Winchendon School - Vestigia Yearbook (Winchendon, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1973 volume:

NIMSR , 5 ' P Q, ? 3 'Q- 09' 'H'-QW-X W- M, . W' an 'v1:if-- Q j 12,7331 'J Y ' ., W if 1 . '. J gg , 4-, 4. ,W '51 'I 5 M H f-vmm 1 1 .if wen -1- .X ...w XM, ww.. A fi in r i 'f' 1 ' 1 'K 522. 'im MS' 1 K5 n i A A M ffl. 4f' w vm Q- , , v k . , , .,. 1 ., 4 Y ' q Students Faculty Sports Patrons V X AX' A ' -. li wtf -v., I. V ,f 'si fl I .-.--nqus ' A J9Pfr-if And if you take my hand, young rnan all will be well when the day is done. Anonymous The direction in which education starts a man will determine his future life Plato :kk k V kk X - r. x N' Y' kx'i:2Nwi:Q.5E-Q. , f . K 'fi fqfL,i:.X - M - fi R f . H F K K. ixx.. .,t....L- - ...Ng . 6, . 55251 fffm.W,, Since we are all likely to go astray, the reasonable thing is to learn from those who can teach. S o p h oc I es -. 1 ,,.t '-- 1 -.t. , . 2 i i'si WA V. t... 5 . j' -. ,-..-. Q .51 ,ff W Q. W,t,,,g kkuk - b ., A L mmAL iw? Q i X QHIQ- t4'i'W--4-2 ww Q f A X s Z Q aw g Q! Yagi , M 2 44 ' 'E 0, A '- E , ,Zig Q 'L ' gy. , , 1 4+ ' M f X Q my 4, G M 55' 3 , 'Qzfuqy Shu-rf 'wann- 14-vw 'Hind Q., maui E K, 1 ' 2 mai Friendship with a man is friendship with his virtue, and does not admit of assumptions ofsuperiority. M 4 S' 3 Wie W 'ww ,hh 7 V 4 41 A man lives not only his personal life, as an individual, but also consciously or unconsciously the life of his epoch and his contemporaries. Thomas Mann VH You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give Kanlil Gibran I our Mm fi f H M W , -mum!! l I 12 . 5 , .f',,,Z, ' QM 'W ,iw WZ 99 1 vs, W , ' Zi 735 -. 9?, 'W3g 1, 4 A 11' A . f , f umm-...MMMH-.wm,wM..,. .mw aw 1' VVVL :.W , y rrr ty ' . v: Ev'.. v ,V fee 9 He hath no leisure who useth it not George Herbert 13 f f f f 22257414 1, LJ: if Q , ,,,, 1 fix., f.rf.,, Q J ml fy WM frmgfiff QA? iw f w ff ' fs ,WW ' f f2Z-.imziiw if :PE we L E 7. T., 39222115 - 1 ff , W, Q, if ff 1223 4 . f 5. 1, 1 'Hi , In R ff ur M Wwfw V252 5 vMgW.,,n'Q, ,mwg-415, ,Q M 1, Di mf 'VC-f',,'f77 Hr?' ruff fWfJ,,M.fh ' 'f L, f ,Q ' if f- 1 vfm fl 'iwfpif j 1 'MM .f janv If 1,5 rr Mfwyfld' uv V ef' ,, ,N N 4 ,Q ,','f'.Ai1, ,HA ,fm-Q15 fA,,,f K mfk 'V.N'g'?f3 A, -f I-.5?,r,, - 'Z ifffnf ,J , ,Z wg fimf 'f W , ,K -vfwi 4' Mfr 5 'M WN XM , fy, , . af, 5' My ,Mix :Q Ss 'iw , Q, , W? E V ' H ? 1 MQ M4 , R 5 4,.,,,,, 7,4 4 V21 STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS SENIORS These are the days of our youth, our days of glory and honor. Pleasure begotten of strength is ours the sword in our hand. From the Arabic Wilfrid Scawen Blunt 'PQ-41' ir N 5 BACK: F. Tennan , P. irouard, C. Callon, J. Pearsa , . ar. MID : . cott, P. Al t G ll C E I DLE B S Ryan, J. Flynn, M. Pierce. FRONT: B. Root, V. Vallely. J. Cullinan, R. Burdick, H. Bercovic 18 ,:,,,' m,,AL, ' M fi iiiii A'M? I l L M iii f AW M Cane Calion, Editor of Progressg Frosty Ten- nant, Editor of Vestigia. MwrsSff,:?11--fgsihgi: 11 EDITORS OF SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS vEsTiGiA PROGRESS IMPRESSIONS Q I I I . was A954 7 -1: 'awww-ww I K ,gg ,E :ga 7,., V Qiiv.--1? ar X,,fl,AgQ- 3,44 EI,,r I 53- Ralph Burdick and Phil Girouard, Co-editors of Impressions. fat if Jai, 5,5 if GEE AERTSEN Who kno if if-1105 3'9 Av 'm L MH-gran 34 ? ws and knows he knows Christopher Lowell 1 ,av 20 There are but three events in a rnan's life: birth, life and death. He is not conscious of being born, he dies in pain, and he forgets to live. Jean De La Bruyere 21 JOSE ALONSO HILLARY BERCOVICI 19 is The blessed spirits must be sought within the self which is common to all. Dag Hammarskjold One ofthe most beautiful qualities of a true friendship is to understand and to be understood. Seneca Mm'- P! W an 23 RALPH BURDICK CANE CALLON No one knows what he can do till he tries. Publilius Syrus 24 S It as true greatness to have In one the quality ofa man and the security ofa god Francls Bacon ,X 'E o in xg ' Ea In -QR f f . 