Winchendon School - Vestigia Yearbook (Winchendon, MA)

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g YEARBDIJK EIJIEATIDN y Micl1aelB rnes E:ijQi' file'-fOIll'llQl'-fl'0l7I week one lo week lliirtt'-Iwo, and all the liflle things along the way. Born in Canton, MA to Nancy and Donald Bymes, Mike Bymes is the oldest of four children. Sports was always a big part ofMike's life, and after making a name for himself at his local high school, he went to play for legendary coach Fletcher Arritt at Fork Union Military Academy. lt was here that Mike first considered coaching as a possible profession. He began his career as an assistant basketball coach after graduating from UMASS Amherst in l99O. 'H' .nw ww:-av .F N - 4 2 A-Q-l 1 f 'a , Q 'Q . Q if Mr. Byrnes began histeaching HIS Wffy first YCHT ill The career at Winchendon in 1996 when Winchendon School brought he Signed OH 35 b0Ih H biology unprecedented success for Coach teacher and thc head V1 basketball Byrnes and his team. 1997 Saw coach. Throughout his nine years here, Mr. Bymes has taught a variety ofsubjects and has always been a popular teacher. -' -- our first N.E.P.S.A.C. Class A Championship. a feat that would ff be proudly repeated in 2004. Ourjub is not to win chumpivnxl1ips-- iifv tn prepare kids fir college. P'- We recognize the sacrifices you have made and we truly appreciate all that you bring to us!

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Jon Rotenberg '65 .lltr T The Boord of Trustees . ,A.,LT,e L,,M , . T . . ,,b, . , T ' ,. , YW W y f T . ,tr T W Q. I 'K ' ,faint 1. ff,, ,,,i4i.,,w: I tt., 2, H, 'l fl: T rr if V 'lwlz ,Az ' fin rt Z Q 'eTe , 2. V me November 12, 2004 Dear Board of Trustees, Every day, we students see the faculty work to further both our academic growth and our growth as individuals. However, without the help of the Board of Trustees, it would be impossible for this school to continue to strive toward new levels of excellence. With your support, students have been able to expand their knowledge with incredible 'W teachers and up-to-date learning materials. Students and teachers alike live and work in clean, modern buildings, and the athletic facilities are superb. Nothing is unaccounted for. The Winchendon School, like the very students who attend it, is in a T perpetual state of self-improvement. You, the Board of Trustees, are what makes this possible, and for this, we thank you. Sincerely, The 2005 Vestigia Staff On behalf of the student body me 2005 fvvfmrwzm. Moor BMJ of UWM OFFICERS MEMBERS Ahmed Mohiuddin, M.D. C. Minot Amory III '66 Chairman JohnJ Newberry Jr 33 Chairman Emeritus Derek Bryson Park Vice Chairman Jean F Perkins Clerk George Skakel lll 68 Treasurer D Cane Callon Joseph T Dockery 61 George W Elkins 64 Rlchard C Hendrickson Georgel Ladeau Tracy Mathieu 81 Michael J. Pierson '68 Geoffrey E Rhoads 71 HONORARY MEMBERS Francis M Hlpp William J Holmes .lay R Rhoads Jr 44 1232 Q if ' v . , . l ' ' 1 ' 1 ' . ' '65 ' I l . , . s ..,?g1Li5Qf ,r'lT!k?ii'e-' ' ' 'N i 7 . V f.,,f .1fi 'n , , .I ,,,,f , , . , I K ve 'V y 'mix , ' ,,.. .. .. . ,- ff V , W .V 7 . . 'Q' fe

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Dozens Flock to Po dining hall food. and their wit, respectively. The 2004 Winchendon Student Council elections were the tbcus of the campus in October. Great pains were taken by all ofthe candidates to make their campaign platforms known. Unlike other presidential hopefuls such as Bush and Kerry, our candidates shied away from issues such as the burgeoning problem of Iraq, instead choosing to put a heavy emphasis on domestic issues such as the school's cell phone policy and Each of the candidates gave an excellent speech the night before the polls opened, eliciting cheers and laughter from their vindictive rhetoric Pleasantly surprised by the high voter turnout, faculty finished counting the votes cast by students on Friday and, by the following week, the victor of the election had been established. Peter Costello was named the Student Council President for 2004-2005 at Morning Meeting on Monday, with Kevin So instated as his Vice President. .lon Kathe, '05 11S