevens - English: Chemistryg B.S. CUniversity of New Hamphirejg CKeehe Statej. John A. Elfring - Eriglishg IMPRESSIONS, PROGRESS Press Club and Drama Club Adviserg A.B. CHope Collegej. Terrence D. Marr - Englishg Director of Athletics: Senior Class Adviserg A.B. CBrown3g CUniversity of Massachusettsy Coach Varsity Soccer, Varsity Hockey. Human History ls ln Essence A History Of Ideas HERBERT GEORGE WELLS To understand the present, a student must live, for a time, in the past. The aim of the history department is that each student shall have a knowledge of the facts of history as well as an understanding of the relationship of events, shall be acquainted with considerable supplementary literature, and have some appreciation of how history is written. J l 5 rf 5 l 1 Richard K. Cole - Head of History Department, B.A. Dwight M. Scandrett - Problems of Democracy: B.A. CAmherstJg M.S., Cwilliamsjp M.A. funiversity of Vermontpg Coach J.V. M.A. CUniversity of Massachusettsyg CColumbiaJ3 Coach Varsity Soccer, Soccer, Wrestling, Varsity Tennis. Varsity Swimming, J.V. Lacrosse. 60 Edward J. Danilowicz - Problems of Democracy: Frenchp Dean of Facultyg VESTIGIA Adviserg B.S.F.S. QGeorge- town Universityjg CUniversity of Genevajg fGraduate Institute of Inter- national Studies, Genevaj. v-M---....i'sfg?-:W --M-., 'Han 53? 'f-1 Mrs- wycw . i.,,.......,.---ed . .mmmqmmwww U John E. Joslin - Historyg Geographyg Lecture Seriesg A.B. CCatawba Collegejg Coach Cross Country, Swimming, Golf. David D. Trimble - Historyg A.B. CSuffoIk Universitybg 1V.lVl.l.j3 QKeene Statejg Coach J.V. Football, Wrestling, Varsity Tennis .46 ,ff- 54,6 William R. Cunitz - History, Drama Club Adviser, B.A. CHobart Collegejg Coach Cross Country, Hockey, Lacrosse. Joseph R. Valle - History, Spanish, Junior Class Adviser, B.S. CBoston Collegebg Coach Varsity Football, Varsity Hockey, Tennis. Perhaps Of All The Creations Gt IVlan, Language ls The lVlost Astonishing. LYTTON STRACHEY French, Spanish and Latin are taught to introduce a different culture to the student, all of which have contributed to our total Western heritage. A second language cannot be learned as a variation of one's native tongue. Time is spent to develop clear pronunciation and oral comprehension. This groundwork permits an easier transition to the reading of other literatures. The final step of this sequence is the basic training necessary to the development of the ability to write in another language. iw' John 0. Matthews - Lating A.B. Uuftsyp M.Ed. fHarvardD. Jack W. Bray - Head of French Department: B.S. CYaIeJg CMiddlebury Collegejg Clnstitutede Tourraine, Francejg Coach 64 Soccer. Dolores S. Morin - Spanishg fCoIegio Cultura Nloderna, Lima Perui. Leo R. 0'NeiII - Spanish: Alumni Secretaryg Dining Hallg A.A. CBoston Coliegejg fHarvardJg CBoston Universityjg CAssurnption Collegejg CSophia University, Tokyoj. , -:: -' -ukim 1- , in i 2 In, Daniel M. Johnson - Head of Spanish Department: A.B., NI.A. CNIiddIebury Collegej. Robert B. Marr - French: Englishg Freshman Class Adviserg Adrnissionsg A.B. CCoIbyJg CUniversity of Massachusettsjg Coach Soccer, Hockey. E I we 5 Q w Q Mathematics Takes Us Into The Region Of Absolute Necessity, To Which Not Gnly The Actual World, But Every Possible World, Conrad H. Carlson - Head of Mathematics Department, Physics, B.S.E.E. fMassachusetts Institute of Technologyjg B.S. CUnited States Naval Academyjg CHarvardJg Cmdr. U.S.N. fRet.Jg Coach Basketball, J.V. Golf. Must Conform. Bertrand Russell The courses in the mathematics department are designed to develop in the student an appreciation of mathematics as an art, the use of its symbolism as a language, the knowledge of its principles as a science, and the acquirement of its techniques as a powerful tool. The courses give basic training in mathematics for work in the sciences and engineering, teaching, business and general culture. Raymond L. Gellein, Jr. - Mathematics, B.A. fDenison Universityjg Coach Football, J.V. Basketball, Tennis. 66 Robert J. Livingston - Accountingg Algebrag B.B.A. CNichols Collegejg Coach Margaret Shortlidge - Mathematicsg F00fb21ll, Hockey. Varsity Lacrosse. Readingg A.B. CBryn Mawryg M.A. qSmithJ. Q,-,-.nuv ' M-P' 1 -'E-'-t '5 Robert S. Vogel - Mathematicsg Sophomore Class Adviser: A.B CColgateJg Coach J.V. Soccer, J.V. Hockey, Varsity Lacrosse. Robert P. Lucas - Mathematicsg Camera Club Adviserp Dining Hallg B.B.A. lNichols Collegey CWorcester Stately Coach Basketball, Lacrosse. Science ls Vastly IVlore Stimulating To The Imagination Than Are The Classics. J. B. S. Haldane The aim of the science department is to develop the scientific method of approach to problems: to discover the intimate relation of the sciences to all phases of everyday lifeg and to provide preliminary training in manipulation and the proper background of fundamental facts and theories for students who wish to continue their education. i 0 5 4 if S 3 T 5 'ii gl 5. 5 21 2 E QE ?i fi Helen Whittier - Head of Science Department: B.S. CUniversity David K. Steffens - Chemistryg Studies Director: College of New Hampshirejg M.P.H. CYale Medicalj. Counselor: Senior Class Adviserg B.S. fRoIIins Collegejq QNorth Carolinaj. 