Winchendon School - Vestigia Yearbook (Winchendon, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1974 volume:

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Q.. .,., - x-. ,..f . nv, -,mdk 0,'f ' f :G I I w!E,'bh':'YX ' IVR ' ' K ' , 1 v - , , . . .5 Y- A., , , Y ,p-- ,x rl s, .3 ' s. ffrf :fv',.5-an , 'M - 1 '. , ' K oh 5 1-x 'vw' ,ATL 4-Zvff ,- t, - FOUD and FUN: Whether in matters gastronomical or recreational, students had a ooice for the first time in fulfilling their own needs. -If Z L .3'1 ' 11 'ui 'S I F' ---- . 1,0 SQ- fg 1 , . JN '0 my Q 1 '6 QP' 'L i' CURRICULUM: A program of elective courses was initiated to afford students the opportunity to follow and broaden their interests in fields of their choice. And Developmental Reading was introduced to assist students in their total academic endeavors. IICAL DRA BILE ENG! IHOTOGRA AINTING P DRA MA DR, DRE CIA TIC 'ROBLEMS if YCI-IOL O G Y PS YC H OL4 WO OD WORKING WO O. ITIIOIV DRIVER DRI VER E TIN G R A SIC S OF WRI TI I --jxREP. cout an 'N G ME C HA N I C A I, N if ES A UTD MOBIL E EN I ZIY PH D T O GRA PI-I Y IQ? If NTING PAINTING PAINT ' A ' ' H 'mn I GE BOARD PREPBOARD Ex Dt IA DRAMA DRA MA ,Iv MUSIC APPRECIA TIIQN , I F THE SEVENTIES 71 A QF I I Q ,i 1 ,. 6 I . ,, ,, . 1 I I x. Q if V! 1 .. V t .AM ' Q 1115 yas U wat v 1 s 'A f .1 .152 Fir Ax. wx, ,, 1. -K .1 I w ' an 'rn' -ri W. i wp v 4 'ffl A: -Af , Qwat J fi: Nfffw 'f' ', ' 4 , , O - Q jf., '. 1,5 -f Y! H x . , n v 4 5 v In A 9 r ALE! is sk 1 Y X 'V M .4,b,A'Ihr3.,.. .4-Q10 COMMUNITY: We tried to build a community ofpartnership and conuiuiality. A yu 'ff' .1-Peg -iff. N' 1.I.'. M, ..g . 6 U . ,ci bt 1 3 ' p, 'E P, CW Q . .,s,, I I. 212532 gg 2 C5 s.l l' ,ff For I dipt into the future, far as human eye could see, saw the Vision of the world and all the wonder that would be Tennyson An Active And Dedicated Board of JOHN M, BAILEY, Atty, Chairman of the Board Bailey gl Wechsler City National Bank of Hartford, Connecticut Detroit CHARLES FOSTER Detroit, Michigan BROWN III ROBERT A. HALL Ceco Steel Products Corp. New YO1'k, New York Chicago, Illinois PAUL L. HINCKLEY, ROBERT J, FLEMING, Atty. Pres. Milton, Milton, Hinckley National-By-Products, 81 O'Neil Inc. Worcester, Mass. Des Moines, Iowa FRANCIS M. HIPP JOHN H. FRENCH, JR. Chairman of the Board gf W , qfgw, JL 'VA-5 4 - ,- I . -. Y ffd . iw .gfgixl 3 55 X-Q Wu-'g R 5-Hex 'X iw' 5 .lliim at Yixlw. The Liberty Corporation Greenville, South Carolina JOHN I. NEWBERRY, JR, , CRet.D Ridgewood, New jersey CHARLES LeB. HOMER III Asst. to Vice President Corporate Communications Insurance Co. of North America Philadelphia, Penna. . , 1 , , 1 fgf T53 M 'W' I E .Q I I . Q I I 1' , T W Trustees Gave Support to the New Beginning ALBERT WM. JO HNSON, President Dobson gl Johnson, Inc. Nashville, Tennessee WILLIAM B. McCOWAN Administrator Wiswall Hospital Wellesley, Mass. ALLEN