Winchendon School - Vestigia Yearbook (Winchendon, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1981 volume:

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FighT one more round: when your nose is bleeding ond eyes ore block ond you ore so Tired you wish your opponenT would crock you one on The jow ond pul you To sleep. FighT one more round, remembering Thol The mon who olwoys fighTs one more round is never whipped -James Corbett 5 x gr ..,.s....,... ,M iv Q WT RICARDO A. CALCANO VorsiTy Golf A: Swimming A: Rec. Golf A. ul... NICHOLAS CARBONE Junior VorsiTy Soccer Ag Golf 3, 4: Junior VorsiTy BdskeTboII A. A Seniors 24 WILLIAM F. QQCAVANAUGH Evarsity Soccer PG.: Varsity Hockey PG.: Varsitu Baseball in f JOA .gC. Work7Squad 3, A: Aerobics 3: Rec Tennis'3, L15 Softbail LARRY C. CONNELLY 78-79 . . . 79-80 . . . Ford II, 80-84 YEA HA! L.L.M..,M'I. St. Helens. Mr. Ebling. mm., ,Mm Callahan, Board Meetings, Cabin Cook- outs, Weekeigjdsk. .. . Boston Parties. FcZirTI'r42.Q5.fi.fggif3gJnks Mrs. Haily, Mi Nina 'MbrQQ!ff2iAirpoffgftEbgan HHton,iL.V.fiTexE1s if fjSMarshaII Tucker Bcnd, RUNNING LIKE THE WIND, CAN'T YA SEE . . . h ' To exist is to change to change is to mature to mature is to go on creating oneself endlessly 'v FooTball Ag Cross-CounTry Skiing Ap Baseball 41. 5 , JOSE IVI. CURBELO ELAlNE L. DELBRIDGE Vestigia 43 Library Aide A: Impressions A5 Cross-CounTry Skiing 3 Womens AThleTics 2: Dance 2: Tennis 2: To live your life your own way . . . To reach for The goals you have seT for yourself . . . To be The you ThaT you wanT To be . . . ThaT is success. In your vision is The image of yourself. 5,1 3 . ' J a-T. T' V- 1, gg,.,.,. M 'if ff-Q., vim ia,-Q. ,4-rs. s fa. .VE V., -. CHARLES EHRENBERG Af Don'T geT fooled again! T . M , 'xl sgi is l x 1.1 CHARLES ELKINS CHIP M. EVANS MARK E. ESTES Alumni Developmeniol Cornrniflee A: Vorsiry Wreslling 3. 41: Vorsiiy Tennis 3. -5 'J ' ,r.f:w , sg, 77-78 . . 79-89. . 80-84: l've mcacle ii, Merrell Hall, L.L,M., MT. Si. Helens, Tree Climbers Associates, River Reis, J. Geil's. LL. Boorcl Meetings, Lacrosse, Road Trips, DSH with Speoirum, Merrell l. 24 Seniors QF-S PETER M. EWALD Aerobics 25 Lifesaving 2. PETER FEINZIG Darkroom 3, 415 Basketball 45 Competitive Swimming 2g Rec Tennis 'IJ Genius is 4096 inspiration and 9096 perspiration T,A. Edison T o Q 9 3 IJ cb o '-l co :J Q C0 9' P- Z, 3, aff fs- n 'gf Q f W . iis i' V S is S sr , ,., ., ri i f if ti' -E r , . r ti LARRY ivi. FIELD E Varsity Soccer A: J.V. Tennis 41. . Q' , ,,, E V' X 1 , ss is ' 9 4 fi, x I , i V fn I if , af if 2, X' x 'W W i 411621 ff 3 in ' W ss. W' f' f Mir: A Z., ,gf -'S' Q Seniors 25 VCDLKER F. GALLICHIO Foolboll A: Wreslling A. HOWARD F. FREDERICKS Vorsily Boskelboll 41. PAUL GATY Recreofionol Golf A, Vorslfy Hockey A le STEPHEN GOLDSTEIN Label , You must leam to play the game. Miguel, Tony, Paddy, Chris, Josh. Thanks Big AI, Mt. St. Helens: Weekends at Randolph , The Boy's From Randolph. BRIAN HALE MICHAEL S. GOTTLIEB VESTIGIA 3, Editor A, Student Council Senior Class Representative 41: Impressions 3, A: Drama 3, A, Judicial Board A: Library Aide 3, A: Student Activities Council 3, A: Spanish Club 3: Rec Tennis 3: Junior Varsity Tennis 3: Lifesaving 3: Varsity Swimming 35 Tennis A. The world's spinning madly It drifts in the dark Swings thru a hollow of hate A race around a star A journey thru a universe ablaze- with changes. Phil Ochs r R 1 Those who don't think, those who don't question, those who don't start new ideas and fight for them, those who always follow and never lead, they are those who forever go in circles. Life is like music-it must be composed by ear, feeling and instinct, not by rule. Vesligic stoff A, Student Activities Council 4: Dromo Club 4, West Wing Proctor A5 Swimming A, Modern Donce 3, . . . ond the pointed ponies go up ond down, we're coptured on o corousel of time, we con't return - we con only look behind from where we come, . ond go round ond round ond round in the circle gome . . . JILL M. HALPERN 0 in Q Footboll P.G.: Cross-Country Skiing PG.: Rec Golf 28 Seniors 4., K , ,EK xr xx 3 x DEBORAH B. HARSTEIN Vestigia Business Monoger A: Impressions 3: Student Council Secre- tory 4: Women's Athletics 3: Modern Donce 3: Junior Vorsity Tennis 3. imoges go by like o speeding sphere, like the sky so cleor. I remem- ber those people l used to know, the times we've loughed. the times we've cried, the imoges go by .... l see the imoges one by one, together in harmony we hod gone. The light glows with memories of my friends ond enemies one ond oil, the imoges go by. Lote nights, bum nights,Con I bum o butt? my children-West Wing, Mr. Droper, Mr. Grossmon, Miss. Fleming Mr. Myer, Mr. Otto-Thonk you oil for everything! 4 'r-fvrvvrl-.,...,,..,,,,,,,,s.N, RICHARD P. HAYES x 'ii SCCTT MARTIN HIRSHBERG . DUNCAN A. HILLIARD lf life is a bowl of cherries, why am I always in the pits? Erma Bombeck Q .. qw ,anna we Cross-Country Skiing 2: Senior Soccer 3, A, 5: Swimming 2: Basketball 3: Wrestling 4, 5: Baseball 2, 3, A, 5. SCOTT A. HUNTER Progress Editor A, 5: Drama Club A, 5: Audio Visual A, 5: Headmasters Advisory Council A: Student Development Council 4, 5, Student Council 5: Dorm Procter 5: Sr. Soccer 4: Golf 4, 5. EW 7' 1,-4 Never was bothered by bad dreams, they never made me afraid but then l never dreamed l'd wake up and find me in the freak parade. Todd Rundgren Merrill Hall 78-84: MG. weekend in N.Y., Thanksgiving week '79 at the Holiday lnn, Providence, K.W.O., F.A,B., Thanks to special friends J,B. K.K., F.A., PG. -- Good Luck to the Roaches and the Dryfoosi Thanks to the Fosters for ci great year. Grand Central Station, CBS Sports, Fur Dept., do it up. Let's check out. Wild week- ends on the course. New Batteries in the flashlight, Mr. M? J.F., Thanx for newspaper help. Thanks for guidance, A.M., L.R.O., GB., M.A.G. Best wishes to class of 84. Missing the gang from '80. Thanx, Mom, Nana, Papa and Jackie. Seniors 29 S :- Y .n , RAIVIZI KHOURSHEED ff of DAVID A. KING Photography 4: Golf Ag Basketball 4: Varsity Lacrosse 4: Rec Tennis 3: Lifesaving 3. ERIC G. KIRCHOFF Proctor Merrell I 41: Proctor East Wing Lounge 3: Work Squad 3, A: Athletic Equipment Room Manager 35 Junior Varsity Soccer 2: Swim- ming 2: Junior Varsity Tennis 2: Varsity Tennis 3, 4: Rec Tennis 3, A. Ford ll - Mr. E-E-Ebling, I8 rowdy boys to begin with and 8 at the end of the year: room 744, T-Foster, K-Eldridge: Frisbee with KM. 8. SM., townies, East Wing - FEARSOME FIVE: CR., CL., CE., T.S., E.K., DORM RAIDS, the cave and Larry May, Homewood girls: Debbie, Jill, Sue: C.R. 84 E.K. - try and get out of Q-3-O and D.S.H.: got a butt? Merrell Hall - Good Morning Boys , D.S., K.K., goto the kitchen, cig with MG., All Nighters, Aruba 84 Virgin Islands, C.R. the flirter, Wicked, listening to Reggae with M.W. 'Q L-fe, at vs KEVIN KOPINS The Cottage, Flame, Hunter, I have to' interview you , Love to Michelle, do it up, caught with tall boys, by a tall boy, Boston, Brat, I made it Dad, NYC Frolics, P.R., WBRS-Headin on back to Boston, RHS, I I need a new chair, Hunter, l'm taking yours , we are all units All In The Family- '14 130 p.m., KNOCK-KNOCK qpausej KNOCK, Merrell I, Fosters, blew the tweeter, Karen on Price ls Right, bottles - Parents Weekend, break out some food, lock the door, Halloween Make-up, LOOK OUT HERE I COME!!! , 2 +5 I have flouted the wild, I have followed its lure, Fearless, familiar, alone: Yet the wild must win, and I day will come when I shall be overthrown. -Robert Service JONATHAN LEWIS LAZAR Soccer A: Hockey A: Baseball A. A -1 ,gifs gfe- ln and around the lake mountains come out of the sky and they stand there one mile over we'II be there and we'II see YOU ten true summers we'lI be there and laughing too twenty-four before my love you'II see I'Il be there with you. yes , ,,r !QoBEret B. LEMERE S y Varsity Football 4, 2: Cross- Country Running 3: CrossLCountry Skiing 4 2: Hockey Manager 3: Softball 'l, 3, 41: Tennis 2. 