Winchendon School - Vestigia Yearbook (Winchendon, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1991 volume:

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We cannot escape the fact that change is inevitable. We must be able to adapt. You will meet change throughout your lives. You must adapt. The world is changing faster and in more ways with every decade. We all must adapt! However, I encourage you to do more than adapt. I encourage you to lead the change. Do not be passive. Act! Decide what you believe in and get involved. There is a time worn prayer that I offer for your consideration: God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can and the wisdom to know the difference. Mrs. LaI3elIe and I wish you God speed as you leave Winchendon. We hope that you get back to visit often. We will miss you. Sincerely Qwfaifa.. J William LaBeIIe I-IEADMASTER J F . i ' ' . .lk . ,la if .9 W,-pu ff x . 53. .QQ 4 , iff. issgifi i ., .. f . .V 5 . ,vs- . .Pg . jg fi .3 5 . . 2:gs.,:h , A .... I A, if ,ws My is I M., . - . : I .HA 1 -,wr , .N I '37 'f . ,.. - JY, ,',m,:vfe i.. 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We would like to take this opportunity to thank Mr. LaBelIe for his hard work and commitment. 3 fy! W. .JI .., K -4 Q '-94.16 'f 1727. . of x S,Q I . I P f 1 f 2- FFT' ' .. ..,. X 4 'BR '- ,ea s Q 4,- fq Table Of Contents Headmaster's Message 2 Dedication II Seniors I6 Impressions 39 Underclassmen 46 Faculty And Staff 64 Dorm Life 72 Athletics 86 Grganizations IO2 Activities IOS 2 i We meet many people in this life as we go through it. Some will fill minutesp others hoursg and some. a year or two. And then there are a precious few who touch a place within and whom we know deep inside that we will meet again and again. -L inda Gatto .,,f . vi sf-1--sy l ,Z -li X U 1 7' Q f f A ' A 7,17 N 1 1 ' .JB ma -SW, What is a friend? A single soul dwelling in two bodies. -Aristotle KHA I , K 1.3--v ui ' 'ft .ual ' . 1 4, nl. Q us -4 - , ' 'I 3 , W , ,av Wx 1' . ,v L. 1 0 Q Q S l . S an -, KJ ,u .. , A V . -- ' 1 Q . ' f, - 1'f's': -.. L 5- E 5' J Jr-'F - .' ' .. -1, 5 ., ' '. 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Over these years, he has displayed a deep concern for students and faculty alike. To students he is a friend and at times a father figure, who is always there to listen and offer comfort and advice. From 7 p.m. to 7 a.m., Ray is the guardian of the student body as well as the campus. We, the students of the Win- chendon School, hereby dedi- cate this yearbook to Ray Sault for his commitment and caring for the Winchendon School community. Thanks Ray. We love ya! All is af' ' sin., i a lv 'I' fs ,swf S A ml ' X ,.j...X,.k..-,. .v 1 M VV ,A -L A. E L.-Q 25 ., ., lffk .wr , 435312 'ggi W...-inch.: . -'1 '.,. Q ,'s, -s , fx. w.. Q- 'Q 2 lv- . ..,l , '.'+'.' - I . ARI' . .,.,- -2.5--. ll, . ,-1 A -xl. . 4, 1 .. . ,,1 Y, pu v , . Qu ,AV y V , :--.i.-,-....T,.f.. I, A , W. hu 3' - yy 3 W 2 1 4 sq' ' L I 1 Q e , . , 7,-7T..7,,,,.. ,,,., ,Y Tvfni ,.,.- v -Tw .., --.ff,.V...-.,-V ,.. .,,. - - ,Y 'N , ,1 . x' , ' . 4 , , ,,- Q ,ws Q , If. ' 1 , ,,. D . . ...u Q... u.w.w, 'vAwf,,,,,, -.K ,A .-- W ,. A ww. uc: f1x,.v,'m ff,.,1,x,,, up f h x - x js. W nn bs gg? xv , 'Wh-1m,,,,,W WMM. 1 Muff-N X N A , ,W -f. Q-f-pi -M.,-f Q .af 95 w N 4 , ,1 1a,- ' AX Q, 1 5 J., fa : 'mv , 1'f W4 ,.'..,, in A ff. if sed X' . J. - 1 X 41. 3415? 1.1 If .4-1 4 fi I s if 4 Q I .. Stain. you were always around when Ali Azaizeh -I can't believe how time flies. Wow!! Thank God that I am out of here, but I will miss you. I ha good time here. I am really happy that I made it at my school. This school has meant a lot to because I have been studying for I4 years in America. Dad and Mom. I would like to say thai? you for giving me the best possible education. Also. I want to thank everyone at the Wincheii don School for helping me. Let me tell you about our past. . I. Mr. Harrington: You are awesome and funny. Hey, don't forget about Molly. l'll never forge about Boston and the fun times. Remember. don't be wise or hip. Also you are my father and yet and I have been crazy because we fight and are wise guys. Ha Ha Ha. 2. Mr. Couhig. Don't forget that I had a bird mess on my face during the baseball game in Ma! Also, you are cool and funny. :I 