68 N, Charles F. Russell - Chemistryg B.S. CUniversity of Massachusettsjg CBoston Universityjg CHarvardJg CNew York Universityy CWorcester Statej. Daniel G. Shattuck, Jr. - General Scienceg Biology: B.S. CUniversity Jesse H. Radcliffe - Physics: Business Managerg B.S.E.F. of New Hampshirej. CAuburnQg M.Ed. fFitchburg State Teachers Collegej CU.S. Naval Post-Graduate Schoolbg CU.S. Naval War Col legejp Cmdr., U.S.N. fRet.j. Administrative Staff Mrs. Jacquelyn I. Flynn - Secretary to the Headmaster Mrs. Adeline C. Poulin - Bookkeeper i 70 'if' 53412 ' siwjx-'P 325324 Wvvfm im,4, .,4 . .. Mrs. Germaine Brooks - Office Assistant - Mrs. Elizabeth McDonald - Office Assistant Mrs. Irene Murphy - Office Assistant Mrs.. Rachel T. Murphy - Office Assistant is i 5 E' 2 i g' i 4 ' .i E ii i J . f -K4 i I - 'A f l -AHL iff. ., , 1252: ' .11,5p4,f,,A3 w QH fy. ' X fi! ' 721 k . Activities NZ swfikm n,0L 1' f ysQT.,,l,,,-it JI -gi: 3' X 2 J fx f W 'bv .NU Wai! 1 .,,..w Qswmwmw 'hu x xy .. -rf W his al' ,ff 1 3 r' . 6 ? j f 'x 1 '-. 41,1- . ly The 1970 VESTIGIA staff, headed by Scott Galbraith and Terry Phelan, has attempted to maintain the high standards set by V . D . t previouls clas1ses.bDuginhg :he past few years e o um ia c o astic ress es S Association has recognized VESTIGIA as a yearbook par excellence, awarding the school a first class honor rating. The staff has striven to imaginatively and artistically , capture and present the day by day I existence of the Winchendon boy. More flexible and fluid layout has been employed, along with new photographic techniques. The result is VESTIGIA, Volume IX, of which the staff is justly proud. ---an 3 x. Essential tolls BACK - J. Byrne, J. Crichton, J. Warren, K. Wilson. J. H. Forker, B. Johnson, T. Phelan, S. Galbraith, A. Orb, D Winkhaus, B. Tambone, J. Saunders, Mr. Danilowicz. SECOND Sise. - H. Forker, B. Johnson, T. Phelan, S. Galbraith, A. Orb, D. Sise, C. Glancola. FRONT - J. Combs, J. Levine, C. Miller, S. Farish, D. Rindge, D. Johnson. 71 1 ip. J V, HHH We wish we could use this one! Photographer Austin catches sports editor at work W ,-E W -rr ini 'wliw X m r Assistant business manager balances the books. .,,i?!.,r N1 QM. ef 'f+'n a ig, :HQ .Q 'Wiggins' n Circulation manager does his thing. 73 Deal me in Camera Club Ensured The Continued Fine Quality Of School Publications Under the leadership of Dan Sise, the Camera Club has striven to portray all aspects of campus life at Winchendon. Contributing significantly to the success of both PROGRESS and VESTIGIA, the Camera Club staff has spent countless hours taking, developing and printing pictures. Although the club demanded a great deal of time from its members, it provided some of the greatest satisfaction of creative endeavor in the extracurricular program. The success of the club is apparent in this year's VESTIGIA. I hope Mr. D. likes this one! BACK - D. Kuehner, J. Sattler, C. Tilghman. THIRD - D. Baxter, S. Farish, S. Barnett, I. Witkowski, Mr. Lucas, D. Sise. SECOND - G. Pontius, D. Hyland, M. Namack, J. Erb, D. Darby, F. Harder, J. Hoover. FRONT: T. Gagarin, G. Dematteo, K. McClintock, G. Kinzle. Ben Allen illustrates how it's done. Cdl-F li. 23 SS 'h.' fl A Winchendon denizen. A Russian creates another masterpiece. 77 we Sym . Better Format And Content IVlade Impressions Impressive Co-editors Rob Wood and Eric Litchfield proofread copy. Impressions is a literary magazine created by the students. Through pictures, drawings and in writing, a student creates an image totally his own. Because of the students' interest, impressions has been recognized by the Columbia Press Association as a first place prep school-literary magazine. iitt siftt 1 'ig M - .WM i J e i 'T 1 5 A Ninn. Keri if 3 ity x W. .va 'Y i 2:5 it 'K L a i ,Q X A Creative minds at work. Mr. Elfring, S. O'Brien, E. Litchfield, R. Wood, C. Benton, T. Gauntlett, P. Dye. 79 ey .. Q' F The School Newspaper Progress Enhanced Confidence In The Fourth Estate The school newspaper increased in both quality and quantity during the past academic year. Boasting a circulation of over fifteen hundred copies, Progress was published four times during the past year. informing Winchendon's former students and friends of all school developments, Progress is the principal link which serves to unite the common interests of those who believe in and promote the school's ideals. Telling it like it is! Progress editor and adviser work on layout. Page editors choose pictures for next issue. BACK - P. Crystal, S. Barneti, S. Flink, A. Buckley, E. Butler, D. Johnson, D. Tambone, F. Harder FRONT - G. Hobart, B. Jones, Mr. Elfring, B. Tambone, D. Rindge, M. Dryfoos. 1 '1- QQ.:-B R591 fy: ,, , , .. Y,-.'Lwfm x 81 uiillll' MW Staff bull session Drama Club Presentations Both 3 Makeup crew doing their thing. OND - D. Rindge, B. Diaz, Mr. Elfring, C. Litchfield, C. Benton. FRONT - J. Essaye, P. Crystal, C. Callon, E. Butler. 