Winchendon School - Vestigia Yearbook (Winchendon, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1980 volume:

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O'Neill - a man who has given much of what is his so that we may be better people and a better school. AND MR. D. iv , li ' It . EDWARD 1. ofwitovvicz C1924 - 19795 Mr. D contributed much to the life at The Winchendon School. His untimely death was felt by all members past and present of the school community. Dur- ing this career here, he participated in nearly every facet of school life - he certainly played a major role in making Winchendon what it is today. His dedica- tion to and sincere belief in the school and its purposes are honored by all of us who knew him. It is with pleasure and with pride that we dedicate post- humously the 1980 Vestigia to Mr. D. Memories Welcome to the Grand Illusion. l5iYXl UU? lllllllllllllllml o 'M V g Memories If a picture paints a thousand words... fDavid Gatesj Memories People talking, really smiling unl99?',,,.,-f' ' 'Y r K' IZ ,H -3 1 iw I L .4 of 36' 7 - . tl . x , x '-N I as 6 Memories P if .- ,gwk,k,3,,'f:-. 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V I , 3 far, G ,w:,:- - ,- 1- ,v .r W f J 1-.,w .. 5? TUDENTSSTUDENTS K 713 ...Y til it Y C Ng tw SENIORS -ai- ,AQ fa' STEPHEN H. ARNOLD Arnold the Butler Gourmet Club 25 Yearbook 4, lr. - Sri Soccer 3, 4, l.V. Soccer 1, 2, l.V. Basketball 4, Baseball 3, 4, Ivl.l.P. 2, Softball 1, 2. Hear no evil, speak no evil, see no evil. 20 IOHN H. ADAMS Cross Country Running 1, 4, Football 2, 3, Country Skiing Manager 1, Hockey Manai Wrestling 1, 4, Lacrosse 3, 4. Look around and choose your own ground . long you live and high you fly it is all yo vvill ever be. Don't let it bring you down, it's only castles ing. - Neil Young So you think your schooling is phoney? I gui hard not to agree. . .xg DONNA I. BAYLIS Dee DJ, Activities Committee 3, Day Student Representative 1, 2, 3, Dorm Proctor 4, Halloween Carnival 4, Impressions 1, 2, Progress 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, l.V. Soccer 1, 2, VVomen's Athletics 3, 4, Cross Country Skiing 3, 4, Down Hill Skiing 3, 4, Svvim- ming 1, 2, Rec Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. If it is meant to be, it will be. Hey, vvhat's up? The time we've spent together has been precious. The memories we vvill keep are priceless. 1 l 4 l SENIORS is :D Us , 1 1 1 I l I, , , i ,LV 1 GRISELDA C. BISSELL Grissy Cross Country Running 4, Field Hockey 1, VVomen's Athletics 2, 4, Cheerleading 2, Dancing 4, Softball 1, 2. Love has no other desire but to fulfil itself. 21 SENIORS iv CHRISTIAN L. CAMPEDELLI Chris l.V. Soccer 2, lr. - Sr. Soccer 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, M.I.P. 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4. 22 WILLIAM I. BOWEN Mr Bill Proctor 4, Varsity Soccer 4, Skiing 4, Golf 4. l shall be telling with a sigh somewhere ag ages hence . . . Two roads diverged in a woo I took the one less traveled by, and t made all the difference. - Robert Frost It's outrageous Get down Get funky radical ... H.H., C-T and B.B,, Soccer Goal, Mr. 0'NeiI nies, Food? CHAD CARLTON Wicker Dormitory Proctor 4, Baseball 3, Cross Country 3, Cross Country Running 4, Varsity Football 3, Gold 3, 45 Aerobics 4 One 'man's loss is another man's dream. One man's pleasure is another man's pain. - Molly Hatcher Cottage . . . executive committee SENIORS LAUREANO CARUS Ill-arryll Dorm Proctor PC., Leo R. O'Neill Award 4, Photography 2, 3, 4, PC., Photography Award 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Vestigia 4, PC. We cannot direct the wind, but we can adjust our sails. The Shanty, H.H., The Killer, Yearbook. 23 y ax SENIORS L,-J WILLIAM C. CUNNINGHAM, IR. Bill Hitler Head Mr Bill Dorm Proctor 4, Progress Vestigia Sports Editor 4, Student Council Vice President 4. Never hit a hard wall. When I vvoke up this morning things were lookin' bad. Seemed like total silence was the only friend I had. A bovvl of oatmeal tried to stare me down and vvon. And it was 12:00 before I realized I vvas having no fun. Ah, but fortunately I have the key to escape reality. And you may see me tonight with a illegal smile, it don't cost very much, but it lasts a long vvhile. Won't you please tell the man I didn't kill anyone. No, I'm just trying to have me some fun. lohn Prine james Dean Lichterman, lvlupton, the Screamer, Mono, AP., Balkatraz, the crazy Canadian, THE SOUTH, DS., TK., l.H., DM., L.C., B.H., BE., and all the East Wing Boys of the school year '78-'79 24 STEVEN E. COLE Critters judicial Board 4, Kitchen Staff 3, 4, Dorm Proctor Prom Committee 3, Student Activities Committee 45 Yearbook 4, Football 3, Soccer 4, Wrestling Swimming 3. Life is only going to be as good as you make it. take it the vvay it comes and you'll make out pre good. Car breaking dovvn in Revere and Lynn - the c vve came back from Thanksgiving vacation vv Cindy, running out of money and having to ge ride from the police vvith Cindy. l VITO M. DE STEFANO Vitto Pizza Mn Hamburger Dorm Proctor 45 Football 2, 35 Senior Soccer 45 Varsity Basketball Manager 35 Cross Country Skiing 45 Baseball 45 Golf 4. Winch Townies, i .l 1 i I l l l i i i I I l i I l i l l I Q ,. l l i I l I ,J 35 SENIORS 5 'Qgf PEGGY DONNELLY Drama 35 Progress 35 Vestigia co-editor 45 Cross Countnf Skiing 35 Softball 3, Women's Athletics 354. Yes there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run there's still time to change the road you're onf' - Page and Plant And when I get home to you I find the things that you do will make me feel all right! - Lennon and McCartney Homewood Bound Randy Reasons Sue- bee do it up 5 or we could always go to the store , Geils There's always tomorrow R and T, B and N.Y. Get Pysched! Bulkie's - Mister Beer., But Michelle, l'm tired! 25 SENIORS BRYAN M. FLYNN Cross Country Skiing 4g Golf 4. Confusion will be my epitaph, As I crawl a cracked and broken path. If we make it, we can all sit back and laugh. - King Crimson 26 NANCY EWANCHEW Cross Country Running 45 Wome-n's Sports ming 2, 45 Tennis 2, 4. W 3, ll 2 MARY L. FISHER Fishf' Yearbook 4, Field Hockey 2, VVomen's Athletics 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 1, 2, Cross Country Skiing 4. Take the long way home. Homewood Office, Leo. SENIORS it ,,,, :P 3 A l Q ,N G - 1 9 Q ' , viwl X x. U M ' at . V 7- , if S l IEFFREY FOX IIFOXYII Cross Country Running 3, Rec. Tennis 4, Cross Country Skiing 4, Swimming 3. If you want to succeed in life you have to play the game ! Face reality. March 14,1980 - my graduation. , 27 SENIORS ..,,. N - T V Q TN AWQ' MICHAEL GOLDMAN Gomez Progress 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Varsity Soccer 3, 4, varsity Hockey 3, 4, Rec. Golf 4, Varsity Lacrosse 3. There's a reason for all the rhymes, lt's the fact and the way of the times, lt's moving emotion, it's high and it's low, No matter where you go There is something for all who look, There's a story in every book All of the pages, between all the times, So much that you can find. - Kansas If you feel like it - do it! EW., the Farm, the Shanty, the eggman H.T. and Cygnus. 28 K.VV.O., PATRIC N. GARRETT Conehead Cone Cone-a-bone Cooking 3, 4, Vestigia 4, Football 3, Worksquad 3, PC. Where my dreams end is where the Mountain M begins to play the banjos of time. Pat Garrett Old man you've cried for me, now it's time tha cry for thee. The love of wilderness is more than a hunger T what is always beyond reach, it is also on 1 pression of loyalty to the earth, fthe earth whi bore us and sustains usl the only home we sh ever know, the only paradise we ever need. If ol we had the eye to see! - Edward Abbey J 9 KATHERINE L. HANSON Sprout Student Council Treasurer 4, Cross Country Running 4, Field Hockey 2, VVomen's Athletics 3, Cheerlead- ing 3, Softball 2, 3, 4. l.D.C., L.H.B., T,I., the Windon 8, Bill my GA., Wooty, limmy, Isabell Psycho, Fish, the Executive Committee, Ask Mikey, Chad, Neddy and Grissy. Don't walk in front of me For l may not follow. Don't walk behind me For I may not lead. Walk beside me and be my friend. i i 1 I I I 0 l l l l 4 v l l l l. 2 1 1 1 i l l 4 SENIORS I' , J , if A as u 1, ln, .. IOHN M. HASTINGS Drama 3, 4, Gourmet Club 1, 2, Kitchen Helper 1, 2, 3, 4, Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4, l.V. Soccer 1, 2, 3, Work Squad 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Cross Country Skiing 3, 4, Downhill 3, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Assistant 4, Soccer Guts Award 2. Bill Bunton, Diehl House Gang. 29 SENIORS DAVE HEWSON, IR. Drama 3, 4, Class Representative 4, Cross-Country Running 3, 4, M.V.P. 3. 4, Captain 4, Cross-Country Skiing 4, Hockey 3, Tennis 3, 4. 30 WILLIAM HELLER Varsity Soccer 3, 4, Cross-Country Skiing 3 hill Skiing 4, Varsity Lacrosse 3, 4. 1 iz , ,A 1 3 i 5 1 if I Y ,- i L 4, 4 i 'regidg T CHARLES M. HOLLIMAN Mikey Dorm Proctor 4, Yearbook 4, Cross Country Running -5 Swimming 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4. iWhat's up? How's it going? 'he miserable Wednesdays in the Winter when here weren't any vans or when we had them ,nd they wouIdn't start. ' 1 l i i i I . I 5 ,i l F i l l l t 1 i E i 4 1 , ,, l SENIORS SCOTT M. HIRSHBERG Cross Country Running 2, Soccer 3, 4, Swimming 2 Wrestling 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. 