Winchendon School - Vestigia Yearbook (Winchendon, MA)

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img, in Tim Bartkus wwwwnww Natural Aristocracy. It is a vulgar error to suppose that a gentleman must be ready to fight. The utmost that can be demanded of the gentleman is that he be incapable of a lie. There is a man who has good sense, is well informed, well-read, obliging, cultivated, capable, and has an absolute devotion to truth. He always means what he says, and says what he means, however courteously. You may spit on him- nothing could induce him to spit upon you-no praises, and no possessions, no compulsion of public opinion. You may kick him-he will think it the kick of a brute-but he is not a brute, and will not kick you in return. But neither your knife and pistol, not your gifts and courting will ever make the smallest impression on his vote or wordg for he is the truth's man, and will speak and act the truth until he dies. C1849l Ralph Waldo Emerson .1 A ...,, .,,.' . ' f F 1

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My 161 Tom Hart ,WM-f'Y ' N W Thanx Mom and Dad, this was the best chance you ever gave me! Aline, you know what, I Love You! Are you sure? Positive? 19, 20, 21, 22? Married? Oh, My God, it's your Uncle Bill! NO TOMATOES!!! I LOVE YOU BABE!! BABE! BABE! BABE! The Rock! Out of College, into money!! Camaro 87', red rockett Now and forever - that's what it's gonna be - permanently!!! Judy, Judy, Judy, all those parties, how did we do that? Denny's S.G.W.C. 'll want to stay in the car Aline, I love you, - those were the best days, these are the best days, those will be the best days. I Love You. Joe - stud I mean P . Nice glasses. Study hard!! Harvard. Mike M, I-Ii!! one-half, the tree, NP's. I'm gonna kick you're a !! Red's - Steve, Hi!! M.F.!! You crazy kid!! 'II'm sooo F.! Are you, Steve? Bos man, CLD.. Mauricio Uthe T ride Boston, late night. To all the others who made my year awesome: T.I-I., L.F., R.A., R.B., N.L., J.l-I., R.B., H.E., B.C.B Alfand Tom, R.S., D.D., B.C., J.K., Mark It's been the best of times - 10 years. Aline I love you! I'Tom, where have you been? I say l'around!! 'iLater Babe!!