3 T JAMES LISTENIK , I s R TRACY A. IVIATHIEU Impressions A: Cross-Country Running 2, A: Progress 3. Ag Student Council Treasurer 4: Competitive Swimming A. Most smiies ore started by another smiIe Tracy 32 Seniors qw, WILLIAM A. LUDDY Drorno Club A: Progress Ag Footboil 11: Wrestling A I X lull:- s-'A -, PAUL A. IVICDONNELL Footboll A: Skiing 415 Tennis 115 Student Activities Council A5 Dromo Club -4. AH The wOrId'S G stoge. oll the men ond women in it merely ployers. They hove their exits ond their entronces: ond one mon in his time ploys mony ports. -Shokespeore Y i E N tA' 1 t A Tx . BOB IVICNAIVIEE Football ag Lifesaving 4. RALPH IVIEGARGEL uw I ,Vai Seniors 33 N 2 T 34 SeniorswL,, Q ERIC D. MEYERS Movie Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4: Work Squad 2, 3, A: French Club 2, 3: Athletic Equipment Room Manager 3, 4: Dorm Procter A: Assistant Dorm Procter 3: Basketball 4: Softball 'lg Crass Country Running 2, 3: Work Squad 2, 3, A. MICHAEL A NAUGHTON Football 2' Cross-Country Skiing 2: Softbail 2, 3, A: Cross-Country Running 2' Wrestling 3 A: Football 4. Ford ll Mr. O Neil A.P. Gaty-the only way to Boston. Shanty ll, Execu- tive Committee Head Games, DMC.. WW 4:30-5:30, Dec. 17. Zim pic The lost cause Hunter Station US til. KK, Tony, TP. Bag Days, Capital is the key to success. Head for the mountains. W.W, Eddie, l LUV NY alfl LAWRENCE IVIINTZ tta, f Y I l tt I Ill PATRICK WILLIAM NAUGHTON Cross Country Skiing 2: Varsity Basketball 2: Softball 25 Flag Football A Varsity Basketball 415 Varsity Baseball A5 Drama Club A: Student Coun- cil Vice President A: Library Aide 35 Audio Visual Ag Admissions C-uide3, A: Judicial Board 41. Ford I: C.E., the Volkswagon, J.l.B.S., Handcuffs, ArIhur's Roommate Tony-S.H., 90th East Side The Eagles - Spaceman, Bagel, We did it Fred, the Babe 'I-A-3, Ski trips to Randolph. The Merrell Boys. Where is St. Helens? Creature, Mr. Greenberg, Ride that Train, Bagdays, KO., Big Al, Thanks mean gram and Billy, IVIr. Leo R. O'Neil, I can't tell you why - Eagles. 'Only the good die young - Billy Joel. lVl.K.. LG., W.D.: The lrishflsraeli Ticket. WILLIAM HENRY NUNN Cross Country Running 55 Varsity Basketball 5: Drama Club 5 JAMES O'CONNOR Lifesaving MAKOTO ONODA Cross-country Runningdg Competitive Swimming A. While there is life, there is hope. Life lies beforeme. MARIA E. QUINONES Maru 'wi fm. .kk THOMAS ALLEN PERINE Varsity Football 2: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, rl: Varsity Baseball 2, 3, A Varsity Soccer 3, 4: Procter Merrell ll A. Swimming 2: Varsity Swimming 3, A: Cross Country Running 2, 3: Spanish Club 4: French Club 2: Tennis 2. It's not the time to make a change, just relax, take it easy. Vou're still young, that's your fault, there is so much you have to know. Find a boy, settle down, if you want you can marry. Look at me, I am old but l'm happy, V, -Cat Stevens Susse Chalet , Quincy Bay inn , cemetary times, Week-ends at Harpo's, The porch on A period and Ivy, Homewood 80', West Wing Oh Henry! Sorry! Baby: 9:3O's, Pipes of West Wing, 4-A-3, Forts, Quiet times in D.S.H., working in the kitchen, Baptism of Herby, clean-up before parents weekend of '79, mi nino, I finally made it, K-Kareator, 5flOf80-3f'lAf80-P.N., sit up-town, guys from the beginning to the end, it was all a trip. -can't wait . . . - Inever thought it would happen to me. Seniors GEORGE D. REILLY Green House Proctor A, Photography Club 4, 2, 3, 4: Impressions A: Class Representative 2: Varsity Cross-Country Running 3, A: Spanish we--u Club 4, 2, 3: Social Studies Excellence Award 3, Assistant Saturday Nightlvlovle 3: Student Activities Council A: Junior Varsity S0VCZ'C6r 4: Junior Varsity Cross-Country Running 2: Junior Varsity Cross-Country Skiing 4, 2, 3. L Rather than love, than money, than fame. give me truth. ye? risv, Henry David Thoreau my , CHRISTOPHER J. RUPP Cross-Country Skiing 25 Cross-Country Running 2, 3, 4: Varsity Hockey 3, 4: Golf 2, 3, A: Kitchen Proctor 3. Bonesies room: Hayes, Mr. Dick Hayes, Jock: Roar, Sandy Reed my A 4 little sister. Ford Hall, West Wing Raids, Home at Riches, What a . , weekend! Boston, Mlke G., Eric K. East Wing, Roller Skating, What A year! 'WW fi 4 x l X X Ll ... 4' ' L 'fl W, L TIFFANY IVY SANDS Impressions 4: Co-captain Cheering 4: If you love something, set it free. ' If it comes back, it is yours lf it doesn't it never was. SumSki , LEE-Lee, Curly, Gnd Bobyi l LUV U ALL FOREVER! ,L 'F' Seniors 37 A S !,,Sl ff' , fl i,' ,J ,X H ' f QQf:f,' 1 f V wrt' sf' M j IVIOTOI SATO Tennis 2, 3: Cross Country Running. make a perfect volume one way or another. CHARLES G. SCOFIELD Rec Tennis 35 Downhill Skiing 35 Cross-Country Skiing 3, Self Defense 35 .. W 1, Impressions 2, 3, 415 Junior Varsity Soccer 25 Cross-Country Skiing 2: The life is like a book, which has many missing pages. It is not easy to Flag Football 45 Downhill Skiing 415 Self Defense A. J , I Y ., at . A .. Iv kv? f'9, J- 3 if 4 ,, x X A z .. gf ' , - , 4, ,1 2 b ' 4 an WALTER A. SCOTT Jr.-Sr. Soccer 11: Varsity Hockey A: Varsity Golf A. A 1 A W 'FRANKeSCULLV - LEILANL STEWART 4 i DENNIS R. SHAFTEI? Rec Tennis 3, Ag Vorsiiy Tennis A: JV Basketball 3 Homewoce Prbcibr Ag Dcneeelf, 4:lSbftbQi1 3, Ag Vofieyboll 45 Drornq CiUbF3g Impressionsillg Sfudenfi .Alumni Development Commit- Tee 41. I LiL M Mt. Saint Helens, Ski Trips, River Rats and J. Giel's DAVID SUROVEC Band, Lacrosse Fever, Board Meetings, Road Trips. l HEctore suLAlviAN sffxLDivAiQ Varsity Soccer Zi: Varsity Wrestling 45 Varsity Baseball A FUIVIITOSHI TANAKA Vestigia Sports Editor 4: Kitchen 3, 41: Swimming 3. A: Varsity Soccer 3: Aerobics 3: Cross-country 3. Listen to something always, think something always, learn something always. lt is a real way of life. Today comes only once. and never again. Better a good friend than silver and gold. Rice, Rock'n'Roll. Radio, and Really ..,, -' M.W. I said, Hip hop a hibey to the hibet, a hip hip hop and you don't stop a rockin' to the Bang-Bang boogie say up jump the boogie to the rythm of the boogie to beat .... HMG., S.G., PN., and TP. Hiking on Sunday afternoon .... S.T. etc I don't take you seriosly .... CB. At my room .... M.O., and R.K. At the kitchen .... Thank you for everything. Mr. D., G., P., H., A., G., J., B. Miss O., K., F., Mrs. M. To my girl friend . . . America is not remote for a lover .... '79-'80 F-I '80-584 M- ll 40 Senior I ur S PETER THGMPSC' Varsity Soccer A, Lifesaving 4: Lacrosse SAM TUTEN MARCUS WILLIAM WEBER Student Government A5 Headmasters Advisory Council 3: Judicial Board 3: Student Advisor 3, Varsity Soccer 3, A:Lacrosse3, 4,Downhill Skiing 35 Cross-Country Skiing 3: Life is no brief candle to me. lt is a sort of splendid torch which l have got hold of for the moment, and I want to make it burn as brightly as possible before handing it on to future generations. George Bernard St aw l'd rather be a free man in my grave than a puppet sitting on stage Jimmy Cliff Lax 79, 80, 81, Hit to kill, Run to die, for the Eggman, M.W., JM., D.S., C.E., River Rats, J.B.. JG., U.F.O's but not time to leave? F.A., jam Ubush doctor , H.S., l like your style, Rock , D.H., Head games , Race Car,rrr, last car, T.L.C., Thank you! Rew, thanks to you l made it, Forever Love, P.M., E.C.C. Blums Deb's, sunday money blues, The Bimmer Bummer, Super, far out, Cosmic Sky Diving Team , Bob, Peter, Jimmy, and the world, Thank you, Reggae, J.N., class of 80-84, Thank you, R.W. stand firm Bell system, MII faroutl Pour a drink. Take a shower. Rest your head. Thank you 202 Seniors Al Hr 4 3 ' if ,S , ,si . 3 l, Av' ia f T EQ N Aw T V L' 1 JONATHAN P. WEINER Drama Club A: Flag Football 41: Basketball -41, Baseball A 53.19-fr .rf ,uf f ,,,.,, Q If ,af is 4 .:: sg. 4-wi' Ulf, ,g:,, iff ,wifi ,,:g. . A f 'bww ..., A. gf' .hx , .,,., 1.3vw..fyf- . M . V,.. V. i,4 ff'f'f Xfxifj l 4f,ii,.,i W- E5 4.235 ef... ll A 4' . in 1 CATHERINE M. WENTWORTH Womens' Athletics 4: Cheerleading '15 C-3-olf 1g lf you redly love something, let it go free. lf it comes back to you, it's yours to keep, If it doesn't, it was never really yours. MILES WHITLOCK He skates on the ice with his heart pounding fast. His team must score a goal or the die has been cast. Mom and Dad cannot help him as he skates all alone, Knowing a goal atfthis' point would mean a happy ride home. ' T ' T . Time is running shoftas he has passed the pugk, 1 and skates toward thefnet hopingiforrsorne luck. f In his anxiety to score the winning goal. V, He shoots too soon and completely missed the puck, A thoughtless voice cries you choked you bum . T s fill his eyes, the game is no longer fun, remember he's just a boy who stands all alone, 7 and the last thing he needs to hear is some fan groan. So open your heart and give him a break, If for it's moments like this a man you can make. Keep this in mind when you hear someone forget, sqwfjfiiff - He's just a boy and not a man yet. V -Miles Whitlock 2 RONALD D. WOOLSEY Cross-CounTry 3: Soccer 3, A, BaskeTball 3, A5 Baseball 3, A. Life is so sTrange wiTh iTs changin: Yes indeed Well, I've seen The hard Times and The pressure has been on me. BuT I keep on workin' like a workin' man do And I've goT my acT TogeTher, gonna walk all over you. -Lynyrd Skynyrd B.H. Go for iT, DefiniTely, Seriously, How was your weekend? . . . EXCELLENT!! M.W. much, much cooler Than B.C. Many good Times and early mornings, T.M. go boom-boom-crash, Ml and Mll To The A ,rf mas, MK help me afTer calssg AlFranklin for President good job, S.H. ' ' and PN., MN. be a wall and don'T piTch To second. AnoTher one biTes The dusT! HA. definiTely! l'm broke, G-ilhead, The K TiTle is noT mine, Too close for comforT T.M. or was iT'?, Doo-bees, unreal, TP. This is The year we are going To do iT! S.F., JG., J.B., W.S., J.F., GZ., GP., P.F. DAWN M. 