3. Mr. S Mrs. Chase: You are great dorm parents and I enjoyed Hockey and Soccer. We hadfi good time. 4. Mr. 8 Mrs. LaBelIe: Are you glad that I am leaving, because I bother you too much? Well tor bad. That is your job! To the rest of the staff. Thanks for pushing me up. 5. Mr. 8 Mrs. Boyadiian. You are great people and sweethearts to me. You are special to me 6. Mr. Burstein. You are my best buddy and big brother. Hey don't forget to come to Boston ani have a good time in the Hard Rock Cafe. To all boys and girls: Including, G.N., A.D.. S.M., J.B., L.S., C.T., J.N., R.M., J.S.S., L.H., M.T., C.H Thanks for the good times at Winchendon. Jason Bayer Huggy, Sandra Dee. and Junebug, You have always been in my corner no matter what I wanted to do. The support and trust yo! put in me gives me great confidence to conquer any task. Jeff will always live. That was thi hardest thing for a family to go through. Yes. it kicked us. but we held together. You and Mom Josh and Me. the four of us together made it out ok. The love we have will never die. You meal more to me than life. I love all of you with my heart and soul. Thank you for being proud of me Love. J-Bin C1Love You Dink where are all your friends? That's the longest movie I have ever seen. Sta, for all of the kicking and rude remarks. you still liked us. We love you and stay safe. Katelin, it has been fun honey. and l'm glad I got the chance to know you. Keep in touch. Meghan. Remember the times we were nice to each other. Nice Dress Lets Burn ltl Chuckman. keep on telling stories. It's been fun. See you in another life. Sappy, It has been some years that we have been hanging. A lot has happened. Now you art going off to war. If I lose another brother, I am going to kick your but. Stay safe and God be witl you. Naz. what can I say. I lost Jeff, but you gained you. Thanks. P.S. could you change a light bulb. have a ziti n meatballs. Moneyman, 40 + keep going! Everyone gets a piece of murph's monster. You have been great You tell it like it is and you know rock-n-roll. needed a hand. You are the only person I ever left warm ties for. Thanks for everything. To everyone I missed. the laughs, the good times. God Bless all of you. Good Luck. I8 1 Katelin Bowers I f First I'd like to thank my Mom, Dad, and family for all the support and love you've given me through all my rocky years of high school, and for all of the opportunities you've opened up for me. I love you all very muchl 1- Meghan- I never thought I'd like youl No, really. I'm glad we've become good friends. l've come to rely on your friendship and advice. I'm going to miss you. Take care and keep in touch. Oh yea. the definition of hollidogs is when someone strange uses your pillow or blanket and you can't stop acting like an idiot. iTerry- Wowl We did it. Graduation! Well I'm really going to miss you. We've had fun. Darn Shorts Keep in touch. love. yal Stacy- Take care of yourself, I'm all. then shes all, then he goes. I'm glad we became friends. Pat- My muffin, wheres my red pen! fliarb j.k. iTo anyone l've missed- In the last two years you've all added something to my life. Take care ind good luck. ' To all my teachers-Thanksl LN., S.C.. C.T.- Good luck and good thoughts. Steven Campbell I can't believe how fast the past four years have gone by. It seems like yes- terday since the first day I was here. and I was only a little bitty fish. I really can't believe I stayed here the full four years. so I guess you could call me a product of the Winchendon School. I really appreciate the friends l've made in the past years at this school, and I 'I i 0 4' I uess I probably will appreciate the edu- ' . 1 S cation I got in years to come, if I got any AQ . , at all. But what I truly appreciate is the fact that I went through four years of .45 l . lm: dj this place without getting booted for fs my grades or for even being a profes I sional Hog Later Yawlll V? get C K ' .. gf 2 fri-iifs - -Lg. , N J. Bear - Watch out because we got the rapids here and the waterfall there. Don't drop it. Dink- All in all it's been a killer two years, except for the fact that you wouIdn't put my discs away. Also, don't worry about every- body elsell Chuckman - If it wasn't sewn on you'd lose it. Spudd- I'll tell you the answers to the test right after I take it. Cling-On - I don't have enough! Stacy - C'monl Shin - See Ya Laterll Roberta- I'm very glad it's lasted this long 'cause now I know it's going to last much longer. so don't worry anymore. I love you more than anything that I can't wait to see what happens in the next few months of our life. I9 4' : Joshua Clifford Mom, Dad and Family - I made it! All I can say is Thank you for your support - Bartles A 8 James Aaron - Thanks, you've always been there, racing, hoops, skiing, concerts, running through Mission Hill, Bry, Farls childhood, Heff and everything else. what a long strange trip it's been - The Dead Bry - Boston runs, Mt. Dew Cyeahj, 70 mph exit, the 6 months, the house for a week, Heidi, go-carts, Cape trips, Moesly, Faith No More Show, The Trench Coats, Better to reign in Hell, than serve in Heaven - J. Milton Farley - Boston in under 45 min., the Subie, Enduro, you . . . you live in a house? , The Plunger, NOI you can't drive, 5. Athol road painting, Till the next time, keep ya' steppin' to the A.M. - 3rd Bass Heidi - Psycho on the loose, If you cry once more l'II . . movies, your hair worries, wear more black, Two Moon Junction, Loves not enough in itseIf - Depeche Mode Larmon - French for 2 years, Ms. Shut, gum, potatoe logs, rides to Amherst, Party on - Bill and Ted Bayer - KeIley's classes, Bad influence in LaLa's class, cheese stix. Citgo breakfast. Rice, Duane. Campbell - The 4 year crew, we made itl Duane- -Got a quarter? Played any new games? Take it easy D. Mowder -Freak! The Dark Avenger rides again. Ms. Krueger and Mr. Shattuck - Thanks for all your help over my four years at Winch. Kyle - Keep the Faith and always remember, your one of the few, the proud . . . The Day Students. About The Winch - It's a daydream nation - Sonic Youth I have the will to survive, I cheat if I can't win. If someone locks me out, I kick my way in - - The Clash Mine's the tale that can't be toId - Led Zepplin That's the news and I'm outta here - D. Miller I-9 -4' 912 I ...., David Cox I would like to thank everyone who has helped me get through these last three years at this school. Thank you Mom and Dad for supporting me in everything I did here. I really appreciate everything you have done for mel Duane R. - Well we did itl I'Il never forget all you did for me over the years. We had some great times ski- ingl Chinese downhill. our collisions. the tree I hitl Riding on that sled was the most embarrassing experience! Thanks for helping me get through some tough times. You're a great personl I'll visit you in Bermuda whenver I get another chance to go. This time I'll FIND your housel Cindy S. - I don't know how or why you put up with me for two yearsl Remember Thanksgiving '89, the Golden Retriever I almost hitl You helped me get through a lot. I will never forget all you did for me, to try and make me a more positive person. Thank God you know what is out of our Iivesl You deserve everything good that comes to you and don't forget that. Cynthial Jessamyn W. - Thanks for not hanging up on mel You are one of the funniest people l've ever metl Eclairs at Mt. Wachusettl I'II never forget thatl I never expected you of all people to become a friend of mine. but I'm glad you didl You always put me in a good moodl Good Luck with college - I know you can make itl Shani-qua B. - Well Miss I am going to be on honor roll and I am going to be the biggest Ioner. it has been great! We've had our arguments. but we've had our fun times - such as skiingl And remember, we have two things in common. We both have parents who have vans that don't go anywhere fast. and we both had accidents in silver Sablesl Who's inhaler are you going to use next year? l'II visit you next year. and yes, I do make long distance calls once in a whilel Thanks for everything and good Iuck!QWAI Laura J. - Wachusett will remember us as the two who raised hell on the trails. Our fights turned many heads! How many collisions did we have a day? Thanks for whacking me in the knees with your poles and pulling on my cold earsl l'lI miss skiing with youl Water Country Rememberl Craig M. - Remember life on Ford II? Those were the best and the worst times in schooll Do we make a good singing dance duo? Think notl I ruined all the movesl Good luck next yearl Thanks for all you did for me. Also special