Winchendon School - Vestigia Yearbook (Winchendon, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1986 volume:

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Tell them what to do and they will surprise you with their ingenuity George Smith Patt Winchendon School Winchendon, MA Cn this, the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Winchendon School, the senior class dedicates with great pride the 1986 Vestigia to The Winchendon Family, a sustaining fellowship of trustees, headmasters, faculty and staff, parents, friends, students, and most especially alumni. It is because of your steadfast devotion, enduring loyalty and patience, care and guidance that our potential will be achieved. What we are today and what we must become tomorrow has in a very measurable way been shaped by your efforts. As is customary with a traditional yearbook dedication, we the Class of 1986 would like to recognize an individual member of The Winchendon School family. To Mr. John Foster, whose unselfish personality has helped us to realize that we must push ourselves in order to achieve success and yet at times be able to just step back and laugh, we wish to say, thanks for everything. E I Contents I Faculty Underclassmen t 11 27 I Seniors Sports ss 97 ' Events Dorms 129 H59 The Winchendon School A Brief History The Wassookeag School of Dexter, Maine, founded by Lloyd Harvey Hatch in 1926 was the forerunner of today's Winchendon School. It was small in number and tutorial in na- ture, maintaining a small faculty-to- student ratio. Those students who attended the school possessed the potential for academic success, but who for one reason or another had failed to develop this latent ability. Thus, the school sought to give the attention and close personal super- vision which the founders thought were prerequisites to academic success. Gaining in reputation, the school ac- cordingly grew in size as well as stature. Seniors were being accept- ed into the colleges of their choice and, most importantly, finding suc- cess at this level. Thanks to the school's philosophy and program, these students had obtained the needed knowledge and tools to com- pete at the college level. In addition to the regular winter school, Mr. Hatch also operated the Wassookeag Summer School Camp that was housed invarious buildings and cabins on beautiful Lake Was- sookeag, several miles west of Dex- ter. Here the curriculum assumed a different complexiong mornings be- came intensive learning sessions and afternoons were devoted to sports, camping and nature-related activities. Following dinner, the evening hours were spent in prepa- ration for the next day's classes. Summer school enrollment peaked during the 1930's with some seven- ty-five students in attendance. Shortly thereafter the summer camp was sold in order that more attention and time could be devoted to the regular winter school program. One of the famed, palatial estates of Newport, Rhode Island became the new home of the former Wassoo- keag School. At this time tduring the l950'sJ, it was thought that the move from distant Maine to a site more accessible to the major cities of the East would generate an increase in student enrollment. As other estates became available-either by auction 5 X -1 'K S' 'Midi ...M il or through rental arrangements-additional com- mitments were made. The schoo1's name was then changed to the Hatch School. Using tuition monies for real estate rather than for food, fuel oil and faculty salaries, the school be- came seriously overextended and in financial straits. To combat this crisis, parents were called upon for help, and in February of 1958, the Board of Trustees was reorganized. Wag? MTN!! Mr. Hatch retired in 1959 at which time the Board engaged Mr. R. Rob- ert Marr to head the school. He pos- sessed the maturity and experience necessary to make the school prosper. Once again the school moved, this time to Winchendon Massachusetts, where it was housed in the famous Toy Town Tavern. With the move, the school assumed a new name, one to indicate its geographic signifi- cance-The Winchendon School. Prosperity followed and enrollment peaked at 154 students. A vigorous building program added a new dor- mitory, a classroom building, a sci- ence laboratory, a library-classroom complex, several new playing fields and eight new tennis courts. No one could forsee the sudden turn education was about to take. The new era ushered in a period of disen- chantment with tradition and higher education by the nation's youth. Consequently, enrollment at The Winchendon School plummeted. In 1973, Mr. Marr retired.,After several months of searching for a new head- master, the Board was fortunate to engage the services of Mr. Lewis V. Posich who became the head of the school in the fall of 1974. Mr. Posich, the third headmaster, was most ef- fective in turning the school around, operating more in tune with the times, and in meeting youth more on their own terms while maintaining the Winchendon School's fine repu- tation for excellence in education. Mr. Posich passed away in the win- ter of 1982. The Board of Trustees again began a careful search for a new headrnaster. Mr. Keith Otto, who had been with the school for nearly twenty years, assumed the position of Acting Headmaster for a year and a half. In July of 1983 Mr. Stephen V.A. Samborski was appointed as the school's fourth Headmaster. During the last three years, Mr. Sarnborski has undertaken a strong campaign to not only strengthen and maintain the school's basic philosophy, but also to make significant improve- ments to the physical plant. This past summer new tennis courts, an outdoor swimming pool and an out- door basketball court were added. The school is currently constructing a new girls' dormitory adjacent to Merrell Hall. Also, plans are being made to revitalize the school's play- ing fields. During this sixty-year span there have been many ups and downs, small crises, and many problems to be solved: however, the school sur- vives and continues to grow in strength. The original concept of a small student-teacher ratio and of- fering help to students who had not developed their potential has never changed. A great need continues to exist for this unique educational ser- vice, and this is our reason for being. .N Syl 9,3391 'Y i 44 4.1.4-0' ..,.,..