'P if , Q DAVECLARK m JOHN CULLINAN M lf, To be what weare, and to become what we are capable of becoming isthe only end of life. Robert Louis Sievenson 26 but how he Iuves Samuel Johnson It matters not how a man dies, COURTNEY EARL DICK FIRTH This world is a comedy to those that think, a tragedy to those that feel. Horace Walpote t 5 o , 3 1. 'Q r ? Q-'- i if 'Q eq, i i i 2- K P8 You have to study a great deal to know a little Montesquueu J f' 'X Q JACK'FLYNN PHIL GIROUARD It was the best of times It was the worst of times Charles Dickens si' wax AW' 4g.,.,mamvfs,.n , .R I xl ' ts , . ig QA x fi K Q 5 Y - V xr ' N 7-A .s Lt 02- f A st.. Q. J ,. Y, . ' + K sd' 30 I arn a lover and have not found my tlmng to love Sherwood Anderson 31 JOHN HAMEL JEFF PEARSALL I prefer an accommodating vlce to an obstinate virtue Mohere ,4-2 WK' Z QR U 2 4 1 Q 32 l 1 pl 4 Q K: my wr ' wi fy K 1 IW' 8 ' , f f vi ik None but the well bred man knows now to confess a fault or acknowledge himself In an error Benjamin Franklin RICH PIER MARK PIERCE Every man IS as Heaven made ham and sometnmes a great deal worse Miguel DeCervantes mw4 A -...N 'Mu l 4f-.f..l,,,,. -W. Nun... Iiavlilul s-www, XQMH ANY mom Kwmw I can resist everything except temptation Oscar Wilde BILL ROOT JOE RYAN Iam my freedom Jean Paul Sartre api 1is'V 'W Wm Humor is the good-matured side of truth Mark Twain X MIKE SANTOIAN PHIL SCHWAB Courage is the first of human qualities because it is the quality which guarantees all the rest. Winston Churchill 38 The state of man: inconstancy, boredom, anxiety. Blaise Pascal - it ff .. ' I T' , x' u I ' x L'LJ 'gf T ,111 T , T A 5 ky vw iikvgwl t l T' ,S A 5 ' ' 'ffl ' K .. 'Ei ,. 1 1 n W T T , L , ' 1 .... T fY,',ex,, Q half, I gi I ' .. 'i 5 .5 e f ! A ,1 4 ff 1 Q:- gli Ti 1 :fe ' ,asf f 5T'9'f 4 T ,QV T :1 f,. 5 an . 1 Q A X TZ e N -1-.1 1 9 1 W f Tiff 39 BILL SCOTT FROSTY TENNANT The monuments of wit survive the monuments of power. Francis Bacon , . is if n , K A 1 like 2 ' , .sw X ,,,,.. . M, L ? i f Q oh ww- A i K K .K 1 i 2 1 is 40 . Q 5: ,.:: - irpinsgw I have never seen a greater monster or miracle In the world than myself M1chelEyquem De Montaigne VAL VALLELY The days of our youth are JOHN GEARY AERTSEN HILLARY REA BERCOVICI Drama Club 2,3,43 Cross Country 23 Impressions 3,43 Vestigia 43 Progress Soccer Manager 3,43 Basketball 2, JOSE GREGORY ALONSO lll 33Camera Club 3,43 Drama Club 3,41 Manager 33 Swimming Manager 43 Progress 3,4:J.V. Soccer 3,43J.V. Varsity Soccer 3,43 Varsity Hockey 3,4 Tennis 2.3.4. Hockey 3,43 Varsity Golf 3,4. Varsity Golf 3,4. .. ? - Q fr .ego J it 40 ' 1 ' 3 , o e X RALPH VANINWEGEN BURDICK lll Impressions Coeditor 43 Progress 1,2, 3,43 Dormitory Procotor 43 Head Din- ing Room Proctor 43 Soccer 13 Varsity Soccer 2,3,43 Varsity Wrestling 1, Cap- tain 2,3,43 J.V. Tennis 13 Varsity Tennis 2,3,4. or T ss. ,kk ' i ,-it ik' ' T --kk 5 KE ' '1,. , ii3fr.s,,, 1, .ses q-. . A . ,vw JU Q It L f ' ' Kfseaa A . if Rs s,,g 3 ,, DENNIS CANE CALLON Impressions 3,43 Progress 1,2Q Editor 3,43 Vestigia Business Manager 43 Drama Club 3,43 Dormitory Proctor 43 Football 1: F.S. Soccer Captain 23 J,V. Soccer 3,43 J.V. Swimming 13 Varsity Swimming 2,3,43 Lacrosse 2,33 Varsity Tennis Manager 4. 42 gsgw' kd , ,i 'mn-as X ss DAVID BRIAN CLARK Impressions 2,3,43 Progress 2,3,43 Head Dining Room Proctor 43 J.V. Soc- cer 13 Varsity Soccer 2,3,43 J.V. Hockey 13 Varsity Hockey 2,3,43 Lacrosse 13 J.V. Tennis 2,3,4, the days of our glory. Lord Byron JOHN JCULLINAN JEROME COURTNEY EARL,JR. Progress 3,41 Varsity Football 3,43 Var- Progress 2,43 J.V. Soccer 1,22 Varsity sity Basketball 3,42 J.V. Tennis 33 Var- Soccer 3,42 Hockey 11J,V. Hockey 2,3. :itv Lacrosse 4, 4: J.V. Tennis 1.2: Varsitv Tennis 3.4, ,u '51-me Yugi ,ti.t , 4 JOHN B. FLYNN, JR. PHILIP LOUIS GIROUARD Varsity Football 43 Varsity Hockey 3,42 Impressions Coeditor 43 Progress 3,43 J.V. Lacrosse 3,4. Varsity Football 33 Varsity Soccer 43 Varsity Swimming 3, Captain 43 J.V. Tennis 3,4. 