31 SENIORS 'kv .xx MEHRDAD IAHANSHAHI ll 'lf ali l ludicial Board 4, Dorm Proctor 3, 4, Progress 3, lr. - Sr. Soccer 3, Varsity Soccer 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 3, 4. There was a door to which I found no key, There was a veil past which I could not see. Some little talk of me and thee, There seemed - and then no more of thee and me. We are the magicians of old, Islam is not the faith vve hold. In irreligion is our fame, and vve have made our creed a shame. 32 SCOTT A. HUNTER Hunt Audio Visual 4, Progress 45 lr. - Sr. Soccer ball 4. The time has come to take the bull by the hi We've been so dovvn hearted, we've been so forlorn, We get weak and we vvant to give in, But we wtill need each other if we vvant to vvin. - Todd Rundgren Sunday busfrides, Tull almost, Holic Thanksgiving vveek. l l l l i I WAYNE s. ion-rNsoN l l1RagSrf lProgress 3, Cross Country Running 3, 4, Cross Coun- itry Skiing 3, 4, C-olf 3, 4. But me I'm not stopping there, got my own row left ,to hoe. llust another line in the field of time iWhen the thrashers come and I'm stuck in fthe sun like dinosaurs in shrines. 'Then I'll know the time has come to give lwhat's mine. - Neil Young ni. V-yuqu.-, u 'fihfi SENIORS an 5' ROWLAND IONES Dorm Proctor 4, Impressions 2, 3, 4, Student Council Treasurer 3, President 4, Cross-Country Skiing 2, 3, Downhill Skiing 4, Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4, Varsity Lacrosse 2, Varsity Tennis 3, 4. f'Practice is the only norm for verifying truthf' l have never actually studied in a university. The kind of university I was in had no graduates. Its name is Society. The day I meet Cod is when I will graduate, and who knows how many grades I will get from God? Rolo, Rolaids, Race Car, Bobbie Idle, stud, OK. bye ...Eip opp ork oh ha Baby I love you! 33 SENIGRS 's. .- g lg.: J 3' 5 4 1 .1 ' N ,. - may ., is V - i ' AQ 1 .-'- . in ., LISA KATHERINE KAISER Impressions 4g l.V. Basketball 3g Rec. Tennis 3, 4g VVomen's Athletics 4. This is for all the lonely people, thinking that life has passed them by, don't give up until you drink from the silver cup, and ride that highway in the sky. - America 34 SAMUEL M. IONES Sam Cross Country Skiing 45 lr. - Sr. Soccer 4. One year isn't too long to wait. lt'll go by fas I'm going home for the weekend. Sleeping through class .iayw-' TIMOTHY H. KUIST Tim Aerobics 4, Cross Country Skiing 3, Golf 3, Varsity Football 3 For long you live and high you fly, But only if you ride the tide. - Roger Waters So it goes! The Cottage, The Dark Spot 1 SENIORS his KEVIN LEHMANN Impressions 3, 4, Spanish Club President 4, PC., Cross Country 3, 4, Varsity Golf 3, 4, P.C.' Varsity Swimming 3, 4, Work Squad PC. 35 SENIORS ROBERT M. LEPROHN Drama Club PC.. Life is like a cigarette. l'm fixing a hole where the rain gets in and stops my mind from wandering. - Lennon and McCartney Remember Cosmic Awareness Week is only month's away. 36 PETER LEHMANN Gourmet Club 1, 2, 35 Impressions 45 Spanish Cl Secretary 3, 45 Switchboard 2, 3, 4, 55 Pro-Shop 2, 4, 55 l.V. Soccer 15 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, 55 Tennis 1, 3, 4, 55 Cross Country Running 2, 3. -if Q nw. 1 i if v M f 1- if IAMES I. LICHTERMAN Progress Editor 3, Varsity Soccer 3, 4, Hockey 3, 4. Go for it! B wow, Richie Cunningham, Mrs. Pos- ich, Mr. Otto, Molson Red! Mad dog 1812, the wild afari, ski trips. After the wise man and the boy had completed their arduous journey, they came to a place on the mountain peak which overlooked the many valleys and cities below. The boy looked at the wise man with sad eyes and then stared at the glories beyond. The time had come for them to part. Remember all I have taught you, anything you want is in your reach, said the wise man. With tear-filled eyes the boy replied, I love you for all you have done.' Then he kissed the wise man. As the boy started down the mountains, the wise man gazed on me with admiration and envy. - james I. Lichterman C QW SENIORS RICHARD LITKE Cross Country Running 3, Swimming 3, I.V. Tennis 3, 4, Lacrosse 3, I.V. Golf. l'd rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints. 37 SENIORS MICH ELE M. MEN ENDEZ Women Athletics 3, 4, Cross Country 3, Manager Lacrosse 35 Dance 4, Dorm Proctor 4 38 DAVID I. MARTIN Dave l.V. Soccer 2, Softball 2, Cross Country Running 3 Varsity Swimming 2, 3, 4. Take a chance on rock and roIl. Sadness, Broken guitars picks, feedback, I O'Neill, and Mister Key! CATHERINE E. MORTON Progress 2, 3, 4, Impressions Editor 3, Drama 3, 4, Dorm Proctor 4, Library Aide 4, Vestiga 3, 4, Bak- esale Chairman 2, Student Activities Council 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Admissions Dept. tour guide 3, 4, Field Hockey 2, Rock Climbing 2, Swimming 2, Varsity Soccer Manager 3, Cross Country 3, 4, Varsity Lacrosse Manager 3, Darkroom 3, 4. Schooling at Winchendon gave me friendship. Friendship gave me the courage to be. Courage gave me the ability to love L.C. Loving gave me pain and strength. Strength gave me the opportunity to seek dreams that are within reach OC. So in the years gone by I vvill Thank you. - help by Ianis lan. . MIN SENIORS , 4 NICK O'BRIEN Drama 3, 4, Football 3, Varsity Hockey 3, 4, Rec. Tennis 4 In this world of competition reach inside yourself, pull out your problems, get the guts them, analyze them, solve them, and most of all ...try to live with some of them to the best of your ability. If you can't do that my friend, well then you most definately have a problem. can't beat that, darn't dago, Irish Connection, food , respect. , 39 SENIORS frm -. IEFF PICKERING Drama Lighting 3, 4, Maple Syruping 3, Cross Coun- try Skiing 3, 4, Varsity Football 3 Shelter me from the powder and the finger. Cover me vvith the thought that pulled the trigger. lust think of me as the one you never figured would fade avvay so young, vvith so much left undone. Remember me to my love, l knovv l'll miss her. - Neil Young 40 CHRISTOPHER K. O'HARA Varsity Football 35 Varsity Hockey 3, 4, Varsity T1 nis 3, 4 In the midst of a soft summer's eve, a sparro' chirp come's softly to my ear. In the frosty r vvinter, in the gloom of night I'm terrified by a sl' vvhich pierced my heart. I look through my wind pain and see a starving sparrow gasping for I Behold those who suffer The vvesties, Masuk, The lrish Connection CHERYL ROBINSON SENIORS 44. wif KJ DONALD N. SENECAL IR. Varsity Soccer 3, 4g Varsity Swimming 2, 3g j.V. Golf 2, 3. 'In ancient times there was a country whose harvest came in and it was poisonous. Thoses who ate of it became insane. There is but one thing to do,'f said the king. We must get the grain to survive but there must be those among us that will remember we are insane. hoot man, the cottage, bum 41 SENIORS 9 Q X CHRISTOPHER STEVENSON STACY E. STENHOLM Women's Athletics 4g Varsity Swimming 4 lf you love something set it free. If it comes b to you it's yours. If it doesn't it never was a mine came back! jeff, Quiet hours i Y ANGEL A. SUAREZ l1TOnyll Dorm Proctor 4, Drama Club 1, 3, 4, Gourmet Club 1, 2, Kitchen 3, Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Pro Shop 3, 4, Spanish Club Vice President 2, 3, Assistant Stu- dent Activities Coordinator 2, Student Advisory Council 3, 4, Switchboard 1, 2, 3, 4, 4, l.V. Soccer 1, 2, lr. Sr. Soccer 3, 4, l.V. Basketball 1, Basketball Manager 3, 4, Work Squad 2, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 While walking the road called life, one will come upon many forks. If one makes the right choices he will find success. Life at the Winch can be a big bummer. S 515:53 Q .af SENIORS qdisqv-A CRAIG ANTHONY TANNOCK Eggman, Prep, Mad dog Vestigia 4, Varsity Soccer 3, 4, Varsity Hockey 3, 4, Varsity Lacrosse 3, 4 Life is just a reflection sometimes mirrored in the past. As we strive for perfection we live until we last. Let's play some LAX! You must live long, die quick, and leave a good corpse. V.A. the bootl, Winch factor, B.B. to C.T. for goal 1- Ol, Dad's advice summer of 79, lifeguard job, many- a-parties, brewhaws, Indies, Uckenay, ucnay, nay, Sid Vicious Fan Club 4, Smegma ripoff, road trips, Boston Weekend 79, LAX Freakoligy! Michelle, l.A., l.L., B.C., M.G., L.C., PZ., Kurt Mad dog junior, babes, skiing, C.B. jacket, alligators, the moose if loose, H Hour, TOGA, Beshee wetness, East Wing, Big Al, 1O!27!79, to be a rockenroll star from Eng- land, West Island, sailing, Outlaws, Molly Hatchet, Foxy Lady, l.A., SH., RZ., C.T. AND M.W.! 43 SENIORS 'l..., NORMAND K. WALTON Wally Vestiga 45 Class Representative 3, 45 Been dazed and confused for so long it's not true. - Led Zeppelin 44 MARK H. UPTON Baseball 35 Swimming 35 Cross Country Running Wrestling 4g Lacrosse 4 you got to tell the children the truth, they dc need a whole lot of lies, cause one of these d baby, they'll be running things. So when you g them love, you better give it right. woman - chili man and wife, the best love to have is the love life. - jimmy Hendrix 4 4, . 