Woodstock Academy - Spire Yearbook (Woodstock, CT)

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MRS. JOAN ANGELO Mathematics MR. JOHN DURST Agriculture MRS. CECELIA INGRAHAM Physical Education I MR. KENNETH BEATSON Industrial Arts MR. HERBERT D'ELIA Mathematics MR. NORMAN EMOND French MRS. PRISCILLA HAMM Home Economics MR. EUGENE JAEKEL English MRS. LOUISE JORDAN Music

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HEADMASTER'S MESSAGE Many of you have undoubtedly been reading much of the some material that I have—much of it, as usual, criticizing the younger generation. I deem it a priv- ilege to use this space to say to you, the Class of 1968, that, contrary to what many would have you believe, your generation, and your class in particular, is indi- vidually and collectively one of the finest groups of young ladies and gentlemen that I have ever had the pleasure of working with. You are industrious, talent- ed and intelligent. You are well educated and well pre- pared to face the so-called cruel world. The fact of the matter is that you, individually and collectively, are about to step into the mainstream of the greatest, richest, most powerful country ever seen on the face of the earth. With people of your caliber to follow us, we of the older generation have nothing to fear. Face the future with happiness in your heart. You are privileged to be placed in circumstances of- fering the finest opportunities ever enjoyed by mankind. Our future will soon be in your hands and I, for one, am delighted with the prospects. Best of wishes and good luck to each one of you.

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MR. THOMAS JUKO English MR. ELWYN KERNSTOCK History MRS. ELEANOR LUCAS French, Russian MRS. LUCY PARKERTON Business MRS. AUDREY LEVEILLE Typing, Social Studies MR. RICHARD MORAN Physics MISS SUSAN KOHLSTROM History MRS. LUCINDA MARKIS Biology MR. DOUGLAS PECK Physical Education