- Muni 4 ua- J' if 'S 'E' ' V' -tri: +.. I A .w'E' W.. ,xv-'T . .- Y A - F lb IA , 3 4 W-gk Vf, x Administration And Faculty ,J sf IV--'JJ f Deal' 6111 OI' S Ll ke th School Ash Street Wmchendon Massachusetts 014 75 Telephone 617 297 1223 Office of The Headmaster May 24 1986 e school ltself thls has been a year of SXCl Cl growth and change for each of you My fondest hope 1s that t can be measured ln a profoundly slgnlflcant and posl tl ve sense In leavlng Wlnohendon a small but measurable portlo f each f you remalns The memorles w W1 th tlme assume a me-anln f slon n e hold today wlll g ulness far beyond ou r compreh en s you l ook to a enth world of lmmense challenge, do so with uslasm and vlgor Trust your lnstlncts skills, and never surrend , hone er your your survl val dreams To each o f you our ness fondest wlshes for su We love and care abou ccess and happl t you S1 nc-erely, A Samborskl HBA DMA STER J? 0 h e d Ifsjlilxt A , . , : - K S ' .' . . I . . .ng O O . ' . . A . . A Q gg X Administration Keith W. Qtto A.M. Harvard University Assistant Headmaster, English Thomas F. Burke B.A. Notre Dame College Director of Studies Social Studies Bob Harrington A.B, Harvard College Dean of Students Latin iii Thompson W. Boyd B.S. Keene State College Assistant Dean of Students Social Studies John A. Squitiero B.S. University of Charleston Business Manager James McBryer M.A. Boston College Student Activities Coordinator English, Social Studies Kathleen M. Burke B.s. Bridgewater State College Athletic Director Mathematics Kim L. Posich B.A. University of Massachusetts Director of Admissions Social Studies Jim Albion M.A.T., Keene State College English Leanne Cowgill B.A., University of Massachusettes Spanish ,df W S' Robert Eisenman B.S,, University of Massachusettes Science, Computer Programming 16 John Foster B.A. Hamilton College English, Latin Cindy Eisenman B.S., Skidmore College Art Howard Fraker M.F.A. Cranbrook Academy of Art Art, Art History X5 x L x h Jean Frost B.S, Dickinson College Mathematics M!--.ni ,Q an Dick Hoyt M.A. Middlebury College French, English as a Second Language Rebecca Harriman B.A. Tufts University English Betty Heald B.A. Vanderbilt University Science Jim Lawrence P.H.D. University of Massachusetts English Rick Kin ,i B.A. Mountgllnion College English 17 ,...t.... , ., Y Q is . l K , X N E ., ,,:..,,.E E,, I B S. Lesley College Social Studies, Math Skills Amy Maxwell Q T Wendy Saltman B.A. Amherst College Mathematics utorial S ...x Antonio Mazza M.Ed University of Nevada Mathematics, Computer Programming w . vxi' - 'CY Keith Pentland B.A. The College of Wooster Social Studies Karl Schwoerke B,A. Hartwick College Mathematics Corinne Seguin M.A. Western Michigan University French, Language Arts Tutorial W Dan Shattuck B.S. University of New Hampshire Science Tim Smith B.A. Skidmore College Social Studies Sally Woodka B.Ed Seattle University Language Arts Tutorial Ron Worrnell B.S. University of Maine Mathematics .,.,,,,,4,,, . ,ri , Y at 7 an Q ff Q I 1 4 7 tftittf W 'W Q' f Q MZ? f V gt 4534 5? ff , f f , A ff f Zi 1 'S we 5 ff X ffff' W ,W Mi? 553511553 ' 'V -ff,,miitz,.,,,, J V S iwf,,,,g,,,f ,, H 5 , , , Q2 W, W Donna Tignor B.S. SUNY at Oneonta Michael Calefano Food Service Manager Laurie Fournier Headmastefs Secretary 20 Staff Donse Doyle Librarian Erline Ashmore Receptionist L t Qgfggi :iii tq Qt,X gt, tif-f4, Lorraine Connor Admissions Assistant Marilyn Cochran Receptionist J Silvi Marinelli Pro Shop s s V s 25' L Donna Gwens Business Office Secretary Maria Iacobone Nurse ig 5 is 95 .4 i'3afXf gf of iw ' yi A H W... 4 FV 3 5 5 Q ' 2 X 2 .si K 1 sf gk V Y K-M... . -I 51? I A X j 0 K K .5 2 W , .A 5 f 'Ni k Charlotte V. Hildreth Nurse Sandra O'Brier1 Head of Housekeeping l cf e K ,si H 1. ..,h:. 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Soccer - 1gCross-Country Skiing - 1, 2, 3, 43 Cross-Country Running 2, 3g Golf 3 4. I would like to thank my parents for all help through the times I could not get on the ball. To Mr. Pentland, for helping me through your History class. To the senior class -I hope you all become successful in whatever career you choose. Hope you all complete your goals in life. in Eg at Zfgfw M at . ll ' , 2 Andrcw Z2 Adel! . - W E .l v lx VI, M I 1,47 5, A ' J- Well Winch, it's been 3 years and all I can really say is that it has been different. Mom, Dad, and Mark, thank you and love you. , Suzy Rich - thank you for everything, I'll never forget you. We had some great memories: Chicago, white skunks, late nights, etc. Alex - Well we made it, I don't know how, but we did: chicken wings, going crazy, MAAARS, what is and what should never be. Thanks for everything. Anna - I'll never forget you MAAARS Sue M - I'm coming home to stay! Mike dr Jason - You guys are great, take care, Tom, Lee, Toby, Jeff- Well it's all over and thank god! Take care and thanks for everything. , , , Steph - You're something else, keep in touch. Helena - B.B. courts, want some peanuts? it Holly and Maryellen - All nighters, roof, Christmas lights, and to Holly -that 15,000 dollar night, tlucky. Mr. Pentland, Mr. Smith - Thank you for everything. You helped me a lot! K.O. - you're the best - well, I guess l'm not going to the army. To: Scott M, Lars, Bermudians, Dave, wimpy, Bridget, Laura, Byron, Alan, Katie, Alison Ibothl, Paul, Garth, Scott B, Liz, Coli, Nick, Joscie, Matt M. - bye Kc good luck. Ms. Frost and Ms. Cowgill - Thank you! Goodbye