1 ,,. S y. H N ww? H A Q .6 .5 , 1 .Qjg .N - p Nt . ' X we . I' 20' - , 'wav .I i 1 if V 'Q g LORI G. WELLS iWomen's Athletics, Dance l Boredom is like the ancient water torture, the lminutes fall drop by drop in the mind until sanity Ztremblesf' l Yea, though I walk through the valley and shadow 'of death I will fear no evil for I am the meanest bastard in the valley. lP.L., Little Pumpkin, Mushroom, soap through the -hole under the bathtub 1 I I I I I 1 , I I I SENIDRS IRQ- EDWIN WILKINSON Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Tennis 3, 4 Life is a long road of highs, lows, kicking, scratch ing, and clawing. Ford I 45 SENIDRS MICHELLE L. WULFFAERT Wolfie Dorm Proctor 4, Vestigia Editor 4, Student Council Secretary 4, Cheerleading 3, Softball 3, 4. West Wing, the night watchman, mi hermanita, Bro. But, Mono! final exams and tonsilitis, Mono - I.C. and B.C., Zuey, ID KY ID CT ID, Homewood, Psy- cho, Thanksgiving vacation - There's broccoli everyvvhereln, Fish, Piggles, Peggy, shut up! , It's all over, such is life, HMUN, Fiji, rcfhaersttsj, point of order, Yearbook, R and T, B and NY - get psychedl, Bulkies - Mister Beer. 46 MICHAEL K. WINKLER Progress PC., Ir. Sr. Soccer 5, Basketball 5 Baseball 5. Take it to the limit. - the Eagles ff' PERRY L. ZIMMERMAN lr. Sr. Soccer 2, 3, 4, Swimming 2, Cross Country Skiing 3, 4, Rec. Golf 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4. Life is too serious to take seriously. - Richard M. Nixon Head for the mountains. H.H., CPC., Zimpie, The Shanty, the killer, the Citco sign, N.H. SENIORS xii! QS.. E l 'Q 17,31 ROBERT S. ZUCKERMAN Vestiga 4, Varsity Soccer 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, Wrestling 4, Tennis 3, 4. It's been such a long time I think I should be going. Time doesn't wait for me, it keeps on rolling. Sail on, on that distant highway, I've got to keep on chasing that dream. I've got to be on my way. - Tom Scholz Happiness sneaks in through a door you didn't know you left open, - lohn Barrymore It's Kosher, it's cool, H.H., the big Tull concert that was cancelled, Vacation at Tannock's, Thanksgiving party, night before Outlaws and Molly Hatchet at the Holiday Inn, room 1216, a tub of brews, Foxy Lady Saturday Night. 47 juniors Airs ILL? ' I Q54 Iohn W. Adams - Hans Arata .uw Mx-3 Urgjfgjf.,-I ,. , A wg! HHHI4 IJ- Beltran Chris Boos 48 juniors SN!!-f 'Wigan-. Q-49 1Q. '.'T,' loe Brennick Ricardo Calcano ....f' l.C. Cleveland Manuel Colon juniors 'ii 3 Larry Connelly Brian Cosgrove fl - X Ea- T137 fau- Bill Crawford Elaine Delbridge Mark Estes Peter Feinzig juniors V J ' ' . rw- ' 1 e ' ,-:A fi J'-P g Peter Ewald J A 2 W qi.. e, ., V -,nil -1+ Lg.-5 i ' rr H. J 'E leff Follett s fi Ag ,v ,.. 4? A of ff 51 a , .51 'x .,. , ..,,..f. xl '11 i ,J V juniors M ,S-dk A -1 ..47i-glli 1 'fr .fx -.2 'L?.-Cf- 'ffm-?TR?f.'f f'. iI ,f if .ing Qffiv ' -5 fj n. 1 2 . ,,,,. , '- i 9ii'f'f,,U '. , 'V - 3 fury, ,. ' :,.+. z ' , mi xp '. . H A'-1-,w .f f , , - if-'lfzf' KVV'- .'GPf I . K V AW W. , ' Tyler Foster l Ai' Paul Gaty W. E , X mf S Phillip Gaines L g z 4 'ff in 1' I y 1, ix 1 ,X 5 Steve Goldstein 3, C.', vb!-Q, fbi Ti' Mike Gottlieb juniors xv- ' M Debbie Hartstein Marion Kan David King juniors il 'wi' I 1-,461 1 Eric Kirchoff Kevin Kopins WY fs '1 ' ' ' . ,.,.,L. i V. . . , . ,,, A. 4,21-,. Q' .12 i 1 - l 1 -. .wax yygffgw' 125' ff -nasal-X -'J-H . , 'Rx Rob Lemere lim Listenik juniors -1' kb YZ:-r Chris Lockwood Tracy Mathieu 'Wx 'J- 9515. 41' ff fn - f ,1 n Lau ra Mc Farlane Sue McGavisk 55 luniors '.'fx'Uf',' K v 9 n i fs f Ou .-- -A 1. V Michael McGinness ' '?' 'Nl 'qt-:sf Michael McMann Owl! 4-lug... Kevin McHugh Larry Mintz juniors 11'- '?' -1:7 N Eric Myers Mike Naughton 'J ...HF M Pat Naughton Ricardo Otaola X H juniors 5.453 a2 'BH- 6 !a- Nicholas Pasco ' lustin Peirce 'N 'wb 'ii-..-ai' Tom Perine Maru Quinones juniors . -1, f' i 'za , --4nill I I X XS ,, . R , Y xi 'x George Reilly joshua Ruple ,? 4, 4 s '-'ff 2-45.3. lfrfffi flfvlize -it Hg ikfmii. ', l Mis? ! -.gen 0 it iii! qi s,,,,,x, Q-QI fb.-Q iTv:,g5'g6 , t K A 4 B R f . 'QM QXQ -fist 3? V -:Ge x , 7.4 Q . . -V:wiYJ: ' 1 .1-?'IPF - . --'J h' is . .3513 xp Vx- x .AQ 5 fi' ss, ? ,,...., fx -ci , Chris Rupp Motoi Sato juniors i S - 3. an -QTfq, : H , .2 ,, K 8.35, if 4' 'M-f '::.f Charles Scofield ' Frank Scully 'iff Dennis Shafter Lee Stewart juniors M ,iw f ki t . 'V V MZ: e' ,-,LY rf ' PJ'-.J T'--4:3 JI ,, 4 David Su rovec df' , r Beth Tullin f 1 AF x N- N Sam Tuten David Verrill 62 juniors ii . 1.1-I' Qt:- Xe ..I i Lori Vittorino Cindy Watson M K in Mark Weber Miles Whitlock Sophomores Jn 40 A fun' ...'7 1 N-rf X X Fernando Arellano leff Beasley lim 30959 Bruce Bender Sophomores .-als.. IU! 'J Q f if loe Bentley Norman Bradford F2 fi. lg jeff Cohan lulie CODDEII 1 P I I r I s 5 V Sophomores ,x mf Tim Corridan Dawn Courter K' rg' ' lohn Fennelly Edward Gilmore V I 5 l E 6 66 Sophomores -rr--if Scott Glaser u Mali' ff Rembert Hirsch Takumi Hashimoto Howard Kahn rx. 4.93, , fix K X A Rene Kan MQ uw nu - n-ahh! xx Kathy Kelly Sophomores 'T-I1'.-7 MM, Atsu ko Katayama Kim LaSalle Sophomore-25 I? -1525 Abbott Low Ku rt Macnamara 'L 'Q Kathy Marra lohn Mitchell Sophomores His lr' '-.dk f , jay Orchard Robert Osserman 5-1 . , -4 3 ' , G ' 'I 5 S ' J R 'f au- ' ' ,yy qua, ,AL A ' , 1, mek v.',ch?,,.4 :- af, - X , F . ' e , in-H - Paul Pitta Steve Prestyly 4 5 ,. ,f we - X - 74.1- , '4:. -Q., -. iw e -- Fasg- , 9 is 5 1 'f T2 -Q gg 'H 5 'inf inx 1 I. mx- QAN.N i. ' 1' S-vi' 1. I rg, ' ,xg bf. 'X 69 Sophomores 634' o .ll 3 7 1 Q x4X5.:7 3 e 'M Y , 1 K 1 ,JK f K E i.. 04 1 XA v 'QE X i .4 X ? Steve Rosenstein Brian Seppa S S X 9' 551. -3 Q-N C 3 a N , ,Q 9 1 I Ronan Shea Linda Simmons L aN,,.,? 45 -I Alex Stevens , Y...... ..- ,..-L. -..-- X A Q M1 4 S... 1,- Anthony Suarez Sophomores Alex Stewart Fumitoshi Tanaka I X Sophomores fi .fit- -WH vzzrf 'Y1'1'7 ,an 'rt X N .. Polly Traicoff ' Kreg Veber 'Q' t X! Kathy Wentworth S 5 5 X Freshmen -A-.nf Af 1 - 1 Lynda Butters Amanda Card mx , Hans Diefenbach Obi Dike vfff ' .Q .WL 5' fl, .x ,V I. S. ffffjyftjf iw' A wfflggyg, ,. gyifff AV f ,fm-'1 f f X 1 .nn .1 .5 l1?!l!,f!' Wax 'MH-Sv 1 1, Freshmen sian K . Judi' fi! sf f ,-ff' Eduardo Eisenmann Arno Fischer a . K I ssl 'iff' lohn Goodman Christian Graf Freshmen ! Z...P ' W Greg Gunter Monica Mick Erica Rau Barry Richer Freshmen 'Cf 'YM if gi ,fn Jn Q uafwgif, -X 'HQ .91 .rv , ' 'B -vii ,,...-M--A1 'J' '1 ,J--, 41 d Q Rick Sargis Felix Savino 76 Qi? g Steve Soch ran Will Stegenga Freshmen--' Carlos Suarez Tom Waymark Greg Zimmerman 77 FACU LTYFACU LTYF WMV' I , 7 I 5 fins Q 'if H ,vw N ., jb Q 'iw A b 11.01 2 fri' if U LTYFACU LTYFAC . ' fi? ,. ,- .5: 59. 1 -:QR 'Fil flyfggsgfg V ,aafflaif ' A ' ., Q!'gQw-nary O if -E' mu The Winchendon School Ash Street, Winchendon, Massachusetts 01475 Telephone: 617-297-1223 Office of The Headmaster To the Class of 1980 Like other classes before it, yours can claim to be different and can look at its senior year with pride in its particular character and experiences. The Class of 1980 was Cand I have written this beforelj the largest in the fifty-four-year history of the school, a part of the largest enrollment ever C182 studentsj, having the largest number of girls C38J, and the greatest number of foreign students C341 from the widest geographical area C15 countries and U.S. territoriesl. Your class has seen the greatest gains in stu- dent privileges, the major renovation of Ford Hall, the construction of a new academic area, and the ten- year evaluation of the school. It has been an ex- citing and rewarding year and one on which we hope you will look back with fond memories. We look forward to your reports of progress and success in the future, and we will take pride in your achievements. The very best to you all! Q , 1 6 ,XX '-4, - 'lazy' LEWIS V. POSICH VIOLETTA M. POSICH ,. 6 A Q . .. ' ' 'n xwwns, 05-wf-n..t-..,,, A ,,, ..i..4.4Un ' Q ' -rfvw-1 Q., LEWIS V. POSICH Ed. M., Rutgers Uniyersityg BS., Univer sity of Maryland. Headmasterg German. VIOLETTA M. POSICH B.M.S., University of Trieste fltalyj. Italian, Piano. I N I S T R 'i '-'T A KEITH W OTTO MORRISA GIBBONS III T I O N KEITH W. OTTO A.M., Harvard University, B.A., University of Washington. Assistant Headmaster, College Coun- selor, Progress Adviser, English. MORRIS A. GIBBONS, III A.B. Syracuse University. Director of Admissions, Chairman, lu- dicial Board, Mathematics, Social Stud- ies, Coach Varsity Soccer, Varsity Hockey. ALAN G. MYER M.A., Villanova University, BA., La- fayette College. Dean of Students and Faculty, Mathematics. I. THOMAS ENGLE M.A., University ot New Hampshire, BA., Wilkes College. Director of Stud- ies, Social Studies. I. THOMAS ENG LE 82 T.- ...' ' Y . 1. 3 'J .1 F A 'N C U L g T -: xx Y 3,0 A t f. k it if Y BRADFORD R. ARTER GEORGE A. BALKO, III fs. s 5 Q ' W,- EILEEN S. BARTON BRADFORD R. ARTER B.A., Macalester College. Drama Club Adviserg Englishg Drama Coach Aerobics. GEORGE A. BALKO, III B.A., Yale University. Mathematicsg Social Studiesg Coacl Varsity Soccer, Basketball, Varsity Ten nis. ROBERT D. BALLOU AB. Stanford University. Assistant Librariang Language Arts. EILEEN S. BARTON B.A., Wheaton College. Spanishg Coach Women's Athletics Softball. ROBERT D. BALLOU 83 F i A i C U L T Y MICHAEL G. BOLDUC MICHAEL G. BOLDUC B.A., Colby College. Mathematicsg Coach Cross Country, Varsity Lacrosse. YVONNE M. BUSHEY B.A., University of Massachusetts. Frenchg Typing. N NANCY T. CARIGLIA BA., University of Massachusetts. Englishg Women's A IAMES L. CONNELL thletics. .4Rx. X I If I ' ' ' 'X ' TVON NE BUSHEY B.A,, Suffolk University. Social Studiesg Coach Aerobics, Life- NANCY T- CARIGUA Saving. 84 IAMES L. CONNELL 'S ii viz,-:yi 2 AMY I. DRYFOOS J l l l V l . l I i I ' l ' f l Q i J l 1 . l l i I l l il ......