W. MERRELL Sattley Company Detroit, Michigan JOHN EDW. MILLER, President Miller and Company Chicago, Illinois MRS. ELIZ. I. RAWLING North Miami Beach, Fla. JAY R. RHOADS, President New England Bus. Service, lnc. Townsend, Mass. REP. JCN T. ROTENBERC 13th Norfolk District Commonwealth of Mass. State House, Boston, Mass. FRED S. SOFFER, Vice Pres. Sales Dept. Lady Suzanne Foundations fDiV. Duplan Corp.D New York, New York JOHN A. MIZHIR, Atty. Winchendon, Mass. BARRY JAFFE Shulan, Rosenblum Si Jaffe Worcester, Mass. HI . vig, 1 J , qi u X A , The Winchendon School Board of Trustees During the past year great emphasis has been placed upon strengthening our school, to withstand the pressure of our times, and to gird for the future. Late this past summer, before the opening of the fall term the Board of Trustees was most fortmmate in securing the services of Mr. Lewis V. Posich as our Head- master. He has a sincere interest in students and in helping them attain their greatest potenijal. He has a warm personality, an awareness of student prob- lems, and a keen interest in school management. While still retaining the original concept under which the school was founded, of helping the student with good ability who, for whatever reason, had not at- tained his potential, environment and living conditions have been brought more in tune with today's conditions. Our Board of Trustees has been reconstituted and greatly strengthened during the past year. A total of eleven new Trustees have accepted nomination and have been elected to the Board, bringing our total Board membership to seven- teen. New members include six parents of present Winchendon students as well f ll ll T as four of our own Winchendon School alumni. Thus we have retained the stability o the old guard rustees, while bringing in the interest of current Winchendon School families, as well as a concern from the students' point of view. I feel that we are most fortunate in having the great dedication of these our Board Members to serve and partici- pate in the management of The Winchendon School. With this kind of interest and participation, the future holds great promise for Winchendon and we cannot help but to move toward a greater school in the years ahead. W Wmffi John J. Newberry, Jr. , President Board of Trustees The Winchendon School 0 ' A NEW BEGI NING , X x 2-4- ,wd .' ,rm . , Student Council sg! DL A I W I I J P. R0ndine11i,K. LeC1erc, T. Forker, S. Powley, S. Greene, J. McGowan, J. Hamel, A. Santos, M. Burda. n IFJ 1 School Officers A S Greene Secretary Treasurer J McGowan PI'CS1d2Ht,J Hamel Vxce Presldent ENIUR CLASS The past is but the beginning ofa beginning, and all that is and has been is but the twilight ofthe dawn. H. G. Wells ' . I F- g 5 a- .rt Y . ' 'A '- - ' 1 L . ' ta , fr X i A 1 f 5 X F BACK: M. Greene, J. Flynn, R. Roy, E. Dewing, E. MacDonald, M. Anastos, M. Lasorsa, S. Greene, R. Robertson. MIDDLE: J. Hamel, E. Posich, J. Miller, K. Moore, J. McGowan. FRONT: E. Fleming, J. Quantrell. 