Peacham Academy - Spotlight Yearbook (Peacham, VT)

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First Row - A.nne Miller, Bernie Bartlett, Ned Grant, Hamilton Strayer, Mr. Cubie, Barge Price, Joe Saczawa, Francis Thurber, Donald Randall Second Row - Pat Lanctot, Marc Whitman, Karl Jurentkuff, Bill Dillon, Gordon Fleming, Donald Moore, Richard Bailey, Roger Polk, Gail Randall Third Row - Bob Boeh, Bob Lanctot, Ronald Ballou, Walter Hinck, Cliff Ma comber, Neil Grant, Gerald Livingston, John Niemszyk s The ' 59- ' 60 winter season saw the reorganization of the Ski Club, with Mr. Cubie as faculty advisorc Many of the old members returned, wxth the aauition of several new ones. During the afternoon athletic periods on Mondays, Wednesday, and ■ ' ridays, the students used the nearby Peachsun Community Ski Tow; and on Sunday afternoons many again made use of this facility. Since one of the orimary purposes of the Club was to encourage those students who could ski only a little or not at all, Mr. Cubie and some of the more proficient members gave much advice and instruction on how to better develop their skills in the sport. In February, a Winter Carnival was held at the tow with the Craftsbury ski team present to compete with the Acaderny ' s team.

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A » i ? 9R 7 ' ' liP ' Firs t Row - wancy Thresher, John Ooslant, Pat Lanctot, Carol Berwick, John Soniers, fiichard Pace, Judy Lanctot, Jiraniy Lanctot, nn Petrie Second Row - Bob Sorrow, Bernie Bartlett, Sandra Blaine, Mr. Perry, Ned Grant, Anne ? ' iller, Jean i-Jiller. Third Row - David Royle, V alter Hinck, Roger Polk, Gordon Fleming (f anci In September, 19 9, Mr. ' Perry reactivated the Academy Band, which had be n discontinued four years a o. The old instruments belonging to the school were repaired, and a request for the loan or donation of more brought in several from generous contributors. Also, Mr. Perry supplied a clarinet, saxophone, and trombone of his own. While some of the students had previously had some instruction as to the operation of one or more of the instruments, the majority had not. Mr. Perry spent many hours in giving individual attention to the interested people who could not play.