82 BACK - C. Haskell, C. Sim, H. Angermuell- er, D. Brennan, P. Dye, A. Dimartino. SEC- Entertaining And Educational During the academic year, the Winchendon School Drama Club presented three totally different plays. The combined efforts of actors, stagehands and makeup artists produced plays ighich were enjoyed by the rest of the student ody. During the fall term, Eugene lonesco's The Bald Soprano was presented. The play, a classic of the absurd theatre, showed modern man with all of his foibles clearly on the table. The lack of communication witnessed in the characters was laughed at, but one was also forced to leave at the end with a sense of the tragic imbedded in the mind. The second play presented was written by the master of French comedy, Moliere. ln The Forced Marriage , the author of Tartuffe and The Bourgeois Gentlemen , pokes fun at philosophers as well as lovers and proves that at times it is bet- ter for a person to simply stay at home. Sqana- relle, the aged main character, belatedly decides to take a wife but because a friend laughs at him for pretending to be young, he has second thoughts about the venture. But even though he attempts to escape his predicament, he is eventually forced into the marriage by the strong will of the family of the girl. ln the process, every convention is laughed at, and every cherished belief is disman- tled. The final play of the year was Samuel Beckett's Act Without Words II. Beckett, who writes in French but is a British citizen, is a leading propo- nent of the absurd theatre as was shown by his classic play, Waiting for Godot. ln Act Without Words II two players go through the motions of being alive, but both end their dreary lives from whence they came - two trash cans. Even though they attempt to outdo one another, at the end both come to rest in their trash cans. Throughout the year simple sets were used and the makeup was kept at a minimum. Nevertheless, a competent, though smaller than usual, stage crew worked many hours to present a total effect which would be pleasing to the audience. Through the combined efforts of stage crews and actors the productions were a success. Drama Club presents The Bald Soprano Cast Of Bald Soprano Seek Empathy Of Audience a DeGanahI l . .Q J. , 5 , M N M... A , W W.if'3 Ll -A Q... is Q J if? ww my ik, ,S , 51, lvl? .,,, Q W . Xuffp. -Wh Ava., 1 nf Q2 Aw 'Uluq,,, in Q P be on! Press Club Makes Leisure Moments I'II take one of those. 86 y f Wth t Ll We looked upon a world unknown Cn nothing we could call our own. Around the glistening wonder bent The blue walls of the firmament, No cloud above, no earth below - A universe of sky and snow! John Gree IJ aryWhd t f d t th t d t nurfed t bogg d d ll d d the ubiq t us b k in th f t d Ight d th t s d ht t eritable Winter Wonderland ened hands and caps d I 3' 88 And away we go! ek, ,Mg,1,gh,, K umm-, M... W nf- ,.,..,. . v,.. we-q,, , ,gm , I' v as ' Q an N H' if ,- . , wa. fu L' funn- ,fl K . ' A it X, 5 . P' ,far , . 1 fix, N. . If x .f . if Hey, look Mom. No hands! Watch out! Here I come! yr .fa 5 'fKiwi?an-s-.fu-ui1:w - -- - XZ Q, me ,f-f-- wi wifii'-222-, fZ l8i . 'may f 17 A ,ss fr Tour de force? we 'fn -.Law Lecture-Concert Series Receive Kudos From Students Another successful Lecture-Concert series was launched in October by Concert Pianist Richard Capper. ln November the students heard the Paul Winter Consort at Keene State College, Mr. Russ Burgess, parapsychologist, and Mr. Arthur Higbee, Associate Editor of NEWSWEEK, who lectured on the Mid-East crisis. In January Mr. Michael A. deCamp lectured and presented slides from the Antartic. Mr. Michael Dukakis, Massachusetts State Senator, spoke in February on the place of youth in politics today. New Jazz lll, three college pro- fessors from the University of Rhode Island, pre- sented a concert in March, and in April Mr. Phil- lip Cummings, contemporary historian, lectured on What History Will Say of Contemporary America. The lecture series closed in May with Dr. Rowland M. Myers lecturing on The Romance of Words, giving the students new respect for words, their meaning and use. f f rr: .sr .. 79'QWlfyififbfvtr'-L55'ixlfi?WK'f3lK!2fi5 P 9 f - T Concert Pianist Richard Caper Mr. Russ Burgess, parapsychologist W., 5 ',f,, l ts 'ak 5 Af m 3 5 Q, V, 'vw fi? 2, W- ,. V. V ly NN, K 5 K rrmkgsf lf q i g t , , F5 V fn A A gf 512 . V f mx D Dances Take Second Place This Year Students eagerly looked forward to dances programmed throughout the year. However, due to various reasons, all but one dance had to be cancelled. The one dance that was held in the fall was a huge success. Mr. Cool meets date. Heavy, man, heavy :wmv Yil'Hs.3'.a 1 L' ' Bull's-eye! -7 Eeny Meeny Miney Mo. Students Feted At Headmaster's Home On various Sunday evenings during the winter term, students and teachers were dinner guests of the Headmaster and Nlrs. lVlarr. After a sumptuous repast, the students relaxed, watched T-V, played games and thoroughly enjoyed an evening away from the dorm. Leisure Moments Consist Of lVlany Facets. Academic and athletic schedules allow little leisure time for the students. Yet, they somehow manage to find time everyday for T-V, bull sessions and various other pastimes in dormitory life which demands both responsibility and the participation of all. Q 5 4 u a at Another hand. I need another hand. Bull session artists articulate. it 'ML' if Q Willy Mosconi and friend Left: To catch a thief Below: So that's how the game is played! Parents Observe Growth Of Winohendon On October 25, 1969, parents and relatives converged upon Winchendon from all parts of the country. While there were some early arrivals on Friday, most of the parents arrived on Saturday in time to see Green victories over St. Paul's in football and over Exeter in soccer. Following the games, a reception was held in the new library, providing an excellent opportunity for parents and teachers to discuss the progress of their sons. Once again the highlight of the weekend was the Saturday evening banquet, a happy conclusion to a Successful weekend. 