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K 1 A 'K'-Ni., A X 3 I Q. 63 4' A Eric Leppo James Marrs ..,5 Howard Morse Chrisiine Mueller . fi Hector Nieio Sandra Reed Barry Richer James Rogers 611 Sophomores if nf -.H.,, , 16 -21. Mm I W A ' ,. A ,,,, V - 65 Nm., 7'4 w X-s.,,f 3 'VP 2 3 Q ' K 'fs -S. : 1.51 S 5 .. .pit ,B 'Q mir Qs 6,3 si X X xg E 5 x ID KI' -su..-ol' Q , g- David Rosen Rick Sargis xxx Felix Savlno -5 ,X S s ' ' 4-' Q David Shoengood Carlos Suarez Scott Sweeney Cecilia Tyndall Jill Walker V! Sophomores .A.1!i?5ei-'iff was , N53 N! s E' Simi Tom Waymark Trudi Wesion Ray Wllllg Greg Zlmmerman 68 Sophomores 112-: -' 1 X 'fy - L' C I-. W 'f W' .1 I, . nf, , X? mf. ,. - ..k ww - 9' X Q .,, 'P3 Q -by X, 'Q , ai ' ' r ' 1 ' if .3 ' K NS 2 ' i:f f,f T x l , Q Q Q E - MP' 'se l Qx 1 .h., fi' Sophomore-s 69 ,11 , . -. B X af' ,N gg 4 gf . .Q f jf 5 A Paula Becker Brenda Berman Tom Berry ..-wmv-.X we 1 I f R' . V! 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L R , 7 A Q 5 f 'ifrsw ,, L, wi W Y' ri' if 2, 5 Freshmen 77 5 xx N K .LR ...L 'LNx'LL f I, A153 w if' ' K X i Q v v A 12 i fi ii 1E gnu.. we ' .g -wwf '-,: , LEWIS V. POSICH Ed. M., Rutgers Universltyg B.S., Uni- versity of Maryland: San Francisco Aft institute: San Francisco State College: University i of Michigan: Headmaster: German , VIOLETTA M. POSICH B.M.S., University of Trieste Qltalyji italian: Plano an - Q lr' Im. ' -. 5 ' I 'QW-mu l l , I vu is l 5, A, V, f 'V f , 2, X 9 I l ff 1 V 4 4 ' , 6 80 'Ni fi Wsskifzffm Ash bmct Wmchendon Massachusetts 01475 fdephone 617 297 1223 Offlte of The Hcadnlaster To the Class of 1981 It has often crossed my mlnd that those of you who do take the tlme to read the tradltlonal message to the graduatlng class probably do not so untll months or even years after graduatlon and after the glow and joy long have faded Certalnly the last week of school lS not t est tlme to read about SGrlOUS matters you are flushed wlth success happlness and a certaln measure of lmpatlence to leave the scene of so mu hard work and so many rSStrlCtlOHS on your exuberant young llves Nevertheless I wrlte thls ln the hope that too much tlme wlll not be permltted to pass some meanlng for you The prlnclpal cautlon I wlsh to glve you and you may no longer need lt lf my SUSplClODS about the tlmlng of your readlng are correct lS to keep ln mlnd always that each of us lS responslble for hls er own aCtlOHS and therefore for the results of those actlons In other words how you do out there ln the blg bad world lS pretty much up to you an whether you succeed or fall lS pretty much a measure of how much you have put lnto lt Thls has always een true but lt lS especlally lmportant that you understand lt now that you are leavlng the supportlve and protectlve Wlnchendon envlronment A llttle luck wlll help so we wlsh you much More lmpOrtdDtly we wlsh you the success t at can e yours lf you want l Remember us and come- ack to vlslt agaln and agaln Slncerely LEWIS V POSICH Headmaster java? ZW Th 1 ll ' ll ' , ' he b ' ' 7 1 1 I I before you read it, yet enough time that it will have 1. i . . . Zh . I . ' I d b I . . . T I I . I hh O b - ' 't. , b . . . . 1 KEITH W. OTTO AM., Harvard University: B.A., University of Washington: Assistant Headmaster: College Counselor: PROGRESS Adviser: VESTIGIA Adviser: English MORRIS A. GIBBONS, Ill AB., Syracuse University: Director of Admis- sons: English Chairperson: Judicial Board. .-. s ,L Q.. su i, ki... , J ... ..... . , - - -A s--...in-si . s... k Ss, is 1 l f ALAN G. MYER MA., Villanova University: B.A., Lafayette College: Dean of Students and Faculty: PROGRESS Adviser: Mechanical Drawing: Football, Baseball. J. THOMAS ENGLE MA., University of New Hampshire: B.A.. Wilkes College: Director of Studies: Social Studies. BRADFORD R. ARTER B.A., Macalester College, Gettysburg College: English: Drama, impressions YVONNE M. BUSHEY B.A., University of Massachusetts: Ann- hurst College for Women, Westfield State College, American international College: University of Alaska: French, Typing, Crafts GEORGE A. BALKO, Ill B.A., Yale University, Harvard University: Social Studies: Chairman Judicial Board: Varsity Soccer, Varsity Basket- ball, Varsity Tennis JAMES L. CONNELL B.A., Suftolk University, Fitchburg State College: Social Studies: Lifesaving JAMES B. BIGWOOD B.S., Fitchburg State College: Photog- raphy Club: Mathematics. MARY DORSEY B.A., St. .loseph's College: Mathemat- ics Faculty 83 PAMELA J. FINN B,A.. Universiiy of ine Pacific, Eibefi Co- veii Coiiege. Goucher College: Span- ish. Engiisn as a Second Language: Vesiigu Advisor ROBERT DRAPER ELA., University of Rocnesierg Main- ernaiics: Coach Junior, Senior Soccer, Junior, Varsiiy Baskeibaii ANN K. FLEMING BA , Bryn Mawr Coiie e Micidieioufy . Q , Coiiege: French, Social Siudies: Admis- sions Office: Voiieybail ROBERT E. EISENMAN B.S.. University of Massachusetts: Main- emaiics. Science: Coach Lifesaving, Recreaiionoi Tennis ESTY FOSTER Ill B.A., Homiiion Coiiege: Engiish: Coach Cross'Couniry Running, Varsiiy Hockey cvnruux L. mem MA., University of New Hampshire, B.A., Aibrighi College: Language Aris BA Facuiiy i i rr' 5 .,,,,.u., , i E Mix X 5 E 5 3 1 i ii' ii it .av , x X RER in fh - .5 'Q' rx i qi .1 y Q u,,,,,. ,,,u, u van' 1 f .V ' 3 jf in N YQ C? 3 Q be .paws LYNNE M. FOURNIER B.S., Ed.. Bridgewater State College: Language Arts: Cheerleading, Tennis. Judicial Board MARK J. HANSEN B.S., Keene State College: Science: Cross-Country Skiing, Junior Varsity Basketball JOHN C. GRECO M. Ed., Suffolk University, B.A., Norwich University: English: Golf, Junior Varsity Basketball STEPHEN B. HILL B.S., Keene State College, Mathemat- ics: Assistant Dean of Students and Faculty: Varsity Basketball DAVID A. GROSSMAN B.A., Harvard University: Mathematics: Cross-Country Skiing: Junior Varsity Basketball JEREMY T. JANSSON MA., Brigham Young University, B.A., Brigham Young University: Social Stud- ies: Weightlifting, Judicial Board. Faculty 85 SUSAN LAWRENCE B.S., Fitchburg State College: Lan- guage Arts MICHAEL D. JACKSON B.A., University of Maine: English Coach Junior Varsity Soccer, Crossl Country Skiing DAVID M. MARTIN Bs., University of Massachusetts: Moth- f ematics KAREN M. KIELAR B.A., Wheaton College: English DONNA M. MATUSEWICZ M.A., Worcester Polytechnic institute B.A., Boston College: Science, Mathl ematics JANET P. LATOUR M.A., Fitchburg State College, B. Ed., Fitchburg State College, Language Arts 86 Faculty 1.5 -ve 1' a I n- ,dm x i! . k k .A,,- -if. :fi I . s '1 'i .N 'Q is X . s '51 I 'K X iw iw , P is 'EI A X is N is .wx I X I is Q ' :+R 'is N in Q Djs 'S ,im s.-.Y ft ' x he s- . X I' ,Q Q 1 2- in X Tx A 'FN X 5? A : -:EN of ti i if fig l if r X N f 1 3 5 SN 'WB 'Qs PW? J 7 s ne S P . . ss X Q , we I M i i is 'K X Q fE MARION J. MAXSON B.S., Southern Connecticut State Col- lege: Language Arts: Cheerieading MR. DON PLACE M. Div., Yale University B.A., Williams College: English: Hockey MICHAEL P. O'BRIEN B.S., Norwich University: Social Studies: Wrestling VIOLETTA M. POSICH BMS., University of Trieste Cltalyb: Pi- ano, italian DONNA I.. OSSENFORT B.S,, State University of New York, On- eonta: Science I CATHERINE B. REILLY M.A.L.S., Fitchburg State College, B.A.. Fitchburg State College: Librarian r... Faculty 87 HENRY P. ZUSSMAN B.S. Ed., Northeastern University: Direc- tor of Athletics: Sociai Studies: Varsity Hockey, Senior Soccer, ,M NICHOLAS H. RYAN lVl.F.A., Pratt institute, B.A,, Connecti- cut College: Art: Recreation Tennis: lm- pressions F. HOWARD BUSS PhD., Temple University, MA., Kent State University, A.B., Franklin and Mar- shall College: Consulting Psychologist DANIEL C. SHATTUCK, JR. B.S., University of New Hampshire, Uni- versity of Notre Dame: Science CYNTHIA DORVAL i..P.N., Mt. Wachusett Community Col- lege: School Nurse THOM P. WOMBWELL M. Div., Episcopal Divinity School, B.A.. Hope College. Michigan State Universi- ty, University of Nebraska, Suffolk Uni- versity: English 88 Faculty 5 'TQ' fx 1. Q '4' ' l ,: A ii is i i ' ,ix M. , ' is 'JK I ri iicc I irii Z1 K 'H if W , I I , H 1 ,iii l ff in itci Uwz 3 'Q MR. JOHN A. SQUITIERO, JR B.S., Morris Horvey College Busnness Monoger MRS. ERLINE ASHMORE Recepfionisf MRS. SHIRLEY DUPUIS Alumni fDevelopmenf Officer MRS. MARILYN COC!