thanks to Danny O., Carlos A.. Dawn M.. Tina C., and Aaron D. One last thanks to this school for all the zits it has given me. 20 Shinichiro Hiraiwa I would like to thank my family and every teacher for the past two years in Winchendon. I made a lot of American friends and learned a lot of English too. I'II never forget Winchendon life and I hope that this experience will help me in the future. YT - Thank you very much for waiting for me. I finally made it through high school life. so you can't call me a high school student anymore. CAHAHAIJ I love you. TA - I am so glad I have a friend like you. Thank you very much for the help these past two years. I hope I'II see you in LA next year. MO - Hwyl shimp. I don't know what to say. I'm glad we became good friends. I really appreciate the help on my English and everything. I really like the way you think, but don't think too much. CI can't help itll I'II miss you very much. Keep in touch! I'm stupid, but I'm a nice guy. QAHAHAJ. Have the best summer. Love, Shin CN - I really like your friends and your family. Keep in touch. l'Il come visit you again one day. You should come visit me in Japan. CT - Chuck manl Middle man of the week. Effort 5. Keep in touch dude. AA - The best SC - Save me yo? Have the best summer and have fun in college next year. SL - Stacy Lacapapa Shin JN - Do you wanna MT? Keep in touch. I have your phone number. LS - You are good kid! Don't forget vulture. JB - Have fun in college, but not too much. PM - I'm sorry you lost your girlfriend. I'm sure she will be waiting for you when you get out. CAHAHAJ You d b tter kee in touch with me. LJ, CR, SM MM, RF - Thanx for a great year. Hiro, Atsushi, Kazu. Shigeru, Toku, Soichiro - We 9 P finally made itl Keep in touch and I'II see you in JAPAN. To all the other 'JAPANESE - I feel sorry for you guys. Have fun at Winchendon next year. Yohsuke - Keep in touch next year and come visit me one day. K.G.B Shin. -ef? W' I W ' 1 Soichiro Kodama A I . . il W 4. +1 .4 0 il ' Brett Larmon Well Winch, it's finally all over. After three years I'm finally graduating. Things have been fun the past years with Jasons and Drew when I was a sophomore. To Carl and Bayer and the hogs: I just want to thank you all for getting me through the years, though it was very hard. Thanks to Steve M., Trimmer. Jen, Brenda, Trina, mane. and Rhoda for all the good times in the summer and on my weekends. Thanks to my sister for watching out for me and giving that extra push to get through high school and life. and for my weekend escapes. Mom and Dad. I owe you so much. I know that I was very difficult through the years, but I want to thank you for pushing me to go to Winchendon and better myself. both as a person and a student. Later Winch. Look out college. here I come!!! Patrick McCarty Fare ye well now, let your life proceed by it's own design. Nothin' to tell now let the words be yours. l'm done with mine. - G.D. Goin' to leave this brokedown palace on my hands and my knees. I will roll. roll. roll. Mama, Mama, many worlds I've come since I first left home. Goin' Home. Goin' Home. By the waterside I will rest my bones Iistenin' to the river that sings sweet songs to rock my soul. - G.D. Nothing left to do but Tour. Tour, .- -- Tour . . . lf, i Dawn McCurry Mom, Dad and Sis- Thank you for being there for me when I didn't think I was going to make it. You always stood behind me in decisions I had to make and were not blind to questions I asked. Thanks for listening. Most of all I thank you for Sept. I7, l972. I congratulate you on a job well done . . . I love you all and could have never done it on my own. Shani-qua, don't ever forget 3-Q-B + X especially 3. Never forget Cushing. We'll have to do it again sometime CLittle Sisl. Get over it, there are many fish in the sea and he is just a minnow. Duane, l'Il never forget the talks we had. especially the one you couldn't keep under your hat. CSMACKJ I got the last Iickl Don't forget the triangle or the rescue in the bathroom. Carlos you owe me a trip. Tina, being your roommate was a trip and a half. I'II never forget the popcorn and peanut spitting and how you got yourself in things deeper than ever imagined. There's one thing I have to say, I TOLD YOU SO. Keep your feet straight, hands in front and desk clear. I'll miss