96 x ,ARS Cheerleaders Gave Zip To Qnlookerg At rallies and at games the cheerleaders pepped up the student body, and with their raucous voices, helped bring about athletic success. They were undaunted by inclement weather or by the spread-out student body. Where are the fans? Cheerleaders frolic. I 'r i s r 1 . 5 Z . J. Henderson, T. Darrin, J. Saunders, H. Angermueller, D. Moore. 1 O Z l S fig, ' 4' VN 1 grim fy , Q e I ez Q Q, K, A new ' swf I ,ffl I QF,-W , lv WRU ,Q ,, mn... -fn D S x Varsity's Confidence And Toughness Grew As Season Unfolded. The 1969 varsity football team completed its season with three wins and three losses, including victories over St. Pauls and Kimball Union. Despite all obstacles encountered, the team relentlessly pursued victory, manifesting a spirit which was felt throughout the school. b elm Fine line gives backs room to roam. BACK: B. Merriman, T. Chandler, J. Titus, T. Schlobohm, B. Valle. FRONT: D. Baxter. D. Knowlton, T. McNamara, A. Shaw. Greaves, T. Quantreii, J. Knight, K. Wilson. SECOND: G. G. Hobart. A. Orb. G. Keufgen. H-Arigefmueller. T. Gauntlett, Rhoads, C. Howard, M. Nemith, P. Dye, K. Reid, B. Jones, C. J- Byrne- Giancola, P. Devlin, A. DiMartino, R. Tambone, T. Phelan, Mr. 1' 59 U1 A W' if i ff 1 Q Q Q. A Jw' .L , ky fax-ew. V ' K . 7: K V Sf ,QWIMJFQ H 15 'nk I, My ' ,S +- x K, J kiln X ,gm sf ' ,Q ' A ff A 'dv L' zz . W .,,k sw A My , f' f A, ..n6 h V-in 5 ,Iwi ' f ye-mwfdf U - ,p K n-,L., W ,MI . ,fl V' ' Z . V' 'A ffm ' ' ,ff 7 Q, 7 1 . , , ,aff , m 5 X' f' Nw 'Qs W f 'L H ,gm lv? ,,,. A 4 aux F with ,.-L - I A A ww Y A K ml A !V.,L A wk mm gk, , I M V 'Q 9, , at K I ,nf hm It ww 5 - f, 'A' W ,gf 4 I , , , ' w V 'V V . V. k f- uw-W-f 1. V, .mx , . Y , .. I I, I AH Aw mf, ' -. Jumpin' Johnny 100 lk W H ww ,Q W R' 'af 'f N all Speed And Agility Nlajor Competitive Assets 4 - -. 3? fa 1 .K- Jnuumv- N Crowd teaser R First-down maker 'HKU' l t lf' Team's Competitive Drive Fosters The Ability Tc . . . and physical strain. Y St 'Y si' K V ' ig WV 4 iii' ww L wwf V ,ieiw , 3- g - W . Ls NX a X xnxx HM br M ,A Q 4 so . 4 . L X f -wk V K K, H4 Q M. W J K-, Y' av f 1 ' ' ae. LQ: ilk, ik. :M f' ,.,2.. V ' . ' ' V . , ff kf,, fy, .gf , 7 - Lfffwy V' ,... W ,Var -,iwgw M , I ' A ww' ff -f My 1-'A :F ' 2 aw Q 9-My ' ff Y lfwfkkf Y , IQ f..,i'A X A aff ' '11 . 1. Y I t W X , ,., X,, r- 4 , W .1 X aff wwwo' ' T . ft I ' lffkglb K. fall. haqsla ff rg ' idk? .ff , ,fi 1 ,FJ 4, If x 1, 4 , 14 I . 4 , A , , , - ,, , . 7,-c 4S51 1 - L f1v 'f'1i4 M 'w ff' ' I TW: L K ' 34 4 'z I 1 ff : 'f' '4'S'sf 45 ,Q is I if xi Q Ma f Y gn ' Q Junior Varsity And Thirds Face Tougher J.V.'s smother St. Paul's kick-off return J .V. Football BACK: Mr. Trimble, J. Pearsall, C. Sim, L. Taylor, B. Hilliard, Harder, A. Hann, K. Zabriskie, Bill Jones, B. Parker, F. D. Brennan, D. Hyland, P. Hanifan, Nlr. Bucar. FRONT: F. Andrews, H. Hinman, S. Kuypers. 104 Schedules But Still Enjoy Winning Seasons Playing larger schools and teams head on, the 1969 J.V. team made full use of its talent through a tough conditioning program and the enthusiasm the players brought to the game. Many boys learned the invaluable lesson that their best was very good indeed. The Third Football team overcame the problems of inexperience and depth and completed a successful 3-3 record. Led by co-captain Ben Allen and Jerry Combs, the team showed great desire and hustle in each game. The highlight of the season came against the Deerfield Fresh-Soph. team. Trailing 12-O in the fourth quarter, the thirds made a fantastic comeback to record an 18-12 victory. By showing improvement in each game, the team fulfilled the coaches' expectations. McKinney S Ritchie P Kerrigan J Hencken B Allen E BACK: Mr. Gellein, J. Levine, P. Wick, G. DeMatteo, B. Hilliard, Merrill P Bell D deGanahI F Tennant M. Mathes, C. Callon, J. Warren, Mr. Livingston. FRONT: C. 105 Q r Q1 . 5 In . Va rslty Soccer Has Best Season T Ver' 'W' 1 N n 8 K., .q:' gif The 1969 Varsity Soccer team won more games and scored more goals than any of its Hug, predecessors. This squad will be remembered as a defensive unit which posted seven shutouts and allowed an average of less than one goal per game. Tom Armenti, one of the finest prep school fullbacks in New England, anchored a senior backfield which included Dan Sise, Scott Galbraith, Tom Huntington, Eric Litchfield and Q. Captain Mark Dryfoos. A record of nine wins, two f . losses and two ties is certainly commendable, S i ,Q but as Coach Scandrett said, lf we had played every game as we did against Exeter and Kimball Union, we'd have been undefeated. . if gf, l ? llfnrt --if 1- l l BACK: Mr. Scandrett, K. McClintock, R. Wood, C. Boomhower, Johnson, T. Armenti, M. Dryfoos, H. Forker, E. McDuffie, B. D.. Suse, T. Munich, T. Huntington, A. Buckley, S. Galbraith, E. Stott, J. Rose. Litchfield, Mr. Marr. FRONT: D. Tambone, P. Knothe, B. 106 agp m 4' ,.