43 RICHARD B. FIRTH Progress 1,2,3,42 Vestigia Assistant Editor 43 Dormitory Proctor 43 Table Proctor 43 Soccer 1,23 J.V. Soccer 33 Varsity Soccer 43 Varsity Wrestling 13 J.V. Basketball 2,3,4: J.V. Lacrosse 1,2 Varsity Lacrosse 3,4. 5 JOHN H. HAMEL Ill Varsity Soccer 43 Varsity Swimming 43 Varsitv Golf 4. QQ Bliss was it in that dawn to be alive, JEFFREY PAULL PEARSALL Progress 43 Vestigia 43 Drama Club 3,43 Dormitory Proctor 43 Table Proctor 43 Football Manager 1,23 Varsity Football 3,42 Varsity Swimming 1,2,3, Captain 43 J.V. Golf 23 Varsity Lacrosse 3,4. If-4-. VFW MARK QUENTEN PIERCE Soccer 1,23 J.V. Soccer 3,43 Swimming 13 J.V. Hockey 2,3,43 Tennis 1,23 J.V. Tennis 3,4. 44 RICHARD BLAKE PIER Vestigia Sports Editor 33 Progress 2, Sports Editor 43 Impressions 3,43 Dor- mitory Proctor 43 Table Proctor 43 Soccer 1: Varsity Soccer 3, Co-Captain 3, Captain 43 Varsity Hockey 2, Co- Captain 3,43 Varsity Tennis 1,2,3,4. - nfl? WILLIAM SPEAR ROOT Progress 1,23 Camera Club 3,41 Soccer 13 J.V. Soccer 2,3,43 Varsity Swimming 1,2,33 Varsity Hockey Manager 43 Golf 1,23 J.V. Golf 3,4. SQ 4. Q i i But to be young was very heaven! William Wordsworth PHILIP JOHN SCHWAB JOSEPH M. RYAN MICHAEL B. SANTOIAN Progress 43 Vestigia 43 Camera Club 43 Varsity Football 53 Varsity Basketball Varsity Football 53 Varsity Wrestling 53 J.V. Soccer 43 J.V. Basketball 43 J.V. 53 Varsity Lacrosse 5. he Hagan ' nfwzwmef M- f ,i - 5 I 5 all 3, X ? 4 M WILLIAM DEFRIES SCOTT Camera Club 3,43 J.V. Soccer 43 Varsity Soccer 43 Varsity Hockey 3,43 J.V. La- crosse 33 Varsity Golf 4. Varsitv Lacrosse 5. unwis- ALLEN FOSTER TENNANT Vestigia Editor 43 Impressions 3,41 Progress 2,3,43 Dormitory Proctor 43 Table Proctor 43 Football 13 Soccer 23 J.V. Soccer 3,41 Hockey 13 J.V. Hockey 23 Varsity Hockey 3,43 Lacrosse 13 J.V. Lacrosse 2,31 Varsity Lacrosse 4. 45 Tennis 4. WILFRED FRANCIS VALLELY III Impressions 43 Vestigia Sports Editor 43 Camera Club 43 Dormitory Proctor 43 Varsity Football 2,3,43 Varsity Hock- ey 2,3, Co-Captain 43 J.V. Lacrosse 23 Varsity Lacrosse 3,4, .75-v ' ,fe ls, ,.k. bfi tk 3 ifrs:i ?R FN M Q we 'sw is mi Q . .-, A,A,ul.? , .. vw 'Is 64' JUNIORS In our springtime every day has its hidden growth in the mind. George Eliot 'FWS' BACK: B. Miller, J. Wonlfanrt, J. Yaffe, E. MacDonald, K. Moore, J. Quantrell, E. Fleming. FRONT: P. Eudy, M. Greene, S. Greene, M Anastos, J. McGowan, C. Dewing. 46 as W We 'a LL Q ai f v Y v w f ,A '? Q ? 5 S Z Chip Dewing Eric Fleming ,ff ,f .V W ,mv-f'-' .l +1 f x ff an , X X 5 5 ,E ? -,. K Q K ' .xv Mark Anastos W' mg., t A 5 l 47 ff , 'Z e .4 my vfvv- f- - '- Q , - an X' e ,,,N,,,,, 4 .. i W , A . ,,-, I A h S , it 1,5 , ,L ef , A wr , ' Sf '-'ef f J f' I-m l-1 'L i L M 1 , ,r , Myron Greene Steven Greene f L AJ Y -xii Ks, '- ff ff? M Wg Hfx e M- ' X ' , , X ff QR - 'Q f 5: :Q T k 'Wf Liwfp' 2, ff A' ' ,UH Y .ns . - vw J Q ,,Ak, , A, , f W ' 211, 5' ,-Sw J 'A W n75'WW'f596Q9'fPP' . 2 Q, Y , ,q W' W7 L f -- 7x'i4f'1 5 hm., ,. '3 'uv :ff x N ,Www 35L 'an,. 'F ' L 5' ffff ,' 1 ., I ,E -,Milf Q, A' . VL fm Q44 'sz m, mf K , A -- 3.w,? K I f- in In I . 1 , 'fm ' gif X Q ,M 'V' W M Tyler Grove Jeff McGowan 5 'v....v- i x. Ed Mac Donald 49 arg. Q J , Qirga, K 4 Q W... Q .' f R 5e'f5h ' K ffkz - ' X W. SL 4. 13 'f - K gy, , , - M K Xml ffl K Q .4 -QQ. Wu. 5 Bud Miller f Q 5 vpgsigig X ' Rig? . 5:1 if , X 1 5. .fgfxiig W Q' F Lg ,iff-jg., p K-'fi 4 A v A ' Kim Moore X. S 5 1 X.-5' -.' .. A- . . is x , ,ggi A i X X.. W E3i5 i'. at if an R5 ffi, wm4ghsi, x wk QE! 