- n 1 x li CYNTHIA L. ENGLE F A C U L T Y MARK DRYFOOS AMY 1. DRYFOOS B.A., Gettysburg College. Mathematics. MARK DRYFOOS B.A., Gettysburg College, sity Soccer, Varsity Lacrosse. CYNTHIA L. ENGLE MA., University of New Hampshire 'fT B.A., Albright College. Language Arts Chairperson. ANN K. FLEMING B.A., Bryn Mawr College. French, Social Studiesg VVomen's Ath- letics, Competitive Swimming. ANN K. FLEMING Social Studies Chairperson, Coach Var- F A C U L T Y ARTHURI. GIBNEY ARTHUR I. GIBNEY B.A., Central Connecticut State Col- lege. Social Studies, Coach Aerobics, Cross Country. MITCHELL R. GROSKY M.A.T., Fitchburg State College, BA. Bates College. English Chairperson, Impressions Ad- viser, Drama Club Adviser, Coach Rec- reational Tennis, Varsity Wrestling. MARK l. HANSEN BS., Keene State College. Mathematics, Coach l.V. Soccer, Varsity Hockey, Varsity Lacrosse. STEPHEN B. HILL B.S,, Keene State College, Social Studies, Coach l.V. Soccer, l.V. Basketball. STEPHEN B. HILL 86 MITCHELL R. GROSKY MARK I. HANSEN 35 M411 F A C U L T KAREN M. KIELAR IANET P. LATOUR Y l ELIZABETH I. MANNING KAREN M. KIELAR B.A., Wheaton College. Impressions Adviserg Englishg Women Athletics, Modern Dance. IANET P. LATOUR MA., B.Ed., Fitchburg State College. Language Arts. ELIZABETH I. MANNING B.S., Keene State College. Language Artsg Coach VVomen's Athlet ics, Downhill Skiing. DAVID M. MARTIN B.S., University of Massachusetts. Mathematicsg Coach Soccer, Baseball. DAVID M. MARTIN 87 1 F A C U L T .R 5 4 Y in .Jai DONNA R. MATUSEWICZ DONNA R. MATUSEWICZ B.A,, Boston College. Science. MICHAEL P. O'BRIEN BS., Norwich University. English, Coach Squash, Varsity Wres- tling, Golf. LEO R. O'NElLL A.A., Boston College. Assistant Dean of Students and Facul- ty, English as a Second Language, Typ- ing. DONNA L. OSSENFORT BS., State University of New York Oneonta. Science, Coach VVornen's Athletics, Competitive Svvimrning, Softball. DON NA L. OSSEN FORT 3156 I . wrt. MICHAEL P. O'BRIEN LEO R. O'NElLL , , 4 VN Q. -F535-.' E 1. 1 f-,. ' ' o15xC.N ' '7 iv cffg,,f ' , , - V 1. r,f ,,ff' 1 Q r 1 if ' ,1l N 1' ' 1 . , rv...-1 ,xv I , k , ' A' x QT nf . , 9 4 74 2- 1 1 1 1 I ' I 1 ' ' V s ' A--1 ' 1' 3'. ,'f 11 fin bw f i .f'iy't, 11,14 A r X 'J I I I I 'I .' 1, V. ' F A .W C U L T Y ALAN C. POSICH CATHERINE B. REILLY EILEEN M. ROACH - ALAN C. POSICH B.A., Rutgers University. Assistant Dean of Students and Facul- tyg Mathematics Chairpersong Coach Varsity Baseball, Work Crew. CATHERINE B. REILLY B.A., M.A.L.S., Fitchburg State College. Librarian. EILEEN M. ROACH B.A., Southeastern Massachusetts Uni- versity, Social Studies. DANIEL I. ROACH M,F.A., Syracuse Universityg B.F.A. Southeastern Massachusetts University Vestigia Adviserg Art Chairperson. DANIEL I. ROACH 89 F A C U L T Y ALICE L. RUSSELL ALICE L. RUSSELL M.A., Anna Maria Coliegeg BS., Uniyer sity of Massachusetts. Mathematics DANIEL C. SHATTUCK, IR. BS, University of New Hampshire. Sciene, Chairperson. BETH L. STEPHENSON B.A., Marietta College. Scienceg Coach Cross-Country, Cross- Country Skiing. HENRY R. ZUSSMAN BS. Ed., Northeastern University. Director of Athleticsg Social Studiesg Coach Senior Soccer, Varsity Hockey. 90 HENRY R. ZUSSMAN DANIEL C. SHAITUCK, IR lm BETH L. STEPHENSON 2' ERLINE C ASHMORE F HOWARD BUSS ERLINE C. ASHMORE Receptionist. F. HOWARD BUSS Ph.D., Temple University MA Kent State Universityg AB. Franklin 84 Mar shall College. Consulting Psychologist LORRAINE CONNOR Head H ousekeeper. MARILYN A. COCH RAN Receptionist. LORRAINE CONNOR Ln CYNTHIA A. DORVAL SIMONE A. MCINTYRE CYNTHIA A. DORVAL LPN., Mt. Wachusett College. School Nurse SIMONE A. MCINTYR Bookkeeper, RACHEL T. MURPHY Executive Secretary. DEBRA S. POSICH Secretary to the Head 92 Community E master. DEBRA S. POSICH ,, K 'Ural llrfl I 413, llf I fllr' El r lr. lrf' RACHEL T. MURPHY , Q . I .MQ A - r' 'A-. Y 0,1 'N A 'V' A'-, .A qll- . THEODORE P. ROSEN IOHN A. SQUITIERO, IR. A ',..v -'Q' fr-aut' THEODORE P. ROSEN M.D., Middlesex College. School Physician. IOHN A. SQUITIERO, IR. B.S., Morris Harvey College Business Manager. M. GAYE LaCASCE Director of Development. A.B., Bowdoin College. M. GAYE LaCASCE QPU RTSSPO RTSSPQ .afhn .M .il ' V' A: --p.. .A .,v.., -- , Q.. H Q. .5 ... I fx ' 4, . -L N 1 V' M2 sf SS P0 RTSSPO RTSSP , -ax' 9,Q'x'x' e ?'o N: M A S fi Varsity Soccer Back Row: Coach Dryfoos, Miles Whitlock, Bill Cunningham, lay Pierce, Tom Perine, Bill Crawford, Mehrdad lahanshahi, lim Lichterman, Brian Seppa, Don Senecal, Mike Goldman, Vito DeStefano, Steve Cole, Coach Balko. Front Row: Tom Waymark, leff Follett, Bill Bowen, Roland lones, Bob Zuckerman, Brian Cosgrove, leff Cohan, Kurt Machlamara, Craig Tannock. i f at .p ie .Q ,-' ' ,L ' 'E L . .25 . A W. Q lf f V- r,.f I , ' 'A A -' ki Q, l g,.9':J? C2 - N '15 Q - f, u , 14 ', 1 , Q- . .'-fl. rw-' - -t f sezrgtaa A-N H .fakv .- at r K , it gf J 'ri .N ,I - J. 'V . , I: uM'.iz.r1Qf, L.:-, I -. . ,mfg ry lx . , la Y: .A . Y V Fr- iff, H . ' f 'L'-.G sk: 7 -.- l 'B L aff ff ' 2. 1 Y . 4: .172 ,,,A ...A V .7 nv. 5,-,gig :bmi C. , 1.5331 -, ri A I M , Q I W I: I r , ,if lf' X N. P4 1 '-tl 1 4 3, N . gywggiit H. . qi-:.'., 'M V '.f. y 'pg' Q 4' rr 5 ' 'J l . ,f -' 4.--4. - 1 Yf'f'...1 -AL L.1rv 1.,rA'Y'5 Lit. ,f, ,,,. n -A -A. .,i.-' .-l'Iwi ,- V . fv,N Iam, ,.. .1-0. F? A 96 .iff ' A , :7,'i ffuiijffil ,,. , :x 1142 :. .v. .1511 f . ... , ,,.5. , K 1 . -I rf .Mg- l ' .3 v 5 't '1'-'- -'- as ,Ti f if lug.,-an- A 'M , ,V x A..- f' .IAQ ' f' Q-4 E151 'P P oaii' v --'r -1--as J ii? 1 ,-, 'sw-sm... .ll :ana Varsity Soccer- Winchendon's team has 6-6 record despite late start. Winchendon's varsity soccer team scrapped its way to a 6-6 record this year, showing an upswing from last year's 'I-'ll-1 record. A late start to the school year showed in the play of the team as it lost its first three games by a total score of 22-1. However, the squad rebounded by winning its next three games, including a thrilling 4-3 victory on Parent's Weekend. The season continued in a topsy-turvy manner, with injuries being a major factor. At several points during the season, the squad had only twelve players available to play a sport that uses li at one time on the field, The season culminated for the squad on an upbeat note with successive victories, 3-0 over the junior - Senior Winchendon team and 3-1 over the faculty. There were several stalwarts on the squad. Goalie Robert Zuckerman played most of the way during the season, as he was the only goalie left after the first 3 V2 weeks, Don Senecal, playing on the forward line, was named Most Valuable Player for the continually inspired play and leadership qualities, Tom Waymark, a freshman, showed potential early in the season. His skills developed steadily, and he finished the season showing great adaptability by playing excellent ball at several positions. leff Follett and Bill Bowen also played major roles for the team. leff centered the fullback line and was the cornerstone of the defense. Bill was a team leader, quiet-spoken but leading by example and always trying to improve both himself and the team, With several underclassmen having played a great deal, the prospects for a strong returning nucleus of players bodes well for next year's team. 97 Varsity Soccer Team Effort and Spirit Spurs Winchendon On . . . , I , 5 .1 ,,5',- -. ., ,.,w7g. , , , r -- .,,- ,-f..:,.-,-,qw 41aa.,,as2ae4Qiw-afav5s3g2-r5Sip6:?.-n,.w,'t' , V, 4 L 4. ,.,,. qwib U , V .ii . . ,V M W ,fr , ,, 4 y , -vw V Us A Q 4 H .,. f on ? . 1 '. ' sin ,. .wr ,',:. 'jf' TM - . - lv A ML, N,-Y ,gn 3 -Q f : ' - A. '- V- 'qi' M' li Q' .' -1 if ' -iii - -'fTif,Egs?f:ef'1 'V ' A .,..- , - ' ' -A A .h,. I A ' Q ,, . 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Front Row: Nick Pasco, Steve Arnold, Tyler Foster, lim Listenik, Chris Campedelli, 1.1 Beltran, Mike Winkler, Scott Hirshberg. 'i l gfi ypf Nl , f. Lfv, .., I X Y: ll , 5,6 fgwlr ,, . lag. af , -. 1.r'2. , ,, , Q. ii Q ' E44 l l I 54'Sl .w ',Qe'-f,y'. Ji' Y, if '. i ' . QV' 'r 'Q , . 47-' ' gfy .. '. i i 1 2, :.t1'aifii'vzg,-. wr - S i L i L f i ,V i '. --. --Q , , , Vi- -f -5- ' Lg .- - i f ,i ,. yi ,A Q. vi-E-41,-'f 'lffk'-8 xv 1 5, 2 ' 'f tc :Hp -' l 1 , i . , 1 f If ' ' il 51.3 ' h'2.'h , . ' .', 1 Q- ,A I 'uf Mr Jig ' , F ' 44 li -2a.,t1i:'ZfTl,,'2,', - Hal-, ,'t'.-., '-f1'5L'1.' i ,.-A:-!.,,.1' 3-L, n, ' l I, -f '-'ji Q , . My I if:-fQ't'gje -i - 4 .- A -ea.-,f .-. .L.. - M. ,gb-4 A L , A .' - his- ...io-U ans . . . 107 - lr. Sr. Soccer Coaches Pleased With Enthusiasm of Team Coaches Zussman and Martin were pleased with the attitude and enthusiasm of the members of the junior - Senior Soccer team throughout the season, As a result, this year marked the team's first winning record 13-2-lj since 1976, Mark Weber fmost valuable playerl rallied the team on numerous occasions both on and off the field. Steve Arnold, Perry Zimmerman, Larry Carus, Tony Suarez, lim Listenik, and Larry Connelly all contributed to the team's successful season. 'I' ,ff ' 103 A X-C Running Back Row: Scott Breach, Nancy Ewanchevv, Mike Naughton, Chad Carlton, Larry Mintz, Eric Myers, lohn H. Adams, left Pickering. Front Row: Atsuko Katayama, Amanda Card, Grissy Bissell, Michelle Wulffaert, Kathy Hanson, Rob Lernere. GX A ,N L x t 4, 1 -l 4' QQ-i 'N fa 4 ke- P IX , ,wr If ' - ' i, ,, ,,,..,-Q20 - A ,,f-rr ' , - :-'-'f- V ,, - ...s. ,f -Y-4. ...- I ifvnf' ,. 4 ' 'AMW' L' 'iii' ' L 'f - 4.. J. new--M - . 4 -- On Your Mark, Get Set, .. 104 I Fina -Q guna!! .L .- . as . ,, g A .sc-iq AA - . A1 .afT5.gom.f-5.r,eA,,5v5c . ,. . . ,. t-f-- -' , . . .,' -'3f'..5w .-:,,,.,: .P 34 1-'-G1 ,.:.- N A - ' 'W '- 4 i f 4. e , .-4 . ...- 'T-4,':f1r 4t..2 5l 1-, .Q 7.- . --.A ' . 1 .1 'fu fe: 5, - 'M , f-.- .-' ,. . ..-, ' '.. 'gg , ---- x -.1 ,' a , ' ' ' r .s 4 . u. ' A- r T?i'.9myf ' axf , 4. A . -4,33 1, .aygvg :V .J - Q '. . 1,4-4 J -.nfplh .,,, Q . - P .tin I- . ,I K. . 4g-- A 1 . . 'vi . D. bl.: 1. -- -4,-'-'A Lag-f -'1-'W ii. , ,, - - ax ' - .x. '. 'Nu- ' - A M - ww ---0.-A-ins. , rf. .Q - A .5 '-. 