-IRAN Evening Receptionist MRS. ENID FOSTER R AlumnifDeveiopmenf Officer MRS. WENDY GAUTHIER HeodmosTer's Secretory Sfcff 89 MR. LEO R. 0'NElLL A.A., Boslon College: Deon Emeritus THEODORE P. ROSEN MD., Middlesex College: School Physician MRS. DEBBIE POSICH Adminislrolive Assislom' To The Deon of Sludenls ond Focully Coordino- lor of Exlrocurrlculor Aollvilies MRS. RACHEL MURPHY Executive Secrelory MRS. SIMONE MCINTYRE Bookkeeper 90 Sloff Xxx :1 Su. A ..,., W.: -af , If .N f' 6 - 'A ,4'S?v 1-1 - 1 ' x . su-f--.. ' fi g., k MRS. LORRAINE CONNOR Head Housekeeper MRS. GERMAINE RUS!-IFORD Housekee-per Y ,Q mum A 'Ewa tl! nm: + V Z' 55 z if f J lin .P 2 jk 3 'IM X , i'-,gift , ff I . , BL 3 I 'f s M Z x, f 4 me 2 in .iss ',4R.' ff!!-7' s'g Q -' 4 4, A .. 3 xxi 'Q Q... I-J, if .1 . in A A , ' avid! fa 2, -sfsugm. , , ' ,P . fr f H 'af vw' may wig, 4 ,, T wx1'k 1. f f X .-uv '.' K f ,1 S ,fu-.. Aw 'ii ,Q -'V .. N' 1 ' f V mv 'zs ggfsff Q - bum, 5 5 9 SQ X Q- ,vw -Q .. ff ,,,- .W we C !, 5 35 125. Q52 L CER 1980 VARSITY SOCCER TEAM-Front Row: Mark Hall Qmanagerj, Larry Field, Steve Fixx, Joe Bentley, Brian Seppa, Bill Guttman, Jeff Follett, Charlie Elkins, Tom Waymark, Carlos Suarez Cmanagerk Back Row: Coach George Balko, Jimmy l Alderman, Tom Perine, Robert Baudouin, Hector Sulaiman, Bill Cavanaugh, Pete Thompson, Mark Weber, Brian Hale, Scott Glazer, Miles Whitlock, Coach Mark Hansen. Q6 1 S T is If , , jwf--+ - ' J:f'wHfr'T,Ls1,. 4 S f ,Mfr-W1 ' f - ruff .. .eff f' W.-.vww--1 .' ' f. . fs ,.'frfU se. ' T V. -T. M 1. r .sjls 'W , iff Qijib f ' ' 'g,, N22: A ' ' if , ,,,, ' ., rw .M.fw,. W '41 fgfifrfr E ., A Ayn kyaldg.. 'Q'- Qllyf . l - 1 Nr K 1 1' The Winchendon VarsiTy Soccer Team baTTled a very Tough slaTe of opponenTs This year. Playing a schedule of Two games a week which Took The Team on The road Twice as ofTen as iT played aT home, The squad finished The season 3-5-3. The re- cord dld noT indicaTe The True qualiTy of This year's Team, however. ln The firsT game of The season, losing 2-4 wiTh Time running ouT, Winchendon applied laTe pressure and Tied The score wiTh 8 seconds remaining. In overTime a winning goal was scored wiTh only 417 seconds gone. This game seT The Tone for The season. Even in The Three games which were ouT of reach as Time ran down, Winchendon never gave up. ln every game, The Team played even wiTh or beTTer Than our apponenTs. Even againsT VermonT and Cushing, by far The besT Teams we played all year, we more Than held our own. Individual highlighTs were many in This frusTraTing, yeT rewarding, year. The season's lVlosT Valuable Player, Jim Alderman, scored a haT Trick againsT WorcesTer, sTunning Then aT Their Homecoming. Bill G-uTTman swepT down The lefT wing Time and again, becoming our mosT dangerous scorer and making The only goal in The BancrofT game, by far The besT played, hardesT foughT game of The year. ln The remaTch againsT Chapel Hill, Tom Waymark, Brian Seppo, Mark Weber, Jim Alderman and PeTer Thompson CThe season's mosT improved playerj col- laboraTed To shuT down Their dangerous wing who had almosT single-handedly beaTen us aT Home- coming. ln The MonTy Tech game aT The end of The year, The Tying goal was scored againsT goalkeeper Brian Hale afTer The whisTle had sounded. In The Dublin game we scored Two goals and losT 2-4. VarsiTy Soccer O7 ff-wr df' .Lf !E4 m is K-ffsfffifv' Rfk rff'?xg3,T:f:9Q,- A, 'Rx' V... m ' sq if X . ,. A 1 H 'Nik 6 . wi, ,as IL. L 'Y' if 1, If g. V my ,. ws . ww- figiw Af 2-,- f ff at W , X W . .. will x ,ig . ,gi Mzfgk ma. K.: i 15? 'P 1 'x,aegfi51Z4:i I 5, :,V,,v,, A. rVV,b 5 f A fa WW Qmfsaihiaivz ff yay - -wqaqgzt V' f 4 ' ' ' ' -- : ., ' H, ...Q - ' Q ' ' . .. A-if , ,, ., 'L A 5 , .. ' . ' ' F 1 'ff' - - A ., . V J., , X, ERT A M 5 5 X, wav. L ,gg A L 5 ,M , M K 2 f J, Jn, - s. A . f 4 ., 'PI-Aff ww A X ff . f , 435' ig:,,,1,Q.ii It 1 K A N, 5 M , ggi. . , 1 . ' . - .M A Y- 'L , , j my L K L 5 ' L J ' 3, 1 - . ' ' Wflfsq 1 ' - tv ff ' . fs.-QW?-fx si , ,, gf-,ef , . L ,K , yy, I . ff W K JJ--QW H N 'L A - 'li' wfxggige-Q-22-,,: L --K X W ' 1 g,n,a,Q, X -:.f - J cfWv2?f'f'f1v Ag, --1' A A fi N1 . - 5 1+ , - NP- - lv -if - Mft: f '. --N -Y-sssr ' .4 3 L kg L - Q f M5g!fL l -:Quik ,ggi 1 N - A .4 Sq -g ,. ' fif 'U' nv. 1,.lW,:M. :N w 'ff l 'g s v.. fl S .. - A i fx ' f . K, J' . kr' , Sv'-W i . - - - ywfb-vyi , L.w..-gyiw H X' - lwflfwf bwqwlw -fk ,k, 5gV I :A X . .,,,,3g3... .SQRA Sis vi I I L' :2Y'dw.Vw,M. X - ef V - 'Sn aikw NT? fi -1' X 1 , Y-'A J 'X gif-I ' H Vorsify Soccer QQ Junior Varsiiy Soccer iii N4 . , . .. K ,r U 5, ,L V f 1 . e.. s '- ,wo-.'r -ss' ' 'i , unM5b:.I 'fnl5ll 5J'na.1i?N?lF:.v Lei 'Lf J V' 4' i ' ' ' 1980 JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER-Front Row: Eric Peiiy, Ricky Leppo, Carl Schwarzkopf, Rob Kiiiay, Howard Kahn, David Young, Todd Siuari, Richard Brarne, Robert Ruppert. Back Row: David Rosen, John Liiis, Russell DuBrow, David Surovec, John Goodman, Royce Gage, Howard Morse, William Green, Andy Edelsrein, Mr. Michael Jackson. 400 The purpose of cl Junior Varsity Team is To develop each player's skill and undersTanding of The game. The Junior VarsiTy Soccer Team played a '14 game schedule. This benefiTTed The players because iT maximized Their playing ex- perience. This year's Team seIecTed Robby KiTTay, Carl Schwarzkopf, and Howard Kahn as Their cap- Tains, Carl provided Tough defense aT his sweep- er-back posiTion, and Howard Kahn conTribuTed much enThusiasm and energy from his lefTwing posiTion. Robby KiTTay played numerous posiTions, in- cluding goal keeper, and performed well aT each posiTion. Robby is a freshman aT The Win- chendon School. His undersfanding of The game and skills are well above average for a player his age. The VarsiTy Coaches are looking forward To Robby's reTurn nexT year. Dave Surovec, Ramzi Khoursheed and John LiTTs were upperclassmen who made conTribu- Tions To The Team. John Goodman from Housfon, Texas, playing his firsT season of soccer, showed consisTenT improvemenT. OTher members of The Team were David Young, Russ DuBrow, Ricky Leppo, Tad Green. Todd STuarT, RoberT RupperT, Rich Brame, Eric PeTTy, Howie Morse, and Royce Gage. Andy EdelsTein was The Team Trainer. His assis- Tance was invaluable To Coach Mike Jackson. Junior VarsiTy Soccer 404 Senior Soccer . .. f,:.r. M s r 5 ,I or , , , - ' Q4 ,X 7' - in ,- Qwr, if - +1 1. me .i . ' . . f M- ,W gs W. S, ' . - .5 ,. ' 1 V ff. iff' WP -' ' A-:w ,- ' ., .v Y - -V .,, ' 1980 JUNIOR SENIOR SOCCER TEAM-Front Row: Scott Hirschberg, Nick Carbone, James Listenik, John Scott, Frank Scully, Larry Connelly. Back Row: Coach Bob Draper, Abbott Low, Ralph Megargle, John Randle, John Adams, Scott Glaser, Walter Scott, Sam Tuten, Scott Roig, Brian Cosgrove, Remby Hirsch, Jon Lazar fmanagerj, Coach Henry Zussman. 9 The Junior Senior Soccer team this year had many close games. The first was the over-time game at Brew- . ster Academy, which Winchendon won 2 to 4 in overtime S with a winning goal from John Scott. The following week Winchendon played Gardner High School, whose soccer nets had been stolen. We had to use our men as judges. We lost that game 2 to 4. On October 8, Winchedon played Williston fNorthamp- 'S ton. This was a big game for us because the Willistonf Northampton team has almost 250 boys compared to t Winchendon's 480. The senior team gave Willistonf Northampton a good fight with the 'score 0-0 into the second half, but we lost the game A to 0. Winchendon's next game was at Holderness, in which we won in over- time. This time the winning goal was scored by Sam J Tuten. The soccer team had an extremely rigorus schedule to follow this season, and almost all of our games played away had 'field' problems. The season ended on a high note as the team defeated K.U.A. on their home field with the score of A to 4. This showed the teams best overall group effort for the season. 