'KQAER QA ' K xx X Aye , ' Ap.M.f:f4 2 A f ff ,, ,W fw3j.'Q',-,flfzf k ' f i ,, fi, W, , - , L+: ' W . , f Www-n , ,,,,,,,W,,W.A,.,,4-.51 ., VV , Jw ., 1 ,4 1 W WWm.7u, M f ' ngmwfwy M' ' ai , ,f ,, Af wwf Z w.u,,ffz w , W' ww .Q ' X 3 mm i .4 f ig, I 2 -2 Jerry Quantrell John Wohlfahrt ,f M., .,, .., A M. L.. h , W , ff ,A.., ,2 , ..,,,,, , ., 94 W2 vw 462,241 M ii fi 31 5 4 S' 4 A, K . . .,,. ff I Vf E V A 5- A, ',L ' A Aw ' .9 V , e 0, ' ' m f ! -' ' ff Jeff Yaffe 51 ffiils Sf 1 -will 1. 1,177 , , ' 'mh.,,,m I A in SOPHOMORES A boy's will is the wihd's will, And the thoughts of youth are long, long thoughts Henry Wadsworth Longfellow BACK: D. Hall, J. Udall, P. Del? o, R. Maurice, J. Dewihg, E. Edwards, M. Blackmer. MIDDLE: B. Curtis, P. Crossa J R k T T rchoh.M B ker.FRONT:G.lVl dy M.McD tt,lVl.Mllosls,J.Wllder,T.F k . 2 'Q' in ' Kaye.- Mike Baker oem., -6' f 2 1 I 'K ak lg 8 -s gf wiv T Myron Blackmer Peter Crossan 53 Bill Curtis Eric Edwards vs K 5 f i , 1 F f I mSf,5l1QiPE Paul DeRosso ww ...wav W '98 Mm J Peter Eudy 54 ,,, Wmfwwfww F f a i ? 2 2 15 Z 3 5 Wfffififif f .1 F f I Tommy Forker . -usswbx ,,,,...-s David Hall Mark McDevitt o' ,-we ,1- L, M, L 'sf 1 f ,Q 1 ,mf Q, W Q. ,f ?' ff , , ,W fm' iffy: WT V1 if 4 UH ,f A mlfx, 4,1 5,1 1 .Q Jlfxf' J ig.-5.WsigS,5.Q? it L, agikkx ,ag 6 Q k if 45, 3, ,, Q Q 6. f , MF as S! Q f . Si T S RSX' M We Rick Maurice Mike Milosis Glen Moody 56 Jeff Udall John Rooke Y V ' nal Tommy Tu rchon John Wilder ASK 'Nix-.. 'qu-Q, s-N... wu0.,,,,k ww-Q. -af ag if Qs. ' ! X.. V U . .K , LF sk sas - .X .,i wr. . FRESHMEN You are young and havethe world before youg stoop as you go through it, and you will miss many hard bumps. 44+ BACK D Johnson, J, Stoneman, R. Lane, S. Halkett, A. Santos. FRONT: A. Fleischmann, R. Webb, R. Harriss, R. MCWHI 8 MM 1 'Ziff J wx E x s K Jon Dewing BiII Edmonds -an 2.2.2 v .-wwf' ' f Q' 1 Q 14 2 'v W K i Q 5 ,M Scott Halkett Andy Fleishman 1 'Q W A r M-.W , ,, W A,,..,Q+,4,,Q.sW.,.,,,1, W W.. . . . V h h-www Z P U F L ., 91 xw ly wuzg, wi., Aw gif' f? N f-',-:.':.-f'- M Doug Johnson 61 4' 'F is Ross Lane Dick McWilliams vw A ' sg' in Jon Stoneman , 35 1 LQ W. ka 35234 GHG? pgfQg-s 6 , Rob Webb wa. x, I I Amado Santos --w ed fixwif - .X gig . 'f , K 9 2' .. .Q . X ' 3 . f .L i M R ......,. , QMS-m x it + ,,.-as e pv- rsw. 'Viv vV!'izs '. W- . 1-ZQQA - 5- Ei ws 'ik ,K Q5 gs is ,Q S :Y 1 R Q SEL Q 'gg gf? 'N xx S X si Q39 +7 E iimik -Ei? -if FACU LTY FACU LTY FACU LTY The Flight of Time . . . AVwMuw 7 HEADMASTER'S MESSAGE The majority ofthe senior class is comprised of young men who had started here as freshmen. Four years ago, individually and collectively, they were sure they were part of what they promised would be The Best senior class in the school's history. The attitudes and the spirit of the class were main- tained, even strengthened, as new members were added to it in the next three years. In the fall of l 972, that is, the beginning of their senior year, they used as their guide line, The Best is Yet to Be and adhered to that line as closely as human factors permit. r Their willingness to assume any responsibility and to carry it out, not for sewsh gratwcation, but in the best interests ofthe school are indicative of the attitude and spirit which made the class unique and so good. It was unique in that the prevailing mood among the young has been somewhat opposed to this philosophy - it was so good because it leaves a lasting impression on the classes-V which follow, so good because it places the good of the community ahead of any other consideration. In going your separate ways which will take you far afield and into varied experiences, keep ever in mind what part you, as an individual person. played in and contributed to your class and your school, and the part you can and will play in the society in which you will find yoursej Do not let go nor lose what you have gained. May the fine qualities implied in the above, stay with you forever. R. Robert Marr Headmaster A. B. f Williams j Men must be taught as if you taught them not EDWARD J. DANILOWICZ French: Problems of Democracyg Dean of Faculty: Vestigia Adviserg B.S.F.S. CGeorgetown Universityjg CUniversity of Genevahg CGraduate Institute of inter- national Studies, Genevay. And things unknown proposed as things forgot. A.e,and.,,p.,,,., JOHN E. BROOKS U JAMES A, BUCAR Mathematics: Accolmtifigl Chess? Hobmes? Head of English Department Library Directorg Camera B-S-V ME- fM3559ChU59Tt5 mshtute of Club Advlserg AB. QWesleyariJg Coach Varsity Football, T9Ch l0'08Y7- Varsity Basketball, Varsity Golf. 69 No bubble is so iridescent or floats longer I if 14-al' JOHN S. COOK MORRIS A. GIBBONS Ill Mathematics, General Science, B.A. CUni- Mathematics, English, Progress Adviser, Dining Hall, versity of North Carolinajg Coach Varsity AB. fSyracuse Universitylz Coach F.S. Soccer, J.V. Football, Wrestling, Varsity Lacrosse. Hockey, Varsity Tennis. 70 than that blown by the successful teacher. Sir William Osler DANIEL MJOHNSON I Spanisng Historyg General Scienceg AB., MA. Uvllddlebury Collegej. 'aw' ROBERT B. IVIARR Mathematicsg Admissionsg A.B CCoIbyJ3 CUniversity of Massachu- SGTTSDI Coach J.V. Soccer, J.V. Hockey, Tennis. 71 ,ss ,. , ., 'wha Sim .wa mel K ,MQW If f 'fam M X, ,fs- mg W5 . , W, MMM Wh A' ,',' , kwin ,gl 1 , 1 Q-v Q di, L k A . KEITH W. OTTO DANIEL C. SHATTUCK, JR. Englishg Historyg Humanitiesg Vestigia Adviserg Impressions Biologyg General Scienceg Chemistry: Adviserg Drama Club Adviserg B.A. Ctlniversity of Washing- B.S. CUniversity of New Hampshirej. tOV1J: QUniversity of Nebraskajg CUniversity of the Pacificjg AM. CHarvardD3 CSeoul National University, Seoul, Koreay. Still pIeas'd to teach and yet not proud to know? Alexandefpope Mrs. Pauline C. Brooks Mrs. Abigail Off Nurse: RN. Cfvlassachusetts General Hospital, Librarian Bostonj. Mrs. Adeline C. Poulin Bookkeeper Mrs. Jacquelyn I. Flynn Secretary tothe Headmaster M-1' ,, new LM :Iwi . Mrs. Rachel T. Murphy Mrs. Sylvia J. Maiiska Office Assistant Office Assistant 75 NSN I ' mf SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS Tony ta ke-S off, L, 1--LS Tough yardage. K. X i Q 'lm -nv nmmmwwwi. - an --A'-- ,Q an awww-Quin 1 , Sommers springs loose. WINCHENDON + CUSHING : Tough Team Cooking up something at halftime Alright, guys, Iet's get going! ik rm? 3. .V f ' iff' ' i Q ,y il! i Y f 'Q ' Wei , ig, ef Frankie Redd looks for room to run. was 1lm Valiant effort. Scott forces goalie to lose save. ,Q M :H .' !,.?fi4 if 42 I 5 41 4 eee ee of mm s 1526 Q J o f ' V ? V 7, ' 'SSH- 1 , . V K V ' L wi! ' ij? W., J 1 ,fo J ' :J 'I , ., ,,,- ' , , . WW 4 W -' TL' ,. ,,,. - A lesson in using your head. 1 y, 5 'W ww-QW W , wg 1, W aff' M My f ms- M we , , ' 0 4 N J' N, 82 2 94 'W .l',, 'A m i 1 if . 1 ff WM 42 Hamel trying a trick shot at the goal. A near miss. gy. Moody with a breakaway gnmhm , zll A iY ' .. 5 ,,1.. f ,- f ' S ,. 'f i, fl, 5 'V ,,,,,.,4.wa-Wnnwf ,ummm wail K U J , M, g t' , 4 , ,H v,,, ' ff 1 Jn? N, ,, ' , ,' av W ' 'W' Z' ' , 5 ' I ' 0 1 V 'YM V t 1 ' M , We 2 + M W , 1- IV- M . , s te' s W Mm 4' M' A I, ' 'f 'Wi ' .ef . K 4 V 'W 'V N ,. fa ,L V ' M ' wr' was PM K ,M 3, if f Y .4 mm M I ,HK L W , W4 WM 5 I I h VH 4. ' ' H ay M W, df' H , f??Zwf' ,K ' ,Mi . .L t W n swan ' A.,, ' J. M 5 .ft a t v tttss iw af WTA . 'Q as t M , W W: f me W 82 1+ .M fm ,M ' f 5, Y ' , .,, 3 fe 'L we WW' W A 5 V ,fl gb MM' ' Q ' 'W W nf in k f' , if 0, :W mf bf We iz WA '- , V, X4 ,fan 4 ., V L, 4' 5' 'f +ig K' -:QM 1 MM' A 'J f M 'ff 4? A W Y .W y ,, 7 W ,gn ' H ,g V I Santos dives for the save. DeRosso attempting penalty shot. 'WHIP' 3 .g '27 Winn.. '--.Q Burdick kicks a beauty No doubt about this score! Who's trying to catch what? ! n I , ...,.. ,, ,, 87 VARSITY FOOTBALL BACK: Mr. Bucar, Mr. Cook, T. Hair- ston, P. Eudy, M. Baker, J. Cullinan, V. Vallely, M. Santoian, J. Singley, J. Pearsall, J. Flynn, Mr. Waas. FRONT: J. Sommers, J. Udall, J. Christian, F. Redd, J. Quantrell, E. Fleming, J. Driscoll, J. Ryan, D. Hurd. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL BACK: B. Mullin, W. Edmonds, R. Webb, P. Eudy, B. Zimmerman, W. Scroggs, R. Maurice, R. Harriss, Mr. Hall. FRONT: R. Lane, S. Logan, A. Globus, J. Dewing, M. Milosis, J. Wilder, T. Thayer, T. Littlejohn, A. Fleishmann. 88 X -aww' ii yuan 4 4- xx! VARSITY SOCCER BACK: C. Callon, D. Clark, R. Firth J. Rooke, A. Santos, W. Scott, C Earl, P. DeRosso, Mr. T. Marr FRONT: J. McGowan, M. McDevitt R. Pier, R. Burdick, J. Harnel, H Bercovici, T. Forker, S. Greene. JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER BACK: W. Root QManagerj, M. Blackmer, E. MacDonald, E. Dewe ing, P. Girouard, R. Webb, P. Alon- so, E. Edwards, Mr. R. B. Marr. FRONT: T. Turchon, K. Moore, F. Tennant,J.Wohlfahrt,J.Yaffe. FRESHMEN SOPHOMORE SOCCER BACK: G. Aertsen, P. Crossan, M, Pierce, B. Curtis, D. Hall, P. Schwab, G. Moody, M. Greene, Mr. Gibbons. FRONT: J. Stoneman, D. McWilliams, S. Halkett, B. Miller, M. Anastos, D. Johnson. S9 ,-..,uu -.-.. Iv V 4 . I if f im., Pier begms along drive for a goal. Going in for the attack. . M .-an www mm II' www ' A. MWA, -p--1 xyv A, I ,ix .7 ,,,fc-0 awww xamwseamw Q,- A'- M... X .....-W-Q nounulnUlQ .N-.bastard ,W-nfs... it I 3 W .Z u-ln'- 3 ' :+ : i2 - ij: J S- I ll McDevitt readys forthe face-off. Wohlfahrt defends. Captain Pier ponders strategy. we e i X Q 5 .-A 91 w f :'aa .:- '..'-',..,-- .a..,', ':.-:wffgggg-jvam-f2fm',.av' 5 'mu wma f 1' wma ' W, w '. ' -1 J' 4. ,M ' Wnmfmir 6 F541-vim-Aff ' 'L 'M 1 f f lbl f f 'f '15.f 4 W :lu 'Ny -, xx 5. F L 'N' rf' 38 1 Valiely blocks fast-moving shot. Flynn awaits pass from Wohlfahrt. ', yn! i,,,,,., J Vallely signals a well-earned goal. fi msmmww .W E Z W 'UU WM ' ' 5: , Z A I ' ',v' 5 1 I ., ,, if Q In gyii 'WW' ww-Q. fps.. fy Rooke evades two opponents. ig, S., rf 'J vi 2 5... :,f'g x s:..j-:SX QA :K ufffkg: 'gs' 'i' A .g A M-. Q...-'V-,' -fi ,' fx THX 'qfqk ,:2 t .Xf14k . . X., is xv. MacDonald skates for a breakaway. cg. S-' wwf wssswsm-mana 3'ws..5- as if it 1-if fa' sig, ,et .lg ' ff-fi-v5'lQ We 3 'fm '.. k 39 reams va, 'C' f if S 14 W F Forker prepares for battle. 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Alonso, D. Clark, R. Mellin, V. Vallely, P. Eudy, Mr, T. Marr. FRONT: T. Turcnon, H. Bercovlci, J. Wohlfanrt, R. Pier, M, McDevitt, M. Milosis, B. Scott. JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY BACK: Mr. Gibbons, M. Salowe, J. Condict, E. MacDonald, C. Dewing, E. Edwards, M. Pierce, H. Masser- man, Mr. R.B. Marr. FRONT: T. Forker, S. I-lalkett, A. Globus, J. Quantrell, A. Fleiscnmann, M. If Tracy, I 1OO '-um VARSITY BASKETBALL P. Schwab, B. Harris, R. Webb, R Firth, M. Blackrner, J. Cullinan, R Maurice. J. McGowan, J. Ryan, J Udall, R. Burdick, Mr. Bucarf JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL BACK: J. Stoneman, D. Hall, J Yaffe. E. Fleming, S. Greene, A Santos. FRONT: Mr. Cook, R. Lane M. Greene, B. Edmonds, H. Alcan tara, J. Miller, Mr. R. Robert Marr. VARSITY SWIMMING BACK: G. Aertsen QManagerJ, D Johnson, M. Anastos, J. Dewing, P Crossan, G. Moody, K. Moore, P DeRosso, Mr. Footrick. FRONT: M Baker, T. Grove, M. Santoian, J Pearsall, P. Girouard, C. Callon, J l-larne-l,J.Wilder. IOI , 1. 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Wm ,L N L 5 ,E -Q 'aff ,Q f Q bkasggvwwmi-wk, M-'ww-fa Q ,S Mn 'tab - Qs-C X,Q gsf 'MW MQ' jk w'-iw , - ep E 5 K. Y Kg w-f mjgg. ,X 51 . 1 . a . x s, - Q, X, f.'k:kr1-NN? JQR:x ! . , . ,gilg 1-,B X X1 w, A xi! HM a sw? X ,QQ 5' I ' ,533 x xi rtvixx' . L? 'fa 'QM GOLF BACK: Mr. J. Bucar, W. Edmonds, J. Alonso. M. Blackmer. IVI. Greene. FRONT: J. Yaffe. D. Johnson. H. Bercovici, W. Root, E. Edwards. VARSITY TENNIS BACK: Mr. IVI. Gibbons, E. Mac- Donald, C. Earl, C. Callon. FRONT: J. Rooke, S. Greene, R. Pier, R. Burdlck. JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS BACK: Mr. RB. Marr, IVI. Anastos. D Clark, W. Scott. P. Girouard FRONT: M. Baker. A. Fleiscnmann. T. Turcnon, J. Wilder, J. Hamel. 