1-.N - ,ff '7 W' ' X-C Running Back Row Coach Stephenson Frank Scully leff Beasley, Manny Colon, Dave Surovec, Dave Hewson, George Reilly Mike Holliman Chris Lockwood lohn Fennelly, Coach C.ibney. Aade 'tl Front Row Fumitoshi Tanaka Mark Upton Rick Sargis, Carlos Suarez, Tracy Mathieu, Lori Vittorino. l never dreamed I could run so far, so fast , was the genuine feeling of the cross-country running team. We started off the year with only one competitive distance runner, Dave Hewson, and the rest were just people with a keen desire to run. And that is just what we did. Ran over hill, over dell, up and down the golf course, and around town. Each time a little farther and a little faster. Competition-wise, the team did not win any meets, but in their hearts they were winners every time. Every runner on the team improved hisfher time and hisfher self-image as a runner. Some are still running now just for enjoyment, fresh air, and a view of the beautiful land that surround The Winchendon School. The co-captains of the U79 X-C team were Dave Hewson and Lori Vittorino. The seniors on the team were Grissy Bissell, Michelle Wulffaert, lohn H, Adams, Chad Carlont, Carlton, Nancy Ewandhew, Kathy Hanson, Mike Holliman, Dave Martin, jeff Pickering, and Mark Upton. The rest of the team was made up of fine runners such as George Reilly, Dave Surovec, john Fennelly, Chris Lockwood, Tracy Mathieu, Chris Rupp, Rick Sargis, Frank Scully, -Carlos Suarez, Toshi Tanaka, Mike Naughton, Eric Meyers, Larry Mintz, Rob Lemere, Ann Katayama, Manny Colen, Amanda Card, and late comer Kevin McHugh. The cross-country team coaches were Mike Bolduc, Beth Stephenson,and Art Gibney. Even though every runner improved hisfher time, the one runner who improved the most to help the team was Dave Surovec. Carlos Suarez also shortened his running time. One might say that Carlos started with a slow trot and finished with a fast gait. 105 affix Aerobics ., ,. ,Admit A Back Row: john Goodman, Tim Kuist, Mr. Connell, Phil Gaines, Kreg Veber, Edward Gilmore. Middle Row: Fernando Arellano, Jeff Beese, Bruce Bender, Steve Sochran, loe Brennick, Front Row: Hans Arata, l.G Cleveland, Obi Dike, Norman Walton, Greg Gunter, Peter Ewald. 1 U6 Aerobics Bruce Bender and Phil Gaines Receive Awards The Fall Aerobics program, headed by Steve Katz of Riverwood, and assisted by Mr, Connell, involved twenty students. The main thrust of the program was the building of the cardiovascular system, which deals with improving wind and endurance while lowering the pulse rate. It also included group initiative tasks, and some work at the Keene State Project Adventure course in Keene, New Hampshire. The Project Adventure involved walking on a steel cable suspended thirty feet in the air. ln some cases it was done backward, and in others, blindfolded. A system of relaying was set up so that when someone fell they did not hit the ground, but rather were suspended in the air by a rope known as goldline. They were then gradually lowered by another student controlling the descent. Most improved Participant in the program was Bruce Bender, and the Most Valuable Participant Award was given to Phil Gaines, T07 Women's Sports Back Row: Miss Manning, Lisa Kaiser, Donna Baylis, Miss Keilar. Middle Row: Kim LaSalle, Bethany Tullin, Michele Menendez, Polly Traicoff, Front Row: Debbie Hartstein, Cindy Watson, lulie Connell, Lori Wells, FF' fy, I .Nh 5 ' 57221 . ,.,-- ' ef -Ax fi. 5 s.. , iii Once again Winchendon has risen to the challenge of offering a varied and entertaining WOMENS SPORTS program. Under the guidance of six coaches, our young ladies enjoyed volleyball, kickball, dance, and horseback riding throughout the fall. Our goals were to encourage both physical fitness and a growing confidence in athletics of all kinds. By the end of the season there was no doubt that we had a fine volleyball team. All of our players showed enormous improvement and many possessed outstanding talent. Among them were: lulie Connell, Mary Lou Fisher, Linda Call, Lisa Kaiser, Debbie Hartstein, Laura McFarlane, Michele Menendez, Monica Mick, Linda Simmons, Stacy Stenholm, Lee Stewart, Polly Traicoff, Cindy Watson,and Lori Wells. In a play-off against Recreational Tennis, our young women made an excellent showing splitting wins against teams twice their size. Our happiest times were the craziest ones. One afternoon we rediscovered volleyball skills by playing while sitting on one another's shoulders, A variation on the theme but fun was had by all, Horseback riding took lulie Connell, Mary Lou Fisher, Linda Call, Sue McGavisk, Monica Mick, Lee Stewart, Polly Traicoff, and Bethany Tullin to Silver Ranch in New Hampshire, We all learned many skills from Alfred Sawyer, the owner of the ranch, and with that background enjoyed trailriding immensely At the Awards banquet we had the pleasure of honoring a young lady whose enthusiasm and talents contributed enormously to the entire program, She was Donna Baylis who was voted this year as Women's Sports most valuable player. 108 1 ffm Ei-, ' .5 if ff- AQ age, v '03 - .fa ,s- 'Q' is f-:'i' -saurhflllmul' wil wh' ,A,.saQ:,,,. 1,96 twfwpfffitxf - x,a'lL Tfi ' ..- A l -.f-. ,?, W3 fx 1 To-'-Ali ' ' ..,, , sa. - -iW4'asQ'.1.a '.-O13-4 -' 1 .I-. L A l i --nl Rec Tennis - - n ' , 1 . 9, 4 Z' , 0 Back Row - From Left to Right: Kevin Lehmann, Marion Kan, Dennis Shatter, Third Row - From Left to Right: Peter Feinzig, David King, Chris Boos, Pat Naughton, Steve Goldstein, Mike McC,inness. Second Row - From Left to Right: Coach Crosky, Nick O'Brien, Paul Caty, Eric Kirchoff, Charles Scofield, leff Fox, Takumi Hashimoto, Kathy Marra. First Row - From Left to Right: Mike Gottlieb, Kathy Kelly, Motoi Sato, Arno Fischer, Linda Butters, Peter Lehmann. Every afternoon this fall - weather permitting - thirty-two students gathered at the tennis courts for an invigorating game of tennis. For some it was a learning experience - an education in aces, dueces, vollies, and rallies, For others, it was a chance to show the skills they had learned during the summer. The season was climaxed by a tennis tournament which was vvon by Dennis Shatter, with Nick O'Brien as runner-up. 4, 109 J . f . Q Varsity Hocke Back Row - From Left to Right: Coach Hansen,Chris Campedelli, Chris Rupp, Chris O'Hara, lohn Mitchell, Nick Pasco, Mike Goldman, Coach Zussman, Front Row - Left to Right: Brian Seppa, lim Listenik, Steve Prestyly, Craig Tannock, Nick O'Brien, letf Cohan, Miles Whitlock. ,TU x YL , g ,, , W. -,-.AL A. lffs, ... - P all 4 W, . . , 5 I . SF. . ,I r 'A av rf' .x,,,,vz 'EM v r hues.: v- -N ,f,f.7.m-w-....,,,g y.M - . N' 'su gg'-M, , , -,U . -vfqsikelc' ffw., x. P. s. sw. . '?JQQ A., hu ., . ...M , as ' ' ur W bleiix-,A'.3 Q N, 1: iq -in 0- O ?' :io A, New 31' .NP sci q Q . S ins ssc Varsity Hoclce -. Team Has Impressive Season the Wtnchendon Xarsrty Hoc key tc-am learned a great deal from its prefseason meetings against vermont Academy lilton Sc hool and ,Nturcloc k lligh School Xlvith a small nucleus of experfenc ed hoc kex players and many new comers to the sport, combined xxlth a strong lnackhone of goaltendexs - Brian Seppa and Miles Whitlock, the staff looked forward to a winning season Our first scrimmage found Wfnc henclon skating against a strong X ermont cluh Even so, we prevented a shut out as Nick Pasco caught their goalie sleeping The next pre' -ason game was against the Tilton School f Wincnendon had onlv seven skaters compared to 'lllton's twenty fne Going into the third period, xx e were leading 2 to l Unfortunately our lack of numlmers caught up with us and vVllWtlit'lWtltJlW dropped a tough one 4 to J. Our casualty of the game was Chris Rupp, who had to he sidelined with a knee IDILIFY during the game thus hurting the sduad defensively lhe Northfteld Mt lrleimon lv s met XVtnchendon for its first game of the season We had our chances but couldn't connect on any of them Next we facedfoff against VVorcester Academy, yumplng on them twice in the first period, as Craig lannock and Nick Pasco lit the lamp lhen in the second period the lrrsh defensive duo Chris Ollara and Nick tflirien were sent out for violation of the rule third man in With Want henclon down to only six skaters to finish the third period, the team held together with two lnreak away saves from sophomore goalie Brian Seppa, and a great defensive performance from leff Cohan who was one of the team's most improved players. Others who helped in the tremendous effort were Steve Prestyly, Nick Pasco, Paul Caty, and lim Llstenfk who proved that Wfnchendon had been in hetter shape and played hetter positional hockey than Worc ester Academy Coach Zussman's famous four sets of four paid off as ls,Ll Afs lv team invaded The Clark il he team played excellent position hockey as sophomore lohn Mitchell scored two goals, and leff C each successfully put the puck into the goal At the ohan, Craig Tannock, Cl1l'l'sCJlCidfd, and Nick Past o final buzzer, the score read Winc hendon tn, ls U A l, ss. 'N x lll Varsity Hockey 'Q -E: . is 112 Goalie Seppa Proves Asset To Team K 5 sn Vtikgas I f :IV N1 . . -M ,sr '- V3I'Slt HOCKG V-3 ZS As.. -in lub. ' , N. .- V-.anuf-,L , 'Mn mr . fag ,-'S M f, X AN, .. V- '-o 'F - .,f,3-. ...,,..Nw Q' 13 11 S 1 L T -av.. -n Q rwna' 'N-. if W-nw A... .vu i ,avxf K W., H. .f.... .- , . :ff ..x --uf X1 I L.. P 15 , F' I .. ,A V 4 95--. . ' M,-.,,5x, 1 1 Y Q x v v - -n -'ssygw' .1 . -. aa., .. -- . 9 I ' ' ' . f WL H' 4' , - IA- '.i.:' - y . 'Jwwfw ' .3,c5:,w,2' -x-'za - , ...?' -S-32 ' 'Qs' ,ka . , Q Q i , yr -xi 'QL 6? 