18 This is my letter to the world, That never wrote to me, The simple news that Nature told, With simple majesty. Emily Dickinson .wt .jg sf' 4' A . kd. .1 ' N Q , np D wf uk , Ag' . , f7fl'44nf-,nfhfi V .-P' - '-' P . 2 K -1, ., as--l Mark Robert Anastos PROGRESS 3,45 Dorm Proctor 45 Soccer 33 Varsity Soccer 45 Varsity Swimming 3g Rec. Swimming 8 Basketball 45 I,V. Tennis 33 Var- sity Tennis 4. Q Lynne Blanchard At e1gnteen, one adore At twenty, one loves g At thirty, one des iresg s at onceg At fourty, one reflects. Paul DeKock 1 VESTIGIA Staff 4. 20 Let us develop the resources of our land, call forth its pow- ers, build up its institutions, promote all its great interests and see whether we also in our day and generation may not perform something worthy to be remembered. Daniel Webster PROGRESS 3,45 IMPRESSIONS 3, 45 Drama Club 1, Soccer 1,23 J.V. Soccer 3, Varsity Soccer 45 I.V. Hockey 1, 2, 35 Varsity Hockey 4, Tennis 13 LV. Tennis 2,35 Varsity Tennis 4. Edmund R. Dewing III Erik L. Fleming Only the person with a helpful heart has the right to criticize ! Anonymous VESTIGIA Photographer 2, 3 4, Photography Instructor 4 Camera Club 1 2 3 4 Dorm Proctor4 Co Ed1tor IMPRESSIONS 4 J V Vars1t-y Swimmmg 1 I V Basket ball 2 3 Rec Swimming 8 Bas ketball4 Lacrosse 1 IV La Crosse 2 Varslty Lacrosse 3,4 , . 1 -1 1 1 5 1 Football 1, 2, vanity Foofilaii 32 3 . . - 1 3 - . . ' 1 . 1 ' ' ' S . John B. Flynn Jr A lot of today's frustrations are caused by a surplus of simple an- swers coupled with a tremendous shortage of simple problems ! Anonymous Dorm Proctor 55 Varsity Football 4, 55 Varsity Hockey 3,4, Sg LV. L3- crosse 33 Varsity Lacrosse 4, 5. Myron Westly Greene Who does not love wine, women and song remains a fool his whole life long. Johann Heinrich Voss ui Soccer 2, 35 Varsity Soccer 43 Var- sity Wrestling 25 LV. Basketball 3 Rec. Swimming 8 Basketball 45 LV. Golf 25 Varsity Golf 3,4. P11 3 Steven Brooks Greene That man may last, but never lives, Who much receives, but nothing gives. Thomas Gibbons Drama Club 3, PROGRESS 3,45 Dorm Proctor 4, Editor-VESTIGIA 4, IMPRESSIONS 3,45 judicial Board Member 4, Student Council Secretary-Treasurer 45 Soccer 1,23 Varsity Soccer 35 Co-Captain 4, Varsity Wrestling 1,25 J. V. Basket- ball 35 Rec. Swimming G Basket- ball 4g Lacrosse 1, Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 4. G Q. pf . Nb wxmm - if -' --A -' - -------M f- u.f1.f-..--s.