Winch, and I can't say I don't mean that! ,Mari ,Anastos SURF SHOP .Wynn Auchey 3 Wzfwpgw, U ef Hlzris Ashley nurnll -lf ' ' W KW, . f f fu H' frllfu 'ln 1 1 QMAVN, ' N X Wx I WI 4 3 X I First of all I'd like to thank my parents for their support in my school work, and those Saturday movie trips for mom!!! It's not over yet!! I'd like to thank Mr. Otto, otherwise known as the slow driver. when you think your 1ife's complete confusion 'cause your neighbors got it made just remember - it's a grand illusion . . . deep inside we're all the same. Hey Allan my watch broke . Andy did you do the English homework? We're going to have to go to another concert Jason. Club Med - here I come! Good times last a momentg memories last a lifetime. Team Xerox . Carlos - see you at Duke U. Mr. Burke - thanks for that second chance!!! A,D. you better come down to Florida. To D.C., A.H., A.D., C.O., C.M., J.T., E.M., J.B., S.B., you're great friends. Oh Andy, it's not gross . . second C . . . Dave - you're my boy . See you in the Apple. Miss Wodka - thanks for all those pizzas. , t tents 1 www 5 is First of all,I'd like to thank my parents for their support in my school work, and those Saturday movie trips for mom!!! It's not over yet!! I'd like to thank Mr. Otto, otherwise known as the slow driver. when you think your life's complete confusion 'cause your neighbors got it made just remember-it's a grand illusion . . . deep inside we're all the same. Hey '4Allan my watch broke . Andy did you do the English homework? We're going have to go to another concert Jason. Club Med-here I come! Good times last a momentg memories last a lifetime. Team Xerox . Carlos-see you at Duke U. Mr. Burke-thanks for that second chance!!! A.D. you better come down to Flori- da. To D.C., A.H., A.D., C.O., C.M., J.T., J.B., SB., you're great friends. Oh Andy, it's not gross . . second C . . . Dave-you're 'Amy boy . See you in the Apple. Miss Woodka-thanks for all these pizzas. john Kerryman Sflynn Auchey These two years at the Winch, well they have been real! Ms. Seguin and Mr Dart, thank you for all the help and support. Good luck with the new member of the family. Mr, Otto, the job's still open. Mike Hamilton Lars Turner, Byron Shouppe, Jason Schrago- let's party. We will party again someday, so until then . . . Bill Ryckman-hit me with your laser beam and 1 800-GIFT. Alison Schumer- some day it will happen. Lovin Every Minute Of It Hmm wi -' ,Q A716016 Bradley Hockey Capt. 2, 3, 4, MVP 2, 3, 4, Lacrosse 2, 3, 4 I walk along the outskirts of town, I can't control what I am going through now. Some one write me a letter I need to know I'm still alive. Someone give me a telephone call I need to hear a human sound. Some- one open up a door and let me out of this place, I've been caged up so long I don't know if I am living or dying any more. I've done my know it absolute reality. I thank everyone who helped me in school and in life, good luck to all. Scott mac hope to see you again. theres a future for me. Theres a job to be done later days. Thank you mom And Dad I love you both Cabin l5'mufu -. ..-, t t - 2 1 ,. -- - ,: ,.--V -,,, .. 2- .. . t -I -- -- 1- -1 -1.-2:-o---w-nu-m.......-1 an-N.--nf: :- H: :. .::.,: .. .. mm it .. ,,...?,,. ,,,:,:?,:,,::,,.t:: G I, V -u.:,.,::E ,....,... .ttf .,-, H .. .. --. PM --an mm M .. .:?iE:E,5. .... ,, H I V naw Y I , , ,HV V magma Q .,, .. ..,. ffffg -- 5fg,'g,gWw4.mMnr E 'W 'w-3 gmpmmww' 11 m?fW llF M--I W ,f Duncan Eamcran NSE V I I1 'D 1 iii? Thank you Mom and Dad for supporting me with the necessary to be a succes, Michelle I love you very much, thank you for staying by my side through the rough times. Ski team, Golf team, Biking Outward Bound, The 86 Porsche Turbo 944 rules 'W Zhris Harlwue ...,,,,5 , ,, we Thanx Mom 8t Dad for all of your care and support. Chrissie I ll stop the world and melt with you . Shannon Check It only three more years. Mollie thanks for being there. Farewell to the Dreadstones F.D. R.R. and H.S.S. Montego Bay next year. Chip take care and Rastaman Live Up . Chris I ll never forget relaxing with Dr. Lanes and shoe talking. Cliff see you on tour with Phil. Alex call me if you ever need help packing. Toby good luck with Brown s Distributing Company. Jeff the water wars and wonnie new new. Lee yes I have straws. Tom Flynn Carlos and Edson the Copley Square on Easter. Jason Admirals Club rules. Matt are you loving it? Robbie stayout of Cambridge. Big F. see you somewhere else. Goodbye to the people downstairs with all the music. Thanks for everything K.O.. To Fishy Jack Todd Dave! Hilly Scott Gary Paul Garth and anyone else I ever spoke to TOODLES! We must all seek the path to the sudsy nozzle. Play I some music this a Reggae music -Bob Marley- The Russians they are as frightened as you so use your head and don t be a fool. America is free yet not at will. There must be a change or we re going 10 hen- . Dam! Eastleman -Ranking Roger- I hope you know this will go down on your permanent record. -Violent Femmes- Ed we ve had some great times Late night parties in East Wing golfing on the porch Parents Weekend in spring and driving to Fitzwilliam Inn To Big F you re all there and everyone who helped make it through my two years But its finally over and thank God it s May cause Im thirsty' Cam Hauglzlm , , . , l. ,, U , , . , ! , , , , . , , , H 11 Much later Winch. To my friends: Jeff, Lee, Tobin, Dave, Scott, Gums, and I - 1 - - 1 1 1 - I would like to take this opportunity to thank my mom, David, dad, and family for all your help and moral support. I love you all. In my two years at the Winch I've learned a lot about myself and other people. I care for very much: Mr. Pentland, Mr. Boyd, the Schwoerkes, Ms. Sequin, Mr. Foster, the Burkes, my dorm parents - thank you for all your advice. Otto - You're the best, take care. To all of my friends: Michelle - you've been like a sister to me, thanks for