'I ' c Varsity Basketball From Left to Right: Coach Balko, Mike Winkler, Tony Suarez, joshua Ruple, Steve Goldstein, Mehrdad lahanshahi, Ted C.ilmore,Chris Lockwood, Steve Sochran, jeff Beasley, Torn Perine, Rick Sargis, Manager Tony Suarez, T14 N. .gr -re 5 X fir .39 f fb u 59' dvi! lil i A QWUQ .2 -ig l wig 000, l l fab' Varsity Basketball - i I f , X as l r l ' i 5 p l .iflxxz P As., .f' gg .,,f Coach Balko Brings Enthusiasm To Team The Varsity Basketball team this year looked to rebound in a strong way from last year. With a squad having both quickness and some size, the team worked on producing a fast-break and high motion offense, while accentuating a tough aggressive defense. The team had to overcome several obstacles in its preparations for games during the season. The academic calendar havoc with the the early season practice meant the varsity had to start over in lanuary as if it had never practiced. Adding to the thus shortened preseason was the fact that each basketball team had less than one hour a day on the Clark Court to practice - a real handicap. Nevertheless, the team slowly but surely progressed throughout the season, getting more polished and sophisticated with each game. By the end of the season the team was ready and able to play competitvely against any team on its schedule. lts successes were enhanced and its failures were subordinated by this fact. With many underclassmen on the squad, the prospects were bright for an even better season next year. TIS Varsity Basketball L' Varsity Team Has Promising Future I M ,ff v in ,4 ' - ..f. . 4-w S . Basketball From Left to Right: Coach Hill, lim Beese, Steve Arnold, Obi Dike, lohn McTevia, Bill Cunningham, Dana Santos, Howard Kahn, Scott Glaser, l.l. Beltran. a 2 l i e 3 . .ll . Basketball l.V. Team Had Strong Front Court And Tough Defense The 1980 lunior Varsity Basketball team possessed all the ability and potential of a winning team. The players were enthusiastic, competitive, and confident of their abilities. Despite inadequate practice facilities and practice time, the team worked hard to blend their talents. The front court was strong. Bill Cunningham, lohn McTevia, and Scott Glaser worked effectively together. Barry Richer and Dana Santos were able to replace the starters without a noticable drop in effort or ability. The guards didn't score much but played tough defense. Led by l.l. Beltran and Howard Kahn they put considerable pressure on the opposition. 4 1 -.. fl if 5 .1 v 119 Pi!lllJilaj5,,,,. Swimming . :Ili-II Back Row From Left to Right: Miss Ossenfort, Erica Rau, Steve Rosenstein, Mike Gottlieb, Nancy Ewanchew, Marion Kan, Mike Holliman, Miss Fleming. Front Row From Left to Right: Ed Eisenmann, Ricardo Calcano, Fumitoshi Tanaka, Maru Quinones. Through the highs and lows of the thermometer at the Clark Memorial our small cove of athletes swam on. This year we developed as all-around athletes and worked on weight lifting along with our swimming skills. One swimmer was even diligent enough to run the wrestlers! But more to our specialty, the swimmers improved immeasurably in their strokes and many learned the importance of individual improvement and success. il 20 Lifesaving On Top ,,-1' From Left to Right: David King, David Martin, Mike Gottlieb, Linda Butters, Dena Gottlieb, Kathy Marra, Mr. Connell. 'vl -A , 1 x-ff Red Cross lifesaving was offered dur- ing the winter term as a sport. The course included First Aid, with an em- phasis on mouth-to-mouth resuscita- tion, non-swimming rescues, rescues with lifesaving equipment such as ring buoy, lifeline, etc., as well as svvim- ming rescues vvhich are the most difficult and dangerous. The course was offered by Mr. Con- nell, a Red Cross Water Safety Instruc- tor CWSIJ, and successful completion resulted in nationally recognized cer- tification as a lifesaver. 'l2l Cross Country Skiing 31' 122 Nr Skiers Snow ran ffi' XXX Enjoy Few Days of ' 14 ' -'u 1- Q' ,,,,.4' D- Uf- ti, , 0 'Wil ami, ! 3' J' . My 5 f .,,, o .xg- , , lx V 7? Q -5.01 Y, ag' W-14 A Q if ? x It-A 5 .1 lg,-fu ' l ' slim -can SQ V u ' U Cross Country Skiing ff' - ' .4 ln i fs . ...Q i ' 1 N so-1. 'Haw 4 N . - X .Y V 1 5 i V -, Y xv A X A ' Q, -M V . V. g J. A YQ .. M 9 I 1 ' . s A Y ' -Q . .L ' Q ' 'iw -. ' 1-W: A 's9'sVua B-un-gy --rs S- If - 'HZ .- .. in in. Standing From Left to Right: Fernando Arellano, Sam lones, leffrey Fox, Larry Connelly, Mary Lou Fisher, Perry Zimmerman, Chris Boos, Norman Bradford, letf Pickering, Wil Stegenga, Larry Mintz, Creorge Reilly, Mandy Card, Miss Stephenson. Kneeling From Left to Right: lay Orchard, Larry Carus, Bryan Flynn, Laura McFarlane, loe Bentley, Bill Bowen, Bill Heller, Linda Simmons, Elaine Delbridge, Frank Scully. The potential of having a great cross country ski team was high at the begin- ning ofthe season. We had a good turn- out of students, a resourceful and knowl- edgable coach: Mr. Dan Leary, and a great course set up, but we lacked one major component of skiing . . . SNOW. All our meets were postponed indefinitely. The ski team had been in good spirits despite the lack of white stuff. We had been running on cross- country ski trails, circuit training lwhich is a series of exercises to strengthen the arm, back and leg musclesl, running with our ski poles lski-boundingl, watching ski movies, and even bowling! At least the team got some fresh air and exercise. If it had snowed we would have been able to ski. 123 Wrestling Wrestling Returns To Winchendon The T979-1980 Wrestling season - Winchendon's first in many years - was one of learning, The season began with a rigorous conditioning program followed by instruction in fundamental holds and moves. Coaches Crosky and O'Brien drilled students in basic takedowns, escapes, reversals, and pinning combinations The season was a success, measured in terms of progress made by individuals. Facing a full schedule of matches against both private and public school teg. Deerfield, Proctor, Tabor, Cushing, KUA, Northfield-Mt. Hermon, Cardnerj Winchendon students had their hand raised in victory at the end of the match. Co-captains Bob Zuckerman and Mike Naughton showed the most progress, surprising opponents with their strength and skill, and registering many individual wins, Particularly impressive was the continual improvement obvious throughout the season. On December 5, Deerfield wrestled a very green, inexperienced team, while by February 23, this same Winchendon team surprised KLJA by its spirit, its aggressiveness, and its ability. From lightweight Scott Hirshberg to heavyweight Vito DeStefano, the entire team pulled together in practice and in official matches, their efforts being rewarded by individual victories and a strong feeling of pride and accomplishment, l24 ,..-5 4-.. :lvl I 1 I CU Q1 PDQ SSC' 59.9 N. ,, rnlwlu UtCUiQf ' , n v iivlg 1' 1 7 il -wqu-f Q' Nfffwi, 2 Standing - Left to Right: Coach Grosky, Steve Fixx, Mike Naughton, Torn Waymark, Sam Tuten, Robert Zuckerman, john W. Adams, Vito DeStefano, Rene Kan, Coach O'Brien. Kneeling: Scott Hirshberg, Mark Estes, Remby Hirsch. 125 Modern Dance , FM fl :uv xx Dance lncorporates Modern, jazz, And Popular Music: 126 Q . ,Nav Modern Dance - Back Row - From Left to Right: Miss Barton, Miss Kielar Lisa Kaiser, Sue McCavisk, Lee Stewart, Debbie Hartstein Tracy Mathieu. Front Row - From Left to Right: Ivy McKenna Michele Menendez, Madeline Decker, Debbie Rosenthal, lill Halpern The Modern Dance Group worked hard at perfecting overall coordination and dance technique. The program involved strenous daily exercise workouts to popular music, During this part of the practice sessions, both students and teachers have taken the lead in providing a variety of strenghening, slimming, and flexibility building calisthenics. The daily warmups were followed by repititions of dance combinations which were blended together to create more difficult steps. The final product was a lively routine composed of elements taken from modern, jazz, and popular dance movements. The girls profited in terms of gaining greater coordination, an appreciation for fluid movement, a greater awareness of how their bodies work, and a sense of accomplishment in working as a cohesive unit. ACTIVITIESACTI ITI 5 S is Q Z 4 f 'uv an 4' S SACTI ITIESACTI ITI ,,,. 1. ,,,,,.,,..,L, x-if ',g., -' .. Merrell I - Merrell Il f, I 5 5 f' , C ff' 5, Y'-ffi5:',' if , la Al IW f From left to Right: Bill Cunningham, Chris O'Har I 'f F C ' T a, er rey ox, rang annock, Mark Upton, Wayne lohnson, Larry Carus, leff Pickering Sam lones, Dave Martin, Iohn H. Adams, Steve Arnold. Al -Q '4- l E I ' - Q-1 ,J from Lett to Righty Bryan Flynn, Perry Zimmerman, Rob Zuckerman, Iohn Ha t' B'lI II s ings, i He er, Don Senecal, Vito DeStefano, Kexir Lehmann, Scott Hunter, Nick O'Brien, Ed Wilkinson, Peter Lehmann, Mark Dryfoos, Mr and Mrs. Dryfoos. 130 l MWWW Ford I - Ford ll Back Row: Mike Naughton, Chris Boos, Bruce Bender, Kreg Veber, Ronan Shea, Mr. Posich. Middle Row: Richardo Calcano, Sam Tuten, Pat Naughton, Steve Cole, Scott Glaser, Dan Rabenn. Front Row: Steve Goldstein, Fumitoshi Tanaka, Hans Arata. Standing - Left to Right: leff Beasley, Mark Weber, Mr. Balko, loshua Ruple, Alex Stevens, loe Bentley, Ted Gilmore, Mike Holliman, Larry Connelly. Kneeling - Left to Right: Mark Hall, Frank Scully, Alex Stewart. ' Sitting - Left to Right: jeff Beese, lim Listenik, Tom Waymark. 131 Ford Ill - East Wing dj I' i Back Row: Rob Lemere, Tony Suarez, Mr. Zussman, Steve Rosenstein, Eric Meyer, lohn W. Adam Front Row: Abbott Low, Larry Mintz, George Reilly, john Fennelly. Back Row: leff Follett, Chris I Lockwood, Mike Gottlieb, Tom Perine, Nick Pasco, Brian Cosgrove, Manny Colon, Mehrdad lahanshahi, Mr. Hansen. Middle Row: Mr. Bolduc, lohn McTevia, Chris Rupp, Chip Evans, 1 Rowland jones, Eric Kirchoff. Front Row: Motoi Sato, Tony Suarez, Bill Crawford, Mark Estes. 