-,.,, av, ,,, John Henry Hamel III PROGRESS 3 Dorm Proctor 4 Table Proctor 45 Co- Editor IM- PRESSIONS 4- Student Council Vice-President 4 Varsity Soccer 3 Co-Captain 4, Varsity Swim- ming 33 Rec. Basketball 8 Swim- ming 4- J V. Tennis 3 Varsity Lacrosse 4. P6 I am a lover and I have fmally found my thmg to love I think, therefore I am. Rene Descartes Michael Lasorsa A Varsity Football 55 Varsity Basket- ball 55 Varsity Lacrosse S. Vefferjy Thomas McGowan One can never pay in gratitudeg one can only pay 'in kind', Somewhere else in life. Mrs . Charles Lindbergh PROGRESS 33 Editor-in-Chief 45 IMPRESSIONS 3,4g Dorm Proctor 4g Judicial Board Member 45 STU- DENT BODY PRESIDENT 45 Soccer 15 Varsity Soccer 2, 33 Co-Captain 45 LV. Basketball 1,23 Varsity Basketball 35 Lacrosse lg Varsity Lacrosse 2,3,4. 28 Man is born free, and every where he is in chains. Jean Jacques Rousseau 4019, Asst. Sports Editor PROGRESS 3, I.V. Soccer 2, 3g Varsity Soccer 43 j.V. Hockey 2, 33 Varsity Hockey 45 Varsity Tennis 2, 3,4. Edward Clark MacDonald 29 John Walter Miller II A man must not swallow more bellefs than he can dlgest Anonymous 'Q- S. Aifgg -0 VESTIGIA Staff 4 PROGRESS 2 3 4 IMPRESSIONS 3 4 Dorm Proctor4 Soccerl 2 J V Soccer 4 Vars1tyWrest11ng1 2 IV Bas ketball 3 Rec Basketball 8 Sw1m mmg 4 Lacrosse 1, J V Lacrosse 2 3 Varslty Lacrosse 4 30 Nobody can describe a fool to the life, without much patient self-inspection. Frank Moore Colby Lawrence Kimble Moore 3 W., , fm! Q 1 5 X 5 45, Drama Club 33 PROGRESS 1, 23 Dorm Proctor 43 Dining room Proc- tor 43 Asst. Editor VESTIGLA 43 Soccer 1,23 LV. Soccer 33 Var- sity Soccer 43 Varsity Wrestling 1, 23 Varsity Swimming 33 Rec. Bas- ketball S Swimming 43 Lacrosse 13 J. V. Lacrosse 23 Varsity Lacrosse, 4. .ggsivv i i it B' 'WRX wg- . - ,.'1 -g if If , Rr. ' M ' YQ -3 'T W . . 1.- ' 3311.4 t-Q53 :M.:.:,. v:ia.wi.m'3 .5-rl. -K ' ,Egg Vx, i, -ykvf, 3 XXX , t., , M- fair s ' was , p-1-.33 .f'?!f'i-si. . ' Enid Posich ff-rw .Jw . .Y-,E-.vm X,-6. 1A-W-fmzvn-,,,m.gmA 1:4-amvwm lt sv w P II H gr 4 Q t U is 11 X, H 15 2 2 v my nw-,wr-,.....Qme.vm,wMQ,m if ' :1,,:, --- - i , Y ' - , ' , 47, , , , They'11 hurt you, They'11 desert you They'11 take your soul if you let them- Oh! but don't you let them- james Taylor VESTIGIA Staff 4 Alumn1 Staff4 I W U V I 1. 11 we U 'X H Vt tx Y 1 Luk if Q Nj . N f We -a 4 Qi Ut f 1' 1 . ii X gz , 3 ii 1, ! 1 , W A 1 - , , i , W 1 !. 2 5 5 'E I Q 3 - -S-N...-W-Hwy, Y.--.-..::1:.W,,.,,,, - xx:-,.r,,,, , , , , 32 Two roads diverge in a Wood And I, I took the road less traveled by, And that has made all tne difference. Robert Frost VESTIGIA Staff 5 . Gwen Posich 33 Jeramiah R. Quantrell I get by with a little help from my friends. The Beatles -3' 1 I I-R ..lt mf 4 ' ,, 1 , , .2 ,- ' 4 I I Y' , f J ' K , Jlpsmf- ..- ' PROGRESS 1,2,3,43 IMPRESSIONS 3,45 Dining Hall Proctor 43 VESTI- GIA Staff 43 Varsity Football 1, 2, 3,45 Varsity Wrestling 1, 25 Varsity Hockey 3,43 Lacrosse 13 LV. La- crosse 23 Varsity Lacrosse 3,4. 34 Every Workman in the exercise of his art should be provided with proper implements. ' 'wlllv....,..... .. , -W tails., v.,,,., ff? A .. g 'f ,ff IMPRESSIONS 45 VESTIGIA 45 Varsity Basketball 4g Golf 4. Lester C. Hill Robert Roy I have not yet begun to fight. J. P. jones r 36 I Varsity Football 53 Rec. Basket ball S Swimming 55 Varsity La- crosse S . 