4 ., ,. ,LM 402 Senior Soccer is , I ., ww , ,, V W M aL1Q. f -M V Q w K SemorSoccer403 Cross-Couniry 1980 Cross-Country Running-Fronl Row: Duncon Grciy, Chris Doyle, Justin Holbrook, Mokolo Onodo, Bill Holl, Trudi Weston, Amondo Cord. Back Row: Monoger-Jim Rogers, Gregg Zimmermon, Tony Sloyrnon, Bill Nunn, Torn Berry, Jornes Morrs, Chris Rupp, George Reilly, John Fennelly, Cooch Dovicl Grossmon. Q 4 wa is A Qixhh A kiLL an AV .T - CompeTiTion-wise, The Team did noT win any meeTs, buT in Their hearTs They were winners every Time , said lasT year's Vesiigia abouT The 4979 Win- chendon Cross-Country Team. This year's Team were winners noT only in Their hearTs buT also on The course, compiling a record of 8-4 in dual- and Tri- meeTs, The besT ever by a Winchendon cross-coun- Try Team. The Team members were a mixTure of reTurnees and eager newcomers, The laTTer led by former Salem CMAQ High sTaTe champion Billy Nunn. ElecTed capTain, Nunn lived up To his pre-season billing in The very firsT meeT by running away from The enTire Cushing Team and winning The race by over a minuTe and a half. l-le led The Team To a 20-A4 Thrashing of Their arch-rivals. The winning conTinued in a 26-29 squeaker over a sTrong buT sTunned WorcesTer Academy Team, who had scheduled Winchendon for iTs homecoming meeT, expecTing an easy vicTory. Nunn, who had won The Holderness lnviTaTional over nineTy oTher runners earlier in The week, seT a course record aT Worces- Ter, blazing The 2.3 miles in 44:40. However, iT was The guTsy sTreTch running on The parT of Three veTer- ans - George Reilly, Greg Zimmerman and John Fennelly - ThaT accounTed for The vicTory. The Team edged a sTrong KUA squad 26-36 and, desTroyed Cushing for The second Time This season. STayman and senior Chris Rupp finished wiTh a one- Two in This meeT. Personal records were seT in This meeT by David VanSyckle, MakoTo Onoda, Jim Marrs, BrenT Seizer, Chris Doyle, MoToi SaTo, Billy Hall and Trudi WesTon. The season culminaTed wiTh an exciTingly close Tri- meeT vicTory over VermonT and WorcesTer. Nunn Tied his 411:09 course record and Rupp became only The Third Winchendon runner To break fifTeen min- uTes on The home course CTony STayman being The oTherj. The final record of 8-4 was The besT in Winchen- don hisTory. Billy Nunn was voTed MVP and George Reilly, who ran specTacularly over The final Two- Thirds of The season, was named MIP. Cross-CounTry 405 Girls Volleyboll The Winchendon School GirI's Volleyball leam is The firsT of iTs kind: noT only wos iT The firsT compeTiTive volleyball Teom ever, buf iT wos olso The firsT Teom composed complefely of femole ployers. As one Teom member, Kim Corle, sToTed: When The volleyboll seoson sTorTed, o loT of girls could noT ploy volleyboll. As we sTruggled diligenfly To moke iT one lop oround Merrell Holl ond coTch runowoy boils, we groduolly goT inTo shope. Our serves sforfed monog- ing iT over The neT ond we sTorTed monoging To hiT The boIl. Skills were noT The only ospecf of The gome ThoT come wiTh efforT To The Teom. They begon To develop o sense of whoT Teomwork is oll obouT ond how impor- TonT individuol people con be To The good of The enTire group. This wos on imporTonT sTep for girls who were noT broughl up in The compeTiTive world of sporfs. For gomes, Qhoweverg we splif inTo o VorsiTy ond Junior VorsiTy. Copfoins Morion Kon ond KoThy Morro led The VorsiTy which included Lyndo BuTTers, Angie Griffin, Sue Klein, Lee STeworT, Jill Wolker, ond The J.V. which consisTed of Cofhy Beckmon, Kim Corle, Mod- eline Decker, Becky KonTor, Rivo Mogilnik, Sondy Reed, Suzonne Rubin, ond Lindo Simmons. Teom Monoger Liso G-orfinkle ond Cooches Ms. Fleming ond Ms. Kielor helped orgonize The Teom To prepore for The moTches They foced This seoson. P ga ll' ff l .f . .,f '-HQ... M , .V . ww 1980 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM-Fronl Row: Angie Griffin, Becky Konfor, Sue Klein Lindo Simmons Rivo Mogilnik Suzonne Rubin. Back Row: Jill Wolker, Lyndo Buffers, CoThy Beckmon, Kofhy Morro, Morion Kon Sondy Reed 406 Cheerleading ,,. k 4 kr K 3, ease- .xv-M' ' 4 1- e rf' ,- ' - -We we-se.e .sr ---s me afggs tis' lisgg '?TfQq'AQ y W' N4 vf .Ag -uw ,' ww- S F K 1, .V rg Q, :I '- A r im Usa? C. was it I : I S, - , k-... f 5 f ' ' A if -fri ? ' X :fri - zffffss, .. .C ..-me 5 . Gifs, pf ,M L it V, N11 K 5 M . - ' - ' X ..x. JR. , ,.X. Y hb: - -. Spirit, pride, dedication and enthusiasm describe the Winchendon Cheerleading Squad for 4980-84. Squad members Laura An- drews, Brenda Berman, Dawn Courter, Liz Knight, Tracy Mathieu, ivy McKenna, Tine Mueller, Kathy Marra, Trudi Weston, Tiffany Sands, Riva Mogilnik, Mandy Card, Elizabeth Hooten, have worked hard to provide the spirit needed at Winchendon. The girls' effort is very much appreciated here on campus. Let's hope the spirit continues in future seasons. Cheerleading 407 Recreational Tennis i 5 c . ww' 1980 RECREATIONAL TENNIS-Front Row Adam Moschel Monty Johnston David Cronin Dena Gottlieb Second Row: Mr. Nicholas Ryan, Duncan Hilliard J C Cleveland Hector Nieto Paula Becker Third Row Nelson Sands Hans Arata, Eric Kirchoff, Arno Fischer. Fourth Row Steve Schofield David Weinberg Dennis Shafter Ed Tayler Alfredo Ribelles, Richard Connor. Back Row: Mr Bob Eisenman Dave LeBlanc Peter Feinzig Richard Leonard Missing Thomas Munro. Recreational Tennis began the fall 4980 season with a roster of twenty- five members. Talent within the class ranged from the advanced player to the novice. As the season progressed through a daily regimen of calisthenics and vol- leys, the skills of the individual players progressed as well. An elimination tournament won by Chip Evans culminated the season, which was ushered out by the cold winds of New England winter. 408 ': N xxx fx mx tg Q A vm , WNN., mq.,-...-- o 4 'Ji Q ' Q Q 3? s 1 3 me sv N K af x x fffw Flag Football 1980 FLAG FOOTBALL-Front Row: Robert Lemere, Jon Weiner, Tony Suarez Pat Naughton Rodney Davis Alan Rothman Back Row: David Harris, Mr. Alan Myer, Volker Gallichio, Chuck Ehrenberg Chris Lockwood Jimmy O Conner Mike Naughton Steve Goldstein, Mr. Jeremy Jansson, Rick Sargis, Bob McNamee. Missing Ed Bordo Matt Canaday Richard Hayes Scott Howard Robert Jasse. This season saw the addition of a new intramural sport to the Fall roster, Flag Football. Coached by Messrs. Jansson and Myer, the daily regimen included calisthenics, runnings and organized team drills, in addition to the regular sched- ule of games. As the season progressed, the participants were divided into specific teams and conducted regular practices under the coaches' supervision. At the conclusion of the nine - game schedule, playoff games were held among the four teams. Due to an unex- pected storm, the championship game had to be can- celled and the two contestants were named co-champi- ons. Given the success and enthusiasm generated by this year's fledgling program, the coaches anticipate greater improvement for next season. 440 Flag Football 4' My-N4 'Msn A W GW A ms' H ' w ,, if yr- - ,LW, f ,Q H f f - ' mflfyw--K: W N V , MM ,. f 1 V. . A 25, if 'K ' 5 , , f if fly' f ?2:TL,:i I-LZJW '.,-5252 H. T' 5' f ' H ' ' I A . 1 ' - M-'JWWWJW .. 15 rf' M' 'Pig A iw if W hz v- 5259 V, X 5 w , W,,- , ,ft I In m'v,it . Y Q., ' if JA rw I J , 0 A - . ,V r W V ' 4 '1'f y ff' ' A , ' W :. T gm 3 me Q. ' . ' ' ' M -,X K , ,c , f , . . . v,w:.wu1'E,LlS1y.. ' , 7 M. 7 4 i X I Recreciiionol Golf egg WFS 'N 4:7 R 1980 GOLF- Froni Row: Neil Erzinger, Joe Doriofrio, Glen Walker. Back Row: Ted Gilmore, David King, Missing- Gooch Joy Greco, Paul Goly Scoll Hunier, Ricordo Colcofio. 442 Golf s we-ii-1+Qsisaaw.vs.wi6i3f.siefefsiklfafsfsiswi M. asm bg QW Lin ll sfrmsesszvs si uszssssw sg imsaswai Kiwis. 'FR is sax A l is :i1S:.33Ss?i .,zi3:ffL i A .. 'Y kk M 5, m!PMFxgQY.i, L.. , MW. .Z ,, 5 1 . 