Winchendon School - Vestigia Yearbook (Winchendon, MA)

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encouraged by extra-curricular actlvltles Activities. for the most part. afllord diversiong thev oller the student an opportunity to pursue what he enjoys. Yet, this facet of school life has far greater importance to the perceptive eye. The school yearbook. newspaper, glee club, camera club etc. are further means of expression, of creativity. Social functions add a dimension of depth invalu- able to any school while the Hncw faccsw ol guest speakers and lecturers provide another lens through which to view the educational scene. A school. ded- icated to the importance of the individual, finds within extra-curricular activities a most elllective ineans of developing a well-rounded student. C llhERLE.'xDERS hold a rally lmefore Saturday's big game.