being there, Alex - girl what am I gonna do? Miguel and Laura, stay together and take care. Phyllis, Maryellen, you know what I love? Mari, Stephanie, let me fix it! The Mexican connection : Eladio, Angel, Nato, Miguel, Andre, Mauricio. You have all been so good to me, and I'll never forget you, take care. The Bermudian connectionn: Reggie, Wal- ton, Devon, Kylahg you've been good friends, and you crack me up! Helena - monkey vs. Portguese . Good luck to all my friends - I love you all! Suzie, well girl we finally made it through: thanks for being there when I needed Michelle Dwasta you, luv ya. Angel Diaz Papa y Mama - gracias por la opportunidad y el aboyo que me han dado, los quierog The Mexican connection 01. Good luck to all my friendsg M.N., A.J., M.S., E.R., M.D., M.B., S.H., B.R., T.B., P.R., S.M., D.C.,g Mr. Boyd, The Schwoerkes, Big F, Mr. Posich, and Mr. Otto - Thank you allg Mexico '86!3 Good luck to the class of '86, later Winch. 2 times. ,Nick Zerrarfze Nick enjoys a good party, skiing the powder, late nights, and zooming to Pink Floyd. I will never forget my good friends - thanks for all of the good . Nothing's over until we say it is -John Belushi- When the music is over, turn out the lights. -Jim Morrison- 'Tll see you on the dark side of the moon. -Pink Floyd- Take Care: Conehead, Jack - the lumberjackn, Mickey, Jerry, Scott M. - you're crazy, and the Mexican connection. Thanks Mom and Dad for everything. I love you. P.S. fido - want a yummy? What can I say, it's a crazy year, for me at least. Somethings really messed up here: I'm getting my brain fried from all the homework and I'm still having fun. I wont forget this place. Like my father always used to say: Somehow, you will survive .... He is so right. ffm Sfriiluzuf i A M Thanks Mom and Dad, I love you both, Ted and Kathie, thanks for the encouragement. I can't believe its over. I'm finally back to reality I m quite surprised I had the strength to keep my sanity. Where have I been and where am I going. Thanks to the teachers who educated me enough to write this. Some I'll disremember, but others I'll always remember especially Nicole and all her problems, Mari avoiding in-schoolg Bridget and her myste ' rious marked men, Steph your original. Alang the beatles and good times ,, . -. with you, you helped me though the yearg Nick, want a yummy Tom C Halma Gosling Y in ,,.. 4 , an-fly, I'd first like to thank my Mom and Dad for giving me this opportunity to prove myself. To Mr. and Mrs. Schwoerke - thanks for everythingg Mr. Albion, Mr. King, Mr. Fraker, Miss Saltman, Mr. Shattuck, Mr. McBreak- dance, Miss Seguin, Mr. Boyd, and Mr. Otto 'thanks'. To my dorm parents - Miss Frost, Miss Maxwell. Thank You. To all the faculty - Thank You for your time. To my friends at Winchendon - I love you all. Michelle B. 'N.P.' you'll be a good friend always. Michelle D., we made it finally, talking times, 'the best', you're a great friend, Kylah isis! I wish you stayed fmore fun to comel Oink, Smurf, Devon, Brian, Hell 4Bda' livesl. Mex connection Conyo - never forget you. 'NATO' Thank you for being there I love you and you're in my heart forever. you showed me a lot about myself. Yo Te Amo Parasimper. If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it Bda Lives Bye Winch - it's been an experience. learn to play ping-pongg Suzie, we Bermudians are awesomeg Michelle D you gee, honkies are betterg Alison S. and Byron, grumpy. it Z if fa. Suzie Harvey 6l1ristian J-less 1 , 'I . . FV M. .i . W in 5 vm. .m f ef -W ' .fa g Nice, the Jew Crew is all there. I knew that. 100 ways to get rich fast by Dave Kanbar, Carlos, good luck in your career as a star. Tender. D.S. has the permanent effects of the boarding school blues. Let's go to New York for the weekend. D.S. D.K. C.O., Thanks, I could not have done it without you. Como se dicesee . . . J .T., Nice G's. Flynn, Let's run tomarro. Mr. Boyd your classroom smells like Chaps. Thank's Dave. Def, Mint, pos, qual, Kash BHD. Ms. Woodka thanks for always being there for all of us. Thank you Mr. Boyd, . 3. Andrew Hart Mr. Otto. Mr. Posich and Ms. Tignor. You have all helped me out alot. Jack, where are your shoes? :lil in New England yeah J ay's painting houses and Carlasonwelfare N1ce 'M N D S A J F' A C O D K C H wemadeit Oh before I go Private Otto I want my pizza Have a nice day Thank you especially Mom'and Dad I love you both Water on Winch Much The 4 best things about Wmchendon May June July and August . , . . , , . . . . . and the heat come round and busted me for smil'in on a cloudy day -Jerry Garcia 85 Friends- snow .... What? three days in Shala, the purple blood weekend, Jose Cuervo KL the raspberry Buick,case runners, 6B, is there a motive to this gig? the ninety-nine dollar night, Jon and the Switzerland thumb ii M.G ..... a pres nous le deluge W' Mom Ki Dory I love you both more than I could ever tell you. TC, JB, TB, PR, MM3 thanks it would not have been bareable without you A 1 reyt I , I H. M. T. B. T. B. W. Y I illil gli -BRING ON THE NIGHT- guys. t ..,.. .,.,.y I .,.,.:,,.. . . ,lfce ,fahusau , Awaaallwfit The time has come that we all have been waiting for. I finally made it. Thank you Mr. Otto, Mrs. Betty Ashmore and the faculty for your help. I want to express my thanks to Elvin and Annette Joubert, R. and C. Falkenberg, and especially my parents J. and F. Joubert, because without them I wou1dn't have made it. The biggest support I got was from my friends, Miguel, Mauricio, Carlos, Eladio, Angel, Nato. tNo les voy a olvidar nunca Gracias por su Amistad y lo que han he cho para mi .J Michelle, Suzy, Michelle, Reggie, Laura, and Phyllisg you will always be in my memories. I won't forget the fun we had together. Mr. Burke, don't forget protect the base- line Mr. Schwoerke Big Sprout WE are New England's 41 I hope you'l1 stay my friend, My congratulations and best wishes to the class of '86. It's