-0, -K ,M f ,pan-., W AA?. l f ,, c si c i ypnlllnlllxs. ,,,,A L,,,A, M x 1 'x wx if 'K W by K Q ya Q' ' W 5 wwf L ' is , ' 4- sf X MQ Q , 1, F 2 ff E a 1 f ,H fe Q Q , 2 'S gg A, a as Q ,f :FQ M W Q, k ' :' f f? 1 Af' X' 'as K H. sf X Q is 'kk x is D' 9, We x C.,-, 3 X The art of soccer mlarwnxw . ,.,.:w a'acH,aws!x2m'safgz,.AeQwmng- mm ,s,:.w:sy!1Mfa-wr ow A good parent's day crowd 4 Sb K .o., ' 1 arf ,Q11 L kai:--Eg. al m Q . fi? .gi is .1 w Q. K Vw' F? :L .25 ' S WW a-'bi ,. 9, wmv 2 fx Q A 1334 1 K ,-fr , 5, 8 9, . 5535 a ,vw ,wfg px A ,Q ,L V U11 , ,. f sgkyy A7 A A R :HW W7 W5 ue, 3. 7 .Q , W , K 4 Y., X 1 1-'lm W 1 - mwfw-as .0 , I K' 1 ' ,M ,W fr ,gy ' aw ,r fm., fi ,4., ,, 0 f K ,x L ,. sf 'wifi g v X' I K 52,3 A M vi' ily ffkvxlv 3' f A h H' wks K LQ, 1, ' 4 A fx nf ', 'V' k ,, . 'KL i. ix vi ' 3 ' 'RQ V1 V I, , . 'ag ' 'K 4 'fl Vi 3:55 3. 'wa gggQ t ' ' 5 I -' 'ip .M iw Q ,X S 5:1-gp: 7 E, I 4 . 4 . Q J, www W, V fi Y , 1 7 -K ' 'l wk . 1, Q 1 w ,-v H' 0 he 108 X ,.,, Q 5 H, Q 1. as J 5551 - 1 N . ,. N kg-Ak.xXL , 1 4 Q U' .S '-s '5 fL 1 .1 ff I .. , .9',i ff 3, .fa f , Q an Q ,, , + V in - if x J ., 2 , -. ,qw fbgfn ' : Y-7 1 L -Y . ' , R573fv'4 x :I S . ' N 4, g ,h bl ,, V 4 , , 1- , 'ww ggi!! . 'W ' , Q, ,, Q . K V , by - 4 I x . A-.. f 4, ' . , Q- f ' 1 X V .4 Q if :Six 1.. 'I W A 47, 5 . . 5 Q , 5, 4 me ,, n s in Y ' W K Y ' 'aint br' :J 1 K ,yu - W W. H, bf .,-fW 'y,x V ' WM W at J - -. sw , . F ,, 1' . I T ig Q' Qi,-. v -, v Q --..... Y wx. 5,711-2 I -..,i,mgwsg. Q 2 1? ff' ' - -X ' , ,L ,, K' A M V ' ,,,. .....u,,.,.,.n. ' 5 h F 1 , Q ' , 'Q ' , 4 ' Y' 1 N ,. W- . V - m' g K f ' x v +fw,,. 4, ' ' W . ll, L' Q W ' 2 . M 1, V A A 4- M + .ff fs k 4' -wh. H 1. 41,4 f - 'Y i.,W5'w gi , w x, - .vfwzhz , 1 w -xii f ' - J-- H f Y L f -1Iu ,ff e g J,fff ffvf41f'ffr4. f i E:1'f5f3 ffiga , w Soccer's Contribution To Moral Development! 'Tis Better To Give Than To Receive . , ,,.,. ,i..,i,Q,., ,,, It was here just a second ago. J.V. Soccer Develops Players And Wins At The Same Time. The J.V. Soccer team began its season rather slowly, with losses in a scrimmage to Kimball Union, and in regular season games to Quabbin Regional and St. Pauls. Then the team began to work as a cohesive unit and earned victories over Thomas More, Mt. Hermon, Vermont Academy and Deerfield teams, finishing with an overall record of four victories and three defeats. The nucleus of potential varsity members was seen in the steady improvement shown by underclassmen throughout the season. BACK: D. Rindge, Mr. Cole, M. Hubbell, P. Neilson, J. Warren, K. O'Bryon, D. Clark, P. Sargeant, B. Waters, P. Howe, Mr. Vogel. FRONT: R. Burdick, M. Burton, J. Winkhaus, J. Stephens, G. Pontius, T. Gagarin, D. Darby, J. Straubmuller, M. Irving. Younger Teams Profit From Experience And Competition As the season progressed, the third soccer team steadily improved and became more cohesive. The team ended the season with tour wins and two losses. Each member saw the positive results of his effort both in practice and in game conditions. Qualities such as spirit, aggressiveness, interdependency and character became most noticable and therefore, helped in teaching many of the younger boys, who made up a good part of the team, the importance of team unity and solidity. Hampered by inexperience and the loss of early-season standouts, the Fourth Soccer team exhibited courage, determinism and a competitive spirit that should pay off for them in future athletic seasons. The Fourths showed a steady gain in the various skills required by soccer. Thud Soccer O'Brien tryin BACK: Mr. R. B. Marr, Jr., rvi. Mulholland, G. Kinzie, s. Farish, Kuehneft W- Haggard, H- Atterbuw. C Earl W Kahl B G Walsh, S. O'Brien, T. Darrin, E. Lynch, R. Bromley, J. Levefsee- Henderson, FRONT: P. Crystal, J. Mulholland, C. Sternes, D. 112 uuvwvolrvfv- f R I F, ' 4 . Tim Darrin - All-out effort Fourth Soccer .. .... Q .... A BACK: Mr. Garry, S. Barnett, I. Witkowski, B. Herzog, R. Tilghman, Mr, Coley. FRONT: J. Quackenbush, J. Vaugh, B Monahan, P. Graham, D. Turley, D. Johnson, M. Piers, S. Root, D. Firth, C. Combes, E. Butler, J. Essaye, G. Schaefer. 113 All Alone Cross Country Runs To Fine Season 4 Team spirit and a strong determination to win exemplified the 1969 Cross Country team. Co-captains David Whitcomb and John Crichton led their team through a successful season, finishing with a record of six wins and three losses. Proud of its winning season and with only two lettermen leaving, the team is eagerly looking forward to another victorious season in 1970. The last yards are the toughest Coecaptain Whitcornb, waiting K, 4' A , N . i if gf' J 5 . BACK: J. Scale, J. Nammack, J. Coward, L. Stenzel, J. Erb, Mr. Cunitz. FRONT: J. Saunders, S. Hird, J. Sattler, J. Crichton, D. Whitcomb, C. Haskell, J. Hoover, S. Flink. 