132 Cottage - Homewood Fai , Standing - Left to Right: Lisa Kaiser, Miss Kielar, Kim LaSalle, Peggy Donnelly. Back Row - From Left to Right: George Pratt, Tony Warren, Kevin Kopins, Dennis Shafter, Peter Feinzig, Tim Kuist, David King, Charles Scofield, Paul Gaty, Mr. Barrieau. Front Row: Chad Carlton, Ricardo Otaola, Miles Whitlock, l.C. Cleveland. . V,-' , Seated - Left to Right: Kathy Hanson lwith Maplel, Elaine Delbridge, Michelle Wulffaert, Linda Simmons, Sue McGavisk lwith Kodiacl. 133 1 West Wing - Sullivan House 'f.a-H65 B, t s all . 3 . 5 l . g 1 f f 5 y L a I ' NG. ' QW Seated Front - From Left to Right: Ivy McKenna, Debbie Hartstein, Stacy Stenholm, Laura McFarlane, Madeline Decker, Maru Quinon Lori Wells. Q Seated Second Row: Crissy Bissell, Michele Menendez, Miss Manning, Kathy Kelly, Linda Butteres, Nancy Ewanchew. Standing Back Row: Marion Kan, Dawn Courter, Miss Fleming, Miss Barton, Bethany Tullin. wf,,.'yggi' . .' V gg, Jr ' l . Back Row: Greg Zimmerman, 1.1. Beltran, Mark Weber Front Row: Mr. Connell, Eduardo Eisenmann, Rick Sargi 134 Hugh Street - Green House - Back Row - From Left to Right: Arno Fischer, lohn Goodman, Greg Gunter, Mrs. Debbie Posich, Mr. Kim Posich. Front Row - From Left to Right: Will Stegenga, Felix Savino. Back Row - Left to Right: Miss Cariglia, Miss Ossenfort, Middle Row: Mandy Card, Dena Gottlieb, Front Row: Donna Simon-Sullivan, Kathy Marra, Christine Grant, Katie Morton. 135 Steve Sochran, Hans Diefen bach, rudi House - Yellow House ggi.: f From Left to Right: Mr. O'Brien, Rlchard Connor, Bill Bowen, Carlos Suarez, Obi Dike, Barry Richer, Back Row - From Left to Right: Paul Pitta, Steve Prestyly, Bruce lump, loe Esselman, Fernando Arellano Seated - From left to Right: Mr. HilI,Steve Fixx, jeff Cohan, Rene Kan. 136 If G fr. S :E ro U3 OG UJJ Qtr 1 'Q 'wzgyx 1' pa 'L 'U 7 O Pl 5' 4 7' R f CJK. 9'-1 ' r r Q , , Back Row: Steve Cole, Larry Carus. ' 1 Third Row: Dave Hewson, Mike I I 1 iff Holliman, Tim Kuist, Chad Carlton. Second Row: Vito DeStefano, Michele Menendez, Bill Cunning- !! ,fi 1 A52 ham, Mehrdad lahanshahi. .. V wa. First Row: Rowland lones, Donna Baylis, Katie Morton, Michelle Wulffaert. 'A !Pnl lego H EO J P .4 Lu XI 'I I I From Left to Right: Mr. Balko, Miss Fleming, Mr. Connell, Steve Cole, Mark Weber, Mr. Gibbons. Activities Back Row - From Left to Right: Rowland jones C Presidentj Bill Cunningham Nice Presidentj Front Row - From Left to Right: Kathy Hanson lTreasurer,j ' l Michelle Wulffaert lSecretary.J Counci Officers Below K:-:f iiff. From Left to Right: Nick O'Brien, Mike Winkler, Mr Mike Gottlieb, Wil Stegenga, Miss Cariglia. aw, f i E 4 l all i s Impressions i mil -O E X .-'Qs S iii fl .V l 5 il 38 01 if ,-1 --ga. 'V-:I t '1, ,-... oi r 1. 53' -1 .'P. N Q 'lui V. . :cp - 'v..,, ., I. rf . .f' 3'v .'!'- 'Q I if ' F 'Lv 1 i A , ' P-JL . ,.. , A '- 'ff .v . . , v fi - tif .9 if .1541 ul 1 1 X fs b - 2 A ' . 4 .vw V .. .x 41 Q .. 75' 'T' H .'., xx. if R1 Y i..i'5 gs, Activities - f r- p ,. , x DCHEDULE f 'Q Ze rw '21 4 :J 5. unoj S ID . From Left to Right: Steve Cole, Mike Gottlieb, Mrs. Posich, Arno Fischer, Greg Gunter. 'w '. 'fx i i. ,l-m' . x?'il ! e 3- 'B-I f . K J . VE..- gz fl. 5 . , 'X WIN. g., -Q eJ3oJd SS jimmy Lichterman, loe Bentley 139 French Club I C Activities -ri Q - QS OO O I- C 0 3 3' 28 E UQ 3' 'T I cu J V' JP 1 an xm uw .- FD 4 FD 70 O V1 FD 3 V1 H fl? X: 5. LD 2 VD 3. D QQ r-11 2. rw FD '4 FU :1 GS GSQDt3UV Repr 5, ,-3,,:.x,1:, ,, 3,. -q,g-n-- 4:4 f From Left to Right: Sam Tuten, Norm Walton, Bill Crawford, Steve So Kurt Macnamara, leff Beasley. Activities ,Q i 1,41 he - A, in ,N ,1 x ' A I ,Q l A 31-Y I It . ' -1 'lrf 'L if . ? 3 ig 3 ' ' I' 1 i '7aS,E:. v' K 4, H , i il 9 l 9A 129809 i V f l l s x me .1 . i AT-- is i. l :Y '. .H . .. 'H ' V l l v f -'2 F I ic 'G-Lf I , ' A ft . 14,1 7 l i is x . 3 l g , ' ,H+ ' , gl, l. Ai , lv. -Q. l lf if , l 3, 1 nf? , l ,X I 41 5, Q Q jr' A From Left to Right: Steve Cole, lBusiness Managerj Peggy Donnelly lAssistant Editor,l Michelle Wulffaert lEditor,l Bill Cunningham lSports Editor,l Mr, Roach lAdvisor,J Not pictured Mike Gottlieb lLayout and Design Editor.l 141 Activities U3 L.. GJ hendon Play DC Nineteen Seventy-Nine saw the Winchendon School Drama Club la.k,a. Winchendon School Playersl present one of its most ambitious' productions to date, Dale VVasserman's One Flew Over The Cuckoofs Nest, adapted from the noyel by Ken Kessey. The two act show, produced and directed by Mr. Bradford Rc Arter and Mr, Mitchell R Crosky skillfully combined humor and pathos creating a finished product which was enthusiastically praised by audiences both nights it was presented After some six weeks of rigorous rehearsal, the cast performed with extraordinary energy and professionalism, eliciting spontaneous outbreaks of applause from the audience. Other aspects of the production - set design and construction, lighting, sound costumes, and properties - were also vital in creating the aura of thoroughly professional theatre. Congratulations go to the entire cast and crew for an excellent and truly memorable production. HZ 9 if! ,mr', blhmnlgnfc . .r 'Y' fi F fj Vg. Activities N... O C rw F O Qx U3 Z CD U5 f-r E: A i x 4 fi ga .x ET' Winchendon Players Present - One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest I shun! iim.. 11. ii 'h-- e ff! I-43 Activities Community Project On December 16, 1979, in coordination with the Winchendon Community Action Center, we hosted a Christmas party for thirty local needy children. Each dorm sponsored at least two children and accompanied and assisted them during the festivities. The Student Activities Council scheduled cookie decorating and the breaking of a candy-filled pinata as the first events. Our own Santa then visited and distributed gifts which had been purchased by dorm members to the children, Mr. Hansen recited The Grinch Who Stole Christmas to a very quiet audience, followed by dinner with the school community, The day ended with Miss Cariglia's chorus ioyfully singing Christmas carols on the porch of Ford Hall, I-14 Activities Mined seuusgiqj Festivities Include Breaking Candy-Filled Pinata Activities Above: Seminars Offer Something For Everyone. Above Right - Vito takes a Break in Quincy Market While on a Photography Fieldtrip. ii 46 . , , , 3, ...Q-,Q 'fqg . , f -we fa. 3 ,B ,QL-,- bv. ' an ... - --, ,hr A ,- ' ' at Activities Q 5. 2 sieuiuaeg ,'xJ1tA v 'igigf -ei gg-1 3-at 7 .A . ..l..'--K 'A -S - -,fr V 1- N . lf'9-65 4 S 'M X- 5 g 1-7 W' f' t'4'QPs.'1'.'..'SL. 9-mi' :1QAls..LQ f 'I - U. fi Saturday Seminars at Winchendon are intended to offer an alternative to the formal academic curriculum of the school by providing an opportunity for students and faculty to become involved in a variety of creative activities. Those who participate actively have the opportunity to gain, master, and share newly-found skills, using various modes of expression in informal and relaxed environments. lust as the school, student population and faculty have grown these past several years, so have Saturday seminars evolved from a small number of highly specialized skills into a wide-variety of hands-on learning experience. An average of twenty different and unique seminars are offered each term, literally providing something for everyone in the school community. To the ever-popular Culinary Arts, Games of Skill, Photography, and Woodworking Seminars have been added Clubs for French and Spanish Language students, Modern Dance, Navigation and Sailing, Forest Management, Wood Carving and Sculpture, Pottery, Handicrafts - Needlework and Sewing, a work program for particular dormitory residents, a wildlife Environmental Studies program, Maple Sugaring, and an opportunity for those preparing the Literary Magainze and Vestigia to plan and work together, to name but a few. Saturday Seminars attest to VVinchendon's philosophy that young people can learn new ideas and skills and have fun doing so. This objective once gained may be the most important lesson all of us can appreciate, both now and in the years to come. il 47 ---1-Il,1 CANDIDS ..-.,n,,-V v . by H1 iw... -...,...., -..... -..... 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'-., Nq- ,- ' 1 f N--A' 2-uv' '-s 4! 6- M if . ' ii if ' ' :g1g,,,,, .,., , V ,- 114: . A E1 ' , rg X ' 'X x T ,' Xxx ' . H ' f -9 ' g' 1 X, . I, .g if -7 U- ' . T -T- F Q , f 'Q --1- avr: ws. -4. Ang School Celebrates Nineteenth Annual Parent's Day - Parent's Weekend ' ,ii , f li ' Q is 1 l 'li L li 1 , t ? 