1' wifqfwfwm. X 1980 - 81 VARSITY HOCKEY- Bock Row: Cocich Henry Zussmon, Poui Cory, Chris Rupp, Bill Covdnough, Wolier Scori, Chip Evons, Russ Hoffberger, Andy Edelsiein ffroinery, Jon Lozor fmdndgerj, Codch Esiy Foster. Front Row: Brion Seppd, Dovid Vdn Syckle, Tony Sfdymdn, Scofi Sweeney, Todd STUOFT, Charlie Elkins, Duncan GFOY, Moniy Johnsion, John Lifts, Miles Whiiiock. HOCkey '1 '13 'I44 Hockey Wind SprinTs, circles, windmills, seTs of Three -a hard rouTine To follow day afTer day, especially in The face of some discouraging losses early in The season. BuT by mid- season, The work in basics began To pay off. AfTer The surprise cancellaTion of a few games, which gave The Team a chance To recover from Their disappoinT- menT, They came back wiTh an overwhelming 7- 0 shuT-ouT over The TilTon JV's. Spurred on by The scoring ouTpuT of Co-cap- Tains WalTer Sonny ScoTT and Bill Cavanaugh and ouTsTanding goalTending efforTs by Brian Seppa and Miles WhiTlock, The Team began To gel afTer ThaT win. Though hampered by illnesses and injuries, They foughT back Towards The goal of a .500 season Faced wiTh a lack of experience, Coaches Zussman, FosTer, and Place worked Towards molding a Team ThaT could hold iTs own againsT any oTher in basic 'lposiTion hockey. By seTTing each game-in facT, each period-as a sepa- raTe challenge, The Team emerged from The sea- son wiTh a feeling of vicTory ThaT wenT beyond Their W-L-T record. WiTh a season's experience behind Them, reTurning members of The Team are looking forward To nexT year, wiTh an eye To- wards a winning season. A N. E5 Q -. Nw, K : V.,V QA, in .. 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The VarsiTy BaskeTball Team This year saw a group of individuals mesh and mold Themselves inTo a cohesive uniT ThaT produced The mosT exciTing baskeTball in some Time aT Winchendon. Off To a fasT sTarT, The Team won a scrimmage wiTh Murdock High School, Then raced To Two wins over Holderness and New HampTon J.V. Then, a loss in The lasT minuTe To WorcesTer Academy lefT a bad TasTe in The Team's mouTh over ChrisTmas Break. Following The monTh vacaTion, The squad faced four Tough games in eighT days. OuT of pracTice, ouT of hope, The Team losT The firsT Three: iT Then exploded To vicTory in The fourTh game. FighTing off several injuries and a major flu ouTbreak, The squad persisTed and ran off vlcTories over The nexT Three games ITs record afTer Ten games was 6-A, and The prospecTs for a 10-4 season slaTe were brighT. No longer a group of individual, The 4980- 84 Winchendon VarsiTy BaskeTball Team behind The capTaincy of Tom Perine, became a sTrong unified group of players sharing blame and defeaT, buT more ofTen sharing The joy of vicTory. BASKETBALL W fy' 148 VorsiTy Boskefboll 1.55: ,. x tix! ,Ql' ' . 2' 11' 1 K Ew- hh A 1i VGrSiTy BC1SkeTbGIl 449 wh ,rss xv ww ,V , 26 S5 il- 1 :fav Svefsfig ww :SH , . , .vga A .f. Ii i xqsqxif ,rf N we ss 4 WF? IXS5 K! SE - X-rf sm, 422 K. , s 1 .1 1 Q -4593 z 5 mn: ss ti-YW-Ki 5 ini 1-.ixizifiieii gfzsuws 1 . w 5 3? i' ,Qin l ' 'iifafgb 5 S X Q? 5 3 if S SE a 5 ,sg iriliggg if-'fini S K: gkrs , . 'Wx was FQ' ,'fQfi .4 5 A4 Junior VarsiTy BaskeTball l 3 . 1 l V T 1 . l 6 f l . A . T., N ' l 4 , 2 ' ' T l wi? 5 J. Q4 . ,. ' f Q I hi in T 'T f jx em., T' l l N 3 T I, W A . . ., . .. 4, ,.,f ..LV, 1981 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL-Front Row: Carl Schwarz- kopf, RoberT Donohue, Rick Sargis, ScoTT Glaser, Loren Rosen- berg, David Cronin, Buck Row: David King, John Fennelly, David Young, Barry Richer, David Harris, Michael Quinn, Chris Doyle, Coach Bob Draper and Coach Dave Grossman. Under The auspices of baskeTball lvlenTor George Balko, The Junior VarsiTy Team provided a fine de- veloping uniT for The VarsiTy program. AT The Time of This reporT, The J.V. players were jelling inTo a fine represenTaTive of The Winchendon AThleTic pro- gram. Following a sTrong Hcome from behind vic- Tory againsT perennial rival GroTon, The Team was holding down a very respecTable 3-2 record. Draw- ing from The diverse baskeTball backgrounds of coaches, Bob Draper and Dave Grossman, The players were able To develop Their skills and, aT The same Time, keep Winchendon in The win column. The leadership of courT man, Rick Sargis, and inTimi- daTing presence of Barry Eraser Richer, have con- Tinued To solidify The moral and Teamwork of This squad. Junior VarsiTy BaskeTball 424 I 1 .:-Xi Swimming Lifesaving 1,9!fM1?7f!j 1980-81 SWlMMlNG-Front Row: Maru Quinones, Paula Becker, Jill Halpern, Mary Southworth, Cecilia Tyndall, Ed Eisenman, Hector Nieto. Back Row: Jose Curbelo, Bob Baudouin, Joaauin Puigdorfila, Brian Hale, James Marrs, James Rogers, Makoto Onoda, Coach Phil Girard. T R if 151012 - - 1 f 1980-81 LIFESAVING-Front Row: Coach Jim Connell, Howard Kahn, Peter Thompson, Rob Kittay, 5. , T r SRX RA X3 Robert Ruppert, Jim O'Connor, Greg Zimmerman, Jim Listenik. Back Row: Frank Scully, Glen 1 H R Walker, Royce Gage, Robert McNamee, Ricardo Calcano, Duncan Hilliard, George Reilly, g 'iyss JL N f-,. X Coach Bob Eisenman. S s fs 1 L ' X ' t This Winter Advanced Lifesaving was offered as a sport by lvlr. Jim Connell, a Red Cross Water Safety Instructor QWSIQ and lvlr. Bob Eisenman, a former WSI. The course, which took place at the Clark pool in downtown Winchendon, consisted of the standard water rescue tecnhiaues of a drowning victim, as well as: how to rescue a victim without going into the water, the proper use of mask, fins and snorkle, group search methods, self-rescue, and mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. Eighteen students took the course, those who completed it earned nationally recognized certification as a Red Cross Advanced Lifesaverg certification which could be used in getting a job as a lifeguard at a pool or beach, or to became a water-front counselor at a summer camp. Swimming And Lifesaving 123 Wrestling I 1980-81 WRESTLING TEAM-Front Row: Alfredo Ribelles, Richard Brame, Scott Howard Ed Borda Bill Guttman Steve Fixx Volker Gallichio Back Row: Mark Estes, Pay Willig-manager , Scott Hirshberg, Bill Luddy, William Green Sam Tuten Scott Roig Joe Donofrio Bill Hall Coach l Mike O'Brien. Missing: Mike Naughton. An impressed Spectator On February 7, I was fortunate enough to accompany the wrestling Team to Kimball Union Academy to witness our victory. I observed a highly motivated, energetic and determined Team that exhibited Tremendus unity and spirit. The team, as a whole, helped each other with concern, care and mutual support. This supportive attitude was extended To winners and losers alike. Our victory was obviously due to a well - practiced Team in good physical condition. Our wrestlers exhibited a superior knowledge of the fundamentals of wrestling. As this eye witness account suggests, it was an eventful wres- tling season. The team wrestled a very competitive schedule inlcuding Deerfield, Phillips - Andover, Proctor and Tabor, as well as some local high school powers. Improvement was seen in many wrestlers, each with varying degrees of experience. First - year wrestlers Scott Roig, Alfredo Ribelles and Richard Brame Showed very promising imporve- ment. Second - year men Steve Fixx, Sam Tuten and Mike Naughton filled in the necessary bridge between the first - year people and highly experienced wrestlers such as Bill Guttman, Ed Borda and Volker Gallichio. ln fact, these three are representing the school at the National Independent School Championships at Lehigh University in Pennsylvania. Both Borda and Gallichio provided wrestling fans with out- standing wrestling. Gallichio scored 39 points against his oppo- nent from KUA and Borda A7 points before a pin in the Third period. This fine effort was indicative of the quality and determi- nation exhibited by all throughout the season. ...-. .:. LP? ink, A, ig W ,X X, 5 5 ii Y QS 'IQ FB S: Cross-Couniry Skiing 1.3 1950. a 1981 CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING- Abbof Low, Justin Holbrook, John Randle, Ron Wooisey, Chris Boos. ,A ...r f V I X , , .Hi f ws iii , - - yum, N. E ' X 1 f 1 I Q igefi- if ' -, ,' K ,..,-f- i 7 ,N .M i, 52? E f Q 1980 EQUIPMENT ROOM MANAGERS-Front Row: Eric Myers CHeadj, Greg Gunter: Back: Larry Mintz, Chris Boas. 1980 FALL COACHES-Front Row: Miss Lynne Fournier Qfiheerleadingj, Mr, Henry Zussman, Athletic Director fSenior Soccerj. Mr. Dave Grossman, Assistant Athletic Director QCross Countryj, Miss Marion Maxson QCheerleadingj. Back Row: Mr. Mark Hansen fvarsity Soccerj, Mr. Robert Eisenman, CRecreational Tennisj, Mr. Nicholas Ryan fRecreational Tennisj, Miss Anne Fleming fvolley- ballj, Mr. Jay Greco CRecreational Golfy, Miss Karen Kielar Qvolleyballj, Mr. Bob Draper QSenior Soccerj, Mr. Michael Jackson fJunior Varsity Soccerj, Mr. Jeremy Jansson qlntramural Footbally, Mr. George Balko Olarsity Soccerj. Mlssing:- Mr. Esty Foster QCross Countryj, and Mr. Alan Myer Qlntramural Footballj. k .X A L REQ E. xwsft x A-WSW in fvn Wxmgf 1 , , 5, .'b: 5 3 -f . . N, ,. .. lx udgmvsl - gsfigkfslg gf . K 5 ,I . I uh L , K A Q 'N sas ,ix ---A L Ak, ff Q r ,R A. 