time to go now See ya Winch. C.T.M. Amir: ,foubert fl I David Kaabar FQ mf 51 Stuart Knapp jack Kang . ., Uf, 8ric ,Cawday Matt ,Malminglzam Well, this is finally the end of the road for me and the Winch. None of this could have been possible without the continuous support of my family, thank you. Of course I can not forget tock wa lee and sha ne noo noo. Mr. Otto thanks for everything! Chad, Duncs, Rich the skunk killers. I hope everything goes well in your hunting career. Voice, get a hair cut soon, and thanks for some fun times, Bill lets juke someone. Clay stud Mills, I hope you always get your phone call from Sabey on time - SEE YA! WU r'?x an I 'K ft 'GJ at-im' Xia 845014 ,Mckenzie Zi Q 'S f' W ,Y Mi 1 if ' . ' af, To my four parents coast to coast CGram and Grampl You've helped me start my life. Thank you lost of love Anna you are one of the best friends a person can have. Let's not forget all the wonderful memories M. A. A. R. S. Hey let's go bowling the Penthouse. Hoover - The Winch What is and what should never be 'M. A. A. R. S. and the porch, Just a little bit more Suzie I wish you had come back, oh but I understand. I think of you more than you would ever know. Liz Coffee shot's, The twins, Hey sis let's not drift away. Curiosity may get to you but don't let it destroy you. Good luck in your future Chip lst year Do you want your shirt back? The window, And David Bowie 2nd year - Fitzwilliams, Gram's house, Look into my eyes The Imperial Tea House, and time spent in Chicago, I'11 Never Forget. That rainy L8:M's day with the urnberella, then that Damn cigarette. . . What would it have been with out it? Something - fThe Beatlesl First loves are not forgot- ten. Olive Juice Mary Ellen, Michelle B., Michelle D., and Susi girl It's all because of you Let's not lose touch. Duncan - Diznok eer, eer your are truly a wonderful friend. Mike H., Jason S., Lars T., and Byron S. you are the weekenders. Don't forget Vitamin V Chris A., Dave C., and Chip F., 'The Dreadstones . Sean H. let's dance, Rob B., ROBBY B. you're great, Holly O. and Gary S thanks for being there. Skip Scott Mac, Scotty l love you like a Rich R., your terrific, take care and laugh alot. To all: The good memoreis last forever, The bad just fade away GoodBye, Thank god, Goodbye ,Alexia ,Mandy DOPY Gracias Papa Y Mama per esta oportunidad y el empenoeen mi en uno de los pasos mas grandes de m i vida Mr. Posich, Mr Otto, Mr Shattuck Mr Pentland, Mr, Mrs. Schwoerke thanks to all of you and best wishes in your futures, Senor we made history at the Winch 14-1-1 41 M.S., M.N., A.J., E.R., S.H., M.D., M.B., N.F., B.R., T.C., S.MC., P, R., C.O., D.C., R.T., Pitufo YOU have a true friend. class of 86 Mexico 86, World Cup MILYFE Mari I will never forget you, See ya Winch Eladia Wales yartuuala Wales Kevin Nickerson ,Mike Narkiu 32 , L 51435 z K 1 il 1 il 'fm ,.' .ze L S2 rm Q all Miguel Walla Life is like a tremor that passes through me, sort of like an Earthquake, Gee I wish I could stay but College is awaiting - Your popular person, Mike N orkin Holly 0160111101 Holly, Holl, Hollers Thank you Mom and Dad, I love you very much. You will be proud of me someday, thats a promise I have made to me. First foremost on my list of thanks is, Corinne Sequin, I will never forget you, you were always there, with the greatest respect and admiration - Holl. Mrs. Tignor who became a special part of my life and a true friend. Thank you for all your words of wisdom, and congratulations on your baby - you to George I love you both - Hollers. To Stephanie, a beautiful friend inside and out, I will always love and care for you. Keep in touch U2, wide awake in America. Marry Me, Thanks my friend. Colie stay you don't ever change, thanks for being there, Punk Mellon Headrember Winchendon mountain alnighters from day one thanks for being a friend, Love you all - I-Ioll Thanks Mr. Harrington for everything, I couldn't have made it without you. Another Day. 9 Paul kagland what a long strange trip it's been Grateful Dead Thanks Dad Garth kesnik Afduardo kolfles , t E vi, M ,gm 'MN A M , 13593 I ' ff - L , ,flaw , ,:, if ' ' mf i'- ' 2 af 'ff H . , f , , .:,,, , g Z K ' t si . fr Miata, ,,,,, , ,L 5 f ,, , pa , af .man Y Y , is Wi if ,',' I . X at Hill kyckmau Humpty Dumpty was pushed. Some day your husband will leave you, your kids will run away to the Circus, and then you will be mine. Miggy, Dopy, Mappache, and Kidd, Thanks a lot you guys are great friends, Sister Yella, Stay chill Freshness, LD, thanks for being there when I needed someone, Sean and Blake: the Marlboro men of the Winch, stay cool, and come visit often. CRuru 5 Princess 4 eval Lastly, don't go behind the pro shop any more. Edson, Lets Juke So what do you want Fool around with tonight, Mr KL Mrs, Burke I still consider it an honor that you wouldn't have me on Merrill II THE SCHWOERKESU Trivial pursuit, And Honarable Chinese dinners Its been fun thanks a lot. Uncle Bob, I was probably Your most deprived nephew, thanks for everything, Apple- head, You helped me a lot. And I owe you more than I could every repay, Dave, FIII 85, Vacations PGS, we've had some good times, in two years so lets not stop now total loss of muscular coordination Well Mom and Dad thanks for everything KO Mr P and Uncle Bob thank you even though you disciplined me a few times Well it s finally over and I am leaving a lot of good times behind Mike and Byron remem ber N Y We have had a lot of good times at many hotels woods and most of all the Cottage As for my neighbors Nick and Dave you guys kept me up too late Cone head stop spitting through the wall Lars come on and let me take the Mercedes y f Hasan Sclmzgo 1 1 n . . . . ., . y - .. , , it Lacrosse - 2, 3, 4 Soccer, 2, 3, 4 Dining room Proctor, Dorm Proctor Mom, Dad, And Brad, thank you for the privilege of frying Myself I love you. Allyson thank you for being there when I Needed a