108 FRESHMAN- SOPHOMORE TENNIS BACK: Mr, RB. Marr, J. Balsnone M, Pierce, P. Schwab, R. Harriss, R Webb, J. Aertsen, P. Crossan FRONT: H. Alcantara, R. Lane, D Wolvin, D. Hall, P. Rawling, W. Cur- tis. J. Dewing. VARSITY LACROSSE BACK: A. Tennant, J. Flynn, R Maurice. J. Cullinan, J. Quantrell C. Mellin, R. McWilliams. J. Mc Gowan, P. Eudy, M. Santoian, W Vallely, J. Pearsall, Mr. T. Marr MIDDLE: M. Tracy, R. Firth, E Fleming, I.. Moore, J. Miller. P DeRosso, J. Ryan. FRONT: J. Wonl- fanrt, A. Santos, J. Udall, M. Mc- Devitt, J. Stonernan. 109 A ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES VESTIGIA Editor Foster Tenn t Assistant Editor Richard Firth usiness i or Cane Cailon ssis an usiness Edt Thomas Forke Sports Editor Val Vallely Photographer Erik Flemi g .re , ,.f - rf s'-L.,bMM -5. Cane Callon and Thomas Forker tally pa- Late-night developments. t t b t ron's con ri u ions. He is the greatest artist who has embodied, in the sum of his works, the greatest number ofthe greatest ideas. JOhRk 112 T . ' Y iw Advisers Mr. D. and Mr. Otto check deadline submission. i PM A 'M . if il,..l MA 1 1 I so g J 3 - ,fm f L An f 4 , Xu ' , 2 , g I 4 , Mfrs is i x P., Staff compares notes Coed itors: Ralph Burdick Phil Girouard Stafi: Hillary Bercovici Cane Callon David Clark Richard Pier Foster Tennant Val Vallely Chip Dewing Steve Greene Jeff McGowan Imagination not invention is the supreme master of art as of life g, Ng .Agfa FR' - Uv, --.wgisiq-.H .km +5 SUP f f- ps X ,fn Y , ., 4' Q' f- 4 - 3 f , h 4d ,, Q , K K X ,Si L l Which one shall we use? M'---p., Q W V, ,4t, an if V VVVV if , V' ,V VV VV I if 115 ,.f' ,af Hb Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Managing Editor Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editor Alumni Editor Circulation Manager D. Cane Callon Jeff McGowan Ralph Burdick Richard Pier Edward MacDonald Foster Tennant Jerry Quantrell u-.-I 1 Staff meeting. The primary office of a newspaper is the gathering of news . .. comment is free, but facts are sacred. ChiPtkStt A M r, G bb CAMERA CLUB Nothing can come out of an artist that is Erik Fleming Phil Schwab Joe Balshone Scott Halkett impressed with Phil Schwab's development! 118 f t -. it .1 tees N' itet Q P ees to , of 1 J 3 4 Phil Schwab awaits good action shot not in the man. Henry Louis Meneken fb ,v,,, 1 my Nw- f., vi s - ' ,., 1.4 i S wifi I K, . K 1 Q! I 4 -ul' -x . K, VA, i 5 1, fi V' ,s , , H V - AZN..-a- 'i2,l x.4 3 ,J Zhi, A ,.-:JK dv...-v.a.,,.,, it nc. wh Wm L ,L-fww. 'L wk.-., -, .J M 1 A 0:1 W , ni W., , ,M ' f ,gr ii.. , 1. 1-aus , 4-qw. --. , fW '.f,4-4's.A,fK: ..j:.-x22 ' 7 A A I-. YM. A -' - ' ,, .. N. . A .ww if' - .N V 'Qfhf , . ,-I 8 414 ..,-wry Zffin' ,- .Q iff 5. fig -1? 2? ? Erik Fleming - a study? Adviser Mr. Buc r A ar instructs. X ' 2 DRAMA CLUB The whole creation is essentially subjective and the dream is the theatre where the dreamer is at once scene, actor, prompter, stage manager, author, audience and critic. CarlGustavJung The Still Alarm by George S. Kaufman Bob Dick IVlcWiIIiams Ed Peter Rawling First Fireman Foster Tennant Bellhop Andy Fleischmann Second Fireman Phil Schwab Dust of the Road by Kenneth Sawyer Goodman James Steve Greene Old Man Kim Moore Tramp Cane Callon Peter John Wohlfanrt -- WINTER FROLICS Announced by all the trumpets of the sky, Arrives the snow. In a tumultuous privacy of storm. The frolic architecture ofthe snow. Ralph Waldo Emerson NL Xa W wx aw QA-'.L.v NVQ! fx img' was Q Sw wb ,A Nix w' 1 N QM: .,:. ,N Hg -A I S . 1- 5 ...Q F , ,,, ,. 3. 4' M M 1 LR? ZL- V, 'f' f ffl ,,,4nlvU 4 Q ? ,pr ggi If ,, IQ W 4 4 , ,F . A 4 , 4 D I , POTPOU RRI 1-2-32 Mrs. lVlarr's birthday. 4 81 5: Tom Forker and Jerry Quantrell report volunteer work at Gardner Hospital. 6: Rev. Slie conducts Sunday Services. 