hearing the phone ring EVERYDAY during study hall and your hair looks fine. Craig, we have had our good. bad and questionable times, of which I think nobody would want to live through. If I had to do it again l'd stay with the same person. Practice the eyeglass moves and don't forget to smilel CSpikeD. Aaron. just hang in there. I'm sure it'Il get better. CAre you over it?D Thomas. I don't hate you and Danny don't stop what you're doing. NOW, if I have forgotten anybody. I am SORRYI All of you made this the best year for me and l'lI never forget any of you. I Luv Ya'. your sis Dawn Harmon Michael Mowder -The Winch If you don't study you will fail lf you don't eat you will die If you don't go to class you will get a cut If you smoke you will get kicked out If you dress inappropriately you will have to change si WE SHALL OVERCOME If you screwed up in life, and have no where else to go You will have to go to the Winch. 23 Meghan Murphy 6f0ft+ me Ihe serenity . y. Qefsaafotsgaggr ,u , 1 1 1 COur-ct e ' N ,WQ3-gigs ig3fl9,'i.,..i 'ff' 1' C Oli erenge. Know I Y Q as -- ' TJ , J J - -if 5 W V, 'AQ lifes. 5 ' Whats wrong with me? I'm really not a nice person. They pride themselves on being so different from everyone else, on being accepting of others. Yet they condemn anyone that's different from them. I pride myself on being different, on being accepting of other's faults, yet I find myself condemning them. Does that make me the same as them, except I'm alone and they're together? Stach- it's so greatfFant. Fr.-Terby-well I'm sure u no all I have 2 say. Just 'member 2 take care of u. Kati- I didn't think we could ever be friends. Thanx 4 your help + support. I value it. P.S. whats the def. of hollidogs? Patrick- Thank you for all you've taught me about friendship, you'll always be in my heart. though l'll probably never see you again. Meighan- Keep thinking good thoughts - Mom. Gram, Red + Doug - Thanx 4 giving me myself back. I cherish it and u. If I had my way I'd give a CoCo Nut to everyone. L, 5 Hidekazu Nakabayashi lim f If 5 an ' ' . - ' -'X 1 R L v It-wr' 'Q ,Q '75 M' y f I would like to thank my parents and I would like to thank all of my friends and teachers. Carl- You are the best roommate! You keep your room clean. I will never forget dorm life with you in East Wing these two years. We should go to Austria again. Toku, Shigeru, Yosuke - Remember Thanksgiving in Vermont? Mr. Lameyer - Who is the best known sports person? Mr. Couhig - I'm really sorry that I didn't play baseball. Thomas, Seth - Red Sox ifl E..Tl', nam t Ig GG' Qlgflillbs fNfu!5f-lgifhff ale 1595 R'-n i 1 LRE 'yflx 6 6 5 5 Q QC .PEBQXXKXXXKXXXXXX 3 yfliw 9 QQQ U . f E - . RQTNGQ TA P25 G . y N -I! A I K C.b.1'f1Qp ' I-I , .- E J T i': l'l i' 'lllfll i lil Tllinllnilliiliiul I lkla lf-J ,KL 'R ' J 'Jr' 25f.o.o1Lf4 E glllilly ljaxylxmilg ' 5 , iE' gg fl l All l . x. TU Lew 'sl J El E F wire we ff. im i W' U'Tof1fA Qxll f i Kana Park . '5 , J f 54531 X - 1' fi! V 1' . l 'My 2 4, i i' 'Q- vw JP vdylm, 'Q' QF' W4 'fy I would like to thank my parents and my grandparents. Also I would like to thank every teacher. Yuk . . say oh kayll wh yo a e feeling blue. Meighan, l'm glad to be your roommate. Don't forget Samuiyo At t mete , Chobaka and other Japanese d P Ji HoP heled ltYoaei , e h h a 'f K S ' pa n- .. you p me a o . u r n ce ev nt oug you re vain or a orean. omeday we've got to meet in Seoul III b od at speaking Korean. For Japanese. Visit Toyohashi and play Pachinko at Daiei O.K.? OGyonokg Goma, chune thanks fo y Iett Japan ers from N f A., . ef Carl S. Rice ll E. - it av g e l f' '5 EE if H 'f I a71fI1i'liliikr,-jigrxurijlilgw M1121 ll -Q TIC f W I if A 'Sl I Duane Richards The Winch has done alot for me. I have made a lot of friends and seen them come and go. To my parents. thanks for sticking with me and pushing me. The Bermuda Boys, Mahlake S Raymond etc.. thanks. Thanks to my brothers for helping me out. Rude Boy! D.C.: I have known you for along time. Thanks for being a good friend. S.B.. My little sister. we have been through a lot, thanks for being there. C.M.: Last year we had a lot of fun, but this year was better. AD.: I'm glad I met you, you're a good friend have fun. D.M.: You have been like a sister. thanks for helping me oust QSBD T.C.: You are a real nice