friend to lift my spirits your the best. Sean and Blake thank you for helping me with my problems, and just being friends Laura, Steph, Bridget, Lisa, Laura, Chris H, and last but not least Bill. You will always be remembered keep in touch. Tom, you have made this year special, You are one person who will never be forgot- ten, you will always have a place in my heart I love you We know where we are going, but we don't know were we've been, We know what we're knowing, but we don't know what weve seen. We're not little children and we know what we want, The future is certain, give us time to work it out. Good bye Winch and good luck to those who are coming back. Winchendon was a good place for me, it has really helped me get to where I want to be, and it is a nice place to learn I am glad for what it has done for me, and I am really grateful to the administration. Also it is so great that I made so many new friends. been a long time since I rock and ro1led Led Zeppelin. David Silver J, ffl , 4 2 Mit W Qs, 3 t ge X ig f a' U ., . ,iff ifzeifvfx 3 .N w .L.1' 2.,yi 'A' if , 1 5.9 .,f 3' fp W gf' , .I ,yew ,.' V , n ' 3,5 Vx,,4ii4i5.f.i.flV, ,V L. gi ' ' az, ,atffagiigffiz fy. 5,:.gwm+ 4 i , oi fgfzweaaz., if at 'L ,lt fb if R42 ' t Q 'H tbffli 54 '1,-'yrfw ,tire 15 ,Z 'wif7 ,fI wi5'i i' . 'ffetimfsi-'iff W Mit f .4 7' .' gf gi fz gi. ., ti , X .fygf 3 .V v - V. i O V.,v:t3 ,J n A... I, -aa-tiki . Ji'-.ft f ff .Alisan Schumer f' toghther Gary Sklar I would like to thank My Mother, Father, Sister's, Ma and Pa for all of their supportg it really means alot to me and I love you very much for it. Suzie, Michelle, B8:D these two years have great I will not forget them. Walton and Devon, hang in thereg best of luck to you in the future, we will always be friends. This school has brought me closer to a lot of people: I have made alot of new friends. Winch this has been a great experience for me and I will not forget it. Mom and Dad, I truly Appreciate the love and support you have given me g Someday I will make you proud of Me and we will share the success kcggie Cuckzr f Dave Vcmick Cheeba Thanks to my family for giving me this opportunity Also I'd really would like to thank my friends PJ, Stu, Steve Tex , MIKE, and Eric. YOU guys are just swell, Never forget The camping trip' and that lonely night in the woods. Stu, those two hits you really never recovered from. Well like take care I have to be Uh moving on And to those whom I didn't mention I'l1 see you on the dark side of the moon, Peace, Love, and The Grateful Dead. thanks to my family and other people who helped me while I was at Wm chendon. Those who don't float to the top end up here said Bill Steve Wilkens R,-W. X if ' ww ,wif SW 3 V-Q. ,uf -gf ,f f 4.1- NMA MD Q . if 3-Q ff ' ,. F 3' ' ' , f 4 rw-4,51 :,f ,. g f y f, 7 .,, ' 5 , W 5 6 I ! , 7 L M m J i ' - J- ,, Mi. 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A ,, Q -fb , lst row: Andy Hort, Garth Resnik, Reggie Tucker fCapt.J, Walton Burgess, Tom Coughlin CCaptJ, Devon Foggo, Adam Skiff fMgrD, 2nd row: Coach Schwoerke, Kevin Goldstein, Rich Rohman, Adam Voice, Ross Peterson Carlos Olarte, Coach Pentland, 3rd row: Eladio Nales, Mauricio Sulaiman, Miguel Nolla, Andre Joubert, Chris Prevost, Paul Ragland. 99 Winchendon Wins Small School Championship of New England The Boys' Varsity Soccer team, com- ing off the most successful season in its history, set a single goal for the coming season: Make it into post-season play. Behind the offensive punch of Reggie Tucker, Walton Burgess, Ela- dio Nales and Rick Rohman, and the stinginess of a defense led by Fortun- ato N ales, Tom Coughlin and Mauricio Sulaiman, Winchendon not only made it into post-season play, but they won the A.S.I.S.B.A. Championship, signi- fying the best in New England small school soccer. The season had several highlights, the championship being only one of them. The first highlight stretched the length of the first seven games. Led by returning letter winners, Reggie Tuck- er and Eladio Nales, Winchendon not only defeated but decimated its first seven opponents. While the offense was in high gear, the defensive was also its miserly best. Brilliant goal keeping and fullbacking allowed a mere one goal per game. During this streak, Winchendon played two of its fiercest rivals, Deerfield and Vermont Academy. Both games were decisive victories for a team that would go on to score more goals than any other Win- chendon soccer team ever had. The second highlight was Winchen- don's decisive victory over arch-rival Vermont Academy. This victory, played in some of the rainiest, muddi- est weather all season, showed the combination of sound, in some cases brilliant, individual skills and success- ful team play. In beating Vermont Academy, Winchendon maintained possession of the Marr Cup. The third highlight was a 2-2 tie against powerful Worcester Academy. Only one week earlier, Winchendon had been handed its first loss of the season, a 3-0 drubbing at the hands of the same Worcester team. Playing per- haps the gutsiest game every played by a Winchendon team, the defense played its finest game of the year. The 100 i K.-5.5 K1 j 3,1 ...L . ., K .l -,Swv . K . i .k.g.i,iQ g K .L . S qv KKK Ks lax lf K. sem. i ss xi K s Y ak- gua- ki ,Q -. . 1.1 Q A gfsgi K WEKKQPT K -:S s. ' '1. Tfisfge? K. K p . .- . :K .X 5 . wp ygsfwt-v i as K K XX . E , ksifiisis K , K .K ,g LK . , J . K 'Z K ,ss-1 -KK.-5 .SL .X 1 fKK -1K , ,5,g 7 fu . A 2.sS3KKKs.i-F QWK . si Q H Ksggg . 5 KKRQ-aixfKiK5K.i f K i .K K if S' . K elif ,g,KKyA,,i- , 'Q' 52, K Q Q af K 'lx,sNiQ,-,sg-,b,qs.sL ag ' s. 5? Q lx K 7 Ji 'ix-'fr x..f.:j Kfftl' VE Q A 5 1 Y Q .D-r,. Av,sMLk,g-vv,..f7 .sew .. assi .s , K.'5lfls,.KK+fs5'2wv 1, K hifi wigs? sf. ,g K. m5zif3QKK iff-2.,'f YK .lt xiii! .1 K K N512-si if figxvssxiii iii ,sth x. t LK, KK KK K 'K f iK sa i Ks, KK. .. KK Fife X if fs Q its is f ' K K K Kg :.i5K,?5 W 7 sth i . -A F. .x Y . ,sf K f W .Q ai L K .M N s .