Winchendon School - Vestigia Yearbook (Winchendon, MA)

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ea'z'catz'0n The Wlinchendon School exists because of its faith in boys. The essence of this faith is a steadfast conviction that every boy, adequately motivated, can, in the right atmosphere, at- tain his full potential as a man. A boy's devotion to his studies, his spirit on the athletic Held, his participation in extra- curricular activitiesm-each is a vital tool used in shaping his future. Each is a necessary in- gredient for the growth of the school, for the greatness of any school lies in its recognition and encouragement of those qualities which constitute individuality. In recognition of the unique contribution of each individual in the past and of our re- sponsibility both now and in the future, the Wlinchendon School dedicates the 1965 Vestigia to you, THE WINCHENDON BOY SENIOR studies capture the attention of Kim Williams. f mi FRESHMAN Hank Boenning fabovej bones up on an assignment as a junior, Tom Lederle, frightj takes time to survey the political scene.

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.ff arg I -3? -firm Gif I- r in ,-rf ,U ,51,f', ff57Q f - - i f Q 3 .ms 'siwfei-1.x 1 - L ite. SVN? .V . L , . -' 1. ,, Y Carla i fx 't fa-it i. V 1 M. . ,W H U , ,,.. . ,,.r, ,K ass. , Mi, xt ., ,. sr, ,Q . , 5, , , . . is fufrnw N , -. mv sw w:,sm-tif -. . X1 r w st ' Y-iw if 1 THE PENSIVENESS of senior John Hipp frightj rontrasts strongly with the unrestrained exuberance of freshman Bill Hail- parn Kabovej as he serves his time as waiter. The progress ol' our building can be mea- sured in two ways: a growing boy and a grow- ing school. A freshman comesfa boyfand leaves a man: a school expands and draws fresh strength from the growth it nurtures in the boy. l'Ve anticipate completion of the new school plant. hut the greater work can never Cease. Untouched hy time, it must go forward-the building of rt lN'inchcndon boy. J--wanna-.,.w. M.-..x....t,.,, PQ' fy ,, . MQ. b. ww, v. 'ffvffe

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.X SOPHQBIORE. Danny Valli. finds time during za. busy schedule to catch up on the news. THE STUDENT BODY listens at- tentively to Nfr. Mares announce- ments at the evening meeting. If we live hy the Spirit. hy the Spirit let us also walk. Let us not hecome desirous of vainglory. provoking one another. Even if a person is caught doing some- thing wrong. you who are spiritual instruct such a one in a spirit of meekncss. Considering thyself. lest thou also he tempted. Bear one another's burdens . . . For if anyone thinks himself to he something. whereas he is nothing. he deceives himself. But let everyone test his own work. and so he will have glory in himself only, and not in Comparison with another. For each one will bear his own burden. and let him who is in- structed in the word share all good things with his teacher . . . For what a man sows. that he will also reap. And in doing good let us not grow tiredg for in due time we shall reap if we do not relax. Therefore, while we have tiine. let us do good to all men . . . Galatians 5:25-26: 6:1-7, 9-10 ll