1-1 ff may-' f 5 ' ' 4 A' ' 1 nw: 4, On October 20, 1979 the Winchendon School celebrated it nineteenth annual Parent's Day and Alumni Homecoming An estimated 400 parents, alumni and friends participated in the various activities on campus. ' After registering Saturday morning in Ford Hall, parents met with faculty members to discuss the academic programs and progress of their sons and daughters. Following a buffet luncheon, which was held in the garden, everyone made their way to the athletic fields. While the Varsity Soccer team thrilled the partisan crowd wth a 4-3 win over Chapel Hill H Chauncy Hall on the new fields, the IV. Soccer team drubbed Mt. Hermon on the fields at Ingleside. After the games, Headmaster and Mrs, Lewis V. Posich hosted parents, alumni and friends at a reception held at Ingleside. Parents then dined with their sons and daughters at some of the superb restaurants in the Winchendon area. IS! 5 I 3 ITS ri I , xy al ,. , a ff E H an 2 X, r 5 ,f inqfng 4 ESMF. J L BD RD DF TRUSTEES President of the Board lon Rotenburg Brookline, MA. Treasurer of the Board Barry laffe Worcester, MA. President Emeritus lohn I. Newburry, lr. Stowe, VT. Past President Charles I. Beringer Marblehead, MA. lohn M. Bailey West Hartford, CT. Henry P. Forker IV. Sharon, PA. Robert A. Hall Hamden, CT. Dr. William l. Holmes Brookline, MA. Andrew P. lohnson Bloomfield Hills, MI. Honorary Trustee Francis M. Hipp Greenville, SC. Vice President of the Board Mrs. Samuel L. Abbott Wilton, NH. Secretary of the Board Iames D. Henderson ll. Dedham, MA. Lewis A. Posich, Headmaster The Winchendon School t Winchendon, MA. P TRDNS Daniel B. Bickford Carlisle, MA. Stephen Drourr New York, NY. lohn N. Ledbetter Village of Golf, FL Allen W. Merrell Delray Beach, FL. lohn E. Miller Winnetka, IL. lay R. Rhoads, lr. West Falmouth, MA Fred S. Soffer ' New York, NY. 154 l PATRONS Mr 84 Mrs Thomas H Adams Ill Mr 84 Mrs james H Burchlll Mrs Rocco DeStefano Mr 84 Mrs W H Fisher Mr PeterM Graf Mr 84 Mrs Charles P Lehmann Mrs johnj McDevitt Mr 84 Mrs lohnl Newberry jr Leo R O Neill Dr and Mrs Vincent Prestyly Toy Town Building Supply Mr. 84 Mrs. David Martin, Sr. TWO FINE STORES .... PKESENTIZN-JG THE Al'lfA'S f'.'.O?T f'M,'?lEl'F SELECTION OF C4l,lAl lTY HOME Fl.,lRNl HINC Cole's , 25 Wes? Moin Sfreer I an Johnstown 0021515 MQMQEQQNIAI-JHQYSE coNcRATuLATioNs 1980 GRADUATES Bowen and CO. Chicago IL Best Wishes Neal and Kim LaSall Mr. 84 Mrs. Richard Goldman Mr' 8' Mrs' Donfald Seneca' The Gottlieb Family Mrs. Ingrid Simmons y Mr. 81 Mrs' lemme E' Hirsch Sprague Energy Portsmouth, Nl- Dr. 84 Mrs. William lu Holm Chum's Package Store, Harrisville From Scott Hunter's F ly RI Mrs. Constance Wulffaert ln Honor of Mr D Kahn Lumber 84 Millwork Co., Inc. CONGRATULATIUNS TO lEFF PICKERINC AND STACY STENHOLM ln Memory of Gwendolyn Brennick The Brennick Family PAIR CNS SEA CH S F2 CROWN BAY 0 PHONE 774 0495 ST THOMAS I VIRGIN ISLANDS U U S A 00801 MATHIEU LES IN 81W SA 9 0 797 Centra! Qt h d 2 04 d d C D I kl I d p l Y Y Y H I L 6 ' Q O 5 - 2 . 2 5' U h 5' Q 8 S S: sf d d -0 gs, 38 k Sq Q Q b Q Q p Q V' 'C 5 NEWBURY ST. BOSTON, MASS 267 6660 Qlfigbtp pears is a long, long time. Uybe Iagt fifteen pears were the wt cgi Tmhn b . X60 F Th n A Student Director Adams, john H. 7 Grantland Road Wellesley Hills, MA. 02181 Adams, john W. Highland Circle Rt. 411 Box 54 Springfield, VT. 05156 Arata, Hans Pan Am. Health Org. P.O. Box 2171 Las Delicias Maracay, Venezuela Arellano, Fernando R., jr. 1244 Anastasia Ave. Coral Gables, Miami, FL. 33134 Arnold, Stephen Howard Narrow Lane Greene, Rl. 02827 Baylis, Donna jeanne Vaughn Hill Road Bolton, MA. 01740 Beasley, jeffrey G. 15735 Oakfield Detroit, MI. 48227 Beese, james L. 11-38 31st Ave. Long Island City, NY. 11106 Beltran, jose juan 104 Westland Ave. West Newton, MA. 02165 Bender, Bruce David 5625 Mt. Olive Ct. Dayton, Ohio 45426 Bentley, joseph M. 8 Cathy Place Menio Park, CA. 94025 Bissell, C-riselda 6 Brown Stone Way Ho-Ho-Kus, Nj. 07423 Boos, Christopher Box 515 Simsbury, CT. 06070 Bowen, William j. 45 Revere Ct. Deerfield, lL. 60015 Bradford, Norman A. 10 Bowdoin Street Cambridge, MA. 02138 Butters, Lynda Susan 40 Tremont Street Kingston, MA. 02364 Calcano, Ricardo Alfredo P.O. Box 12, Caracas 101, Venezuela Campedelli, Chris 913 Valleyview Rd. Mt. Lebanon, PA. 15243 Card, Amanda Leann 40 Hutchison Rd. Winchester, MA. 01890 Carlton, Chad Dike Obi 193 Eugenia Dr. 44 Hillcrest Rd Naples, FL. 33940 Belmont MA 02178 Carus, Laureano A-9 Pino del Rio Carden Hills Cuaynabo, Puerto Rico 00657 Malden Cleveland, joao Carlos de Freitas 10011 Counselman Rd. Potomac, MD. 20854 Cohan, jeffrey M. 19 Norfield Woods Rd. Weston, CT. 06883 Cole, Steven 25 W. Main Street johnstown, NY. 12095 Colon, Manuel Beances, M.D. Toledo 31 Torrimar, Guaynabo, PR. CXJ657 Connelly, Larry , 164 Litchfield, Houston, TX. 77024 Connor, Richard - A L2 - 5 Mayapple Rd. Stamford, CT. 06903 . -1 if Corridan, Tim 31 Blanchard St. Gardner, MA. 01440 Cosgrove, Brian f 10 Rolling Lane H . Medfield, MA. 02052 hi Courter, Dawn M. 7 3805 Estepona Ave. Miami, FL. 33101 Crawford, William lll 478 Buck Rd. Holland, PA. 18966 Cunningham, William 6 Windjammer Court Hilton Head, SC. 29928 Decker, Madeline 5131 Hickory Dr. Lyndhurst, OH. 44124 Delbridge, Elaine 12 Briarwood Road Gloucester, MA 01930 DePratti, Timothy M. 7 Highland Ave. Athol, MA.D1331 De Stephano, Vito 2912 N. Commonwealth Ave. chicago, it. 60657 Diefenbach, Hans S. R.R. 31 Pt. Abino Road South' Rdigeway, Ontario, Canada LOS 1NO 5 '.l l1c Gilmore, Tim 40 Warren Ave. Plymouth, MA. 02360 Glaser, Scott 65 Arboro Drive Sharon, MA. 02067 Goldman, Michael 104 Morris Lane Massapequa, NY. 11762 Goldstein, Stephen 16 Sunset Drive Randolph, MA. 02368 Goodman, lohn 990 S. Post Oak Lane Houston,TX. 77056 Gottlieb, Dena and Michael 8378 Old Plank Rd. Grand Blanc, Ml. 48439 Graf, Christian P.O. Box 5366 Guay Aquil, Ecuador Grant, Christine 63 Brevoort Lane Rey, NY. 10580 Gunter, Gregg 5540 Drane Drive Dallas, TX. 75209 Hall, Mark 4 Stanton Street Woodstock, VT. 05091 Halpern, lill 12 Sunset Drive Monticello, NY. 12701 Hanson, Katherine 75 Phillips Ave. Rockport, MA. 01966 Hartstein, Deborah 395 Pepperidge Rd. Hewlett, NY.11557 Hastings, lohn 23 Oxford Street Fryeburg, ME. 04037 Heller, William Apartado 80070 Caracas, Venezuela Hewson, David 67 Park Ave. New York, NY. 10016 Hirsch, Rembert 1275 Lynn Terrace Highland Park, IL. 60035 Hirshberg, Scott 37 Sun Valley Drive Worcester, MA. 01609 Holliamn, Mike 5323 SW 71 st Place Miami, EL. 33155 I . Qi ,V . , I V l V 3, .A , ffu, xg. s.. 'wir 'A ' . '14 , 1. . Elm .127 if . ' , T1 1-ii ,e Student Director Hunter, Scott 1569 Commonwealth Ave. West Newton, MA. 02165 lahanshahi, Mehrdad Serah Shah Aloumi Building No, 71 Tehran, Iran johnson, Wayne 636 Ellsworth Ave. New Haven, CT. 06511 lones, Rowland 3347 Brownsboro Rd. Louisville, KY. 40204 lones, Samuel Golden Kitz Lodge 81 Motel Rd, 31 Stowe, VT. 05672 Kahn, Howard 140-55 34th Ave. Flushing, NY. 11354 Kaiser, Lisa 14165 Pawnee Trail Middleburg Heights, OH. 44130 McFarlane, Laura 7 Regina Drive Chelmsford, MA. 01820 McGavisk, Sue 8 Robert Rd. Princeton, Nl. 08540 McKenna, lvy 35 Howard Street Newton, MA. 02158 McTevia, lohn 4590 Lakeshore Rd. Port Hurton, Ml. 48060 Menendez, Michele 54 Krug Street Santurce, PR. 00911 Mintz, Larry 5251 Lemieun Street Montreal H3W2N1, Canada Mitchell, lohn 6 Adams Rd. - Framingham, MA. 01701 Morton, Catherine 590 Colebrook Dr. Rochester, NY. 14617 Myers, Eric Nourse Road Bolton, MA. 01740 Naughton, Michael and Patrick 20 Old Town Rd. Monroe, NY. 10950 O'Brien, Nicholas 3624 Greysolon Place Duluth, MN. 55804 . v,.n, . Y .. L Kan, Marion 8. Rene P.O. Box 7 Aruba, Netherlands Antilles Kelly, Kathy 1103 Holcomb Street Watertown, NY. 13601 King, David 121 Glen Rd. Wellesley Hills, MA. 02181 Krichoff, Eric P.O. Box 1844 St. Thomas, V.l. 00801 Kopins, Kevin 34 Marshall Rd. Ridgefield, CT. 06877 Kuist, Timothy Box 437 Byfield, MA. 01922 LaSalle, Kim 14 Willow Pond Lane Armonk, NY. 10504 Lehmann, Kevin and Peter cfo Lagoven-Tia luana Zulia, Venezuela Lemere, Robert 12 Alcott Street Acton, MA. 01720 Lichterman, lames 677 Phelan Memphis, TN. 38101 Listenik, lames 263 Providence Rd. So. Grafton, MA. 01560 Litke, Richard 7113 Keeler Ave. Lincolnwood, IL. 60645 Lockwood, Chris 232 Seaver Street, Apt. 41249 Dorchester, MA. 02124 Low, Abbott 60 Stimson Ave. Providence, RI. 02906 Marra, Katherine 99 Park Ave. Wakefield, MA. 01880 Martin, David lr. ARAMCO Box 2016 Dhahran, Saudia Arabia Mathieu, Tracy 224 Glenallen Street Winchendon, MA. 01475 O'Hara, Chris 424 Hattertown Rd. Monroe, CT. 06468 Orchard, lay 27 Huntleigh Woods St. Louis, MO. 63131 Student Directory Osserman, Robert 22 Baldwin Farms N. Greenwich, CT. 06830 Otaola, Ricardo Chivacoa Secc San Romas Qua, YURUARI Las Mercedes Pasco, Nicholas 827 Willow Street Lockport, NY. 14094 Perine, Tom 2512 E. Luke Ave. Phoenix, AZ. 85016 Pickering, leff Old Tyburn Rd. Morrisville, PA. 19067 Pitta, Paul 186 Ferry Street Newark, Nl. 07105 Pratt, Ceroge O. III 42 St. Austin's Place Staten Island, NY. 10310 Prestyly, Steven 100 Hampton Road Carden City, NY 11530 Quinones, Maru Calle San Sebastian 41258 Viejo San juan, P.R. P.O. Box 490 Rabeen, Dan 7607 Longview Dr. Milwaukee, WI. 53209 Rau, Erika 480 Central Street Winchendon, MA. 01475 Rosenthal, Debra 11B Halcyon Drive West Yarmouth, MA 02673 Ruple, losh 4012 Via Pima Palos Verdes Estates, CA 90274 Rupp, Chris 821 Magdeline Drive Madison, WI 53704 Sargis, Rick 4351 N. Greenview Chicago, IL 60613 Motoi, Sato 3-4-9 Seta, Setagaya-ku Tokyo, lapan Savino, Felix 2a Avenida Entre 7a 84 8a Trans. 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M3N1A4 Suarez, Antonio and Carlos 741 Woodfield Dr. Cincinatti, OH. 45231 Suarez, Anthony 712 Fox Street Bronx, NY. 10451 Surovec, David 2508 Montbello Circle Kettering, OH. 45440 I Tanaka, Fumitoshi 10-9 4-chome, Chun,Kofu-shi T Yamanshi-ken, japan 1 ..-rv , . P1 Tannock, Craig 70 Steere Farm Road Harrisville, Rl. 02830 Traicoff, Polly 7 Cross Street Beverly, MA. 01915 Tullin, Elizabeth 7021 N. Olcott Chicago, IL. 60631 Tuten, Samuel N 8701 Appleknoll Lane la 1 Cincinatti, OH. 45236 Upton, Mark 7 Cherry Street Wenham, MA. 019845 Veber, Kreg 29 Carriage ll Colts Neck aid Walton Main Waston wesrpon Ikoyi O Wells Lori I Sterling Street Lancaster Wentworth 360 Front Street Winchendon MA Whitlock Miles 43330. Habersham Atlanta GA Wilkinson 155 Chelmsford Rochester 42 Spring Woodbridge Zimmerman, 225 .Chabarrel Montreal no'- 57'-v N w w'.'.fgff1g'.f -6-': ' ' ' I 1 . ' ',Ll,J','l.,'. 9 O ','.v Ihxl 1s:,y?N!ul rl 2' 4 v I I ' ual. 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