7: Headmaster leads Sunday service in library. 8: Guess who? 9: Noel. 10: A small tree for Christmas. 11: Bud Miller sets up for Sunday movies. 12: Bull session. 13: Bud Miller versus Mark Anastos. 14: Leonard Bernstein concert in Boston. 15: Pete Crossan - a nappy camper. My 5 . l l i , . ,l---us A -qu' , X L K , V PATRONS PATRONS PATRONS Mr. 81 Mrs. Alvin G. Edwards Hanover, Massachusetts ', PW xr X ' x , 3 Mr. 81 Mrs. John S. Callon Natchez, Mississippi Dr. John H. Hamel Jamesvllle, New York Mr. 81 Mrs. John F. Cullinan Glens Falls, New York QA 3,-H lim Q..-,415 3 ,:,:, ff K K K A KN., if fx' f'f' 5 as S pfg' W E -:EX Q21 :fs gr Rf, Mfn -L i i, 5. If I A , i s .Q 5 6 if F 1, Mr 8tMrs L N Carpenter Natchez Mississippi Mr. 81 Mrs. Jay R. Rhoads, Jr. Groton, Massachusetts rrvffffww' ,ffl Mrs. Elizabeth McDevitt Rydal, Pennsylvania :YQ i I M M.-air. . W., , S 2: Mr. 81 Mrs. A. Bryan Clark Woodbridge, Connecticut 2 5 S . i i A il 'ff' im? ' . r' r r , if lr - f 'A Q , 1, x , is ,if , Q5 350 'mln Mr. 81 Mrs. J. Bruce McWilliams Pound Ridge, New York L EQ? Q- ,OL ,, Q . vs Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph V. Burdick Loudonville, New York D Mr.81Mrs.ThomasT.Firth,Jr. Trappe, Maryland 4 Got a moment? Know your cars? This isn't really a crossword puzzle, because the only words across tell you what lford Motor Company does. and weive Hlled that in for you already. But. reading down. numbers one through fifteen are names of cars we build. 'When you figure them out youill sec that Ford Motor Company does offer an across-the-board selection of all kinds of cars, from subcompact. to personal sporty cars. to luxury cars. Here are your clues: T. This car was 50 years old in l97'l-two words, and keep right on going around the corner and across the bottom. The luxury Mark lV is a step up from this one. 2. Lincoln-Mercury's Sexy European import. 3. Sales records were broken when this car was introduced in 1964. lt's in Ford Division's corral 4. This might be a puzzler. lt's low, ralcish, a body-by-Ghia, and imported for Lincoln- Mercury. lt's only 43 inches high. 5. 6. 7. All begin with M and all are built by Lincoln-Mercury. 8. This one started it all, and still stands by itself lwhere we have placed it in thi: puzzlel. 9. Nota car, not a truck, but this Ford Division product is an excellent, all-around type vehicle TO. Halley's big one was around long before our small one. Lincoln-Mercury builds it. l l. A Ford Division intermediate product with an Italian flavor name. 12. Ford Division built this one to compete with the European imports. l3. A loner, but not in popularity. Ford Division builds it. 14. This Cat is a purrfect personal sports car. 15. We almost ran out of room, but everyone shortens the name of this car anyway. A luxurious personal car. If you get stuck and canit figure out all the names, Weill help you out. Just write to Ford Motor Company Listens, The American Road, Dearborn, Michigan 48121, and weill do whatever we can to assist you. ln fact. write us about anything thatis on your mind. Weire always glad to hear from you. ...has q better idea O Qwe listen betterl ILT. 8 C0., INC. Q 212-68 190 .XJ X X Le , PAPERS FOR PUBLICATIONS ' PACKAGING ' PRINTING AND CUNVERTING Ffli I' 10 EAST 4o'rH STREET NEW YORK, N.v.1oo1e The 1973 Vestigia Express their thanks to the A. T. Clayton 81 Co. for donating the paper forthis book. I Mr. 81 Mrs. Arnold C. Pierce Pennington, New Jersey ' nie i. X. 5g..Zw ti. .nrt . .,. for rw- , si? 'ii Mwuikfiifz AQ ,, sw ., ' ' 'A - Mr. 81 Mrs. John Anastos Yorktown Heights, New York .J ,QQ Mr. James A. Baker IIIA Houston, Texas Mr. 81 Mrs. W. Scott Birmingham, Michigan Mr. 81 Mrs. Fred Soffer ' Great Neck, New York - at-we ww A M II1 Whitehall Inn the quiet elegance that reflects the magic and beauty that is Camden, Maine. 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