0f a good beginning Cometh a good end John Heywood JU IOR CLASS Q9 BACK: B. Curtis, P. Crossan, G. Moody, S. Powley, P. De Rosso, P. Rawling, B. Card, R. Gavaldon, I. Balshone, R. Maurice, E. Edwards. FRONT: A. John- son, M. Mc Devitt, 1. Udall, B. Hobson, D. Hall, T. Forker, S . Gordon. .1 1? s4'5 ' . nu.. .A fx 'M X . X 'Q . L Ioe Balshone wx -iv Brad Card A Peter Crossan 9 no IN , .KH 1. A N.A4...... Bill Curtis Paul DeRosso 6 Eric Edwards Tom Forker S.,f f Brook Hobson In ' M AndY 1011115011 Rick Maurice Mark McDevitt ,- -3' .14- '-uk H.. lull! Steve fF1ashj Gordon Roberto Gavaldon Dave Hall Glenn lStueyJ Moody 649 -s A vii I N11 ' .5 f vvvvm.b.,.. Sheila Powley Pete Rawling Jeff Udall CC ,, The beginning is the most important part of the work. Plato OPHOMORE CLASS ls- f . ' 1' i m.--f TOP: D. Curley, S. I-Ialkett, D. Johnson, A. Fleisch- mann, J. Stoneman. BOTTCM: M. Burda, A. Santos, D. Wise, P. Harper, R. I-Iarriss, R. Lane. .Y u v -. NYS' A -K, wir P Vp J. w i 'A . ,. A ?lfgj.' ff,'L'..l 5 ' A,-vf ffl . ' ' '11 y1A,4,, ,I . - . ' 5, . 3 f 4 'J 4 'xv sr 'vkl P-Hgtxdl .43 '-'S fig :ff 1-'cf 'I ,! ff? .1 , 312, 'rl 411 Pete Harper A' gf .2 . .ini , 1 K L . 'TV' j Qwtiw Wkggxlbfe, V if ,rg-344 ifffqfkvgffg -Jr.9vi,?1 STE .- ,M , 1 l , V 1 6 G , 4 7 L43 1 1 I 1 3441 2 r 1- I 4 Qfkgf 5 A1 Andy Fleischmann Dave Curley YLLRJ L REGHIER GREENS uv unc: ff .nun I E Y Scott I-Ialkett 17' ' P' IW, w ' Ji' 4 i U 1' N9 f N I ,iw ' im. nl Ross Lane N, Mn in v Mike Bm-da Bob Harriss Doug Johnson 115 1 . 4 , A A A Amadg Santos John fStoneyj Stoneman Debbie Wise There's alight from the sun and a new life begun. Ed FRE HME CLASS .XX '1-Eff - I 4 hail -XS 'TWA Jug'-in ' . BACK: K. LeC1erk, C. Schwarzer, M. Powell, P. Rondinelli. FRONT: I. Weidman, D. Layman, T. Braith- waite, M. Decker. r' i fi -K sun' ' f., ,vt mmf, -ww f f DNC Layman Tom Braithwaite Harry Harelik 3 Q Martha Decker Tom Callahan Luis Frances 'fi .'+...A.--f' S Kevin LeC1erc Mike Powell '---., Z4 TfM'l!1qw.,...- ,, .W z4 1 l 5i' nw ' . - ::.Ww':Qfff' Rusk Zumwalt Pete Rondinelli .., ,RM 3 'f 'kv ? .,f 752' . xr gh VJ. 'Q Sv, WW Z 1 , ML ,.,S 'W' Il J I l R Chris SChWaI'ZeI' julie Weidman ik s was ,gg Pot Pourri BEGINNING I '- 1 J J W4 'Q- Lewis V. Posich LEWIS V. POSICH Ed. M. fRutgers Universityjg B.S. fUniversity of Marylandjg German, Art. 54 ? To the Class of 1974: More and more this year I have come to liken what we--you and your teachers--have been creating as a bridge which stretches from yesterday to tomorrow, from dream to reality. The bridge is not completed, but the framework is up and your class has made the first tentative crossing. It has been exciting work, on occasion frustrating, more often satisfying, and we frequently have stumbled. But together