-Kw s Fi, Ks' . Y. , A-ff, ,w , K , V i K , , -1 - K . 'igrfffwffsiwgm ' irK'.1f,x.f ind .. :L K. l' wgnk I f K 2 K. ii' ' . gg af. .K g.K1Kf1, ,swf KK' two goals allowed came from a barrage of 26 Worcester shots. Goalie Mauricio Sulaiman made a total of 13 saves, saving three shots that looked like sure goals. Eladio Nales, unassisted, and Walton Burgess, with a beautiful assist from Reggie Tucker, provided the scoring for Winchendon. Finishing the regular season with a record of 11-2-2, Winchendon found itself invited to the A.S.I.S.B.A. Soccer Championships. Having made the tournament, the senior laden team decided that making the tournament was not good enough. Winchendon needed to win the tournament. With the goal set, the team went after it with all the tenacity that got them there. A combination of great defense and lightening offense led to back-to-back wins over 101 S2 El .Q 2 5: Q iw 55 S S 2 , 5 Q 2 S Q ii S 2 S Q? 1. K L S ,Q as ,S 2 S 5 5 4 102 ' y 'Nw HH-um-,,.,,, .Mug ,., A . 'X 1 ,M 'K un. x nas' .o..af4 i Q, , .,,,Q,,,,v,, 5 Q ., 's r 'f5J3i'o '. 'lf 1,45-- ,. - , nm, -:.3?'f::+-1: , ','.Jf'w'j22'g'g: 'f..'..f:,f,:.:1?, '- ' - ml! fm-sig C ' '. - ' fl ' ':.'- i - - ,-:f.':f:',5ff' Wfnuf if ,gf g9IpJ,3,- - Q nf : I I 6 5 , , ' 1 f 1 I , , 4 : I : : .A : f!',',ff,- K E lgglzz:'5 wan 1 . ff!! 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A , 1 ag, 53 -NJ K L. , K ,. si ,, Y 103 CSeated left to rightj Angel Diaz, Bill Ryckman, Edson McKenzie Duncan Cameron, Rick Staley James Talbot, Bernado Marques. fStandingJ Eduardo Robles, Rj Sour, Peter Hughes, Dameon Nay- lor, Dave Shapiro Dave Hillborn, Jeff Koss, Scott Epstein, Damon Heltzen uf -ffailfw M ' , ',. ' A ' ,' ...' f, W-1 , xv ,,,,A H X44 Q x H f M :W ,f W, M fa I . W Z?-wi A W .. I fy! VVV'v A - W 105 3 Clst row Seated, L. T0 RJ Michelle De Costa, Lisa Goldfarb, Evelyn Eidelman, Jeannine Hearon Phyllis Morris, Allyson Rogovin, Alison Schumer, fStandingJ Helena Gosling, Nicole Brodley, Mi- chelle Baham, Coach Frost, Suzi Harvey, Mari Anastos Coach Fraker w L N 1 N x .Q ,.... , . V, x A x . . W 4 .. 4, ,, .. r L N . Y K if na.. x' - Q-f ia. -hav N K K ' A ms-wx f ..L. M Q 'inf -- L -me . ,ag 6 'Nw-.. Q A5 J v'Q..x . 452. K N I A L, .K wi? . .,g,,,., K , K . . jp -K , M . 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'Q First row CL to RJ: Judd Fuller, Ted Yntema, Laura Demb , Russell Schuman, Scott Jakubik Kira Y , Seligman, Alberto Castillo, Scott LePage, Standing: Andy McElroy, Brian Goldman, Coach Boyd, Sean Henry, Sean Gross, Cris Hobbins, Coach Woodka, Tim Huntington, Steve Wilkens. Left to Right: Clay Mills, Alex Athienos, Jim Friihauf, John Attora, PJ Schalm, Stuart Knapp, Coach Cowgill, Cliff Lipman. ,, . 9 QTEK ,u XS AMW! ,...,w,,wMw A QL to Rl: Dan Logcher, Bryant Richard's, Robert Israel Standing: Cris Custer, Steve Resnick, Jason Schrago, Nick Ferrara, Dave Castleman, Coach Eiseman. gli R ii . .V- w 5 3,0 42 C , if KL to RD: J ack Long, Lars Turner, Jeff Boryszewski, Lee Johnson, Coach Eisenman, Dave Kanbar Craig Fisher, Mike Hamilton. Not Present Coach Tignor. Q f 4- Q ki A V ,Y , f N1 ,, gf , .f Q ffl? X 1 I ,A VY V 6'W,,,Y , 4 , y V4 ,L V , .Y - s ' ' MLW! V .,, ,Y,yd,-x K ' 3 5 f 4 V' f K fi ,. ,, f A 1 .'f'5f 1 . 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F 3 5 is K -. - -' . .. , , rrrll ,rlr C C C at - L'-L f ' - Sass: -2..-1:'FSPf2PEf?i2.f'w-3.515.2 1 i-'Nf:fi5'-- 'iff : . i Q'-Qzasaiffzgf .agaiggs?z2. - . fqaiiieiif lSeated from left to right! Coach Harriman, Coach Schwoerke, Tom Coughlin, Miguel Nolla, Peter Hughes, John Attora, John Berryman, Jason Schrago, Kevin Goldstein, Coach Burke, fStandingJ Garth Resnik, Dameon Naylor, Bryant Goldberg, Andrew Joubert, Nick Ferrara, Reggie Tucker, Stuart Knapp, John Hickey, Manager: Laura Demby, Coach Wormell. Q.. W - Clst row L to RJ Bcrnado Marques, Brian Goldman, Chris Prevost, Scott Epstein, Judd Fuller. fstandinigj Coach Samborski, Roman Greer, Billy Hollbrook, Steve Blum, Jeff Koss, Blair Lazaroff, AJ. Alibrandi, Tobin Brown CCAPTJ, Adam Gilstein CMgr.l, Coach Albion. 4 W 0 ... X 4 Y ix S ., 5, Q Q I' nwi x -Q -- ,Q .W , K A- M' . -X im- A' - X-1 , -- V -- : WSNWV - - F- - A W, ., V - i 'megs-lf' 5 'lifxfllfi' . WT' N W wi' 5. N F A DQ. 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To RJ Chris Hess, Mauricio Sulaiman, Eduardo Robles, Andy Adell, Dave Hillborn, fStandingJ Tom Champion, Kevin Nickerson, Chris Custer, Nicole Brodley, Chris Hobbins, Helena Gosling, Joscie Adams, Mike Norkin, Mike Clickstein, Coach King ya N1 w-sq., 3 ,X 3 as - E: . 158 is f ' CL To RJ Chris Hahn, Rusty Schuman, Scott Jakubik, Roger Sherman, Serge Vassil. First Row KL to RJ: Evelyn Eidelman, Phyllis Morriss, Kira Seligman, Liz Trisman, Michelle Baham, Second Row: Ms. Woodka, Sharon Holligan, Mari Anastos, Stephanie Kaplan, Suzi Harvey, Michelle DeCosta, Alex Moody, Mrs. Heald, Not Present: Mr. Couhig. I ez 132 133 Christma Hlljuibvlwnau WW ,, 5 .f 1 - 135 Thomas Champion ' Sharon Holligan New Faces George Hai aj, semi, Laura Goss Steven Keim Lauren Sheinson I pgfxx E Z A ' : lil? 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Z5 ii! if 5 ii Qi ,Lf ,fe 52 352 Q A? 