person, don't ever change. J.B.f skiing the jumps. D.B.: Up against the wall. CR.: 4 year, the New York Boy. D.O.: CE.. B.C.. T. stay safe. LH.: Hope to see you in Bermuda. To the rest of my friends I missed. you've all been bud. To all my teachers thanks. Peace Out. Duane Richards P.S. J.C. 4 years DDII I need a quarter. Lincoln Stevens Uncle Bear: Buku dinky dow Uncle Bearl And what a Buku year it twas. If I put in rewind. I look back and witness the disaster of myself dying with the land. Luckily, with much help from you and your family, I was able to bail out and spare myself from myself. Although all I have to offer is a sincere thanx. I understand how much I owe and it adds up to a lifetime of work. I'lI see you in a bit. Sheriff Alamo Campbell: Ahal My trusty roommate. It seems as though we're gonna embark on somethin' better real soon huh? Well, what can I say? Two years with the sheriff? I wouldn't have had it any other way. Terence: Although the government was broke and outside that window it was anarchy my brain. for the first time in a long time, was perfectly at eaz. Craig and Chuckman: Personally, I wouldn't give you boys the steam off my feet, but I must provide credit where credit is due. By far the sickest neighbors an individual could ask for. so live long and prosper in the U.S.A. Stacy: Never mind the bruises, iust keep on laughin. K A special thanks and good luck to: Happy, Timi, Cathy, Nab, Patrick. Shindio. Laura, Mr. Kelley, Mr Lawrence Miss Carmen Lee Drew Pugh, Mr. Shattuck, and the wing. Don't worry about today ..... We got Freedom's comin our way - Jimi Hendrix Charles Traywick Mr. John CID- gravity man, gravi- -L ty. Neuhoff- Later dude. You ripped me off NHS. Lincoln- l'll just get one of my own. Go home! Steve- Put a lid on it. You al- ways did. Carl- You probably will have killed Christie by now. Pat- Get a life. Have fun on tour man. Where do you shop for clothes? Shin- Someone's ------ my lord, Shindio. Rob, Nudleman, Ja- son, you guys live in Merrell. l'm sorry. Mr. Lameyer OJ. Mr. Christie and Mr. Waite- there's still time, get out, before it's too late. Stacy- You're the big boss woman of the New Dorm. Every- body else, have a nice life. Mom 2. I-f' was. Chuck Man. . . . Dancing fires on the beachfsinging songs together! though its just a memoryfsome memories last forever. and Dad, I hope I made it this far, but I love both of you very much and thank you for everything. If only everybody knew what everything Shigeru Yukawa Thanks Mom and Dad for ensuring my education and believing in me - and best of luck to my brother Ryu. I had a great time at the Winchendon School. Goodbye to all of my friends and Good Luck! Christopher Albee Oliver Churchill Mary Daley Robert Ferullo Hiroshi Kataoka 5 Brian Moran ir 4 . a Tim Potranandana Jin 0h Shin fi, f , '- si Yumiho Suzuki H w Michael Sweeney - lr x r ' Jeremy Yorke pn, ' 2'1 klfw ef OQQA: ,ad-Q Mya, .fw- K if 4 W r If M x as ' V L, 'A A It C X ei 'tw NW' A , I 4, ,L L Q 'aff af? 5 14 5.9 3'5- mmw. l 4 V o-any adoatee Melissa Sue Epstein l would like to than friends here. Thank SOMEUNES 'THE LIG-HTS AEE Smwlwg ON mg k my parents, the faculty. and all of my s to David for always being there. Yumiho, MEN ARE SCUM! Thank You. muez Times. i QAM SAQELY SEE L, LA,-rg ul we OCQUQED TO NLE , A mi HAT A tome STRANGE Q TRW W5 BEHA- Qwliiyifbf l Nm WHA1 l Am, Amo THATS ALE 'l'HAw lAm-. YQPQY4 GT HE SAILQQ NV5-N5 gf l.ET l'r BE Goof: J3 I bvxtluhxlou You l Nluu. pgs Womlgru. aunt 4' 9 M715 THANK You DRC Vol THE SECQNK3 CHANCE mlm 34 FAKE Tues Wen, , A' Ll- 5 Tokuhiro Nakamura I made a big mistake in the woods. Because I lost my way when I was running the Cross Country course. And then a hunter ran after me. I was afraid of that. because I thought that I would be killed by a hunter. I will miss everybody. I had a wonderful time in Win- chendon. See Ya Everybody! Toku Da Yo Craig Neuhoff Education is not about getting ahead? it is about discovering the joy of learning itself. -William J. Eden I m glad I did it partly because it was a good experi- ence, but mostly because l'll never have to do it again. -Mark Twain Come forth into the light of things and let nature be your teacher. -William Woodsworth So this is what I shall do! Everyone have a good life! X vo -3.556115 1 V' fi! Q, xi , , X f I y f f,f'f'.