we built it! Now it is up to others to continue the Work, and we, your teachers, turn back to help them. You will go on to the broad- ening vistas stretching before you. You go forth with an obli- gation-to return again and again to ensure that the work you began goes on and that your bridge grows even stronger, ever more capable of easing the crossing of those who follow you. We who stay behind will expect to see you often because with each of you goes a little bit of ourselves. Good fortune and Godspeed! LEWIS V. POSICI-I, Headmaster wigs ' Y Headmaster and Mrs. Posich enjoy warm winter day. N. .X 2 gl. .F -C X, zf ui W A 4. , ,,4 's..N 'W N X I M nlfmgk' -xl' ,.... ,111 V- :M- I-Ieadmaster confers with freshman. Mr. Posich enjoying a football game. KEITH W. OTTO - ASSISTANT I-IEADMASTER Englishg I-Iistoryg College Board Uinglishlg Drama Club Advisorg IMPRESSIONS Advi- sorg B.A. fUniversity of Washingtonjg fUni versity of Nebraskajg fUniversity of the Pa- cificjg A.M. fl-Iarvardjg lSeoul National Univexsity, Seoul, Koreal. EDWARD J. DANILOWICZ - DEAN of FACULTY Frenchg Problems of Democracyg Problems of the 70' sg VESTIGIA Advisorg President of judicial-Boardg B.S.F.S. KC-eorgetown Uni- versityjg fUniversity of Genevajg lGraduate Institute of International Studies, Genevaj. PW 1111-1 ,adn - s 71, -.Hr ffzlsk 56 5' 'J 'N' I' 1 2' JOHN S. COOK -ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Mathematicsg College Board Preparation Mathematicsj, B A lUniversity of North Carolinajg Coach.Varsity Football 3 Vaxsi- ty Lacrosse . JAMES A. BUCAR DIRECTOR of STUDIES Head of English Departmentg Camera Club Advisorg Classical Musicg Senior Advisorg Mathematicsg Basic Writingg A.B. CWes- leyanjg Coach Varsity Footballg Varsity Golf. . T . 'fr frfw. V x f 4' -is IZ, , MORRIS A. GIBBONS III Englishg Mathematicsg Basic Writingg PROGRESS Advisory Sophomore Advisorg judicial Boardg A.B. CSyracuse Universityjg QU. Mass. jg Coach j.V. Soccerg Varsity I-Iockeyg Varsity Tennis. img all DANIEL V. GROSS Diagnostic Testingg Developmental Read- ing Programg Basic Psychology Courseg B. S fC1ark Universityjg M,Ed. fFitchburg State College-:jg fColbyj. av ,fi i. f' r 'UA P' ,if RICHARD MORSE Mathematicsg Accountingg College Board Prep.g Coach Rec. Basketballg Tennisg B.A. Bridgewater State Collegejg Qlfrarningham State Collegej. , , DANIEL M. JOHNSON Spanishg I-Iistoryg Auto Mechanicsg A.B., M.A. fMidd1ebury Collegej. ii LEO R . O' NEILL Spanishg Typingg Lating Alumm Off1ce, Dining Hallg Judicial Boardg A A fBoston Collegejg fSophia Universityj, CBoston Um versityyg fAssumption Collegey CHRISTOPHER M. POPE Englishg I-Iumanitiesg College Preparationg QEng1ishjg Freshman Advisorg judicial Board Drama Directorg Librariang B.A. fColgate Universityjg Coach Rec. Sportsg Varsity Lacrosse. 