115 Young Hockey Team Surprises With Fine 10-4 Record Although this year's varsity hockey team consisted primarily of underclassmen, they worked hard, compiling a 10-4 record. The team beat J.V. opponents from Deerfield, Mt. Hermon, St. Paul's and K.U.A. and also beat varsity teams from Wilbraham, Lawrence, and Fall Mountain. The only losses were inflicted by the Vermont, Tilton and Williston varsity teams. The outstanding features of this year's team were the boys' desire to work as a unit and their desire to improve. Over the season, the team X scored an average of over five goals a game, while c limiting the opponents to barely three goals a game. The members of the team not only had a successful season but they also had fun. Yes, boys, this is what protects my natural beauty Varsity Hockey Q V ,,.. .yccy - ,v... t BACK: B. Johnson, M. Irving, K. Reid, P. Howe, F. Harder, R. Pier, B. Allen, J. Byrne, Manager: Mr. 'ITA gag. FRONT: Mr. Valle, J. Titus, T. McNamara, B. Jones, A. Orb, Captaing P. Hanifan, B. Stott, E. c u ie. 116 ifwluw HY nfl 'V N Captain Orb slaps a sizzler. Q14 ,fans 'is X if 4 Q N i 1 .2 yy' in If , sf ,vi Despite A Tougher Schedule Victories Came As The Result Of A 'We Try Harder' Approach And A Cohesive Team Effort Eg f la- ,gt tfsgiafijqfeqziggafgz gg? AQAWV ,,As,Ks , M, J A-W-fwu Aw,t -, 121 T .. '62 X 3 Ak C Ily t me d, McDuffie . . . ,I l24..f....m .......,,r we T n o , fe- W sit, f x ,aa .....,,,, Ill lllllt W d s anyone to laugh. il , 1 'Mi X 6 -1 ,-1. w A, , .. i .ww H . S Z!E. 'f A ec 'H I . . , The Hanifan touche Terry McNamara scrambles puck out of hanger. Despite a losing record, the J.V. hockey team made every game a tight one and improved markedly throughout the season, as opponents who played 7 ' them twice will attest. There were no J V' S I bench-warmers on this squad and consequently, ' spirits and sportsmanship remained high, even dur- ing the arduous practice sessions. Every player ' learned a great deal about the game and those not Schedules By Showing graduating will certainly be making a positive contri- S I m cllurtilcgn to the Winchendon Varsity in the years to Junior Varsity Hockey .. --isavs4l1?F?5'5'w'w Vi H ,, ci www BACK: Mr. Garry, J. Levine, M. Burton, G. Walsh, B. Hilliard, D. Clark, F. Tennant, B. Kahl, Manager: P. Graham. FRONT: T. Gagarin, M. Dryfoos, E. Merrill, C. Sim, J. Winkhaus, E. Lynch, T. Darrin. 120 The hockey program this year was expanded by the introduction of a third hockey team. The purpose of the thirds is to develop, through practice, the basic fundamentals of the game. During the course of the season the boys worked hard to develop and improve their skills. By playing a full schedule of ten games, a great deal of improvement could be seen during the course of the season. What the team lacked in experi- ence, they definitely made up for in spirit and desire. A good sign Dave Clark, one on one Third Hockey BACK Mr Cunitz J Levine P Graham S OBrien P Devlin, H. Atterbury, Mr. Livingston. FRONT: T Hoover J Warren C Earl S Bromley G Kinzie S Ritchie, B. Herzog. Varsity Outplays Numerous Opponents, But Scoring Problems Proved Difficult To Gvercome Periods when the ball simply would not go in, plus a sometime lack of confidence ..,,u-...,H,..., -M 1 x.,.,, proved frustrating to a team that deserved better than what it received. However, the 1970 varsity team grew closer as the season progressed, contributing a sense of accom- plishment rather than defeatism. Varsity Basketball BACK: Mr. Bucar, M. Nemith, T. Gauntlett, G. Keutgen, A. Shaw, D. Knowlton, R. Tambone, Manager. FRONT: H. Forker, J. Knight, G. Hobart, Captaing T. Phelan, Captain: G- Pontius, T- Afmenil- 122 I Jumpin' Johnny I 'yfiwdaiggiif J.V. Basketball Display Competitive Spirit lnexperience took its toll early in the season but hustle and determination spelled what must be called a successful season for the J.V. basket- ball team. Enthusiasm and hard work turned twelve individuals into a coordinated team and brought about a victory over the K.U.A.-J.V. team late in the season. The progress made by each boy should provide future J.V. and varsity teams with both strength and depth. Captain Art Buckley drives for two. J.V. Basketball BACK: Mr. Gellein, P. Kerrigan, D. Darby, T. Yovicsin, T. Quantrell, R. Tambone, Witkowski, Man- ager. FRONT: K. Wilson, J. Saunders, A. Buckley, Captaing C. Boomhower, Captain: B. Haggard, P. Crystal. 125 Chick Forker's determined look 126 ' Third Basketball Team Learns What lt ls All About The third basketball team can best be described as a hustling team. It was a season of development with steady improvement shown in all phases of the game. However, the lack of a scoring punch and a consistently low shooting average was the rule in most games. Although outscored for the most part, the thirds were seldom outplayed. Litchfield goes for the layup. Third Basketball BACK: P. Dye, P. Sargeant, R. Monahan, L. Stentzel, T. Hann, SECOND: Mr. Carlson, C. Haskell, D. Johnson, J. Warren, G. Rhoads. FRONT: S. Barnett, P. Wick, S. Flink, Captain: K. McClintock, E. Litchfield, C. Nlc- Kinney. 