-'IIN' ' ff f f y , Shin, I couIdn't have made it here without you . . . Thanks for being there when I needed you most-I'lI miss you. Shrimp! Meghan- I think therefore I am. So-o many thoughts. I'll miss you pinky S all our talks about everything. . . Laura . . . Judd . . . Carl . . . Patrick- what a turbulent sneezy year. Ryan E, Kris- tin- so many phone calls stained with tears S laugh- ter-thanks for dealing-I love you both. REEF' IIUIWC 19-I-LIX .min uvniz 1.29, lv-24: x wg.- Meighan L. 0'Toole Wanna watch your eyes dip them in a honey glaze mirror mine, roll them high take my eye, do not wonder why I've come to the crux I've looked it up S down seen the trespassers trample themselves as the miser makes love to his wealth tripped away the days some are gone. some are okay summers gone, some are maken love I love to watch you love to watch you . . . drip away -Jane's addiction y ,H 0 ., , , I can see how people look down-they're on the inside. People I see weary S weak showing my good side I ' ' ' ' see how people look down- I'm on the outside . , . 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Using my arms and legs, I try to fight, forcing, prying, supporting with all my strength and will. The throbbing stops, the walls contract. They're gone, I have won. won, until the next time. I try to hide myself. but even alone they come to get me. Now I can close my eyes not iust to them, but to all. I hate to run and hide, but so many times l've stayed, and so many times l've fallen. Hiding, I can see all, but they nothing. In the past, I have often been seen, but not for long. That way is best, none coming, none going. Just space, nowhere to go, nowhere to come from. Here is where I let you in. It's all there for your view - call and hear. It's all there just for you to see. . .blackness to most, a world to you. When you're there, it's your world, your people, your time. The doorman is there to take you on your tour. Once in, there is much to see, but please, handle with care. Stay, because you want to. There's no one to tell you anything. Just you and who you want and not even them. -Ryan Makamson fx Morning Dew takes grasp upon the blades, once hidden by the snow of grace. The Albatross takes its resting place around your neck and sur- rounds the life with the agony of lost love perpetrated by the fear of loneliness. Black caresses of dark make your home and pitiful faces of the down trodden fill your rest and make your soul weep with the emptiness of fulfillment and it lingers till you give it away. -Laura Hammond .2 .., insides l f k rf Lyfyjfiwy Rain falling outside. mind exploding inside Help, help, it's too late. falling, falling. got to think quick before it's too late. got to. got to, act fast. before it hits. got no love got no fear got nothing. help. help. help, Don't even bother. -Ryan Makamson QQSGD War 3 lfx 'buf .4 I Q A ff x dw: K .. .. . , . 4 V gy : S: .35 1 im? - x , an V , ., , ' 'V' gf .-xfhi' ' , , QOH, .1 Q Ya JN X X. A -Zu' 1 ,. - J:--Z' . 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Z., , H ' 1 :-T 1 Dominik Reske Paul Sargent Saul Schulman Chelsea Shure Tetsuro Tamura Matthew Theken ,gm Q vi. 5:9 lv 435 ' ' Yulln Wakamakoto Maeko Yamaura Massaku Yoshtmura 5 '- , an Shim RU.. 1,- I, gm , X 1 . Th..-.r. -, wif' 1- , ,. fgqqyzpypg 7' 4 fxff: v-, .. . .,-,! -4 '.1,f1 3' '- 5. ' 1 fJ:1'l:'l':1V f wg 3.1 1 ,. inn' ' r' ..V,. 4, .,gu3g1 If Fa,Z.? '5' ' 9:7 .' ' 3:24 , JL. af , .V - gh: Li., , I . 1.93.1 ' , . 51 ' - Q' . 71762 .' we 5 . we P. 4 so-unify. xwmexx -.. 'fi J'fI.',J.-:Nl .. QW.. .....,. ..fI'IL'I'1' nilbzcl Dv! W. ag M Q... 1-1 ' 'ou -m y mm W' -une.. 1 ' nu..-.. 53112. :Nu vqwvw mm -.'TI2Z 1Na ' 4 . an-w . ...qua ...:v,-e..N..fw'4Ie- ,,.. N. A Soon Jong Ha Bom Yu Han Shun Bum Han l .gnu f 13 Q5 '90 Gregory Kalona Thomas Keyes Auk Kim rv vw-4135. Moon Hee Ko Palge Weissman xy' -QL, fix wit' ,mx O 'AC Km 5 Wg fklfff? I V014- X ix . 