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Missing - Chris Boos, Thomas Munro, Mr. Michael Jackson, Robby Kittay, Da- vid Houck. WEST WING: Bock Row: Suzanne Rubin, Linda Butters, Kathy Marra, Miss Lynne Fournier, Miss Ann Fleming, Debbie Hartstein. Cecilia Tyndall, Miss Pamela Finn. Front Row: Sue Klein, Tiffany Sands, Elizabeth Knight, lvy McKenna, Sandy Reed, Dawn Courter, Trudi Weston, Dena Gottlieb, Jill Halpern, Catherine Beckman, Becky Kantor, Madeline Decker, Riva Mogilnik, Mandy Card, Jessica Lenz, Beth Sterba. Missina: Liza Hooten and Marv Southworth. HOIVIEVVOOD HOMEW , , . ow: in a immons, Paula Becker, Jill Walker Third Row: Elaine Delbridge, Tine Mueller. Fourth Row: Laura Andrews, Lisa Garfinkle, Brenda Berman. Missing: Loren Rosenberg OOD: Back Row: Miss Karen Kielar Miss Marion Maxson Kim Carle Second R L' d S' 436 Df'3rr'ni'l'nrine , n ' ,Vg ,. -,,- K wif --f , 'K , 6 1 V' W x QW K S R . ,F Wife-1 mmm - m J 5- sSwg,1 , N i.nc:,H STREET - GREEN HQUSE i11- HIGH STREET: Back Row-Scott Sweeney, . . Niero, Robert Bowdoin, Felix Sovino y 138 Dormiiories Mrs Debbie Posich Hons Diefenboch, Greg burner, wr.. N. . .. W.-. I 4l1 -1 f David Harris Sieve Copieil. Back Row: Sc GREEN HOUSE - Front Row: CorlSchwcrzop , , ' n. Missing-Mr. Jeremy Janssen. ard. Tony Sioynon. Adorn Moscheli, Mr. Dovrd Grossmc DRUDI HOUSE 3 X W s 0 A V m X ,M 1 s Wifqf K 4 fri. K , 9 A Q Smfix K f-xQ.5Q e- X s Gay? N we X g K - Q , A L ' Q 1 K: K xx In M .P 1.4. 5 X ' 'vi few ,.W S bf f , V DRUDI HOUSE-Front Row: Ddvid Cronin, Monty JohnsTon, Dovid Voung. Back Row: Mr. Bob Eisenrndn, Andy Edelsfein, Justin Holbrook. Missing-Brion Ciemieiewski. NCFRF IOUS EN D GFAG Th e P fe , S1 den t T ak es A P ainfu gig Ski Spill 5 , QSC '95 gf? W 1 new .on N. I x Q o Nxxxxjjk- uh ,ijy , ff f7f'f7fff1?ff,f,f 9 Ysgteigeox-. so The 0 . , qi XX QS aries, o Pena . www' 'dull ,:1.f',,g: YQGNKYJ 'S xawfzjv- 2 .M-..,.,,.k,,,, swing e ' www xxx mm um vital ewan R01 Yveeimm Q Q. 1 14 -...,,. -w,u--ww! ,g1f,2Q,,d.6Rfli1:':gPv:,':.,4s, V XM mms . ' n YUKON W3 '-.1 ,X ':f,',x f, :Q-fggtqswifafixxffkiivh-X M . :X2,.'X': W':ii I I X600 Nxbeieoxx Qogdoxoee W M A e W 'Voc Wax 0K ?:0'CSx?'e.1ixee Q . I ' :1,.:::-.zxxmbxxm M- .... W Nhgcd mcdkoz A wave of sub H S al 5Ii'iIZ1.'flg. Qilixf'mZ2 SKi.'SJiLl?'1XA Mm eudnrscnwmsfmxd 0 H tl -.,.v......w,., M x,xx, WM mmkw use an ucmmuw I Ak . . g f 6 E 0 Gr AQ rw: I t ! ullvn, H bl T . I I e T , V 3 .X Y up EQ 4-v'Q,f,' :mf asf U3 'Fl Qe SIS Fl! To U-1 nm 'hi 91 O G-1 +-o GJ Q Dormilory Proclors XX -s - 2 li i , I DORMITORY PROCTORS-Fronl Row: Joe Benlley, Mark Esies, Marion Kan, Jill Halpern. Second Row: Pal Naughton, Maru Quinones, Scoll Hunler, Mike Naughlon, Miles Whillock. Third Row: Ted Gilmore, Torn Perine, Eric Myers, George Reilly. Back Row: Chris Boos, Chris Rupp. Richard Hayes, Sam Tuien. Mlsslng: Eric Kirchoff, David King, Duncan Hilliard, Debbie Harisiein, Ralph Megargel, Lee Stewart, Heclor Sulaiman. 142 Dormilory Proclors Halloween Weekend The Student Activities Committee plans all the activities at or away from the sohool. This year, its fifteen members have held a Haunted House and Halloween Party for UNICEF, a Christmas Party for needy children in Winohendon, and have ohosen the movies shown every Saturday night. ln addi- tion, they planned jeans days, and concerts at the school, along with trips to off-broadway shows and musicals, concerts, ski trips, and roller skating trips, making life at Winohendon more enjoyable for those who participate, ...Q Kb, .. K X4 qvlfl. will Q l if Parents Weekend Av1e . ,, ' . f H A, ' ' lxll Z5 re 1 K Wi is '12 , . Q, ', Q rf P5 3, ' N ' ' . . i rg, , f. ' f e 1' . .V . , f i. i at .f A 1 W A f r :: f if ' 1 Ae e M WM V ., fs 3 ,,e , ee K - 4.--51 2 .,,. X 'fi I X fr, ' .A . 0. H 1 ,rf Q ' all 1' 2 .Mx 'ff - K W- .r 3 V' r i Over 400 parents and other relatives, alumni, and friends came to this annual event. It was the largest group ever for such a reunion. The scheduied program began Saturday morning with individuai parent-teacher confer- ences, and then went on to a sumptuous buffet luncheon, a varsity soccer game, a reception at the Heacimasters residence, a mini-auction. and a Drama Group presentation of The Water En- gine. Sunday's program began with a brunch, foi- lawed by a meeting of the Parents' Association. Guest speakers were Mrs. Cynthia L. Engle, Chair- person of the Language Arts Tutorial Depart- ment, and Dr. F. Howard Buss, Consulting Psychol- ogist. Sunday afternoon brought a powerful aiumni team onto the soccer tieici to defeat a student team. Forty-two alumni attended the weekend activities which were organized by the Office for Aiumni and Deveiopment. 444 Parents' Weekend if ff i f ,K via l? Y -f 'VH g ,. 5, Q- - 1340? A .W , fl W f ' ' . H ,Haw Parents' Weekend 445 A 0 NX fy Axxrjg, , I - 'XX -M V, xi fi g 15,--L, L, Q lgjg i r c . 5 , --ffm fby -.'., ' 'H 1 rf if Y' J 4 1 .,X1 . wif, X s S ffiiix ii 4.1, ww if v' 'f ,wg :Q I if xirr T ' . 5 313,95 . New -f My B :Hz Nw' 3 I E 2 x X' 'Q ' 05 2 , I X Q , Q 5 5 X 1 5 1 , 3.-.rf-,-f-'s-1 1 3 1 W yg4.avfftW ' 4 , my 2 - ,wffffzig , V QQ ..v X. x l Q :M ' ,. WH Q' -I W' W Vestigia Vwaf, ,E I ig: It ' ilri- 4' M. fa 2 , , Q I , 1 f' ,MV V' ll : f ' i , VESTIGIA-Front Row: Debbie Hartstein QBusiness Managerj, Fumitoshi Tanaka fSports Editorj, Mike Gottlieb fEditorj, Cathy Beck- man fStaffQ. Back Row: Miss Pamela Finn fAdvisorj, Mr. Nicholas Ryan QAdvisorj, Elaine Delbridge CLayout and Design Editorj. Missing- Mr. Keith Otto QAdvisorj. Well, It's been quite a year! We don't know how we did it, with a new staff, advisors, company. and representative, we somehow put together some semblance of a yearbook. What more can we say? A LOT: Who's coming up today? l told you we needed that by yesterday . . Debbie, leave me alone . . Sort out the pictures . . we must break Elaine of her habit . . what are we going to do? Where's John? Debbie, Leave me alone . . Miss Finn doesn't feel well today - CANCEL EVERYTHING! Underclass pictures solitaire . . How do I use this thing Mike? It's called a cropper . . lunch from Pizza Barn . . Your turn to proofread . . Elaine, you dropped the Rule-a-Head ruler . . somebody's got to go around with John . . Mystery of the division pages? Debbie- LEAVE ME ALONE!! Saturday seminars . . 09624, 09624 . . Eddie's 'rock' . . Who's got my pen? Elephant pants f6O'sj . . Cheese and crackers . . l'm going to see Mr. Otto RIGHT NOW! Traveler's for lunch, Mike? Debbie-by the way-did you get Mr. Dorval's ad? Why do I ask? Fumitoshi, WE DON'T TAKE YOU SERIOUSLY! SPECIAL THANKS to: Mr. Posich, Mr. Otto, Miss Finn, Mrs. Bushey, Mr. Gibbons, Mr. Bigwood, Bert Gould, Mr. Place, Mr. Ryan, Wendy, John Neister, Tracy, Brian, Ron, Madeline, Fernando, Chris, Eric, and everyone else who helped In any wayuto sugi make our book possible! 4418 Vestlgia A'bh f mhh Q Y fl- gn .i ,K I P. K ,L,. - .e 5 3 Phoiogrophy-Progress IRKX-ft' x qljyliilsgllqg' - ssssswwz ylgliiiwfl W1 K f 2 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB- George Reilly, Roy Willig, David King, Peter Ewold, Bren? Seizer, Jill Wolker, Advisor- Mr. Bigwood. PROGRESS-Mr. Alon G. Myer, MGT? Conodoy, Mr. Keiih W. OTTO. Phorogrophy-Progress 449 -MQ rf-sv' 5 ,,,4 1 V.-yy, 1, '4 V7 VA we Q, .,, 4 , I A , V. ,L M, V ,MJ 6, , ,,,, y an f ff M 5 l 4 1 ,,'x2 3,7 2 I 'if' ! iQ 9 'D' WV N 9 Nirh Ay' jM2.p. REPRESENTATIVES-Front Row: Robert Donohue, Robert Ruppert, Mork Weber, Som Tuten. Back Row: Tony Stoymon, Mr. Steve Hit! Ted Gilmore. Missing: Mike Gottlieb ' 1 -1 Oo ' ng 'w A X 1 X ' 3' , 'A Jq?K'u 5 ' v 1' ' ,gmt , ., . A 'ri-ie ' , 'U WXNCHENDON f 1: X ' I 'Q EW if 1 f XE ! Q- , ' YQ , X ' 5 r 'it' Q Ati. H 4 W' ' IVR? t ,f ,ff Q X k? ii ,ti L , ...., STUDENT COUNClL- Debbie Hortstein, Scott Hunter, Tracy Mathieu, Patrick Naughton. Student Government 454 1 Most Outstanding - Postgraduate: Scott Hunter Senior: Mike Gottlieb Junior: Abbot Low Sophomore: Lisa Garfinkle Freshrnan: Tony Stayman Most Likely to Succeed Qseniory: Scott Hunter ::: Most School Spirited: Chris Roos, eee ::: ebbie Hartstein and Scott Hunter Most Serious: Peter SSSSSSSSSSSS i iiSS'iSS iiii'SSliSS i SSSSSSS SSSSS SSSS i Siii Billy Nunn, Trudi Weston B951 iiiii Dawn Courter Sexiest: Tracy :iii SSS T Sriiii S Most Sociable: Tine Mueller , yy : :: ompatible: Tine Mueller y fiCeci Tyndall S yi::::y S:c1ee ::::::i Bee' Actor Sli Siiii 3 ' :i:::SS:i::: W 'jgjjfi' Siie Siee : ::::i Aftistfi : :: : : ::: eoi - Best H1-xii Aricunduvsmiielsss :e i Nicest Handwriting: Kathy :oiyotr Worst Handwriting :George ss Winchendon's Best Meal: Roast Beet Seye Winchendon's Worst Meal: Sill : Funniest Laugh: Dena MOST STUCUOUS3 Fefe' Ewdld :ii B SVTWGVTGST5 Pele' Fwdld ' ssssr 1 so rssstso Hardest to Get Along y s y Biggest Snob: Jill Halpern, Madeline Prettiest Smile: Tracy Tine Trudi Weston Wears Sneakers the Most art S iiS1 With it: the Brothers Fastest Foreign Speaker: Jose rsssi ' Hardest Teacher: Mr. Engle Silii 'tCoolest Teacher: Mr. Myer, Best Coach: Mr. Jansson ' Best Dressed Teacher: Ms. Myer Most Done for Schooi: Scott iiili Biggest f'Brown-noser : Chris S SLCIZlGSTSI Bill Luddy :ss: 5 iiiiaa iugi gglga isis i Eg y y Most Improved: Studertt: Debbie :si Clhd Dayefskingi Bieeest Fiirtr Tine grand-gchrisgupp Most ssttss etentionStudyggHalis::lJettB1 ss: ysyissiiyi T ,,B: Q f Biggest Hypochoftdri cigf Lee ,Stewart ysssi and tyi: 1 David yy sy Most as ::y::::: s::::: ssa :::: yy s, ,,: ::::SS Parent: Ms.: Kielarand :Mr.'