Winchendon School - Vestigia Yearbook (Winchendon, MA)

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at and A Face Lift A New Dining Hall The main building has under- The new dining hall provides gone major renovations over a larger, more elegant dining the summer, which will con- area for students and faculty. tinue into the winter. . QU N I 14 Q .. i 'Q in xg e , , . V Q' aww , , if J .'-Z. 'E 3 , , M5 f ,M -i.-va 2 '75 11 --I: -U1 :III 1111 1111 1111 1111 .- .- E E eii anis 3 vm y K :Ls gl llll Ill IHII Ellll I , F l E , ,M ,F New Faculty Faces Pictured left to right: Cback row? Mr. Wilson, Mr. Plank, Mr. Collins, Mr. Martin, Mr. Spahn imidclle row? Mr. Archangelo, Ms. Shea, Mrs. Spahn, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Gouthro Cfront row? Mr. Hemingway, Mr. Cilherg, Mrs. Archangelo, Mr. Monroe, and Mrs. Plank

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Pam Blair kWL..f-s.is3k inf, llfim Pam Blair was born and raised in Medina, Qhio. She attended Allegheny College where she met her husband, jack CDirector of External Affairs for The VVinchendon Schooll. They have been married thirty-three years and have four children, jay, Mark, Scott, and Anne. They also have one grandchild, Carter. Pam has worked in a number of interesting and challenging positions including service as chaplain at two independent schools, chair of the theology department, senior English teacher, and as a student advisor. She came to The Winchend on School three years ago as Director of Counseling. This year she has served the school as an administrator and as Dean of Faculty. She teaches senior English and serves as a college counselor. Pam has many interests. She has been involved in biblical studies for most of her life and has done graduate work in this subject, as well as a three year Education for Ministry Course offered by Sewanee. Pam is also an avid outdoors woman. She loves to hike and goes on an annual trip with several members of her family on the Appalachian Trail. Pam Blair is a rare individual. She is both friend and mentor to her colleagues. Her students respect and trust her, and they look to her for support in all aspects of their lives. Pam is someone that touches every life she enters, and we are so fortunate to know her. Thank ou Pam for all ou do.

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The Winchendon School 172 Ash Street, Winchendon, Massachusetts 01475-1700 Telephone: 978-297-1223 FAX: 978-297-0911 June, 2001 Dear Members of the Class of 2001: Congratulations! You have done well and you are now ready for the next big step in your lives. Enjoy your college years. You will look back fondly on them for the rest of your lives. V Mrs. LaBelle and I are happy to welcome you into our alumni! ae body. You will always be part of the Winchendon Family. We hope that you will let us know how you are doing and that you will come back to visit. Keep in touch with your Winchendon friends. Some of them will be the best friends you will ever have. Study hard! Have fun! Try to leave every place you go a little better for your having been there. ' cerely, J. William aBelle H EAD MASTER