FNCA T-Shirts

FNCA T-Shirts

Over the years, there have been quite a variety of FNCA t-shirts with a wide variety of designs and topics. Most of these were created by Lynn Zimmerman, Louise Dole Woofenden, Amy Blackman Cooke, and Beki Greenwood. Since we aren't able to pinpoint when some of the older ones were created, many of the ones further down the page are in very broadly labeled sections.

NOTE: Photos are arranged by when the shirts were made, not when the pictures were taken.

NEW photos on this page in recent months:
Title or Theme Year Posted
2023 D3M shirt 2023 8/20

2020 2021 2022 2023
2011 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
2005
1994 1995
1985
1970s 1978

2023

Five out of six sporting the 2023 Dole 3 Miler shirt!

2022

House Phinney takes on the Dole 3 Miler

2021

For the FNCA Centennial Celebration in 1921, Beki Greenwood (above left, with Katie Brown) created these special 100 Years t-shirts in green and white.

The 2021 Dole 3 Miler t-shirt was a tie dye! Logo design by Amy Blackman Cooke.

v2020

The v2020 FNCA session was held virtual, as was the Dole 3 Miler, hence the t-shirt theme that year. Logo design by Amy Blackman Cooke.

2019

Relatives of George F Dole, two of whom are wearing the 2019 Dole 3 Miler t-shirt, l. to r.: Sarah Dole (daughter), Alicia Dole (daughter), Rev. Sarah Buteau (daughter-in-law), George Dole (grandson). Logo design by Amy Blackman Cooke.

2018

The Phinney clan was the largest group at the 2018 Dole 3 Miler. Logo design by Amy Blackman Cooke.

2017

The winner of the 2017 Dole 3 Miler, Nathan Buck (center), flanked by his father and his sister sporting the year's race shirt. Logo design by Amy Blackman Cooke.

2016

Every year, Trevor bikes Safety Patrol throughout the race. Here he sports the 2016 Dole 3 Miler shirt. Logo design by Amy Blackman Cooke.

2015

The 2015 Dole 3 Miler shirt was very bright. In the lower photo, you can also see the 2014 D3M shirt at the extreme right, as well as the race's namesake, the Rev. Dr. George F. Dole, in the center wearing the same white with blue stripes shorts and shirt he wore in the historic 1954 race in which Roger Bannister broke the 4 minute mile. Logo design by Amy Blackman Cooke.

In 2015, there was also a 100% cotton D3M t-shirt that was white with brown ink with the D3M logo on the front and a screen print of the starting line on the back.

2014

The inaugural Dole 3 Miler t-shirt, modeled above by the race's namesake, the Rev. Dr. George F. Dole, and below by all the Assembly's runners and volunteers, was designed by Amy Blackman Cooke.

2011

The Sparks made their own t-shirts in 2011.

2005

This 2005 camp shirt, created by Beki Greenwood and modeled by Rev. Hugh Odhner in 2022 shows the Murdoch Cabin from the woods below.

1995

Emily Woofenden during an on-stage song in Whitehead Hall.

1994

The Sparks made these tie dye shirts that say "The Lord Watches Over All."

1985

These shirts were created by Louise Dole Woofenden in 1985. The Latin phrase around the outside — "Nunc licet intellectualiter intrare in arcana fidei" — is a Swedenborg quote that is often called the Charter of the New Church. It translates: "Now it is permitted to enter intellectually into the secrets of faith." This one is sported by Louise's husband, the Rev. Dr. Wm. R. Woofenden, and flanked by Rev. Donna Keane (l) and Nancy Little (r).

1980ish

1978

In 1978, the Flames held their 50th reunion. In the upper photo of Rev. Bill & Louise Woofenden, Louise sports the shirt we believe she designed. In the lower photo, two Flames (2nd from left and 2nd from right) are wearing them on stage in this photo from that year. The shirt reads: Fryeburg Flames 1928-1978 around the outside, with the Flames' torch logo in the center.

sometime in the
1970s

This tan with dark brown logo t-shirt, modeled by Trevor in 2022, we believe was designed by Louise Dole Woofenden sometime in the 1970s.

© Ian Woofenden 2011This 1970s FNCA t-shirt was in a box of missing FNCA files returned during the 2022 camp session. "De Fox" is the Rev. George McCurdy, FNCA President from 1974-1979. He and his wife Lois were fond of playing friendly pranks on the Flames, who returned the favor in kind, hence this t-shirt one year.

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