127 Spearheaded By Strong Leadership, Wrestling Team Finishes With Solid Showing In Class C Tournament. The varsity wrestling team showed enthusiasm and continued to improve throughout the winter term. The season's dual meet record of three wins and four defeats is slightly misleading. The meets at Exeter and at Leominster were both decided in the closing moments. The team's most satisfying win was a come-from-behind victory over a strong Mount Hermon squad. The Class C. Wrestling Tournament was held at Rivers Country Day School this year. Hans Anger- mueller Cunlimitedb and Rob Wood C1215 placed first in their respective classes, while Bill Greaves placed second in the 167 pound division. Ralph Burdick, with a third place at 103 pounds, and Bob Nlerriman, with a fourth place finish at 138 pounds, helped to lead the Winchendon team to a fifth place finish in team standings. ku V, - --M W ,Aj WM YNWWW, , ,L ....,,.......---w W' H ' Ralph squeeks by. The art of not-so-gentle persuasion. Captain Rob Wood - a real captain and a classy champ Varsity Wrestling BACK: R. Firth, R. Merriman, J. Henderson, B. Colborn, J. Vaughan, B. Leversee, J. Essaye, R. Wood, Captain Mr. Cole, M. Trimble. SECOND: D. Turley, J. Sattler, K O'Bryon, L. Taylor, H. Angermueller, J. Hencken, B. v Greaves, B. Parker, T. Chandler. FRONT: B. Jones, F Andrews, R. Burdick, J. Crichton, J. Combs, J. Erb, M Mack. 129 o ' 725 . A N of gswlw Hey! Which way did he go? ' ' sl' ming A ll' Class C Champ. Parker stalks his prey 1' Merry Nlatmen Pass Up Potatoes For Victories. ss-Q. ,,lg Q-if-. L Swimmers Smash Records On Way To Best Season Ever. Pushing one's self up and down the pool, lap after lap and day after day in practice, is hard and tedious work. A swimmer will often ask himself if it is really worth it. This year's varsity made the tough prac- tices pay off with Winchendon's best won-lost record ever. Eleven different swimmers bettered school rec- ords which stood at the start of the season, as new standards were established in every event. The class of 1970 leaves a mark of excellence which future classes and teams will be hard-pressed to equal. A new team appeared on the Winchendon athletic scene during the winter of 1970. What had been known as the hack squad in past years practiced hard and won two out of three scheduled meets. Both wins were the result of victories in the final re- lay. The triumph at Mount Hermon was especially satisfying because it dramatically demonstrated the progress of Winchendon's swimming program. In 1970 the J.V.'s beat a team which had been on the varsity schedule in previous years. Varsity Swimming Clark Benton leads in the backstroke BACK: P, Neilggny lvl, Mulholland' C, Sterner, 5, Kuypersy Moore, C. Benton, Mr. Joslin. FRONT: J. Mulholland, D. J, Stevens, H, l-linman, lvl, Hubbell, A, Di lvlarllnov Mr. DeGanahI, G. Schaefer, S. Tilghman, J. Quackenbush, C. Footrick, Mr. Scandrett. SECOND: B. Waters, T. Minich, Miller, M- MHUWGS- D. Sise, C. Howard, Captain: S. Galbraith, Captaing D. Q 132 PN L- wg ' as E Roush workout. I am the walrus. J.V. Swimming BACK: Mr. Joslin, Mr. Scandrett, J. Coward, T. Jen- Rindge. D- Keuhnef- FRONT! D- Hyland. J- PSHFS-all. C nings, P. Ben, M. Austin, Mr. Footrick. SECOND: T. Callon, B. Root. NI. Pierce. D. Brennan. Frick, J. Scale, S. Miller, C. Combs, K. Zabriskie. D. 133 Varsity's Speed And Experience Made Team Expansion and improvement were the key ele- ments as the 1970 lacrosse program got under way. The varsity and J.V. lacrosse teams fielded two of the strongest teams in the history of the school. Speed and hard checking dominated the play, providing the fans with a very exciting brand of lacrosse. For the first time, a third la- crosse team was fielded. Although lacking experi- ence, the third team improved rapidly as the sea- son progressed, far surpassing the coaches' ex- pectations. .T 1 f ff. Varsity Lacrosse 'S A few words from Coach Vogel .A - -QL - BACK: Mr. Vogel, W. Jones, R. Tambone, J. Titus, M. Dryfoos, H. Forker, T. McNamara, H. Angermueller, M. Nemith, J, Knight, T. Phelan, T. Chandler, Mr. Livingston, C. Giancola. FRONT: J. Byrne, H. Hinman, F. Harder, C. Howard, W. Greaves, G. Hobart Cco-captainj, A. Orb Cco-captainj, C. Reid, T. Schlobohm, P. Devlin, R. Stott. 7, Strong Contender For Class B Championship ll'-'alla +i nl , gy nf Kei? 1 Vg , wg afar, AQ, - V, xr fy H 4, 3 if my fi! .- ,ssnwl ' uuggya. 4? .V iii? gf 'RSM 4 ,Q N, ani if ik xi 1 w S! 355 Sli? zgaf E Q22 1 fl ,k 5 ' A in H. llic- zany, lla 'lu If fit! ff? ,,, - 112.25 0 Y F 'Q if YB IL 'lt x .Q 1 0-ea yuan!! Good Greaves! Nun.. Tough Practice Sessions Pay Off With Rapid Improvement Of All Teams E,-K dgypvti Chris doing his thing. Who needs 'em? J .V. Lacrosse A E! ,cii - . . ., L, Q, . 4 . Hy.. . ,G -- ' 'Z . - ' ' ' fl f ' ' .. ' ' 5 2524? Q ' 'vvwgt Y XA ..,,,' F NF ' Y' w- c A if . ' ' ' K - i 2.1. 2 3 , 0 ' if ' .. U 61 44 6 3. . .4s72a-N U il: t .33 345 21 l . Z .. .. , 1 . 5 ' . 1 , ' f . H ' ' '-- Y . 5 Z. Q' -rx 3, : ,5f.g . v. 5 R t ' ,A .x 'A ' wi ',,,,. -9- ,Q T x . I - 3 '- -- . 7.-if x , - . ,z , . : - -l.,,,fg', t- -1 1 . 5 S .. Q . Q I A i, it -f i - il H P - 'T' - , , . , ' . I N 4- sl- 'K - . .. . I -'f 5 7' -- 5 F - - ' ff v - V ' ,' T 'K .N jwf - h'h' : :FQ 'Qgrffl 5. ifis- LQ:-2.1 y:r'f,'k-Q.x3',, 2' fc ' .. of .1 M-,,,-yum i.'i.tts'r':.fga -,,2',-, gf -et-gy-.V. V-f,, i ' 2 -get.. 