'Q 2 gs xii 535 51: Z S B Zvi E ii Seated Mr. Smith, Mr. Schwoerke. Standing: Jon Hickey, Jamie Talbot, Chad Genoni Roman Greer Bernado Marques Mrs Schwoerke Dave Hillborn David Goldfaxib, Ted Yntema. ' ' ' ' w ara 3.9 ff 4 .Qc fx MQ 9 A 2 j MA wr X., 7544255 gi 'R rw 41,7 rv M Image 86 . Eg 3 xiii l BOSS- Bruce Sprlngsteen's album Born in the USA sold 17 mllllon coples. The Boss also completed a 61-city tour and mar- ried model Jullanne Phillips. agp +...4-4' 'xx A .1, z ' 4 'jx - SUMMIT- President Reagan met with Soviet leader Mikhail Gor- bachev ln Geneva, Switzerland. ACHILLE LAURO- Palestinian terrorists hijacked the ltallan Crulse Liner. American Leon Kllnghoffer was killed. HIJACK- For 17 days, Shl'ite terrorists held hostage 39 passen- gers and crew members from TWA flight 847. One American was killed. v at x is CHALLENGER- The space shuttle Challenger exploded minutes after takeoff Jan. 28 1986. All seven crew members dled, Including teacher Christa McAuliffe, chosen to he the first civlllan ln space. ' g A ' Af EARTHQUAKE- A lerluw uakes ripped through YXMWXX , up P 3 ami 1 N., if killing 20,000. ln Mexico 150.000 1' , 1 3 Vis, I ,if-Q fisiaek 2 is I w in 5 Wm NW X 'W ww sx w Xl A 1 X N , I ' W Y N ' H4 14, .P gh , , if W 10+1 .gp 'f . wif .yn Q Km ,' XR A 8 'fffaf vs A M ' A f f 14, Q ,ff 135 1 ,,,nf.a ..-4' 5-I T.V. FASHION- Miami Vice was tops in T.V. and in fashlon trend setting. Stars Don Johnson and Phlllp Michael Thomas popular- lzed casual but dressy styles in pastel colors. REFRIGERA TOR- 302 lb. rookie Wllllam The Refrigerator Perry helped lead the Chicago Bears to a Super Bowl wln over the New England Patriots. W eu an f V 'XJ'I'Wll nnnnnnuunnsna-an--nun md J P I 1-N, ROYAL VISIT- Prince Charles and Princess Diana vlslted the U.S., creating a social fren- zy ln Washington, D.C., and Palm Beach, Fla. HITS- Pete Rose surpassed Ty Cobb's 4,191 hits. ? ,S 5 if Q if 3 sf s 5 I E 11 is , i if iff' I E V 5221-2 ff 21 , 5 e 1,.-- V Q i LIBERTY- After nearly two years, restoratlon of the Statue of Liberty was completed Rededlcatlon was scheduled for July, 1986 MUD SLIDE- The Red Cross joined the rescue effort ln Colombia after Nevado del Rulz volcano erupted, causing a mud slide that killed 20,000 including 13- year-old Omalra Sanchez. JAL CRASH- A Japan Alr Lines plane crashed Into a remote mountalnslde, kllllng a record 520 people. 1985 was the worst year in history for alr fatalities. -'.- i --.F1Xf FAREWELL- Several great stars of stage and screen died during 1985, among them Rock Hudson, 59g Orson Welles, 705 and Yul Brynner, 65. USA FOR AFRICA- 45 American recording artlsts joined together to record We Are The World and raise mlllions for hunger relief ln Africa. Later ln the year, the two- contlnent Llve Ald concert raised more than S70 million. From Hector, Fernando, Mauricicio and the Sulairnan family, with appreciation to the Winchendon School and its staff for all that has been done for us as students and for what you all will do for generations to come. Mexico, 1986 STUDENTS Did you know thot you con get cosn doy or night ot ony Sndwmut 24 Hour Electronic Teiier? Snowrnut nos hundreds of Electronic Teiiers ds well os Cosn Network Autornoted Teiiers in pidces like supermorkets ond other porticiooting Bdnks oil ocross the stote! Stop in ot ony of our offices to open on occount! Shcwmut . Worcester County Bonk 115 Central Street Winchendon, MA 01475 C6173 297-3545 Wislzful Zfhinking .7a11rics Managed By Winnie Rivard All varieties of Pizza Congratulations COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDING MATERIALS. MILLWOPIK, HARDWARE, KITCHEN CABINETS AND FLOOR COVERINGS 245 CENTRAL STFIEET WINCHENDON, MA 01475 llfg QIQS INC P. O. BOX 2108 SAGINAW MICH. 48605 Best Wishes to 1986 Winchendon graduates the parents of Jon Hickey Deiina R. Hickey 81 David B. Andrews Spaghetti-Greek Salad Congradulations to the Class of '86 Subs-Hot and Cold Air Conditioned C 8i S PIZZA 245 CENTRAL sr. wrNcHsNooN, MA Telephone 297-2202 CALL AHEAD, ORDER WILL IE READY PATTIE S JEWELRY 1610 297 3576 V 15 Central Street Winchendon, MA 01475 Once in a While you can get shown the light in the strongest of places if you look at it right . . . Have a great summer. Fish and Rick. C.L. QEAD fb? 0494 A .a V5 032:51 5 Q .,,v lhv- Q 1965 Complements to the class of '86 Guaranty Bank ACOl'llfGfBCfii Wmchendon Off1Ce Buena suerte D j A Comfer Bank en la Clase en Wmchendon Off1CC mul noveclentos ochenta y ssete' Samantha Best W1shes to the Class of 86 Wmchendon Dry Cleaners '16 Eosf Grove Street Wnnchendon MA 044175 Phone 297 0988 'I . ,A 'X Qu l Congratulations to the Class of '86 Winchendon Flowers and Gifts 41 Central Street Winchendon, MA 01475 Congratulations to the class of '86 Gormon and Grace Bechard Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Prevost Rlck Staley Bess Wishes to the slloss of 119 6 Our caugratulafims and best Wishes. Mr. and Mrs. Jenard M. Gross. Best washes to the graduating class The Goslmgs of Bermuda Congratulatlons Robert F Lipman 1101 Armltage St OUR TROPHIES COST LESS xNU L UIVIPANY Chicago ILL 60614 Box 6040 Incline Vzllage Nv 89450 DIAIEEIEIQHER 17021831 0278 Best Wishes To The Class of 1986 Mrs. John Anastos Best Wishes to the Class of 1986 The Coughlin Family Congratulations and best wishes to the Compllnmcamyits of at class of 1986 Douglas S Came o Nzcole Bradley Gaugrafulalzaus V Castleman 8. Assocuates Frfnsmcil Congratulations Davrd and the class of 86 R chmond V rg n a J dy a d Polk Castle 0 ' 0 . I' fl I l 1 D 1 'Q' 1 Uv? 0 -A QQt'GlC X . Mom. Douglas, Hilary 1 i i i Y. l U n man Congratulations to the entire Class of 1986 and Good Luck in the future. The Mckenzie Family W G5 overezgn Sine QQWQQQQNQ iptd. 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They said it should be something suitable to youth-something didactic, instructive, or something in the nature of good advice. Very well. I have a few things in my mind which I have often longed to say for the instruction of the young, for it is in one's tender early years that such things will best take root and be most enduringand most valuable. First, then, I will say to you, my young friends-and I say it beseechingly, urgingly- ..... ,M as Z Q fda .ww J! s 'wi' vw' xg It fp XFN 5-Maggie! buf mmf if QC? if if' - ,U ff cf Yiygeii E5 XL W 'f7'11,1-'f- I: - .JXP Ng GCZYA, 3.14 md . ,W If A Yi? ga? XZ if i N29 'fb g j jjwg wwf? 15 fda-ff if 4 I Nw jg,ff,WQfMw7 Wm wwf A S t M mffftfjf I to Ext MQW! 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