60 f DANIEL C. SI-IATTUCK, IR. Biologyg General Scienceg Chemistryg A1 gebrag Woodworkingg B.S, fUniversity of New Hampshirej. agp' MRS. IACQUELINE D. BUCAR Basic Writingg Bookstoreg B.A. QUniver- sity of Connecticutjg M'.A.L. S. fWes- leyanj. MRS. JULIA SCANDRETT Basic Writingg Artg B.A, fBryn Mawrjg M.A. CUniversity of Massachusettsj. THOMAS P. LAVIN Business Manager I- -i MRS. PAULINE C. BROOKS JOHN E. BROOKS fRetired After Fall Termj fRetired After Fall Termj Nurseg R.N. fMaSSaChuSettS General Mathematicsg Accountingg Chessg I-Iobbiesg Hospital, Bostonj. B. S. , M.E. fMassachuset'ts Institute of Technologyl. G' Administrative Staff 4 1 -I .,. Bookkeeper f MRS. ADELINE C. POULIN MRS. JACQUELYN FLYNN Secretary to the Headmaster 5 3 a ! 3 ,,-,M iv Q, MRS. SI-IEILA LAVIN MRS. RACHEL T. MURPHY Nuxseg R.N. fSt. Anthonys Cheam, Office Assistant Surry, England, . NEW BEGINNING 4 1 1 F O 0 TBA LL Always med. Mighty Mike . K. sg. 'vid 5 Es 42 1 Winchendon - Cushing Partnership Clicks 7-1 Season! .fo if is - an.. . 4K W? b W , .,, ' ' in Nl it And no more snacks at halftime! ' 1' 9 P A x gf' , Y Y Y HY :f i-No ,4-f . xi Ni ' , v s f if s 1. sm.. L-o-o-v-e that radar defense. It's what's up front that counts. lin VV, I 'df' f i 'S --. . Q. -1 'Vw' ivpd ,,,, JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL: BACK: H. Dew, C. Schwarzer, D. Layman, R. Lane, K. Page, B. McMacken, E. Workman, I. Anderson, T. Braithwaite, F. Johnson, Mr. Hall. FRONT: D. Robertson, K. Lee, D. Brigham, C. Freudlic, P. Rondinelli, D. Curley. G etting ready . 4' ,ef , We ss- Isesg-1 vw VARSITY FOOTBALL: BACK: Mr. Bucar, Mr. McGowan, I. Flynn, D. Waine, M. Lasorsa, F. Redd, B. Card, E Batson, D. Margules, L. Ried, R. I-Iarriss, I. Udall, Mr. Cook, C. Spence. FRONT: R. Roy, I. Sommers, R. Moore, I. Quantrell, D. Borger, B. Robertson, W. Scroggs. QM OCCER Santos and DeRosso combine for a save. . . 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Hobson R Gaval don, D. Curley, G. Moody, A. Fleischmann. H0 C Y A moment of reflection. . . First line of defense aids goalie Santos. . . F, in ally. fyilyb-. X 31+ .nv- 2 ,,', LHE,y IJ 0 Flynn stalking the net. . . Checking the action on the boards. . . Varsity Hockey Spends Season Rebuilding 1 X QI VARSITY HOCKEY 7? 1 W vs. OPP I' ' 1 Claremont 0 1 2 Mt. Hermon 5 5 O Wilbraham 11 1 Q .5 Q Q 1 Worcester 4 Sig6.!s f'!:l!.f.g5. 1 Fall Mountain 4 1 ' 3' X- 2 Mt. I-Iermon 9 'll 3 Worcester 9 O Thompson 2 ' 0 St. Pauls 11 2 Dearfield 13 S ' X fl iff, Q, I M lg ' I In 1 Co-Captains McDevitt and Flynn. Mellon intercepting the pass. I-Ialkett hopping into action, fb I O r 'F' J' .. I - i in' if 7 f 241 ' Fast and furious. Y fplgfifr, ' XYV L'Q 4 ai? 7 ,ix 15 El-1' Q ,SIA E JVCQ MZ Q ix K X 'KX , ,I- VARSITY HOCKEY: BACK: Mr. Gibbons, K. LeC1erc, T. Forker, E. Edwards, T. Callahan, C. Schwarzer, I. Quantrell, P. Harper, A. Santos. FRONT: P. Rawling, S. I-lalkett, M. INT-,f,'evitt, J. Flynn, E. Dewing, P. De- Rosso, P. Rondinelli. NOT PICTURED: R. Mellon, C. Carton, R. Trac . 