?Draper S 452 ouestiohiciiiriii is , i aaii Board Qi Trustees President of the Board Jon Rotenberg Chestnut Hill, MA Vice President of the Board Mrs. Samuel L. Abbott North Hampton, NH Treasurer ot the Board Barry Jaffe Worcester, MA John M. Bailey West Hartford, CT Thomas P. Estes Bloomfield Hills, Ml Henry P. Forker, IV Sharon, PA Keith H. Gornick Bloomfield Hills, Ml Robert A. Hall Hamden, CT 06544 Honorary Trustee Allen W. Merrell Delray Beach, FL 33444 Dr. William J. Holmes Brookline, MA 02446 Andrew P. Johnson Bloomfield Hills, Ml 48043 John E. Miller Winnetka, lL 60043 Honorary Trustee Francis Hipp Greenville, SC 29602 John J. Newberry, Jr. Emeritus Stowe, VT 05672 Honorary TTUSTGS Jay R. Rhoads, Jr. Groton, MA 04450 Morris L. Whitlock Atlanta, GA 30305 President Lewis V. Posich, Headmaster The Winchendon School Whinchendon, MA 04475 Board Of Trustees 453 'me Ncueuoou some M it TO THE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 4984 Mrs. MJ. Gumer Q. fitta 5 cyan, Una. R. D. 4 -Box 820 EAST STROUDSBURG, PENNA 18301 PHONE: 717-223-9215 ExcAvATlNe CONTRACTOR Good Luck to all Winchendon Students M ,Qi li , , x 1 1 . 'L L'v nlf . iff-i'?7 1,5 'Vi fl -fvffff-FMA 1 7 I .45 ' 1' 1 11, .jr ,... ,....-'..g,..-, L, Ivlofhieu Ford Soles Best Wishes To The Cioss of 4984 ond The School from proud Grohdporenis Johh E. ond Grooe W. Ellsworih Bibeou's Hordwore Co. lhc. HG. Mosoh Jr. Eleciricol Supplies Best Wishes io Deboroh Hcirfsiein Love, Dod Mr. ond Mrs. Johh Von Syokle GAS- TIRES- BATTERIES- OIL- COMPLETE LUBRICATION DONATI'S AUTO REPAIR SERVICE Me-chohiool, Elecfricoi, Igniiion 440 Spring ST., Wihchehdon, Moss TEL. 297-0060 DAYTON STEEL SERVICE INC. 3944 DAYTON PARK DR. DAYTON, OHIO A511411 RICHARD W, BRAME Presidehi f543j 236-69110 Wendell P. Cldrk Memoricii Congrdruloiions To Our Grdndson on his Election To Cidss President Mr. ond Mrs. Hdroid Sussrnon Mr. Good Luck 4984 Grdds The Goiilieb Fomiiy Grdnd Bidnc, Michigon Winchendon Dry Ciedners Soon' Hunier 46 Eos? Grove Sireei Winchendon, Moss 041175 Phone 297-0988 CONGRATULAUONS TO ALL! and Mrs' Orchard Mr. ond Mrs. Fernondo Arelidno ond fdmiiy OLD TRAVELERS RESTAURANT Besr Wishes To The Class of 4984 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Berman Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B Green Jann M. Ellans Dr. and Mrs. Hirsnberg , Jann M. Elkins LTC Francus R. Beckman CONGRATULAUONS TO THE CLASS OF '84 GA. CONGRATULATFONS TO THE CLASS OF 4984 The C9oldsTein's 5 3 gil P: N -S nf is S .J + s .1 5 X! 4 5 E -ine!! 'L ' f- .xinalrlf vmrlmw- . sesl1u: f x . 65 N. Pieosont ST. Amherst, Moss 04002 M435 253-7645 Efefltllestliw Extends CCDQFOTUIOTIOIWS To Ecxch Graduate Best Wishes for The Exciting Yeors Ahead is,-S ' MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY Compliments of Mr. ond Mrs. ivlorvih Kcinior THE HAYES CORPORATION Real Estate Consultants f Land Developers 55 East Center Street, Manchester, Conn. 06040 1203i 646-0131 William G. LOW Jr. Fernanao R. Arellano 84 Assooialion Girouard Taxi Congraauiarions lo lne Class of '81 230 Central ST. Winonenclon, Ma. 04475 Besr Wishes To Tiffany Sands Love from Molner, Daol, Nelson, ana Summer Central Street Winchendon HOURS 8100 A.M. -8:00 P.M, 93-X692 spun m1E.K-03151 P.M. SAT. 6 SUN. Russell Stover. Hudson Vitamins, Ambassador. Max Factor. Cover Girl. Hospital Supplies TRADELIN K CORP. 1010 WASHINGTON BLVD. STAMFORD, CONN. 06901 Mario Carbone Congratulations to the Class of 4984 Central Pharmacy Compliments of Larry Connelly 84 Family Glenwood Associates 34 Lovell Drive Wanaaue, NJ, 07465 Telephone C2045 839-7075 Glen E. Walker President X'ServinQ the Manufacturer in the national variety chains Best Wishes from the Shafters WINCHENDCJN CUSTOM LIPHULSTERY CID., INC. RAILROAD STREET - WINCHENDCIN, MASS. CH475 FINE FURNITURE FRANK LADEAU JACK LADEALJ JDE LADEALJ GLENN HUNT lervr 29743131 Al. SYLVESTER CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 4984 Complimemks of Felix Sovino Premier Energy Corpororion 830 Firsl Nczrionoi Bank Building Denver 80202 6035 629-9666 Tux Shelrefeol lnvesrrnenls Jack M, Johnsron - President C Glenwood Associclles 31 Lovell Drive Wonoque, NJ. 07465 Telephone f20'lJ839-7075 Glen E. Walker President Represenling The Mcrnufoclurer ln rne Vcariely Chains Besr Wishes ro the Grads of '84 Q Winohenclon Flowers and Gels M Cenlrczl Street Wincnendon, Moss. 04475 MER-,q,,l 56473297-0425 3 1 N ,.-. rw 02. 1: 'gxf 2 I 1, Heh, ,f.'.- LX ls ,lm -1. , J EST 452 Crown Boy Sl. Thomas, Virgin Islands U.S,A. 00804 Compllmenfs of Eric Kircnoff Congroiuloiion Groduoles Mr. Eisenmon FfOm The Old Mill Compliments of George M. Evons Lorry Connelly William Low Jr, Winchenclon Custom Upholslery Building lvloieriols Fiizwilliom inn Lumbef-'iO'dWGfe - Pcuni Rome 42 Congroiulolions from Fiizwiliiom, NH 03447 BelIeieie's of Winchendon, inc. ongvoun ncmgvgmarr 2415 Ceniroi Sireei - m vvsnchendon, Moss 04475 TEL, 647-297-4462 FROM A FRIEND . Howard Kohn Besf Wishes ond Good Luck To The Class of 4984 Jos6 Suloimon Chognoh Henry ond Ellie Honeokmon Porenls Of Chris, And Alexondro Honeckmon Wonl To Acknowledge Chris Boos For His Digniry, During And Sense Of Humor Cenirol Phormocy 78 Cenlrol Sireel Wincnendon, MA 044175 Besl Wishes lo The Closs of 4984 Personnel Wlnchendon Counlry Club Besl Wishes lo The Closs of '84 The Shoflers Brion's Shoe Repoir Cenlrol Slreel Winchendon, MA 044175 Telqb 4 73297-2605 To The Closs of '81 Grocielc Gufierrez r L ' J. 'Q ,Q 455' f. mm ,.,...Q.. PizzcsBc1rn 1 220 Cenirczi Sires? Winchenclon. Moss 04475 TEL. 647-297-0548 WUEQQQCS QQQ Best Wishes To All From The VESTIC-SIA STAFF ConQraTulaTions To The Class of 4984 Sara Georgia Trigo Mr Leo Lemere CongraTulaTions To The Class of '84 lVloDonala and lVlcDonala Reliable Real EsTaTe Services Real EsTaTe Brokers 226 Ash STreeT Winchendon, MA O4-4175 Phone 297-0586 l don'T know whal your clesTiny will be, buT one Thing l know: The only ones among you who will be really happy are Those who will have soughT and found how To serve. AIberT Schweizer A Friena G.A. Adams, John W. nignima Circle, ret. 34 B644 54 springfield. vt 05456 Alderman, James E. 926 Txmbercreek Drive Lewisville. TX 75067 Andrews, Laura E. 4647 Lowell Rd. Concord, MA 04742 Arata, Hans Pan Am, Health Org. P.O, Box 2474 Las Dellclas Marocay. Venezuela Arellano, Fernando R., Jr. 4244 Anastasia Avenue Coral Gables. Miami, FI 33434 Baudouln, Robert A. Siena F446 765 Mexico 40, D,F. Mexico Becker, Paula 6445 Northfield West Bloomfield, M 48033 Beckman, Catherine W. 6904 Georgetown Pire McLean, VA 22404 Bentley, Joseph M. 8 Cathy Place Menlo Park. CA 94025 Benvenuto, John 255 Palmer l-ill Rd. Old Greenwich. CT 06870 Berman, Brenda L. 25 Suffolk Drive Sudbury, MA 04776 Berry, Thomas A. 244 Old Farm Road Milton, MA 02486 Boos, Christopher B. Box 545 Sirnsbury, CT 06070 Borda, Edward T., Jr. 4642 Tilton Drive Silver Springs, MC 20902 lrame, Richard W., Jr. 307 Southbrook Drive Dayton, OH 45459 Braver, Glenn 44 Mirrielees nom erect Neck, NV 44024 Butters, Lynda 40 Tremont St. kingston. MA 02364 Calcano, Ricardo A. PO. Box 42 Caracas 404, Venezuela Canaday, Matthew R. Ridge Road R042 Lebanon. NJ 08833 Corbone, Nicholas 456 Wild Duck Road Stamford. CT 06903 Card, Amanda L. 40 Hutchinson Road Winchester, MA 04890 Carle, Kimberly A. Kemp Street DLDSTXIB. 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