'r - 4 ' , 'ft 'i, g.gfg.,Qigf, - ifff-f ,g1w,,,-i,i 1' ss,o, ' BACK: Mr. Garry, J. Levine, R. Merriman, D. Baxter, D. Moore, K. Zabriskie, K. O'Bryon, D. Hyland, , A. DiMartino, D. Whitcomb, M. Irving, P. Wick, P. Hanifan. FRONT: J. Quackenbush, C. Miller, M. Austin, W. Kahl, S. Kuypers, B. Hilliard fco-captainj, C. Boomhower Cco-captainj, L. Taylor, B. Parker, M. Hulbell, S. Combes, P. Crystal, J. Rose. 137 A Third Lacrosse Team Appears For First Time - More Stickmen Than Ever . - , N .fe-ii- A+ ii Mid fielders Hobart and . . . Nemith on the move. Third Lacrosse BACK: A. Sterner, B. Herzog, J. Kinzie, M. Mathes, D. Clark, R. Firth, D. Kuehner, S. Richie, C. Cal- Ion, F. Tennant. MIDDLE: Mr. Lucas, C. Sims, J. Nammack, A. Hann, J. Stephens, D. Brennan, C. Monahan, J. Pearsall, P. Graham, C. Sterner, Mr. Cunitz. FRONT: W. Leversee, C. McKinney, S. Tilgh- man, J. Warren, F. Andrews, J. Hoover, B. Root, M. Mulholland. 138 Tennis Teams, Especially Varsity, Boast Of Exceptional Depth And Potential The 1970 tennis program opened with the return of four varsity lettermen, five J.V. lettermen, and most of the members of last year's third team. The depth and ex- perience provided by these veterans re sulted in an exciting and successful sea son. Show us Howe. Varsity Tennis .. 4 ,ff f T r s AL s , ,ii ...R , I Q :kv V iii rg A ,'W.':'fN fyk' by L. .K K . -..Q .gif 5 I gig. ,L , f 5 1 t .5 f ' mit L T 1 5 T , t in 22 c Mr. Trimble, P. Neilson, S. Flink, R. Peir, A. Shaw, B. Johnson, P. Howe. 139 Shaw if fgw I 'sig H awziassxz M 'WW 'MQW A ,L f E- Q ,, w i' E RQ W my wk Q Maw- M Yi ,, ,E gg, ., J.V. Tennis Keep trying Brian. PUNK- , 'K' I BACK: R. Burdick, H. Atterbury, C. Earl, T. Quantrell, T. Minich, Mr. Geilein. FRONT: B. Haggard, B. Diaz. 141 A Q .,.....!..M Upsta rt Pier. . 'k 'K if ' -25 41 Third Tennis if f T ., .V . IAQ., A T. .5 K. BACK: Mr. Valle, G. De Matteo, S. Galbraith, D. Sise, S. Barnett. FRONT: S. Farish, G. Keutgen, B Allen, J. Redmond, T. Gagarin, C. Haskell, E. Merrill, S. Miller, G. Schaefer. 142 'Qin ' x ' 'QWMYMQG il it i te, f 1 , 'A Q, 7. www , H5115-Q45 ,. . vritfii-wr, ' 4 .a f Captain Shaw bashes the little critter. Plink. 143 N Gargantuas Cf Gastronomy Engage In 1 After months of arduous preparation, the Var- sity Pie-eating Team took to the table in a thrill- I n n S H a n d S ing culinary contest. Despite their inexperience, Down Varsity Pie-Eating the boys overcame gout, ulcers, and heartburn to eat their way to a successful season. ,Ori ra- ' - ,Joi 'vxmdgx rw rw, ,,.p-0' The word of the day was appalling. 144 Varsity Golf, With Five Returning Veterans, Strongest In Years The Varsity Golf team opened the 1970 season with five returning lettermen and a longer schedule which provided more opportunity to prove the players' ability. an-. , Dad never designed a course like this. v A R G 3 o ' L T F Y BACK - Mr. Bucar, D. Knowlton, J. Winkhaus, E. McDuffie, J. Yovicsin, K. Wilson, E. Litchfield FRONT - P. Bell, P. Dye, T. Gauntlett, A. Buckley. Q f' WE. nf - I ,wk K ' f 1 , Y .ff ' -I f - f W' X I ,Q ' ' Lf' F ,, QL 3? ,ff Q f , f gf ' M f K yi, gs Y Q2 .ly Q 1 FJ gi 7' :.. , I n I v X J :LXR X' , 4 k W' krrr 3' If WW, ,K X VL ,W h.., A Q I rf' Q si E W W ' K ji A if V ' XV 1 f 1 f 4 in ,A ' nw. , L -E ' ff , A H, if ' 5 . 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If True grit - S v J.V.'s Head Into Second Season - New Faces And A Vastly Enlarged Schedule Insure An Exciting Season The J.V. Golf team began its second season with a considerable amount of talent and a great deal of enthusiasm. For the first time, a third golf team was created, providing a greater number of golfers a chance to compete for the school. Does he or doesn't he . . . ff? W. . f, , ' f H-A I V il I 'Mid fl. Qi- , 4 , . 7 wi Knife? s F V I.. V W G O L F BACK - Mr. Carlson, D. Darby, P. Kerrigan, T. Darrin, T. Armenti, K. McClintock. FRONT - J. Es- saye, J. Henderson, G. Walsh, I. Witkowski. 148 Tee time. Third Team Provides Greater Opportunities For Competition And Participation T H I an R D Q G O L F BACK - Mr. Joslin, C. Benton, P. Sargeant, L. Stentzel, J. Straubmuller, C. C Rhoads. FRONT - D. Turley, D. Rin T. Frick, S. Carter, J. Fry, E, L h R VARSITY FOOTBALL Opp. Tilton 35 Deerfield .l.V. 1 8 Cardinal Cushing 39 St. Paul's 12 Kimball Union N8 Thompson - J.V. FOOTBALL Opp. Kimball Union J.V. 8 Mt. Hermon J.V. O St. Paul's J.V. 8 Deerfield J1R.B. O Vermont 32 3rd FOOTBALL Opp. Gardner High School 01 Deerfield Fresh-Soph. 0 Deerfield Fresh-Soph. 12 Proctor 3rds 121 Eaglebrook 28' Assumption A 611 A' VARSlTY SOCCER Mt. Hermon .l.V. Wilbraham Lawrence J V. Leia Grey Stockbridge p 1 Vermont. 1 Thomas More Vermont. 1 Kimball Union i1ESceter J.V1 1, Deerfield Reserves Worcester Deerfield ,Reserves JV 99' Quabbm St. Paul s J V Thomas More J V Mt. Harmon ivy Vermont .l V Deerfield J R B 1 ODP- 1 'E 3rd SOCCER Opp. Kimball Union 3rd Kimball Union 3rd Vermont 3rd ' Applewild Quabbin h Deerfield Freshigoph. 4111 1 Deerfield Fresivsiiph. Reserves 1 Leland 81 Grey .V.. 1 Opp. Bement 'iii i.' ii!-i 1 Deerfield FVeSh'gKb11. - 11 p Deerfield ' hi CROSS ODD- Wilbraham Thomas More Mt. Hermon Vermont J.V. Lawrence .l.V. 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