77 fe 0026 ago B OW REC' PORT One-two -three- four! One-two-I see you Balshone One-two- three- four! thre e- Get up there Roberto - four! One two-W'here's Hamel?- Three-four! One. . . XH O CGW i Obviously hasn 't heard of Arrid. 1 R All together now. . .one-two. . . 'Q-' . 'WGN-aw., 1 s..x,. E 3 ,Nm ,-....V, MM 49- Y NEW BEGINNI G ! , A 17 A N 0 School Yearbook Mr. D. lays out the layout! VESTIGIA A New B egmmng Editor Stephen Greene Assistant Editor Kim Moore Business Editor Thomas Forker Assistant Business Editor Glen Moody Photographers Erik Fleming Joe Balshone Advisor: Mr. Danilowicz How to pay for the yearbook and other short stories by Moody and Forker. sr- ' s ,W l ,xg J rms, M ,f ,z Fleming and Greene pleasing the Dean. xllxvvn ff' 1 5' M-I-L Q if 15 X' AQ Mix: Staff consults for results. Progress School Newspaper PROGRESS Editor Sports Editor Alumni Editor Jeff McGowan Glen Moody Mark McDevitt The staff modes Progress. Circulation Manager Advisor: Mr. Gibbons Scott Halkett XXL' n Literary Magazine . . . pm' . . . 4-ff SL , at 'iw' - , e f Ivy League title to be sure IMPRESSIONS Editor John Hamel Staff: C. Dewing A. johnson M. Anastos G. Moody E. Fleming S. Powley S. Greene J. Udall E. Posich A. Fleischmann J. Quantrell S. Halkett J. Balshone B. Harriss T. Forker D. Wise B. Hobson L. Blanchard Advisor: Mr. Otto Poem gives impressions to Hamel and Otto. Custer should have aimed so well. CAMERA CL UB CAMERA CLUB Erik Fleming Mark Anastos joe Balshone Richard Maurice Scott Halkett Brook Hobson Advisor: Mr. Bucar , ll,w7r Bucar shoes the way. gf, i l Kim pings while Peter pongs. ff Greene aces another one. REC HALL What finesse! Forker hits the ball on the head W if 91 53? AT THE DA CE L Jack steps back for a glance. So close and yet so far. K. . . . Winchendon stumbles to the sound of Elderberry Wine. lssmg cousms -an- 'd FACULTY VERSUS TUDENTS HUCKEY GAME A11 eyes on the puck! ! ! ww Cook crawls to the boards. Powley watches peers Coach Hall boards DeRosso. for penalties. Mellon tempts Bucar. McDevitt backs Bucar. 89 In And l Around Campus .fffwfvff r-.E Don't bogart that pitcher, A Dewing his thing! Stalemate! li ,nn ,HY d,Q' me Q I - b Mr. Cook's merry-go-round. Rawling's reels ready to go. , , UM 4. vi J ', Dai , .Q 1 l Look at that '9'GfM:,CQ'MtCcD go. Relaxing with the tube at Merrell Hall. 90 E' 2 JS: M , 9 mi? 'li -.. ' . .4 ' '-1 P gl, f's',.,,,g-27 x F? Q Jamming with Callahan. Store -ing it up at nine three 0. fi Q- U of Mass. football game. Carlo Ponti I ain't. A A little out of season. Harry bites the snow in ,C ,K 1 - Forker pays Homage. Cook fires into action. Q A NEW BEGINNING r 1 N li 8 I ,- r MR. 8: MRS. C. G. EDWARDS Boston, Massachusetts MR. 8: MRS. THOMAS DABNEY Oakland, Arkansas MR. 8: MRS. A. P. 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