71 x , Lx,-f ' if X ' 'sux .X In XL' .N Lf f f X 'F If' ji' ,ww X , ' J' dministration I Thomas H. Couhig J. William LaBelle Robert N. Harrington B.A.. Assumption College B.S.. M.S., Univ. of Mass. A.B.. Harvard College Dean of Students M.Ed.. State College at Bridgwater Dean of Faculty English Headmaster Latin. ESL psychology dye Marilyn P. LaBelle BS.. Univ. of Mass. Cert. of Lang. Studies. Yale Univ., Middlebury College Cert. of Study. Landmark College Dir. of Developmental and Alumnifae Affairs Academic Dean Chairwoman. Mathematics Dept. LATXMST 66 0755, Alfred J. Purcell Ill B.A.. Univ. of Vermont Director of Athletics Chairman. Science Dept. Science Mathematics Kathryn M. Krueger B.A., Saint Cloud State University Dir. of Community Services Dir. of Activities Foreign Student Advisor Science ESL Sarkis Boyadiian Facult David M. Burstein B.S., Univ. of New Brunswick BA.. Colorado College Mathematics HlSI0l'Y Science ESL xx 1 4,11 .. 'l fl' as 1 ,WN , w , , , of .ff ,wpihf is ,. Kathleen E. Chase B.A., Merrimack College History Jonathan C. Chase BA., Roanoke College M.A.. Naval War College M.Ed.. Boston Univ. History Dept. Chairman History Julie M. Carman B.A.. Bates College College Counselor English ESL Angus A. Christie BA., Princeton Univ. Mathematics John G. Lameyer Christopher R. Kelley Daniel R. Krueger B.A.. Univ. of Vermont BA., Montana State Univ. B.A., Winona State Univ. French History Art Dept. Chairman Social Studies ESL Art ESL xi James B. Lawrence B.A.. American Inter. College M.A.. Northeastern Umv. hnglish Dept. Chairman College Counselor s English LSL DSW C ',..v..- 3, . 3 Sandra L. Marston Thomas J. Marston B.A.. Gustavus Adolphus College B.A.. Gustavus Adolphus College English Mathematics ESL I A si! . F . ir 's 1--s . Sandy O'Brien Lorraine Conner Renee Ronco Erline Ashmore Headmaster's Admissions Dean of Students' Receptionist Secretary Assistant Secretary A ' Fw- ' gi M' A sit D 1 l '- l .:- V ' L L l if A 's ' HX ' 9 Q1 f' ' y Mi if-if 'ik i Marilyn Cochran Maria Iacabone Giselle Boyadjian Ann Petruno Receptionist School Nurse Librarian School Bursar Sally Donati John Squitero Billing Clerk Golf Course Manager Jr, Helen Grabs Myrna Liason Housekeeper Housekeeper No Photo Available Sylvi Marinelli Lorraine Nyman Pro-Shop Cashier Housekeeper We all know that without a support staff there would be no school and without these caring and dedicated people, there would be no Winchen- don School. Thanks for keeping us going! N P ,I Dormitories ff 74 I Ford I . ff' ' 'V' q 'Tw 5 npft, I- f 'D I Is !,lh- I V 'tifk rv ff . I ...W I - - f . Z' .,' A ' '.'f 1 I 'WZ fx' '-'1 - .' 'Zf,,L n. -0 Q - - Cl l -' '. 4 fr, V, ,.. -1 ' ' Top row. J.H. Lee, D.H. Lee. C. Simeone. C. Hagerty. Bottom Row. T. Waite QDorm Parentj S. Peal. J.H, Park. T. Keyes. G. Kalona, I. Kobayashi. S. Margulies. A. Diaz. D. Albergo. J. Bigeau. I, Kodera. D. Schlickman QDorm Parent! Ford II 1 9 11.2 Back row: P. Sargent, M. Michaud. D. Krueger CDorm Parentb, T. Marston 4Dorm Parentj. S.J. Ha. E. Noyes Fronl row: R. Banks. J.H, Han, C.S. Lee, D. Gibson flvfikiiliii Xi' 8 Ford III .X X S xx XS fx' - - 'Q Y 5 4 ef l'm backlll -Mr. Couhig iDorm Parent5 'ix ? From Left to Right. M. Hayashi, M.S. Lee, Y. Hashida. J. Ostrow. J. Altschule. T. Bernstein, A. Mazza CDorm Parentj Cottage 944. nw 339-' 'l i if Top row: D. Cox, Y.S. Park, J.M. Lee. M. Theken. A. Y. Wi, A. Christie CDorm Parentj. Bottom row: C.J. Estrella. T. Mena. Y. Ohi- shi, C.A. Estrella, B. Moran, D. Burstein CDorm Parentj Q, 'if li fin if we 2 ,rw if 4 r F' tx. In Ieside Wh Av IL , D. Shattuck CDorm parenti, G. Ahn. J. Braverman. C. Nailler. S. Caron, Y. Wakamikoto. R. Wood CDorm parentj 'T' X14 -v-.ve-4 ggi! gl A ltgxehis fu. 'Q' sv-I in-NQ East Win 1'4 1 I ga. 1 A 1 A . ff r Q 4 - C 1 ' ' Q 1 ,X K 53? ' Q-V .Q K A ' Ci Q X Fw' . 'M , ff V 'W in .. 37' h . '. 5 9 - N A ' Jw f.- 4 L ' 1 S . w aqiaua runnin v-nam.- A.g...... ..., 'f v'A f5'71:3PfWA. B. Kim, C. Neuhoff. P. McCarty. S. Campbell. D. Richards. C. Traywlck, L. Stevens, K. Yahaba. J. Lameyer CDorm parentb East Wm II 1 35 x x xi 2 K In C Morrls J Barrott. T Tamura C Rice A Dawson H Nakabayashl D Brawn D Ortlz -M 3 ,W .V A9 Merrell I f... S 'A ? x .sf st Row: M. Kim. T. Kim, S. Hwang. R. Makamson. Second Row. K. Chase fDorm en0. J. Choi, A. Azaizeh, K. Choi, T. Shin. Third Row. J. Chase CDorm parentj. J. 'k. J. Yorke. A. Shimada. Fourth Row. K. Motoike, B. Larmon, C. Steele. '9' x M.. 1 , .. J 5. Q 3. 5 E if 'Z' ifw' K3 Q 'ALS' im' ...J . MS QE K Mr. Boyadjian fDorm Parentj with Toku. Merrell II l 1-li N 82 nfg From Top to Bottomx J. Bayer Cproctorj. C. Cook. D. Moore-Russell. S. Kodama. S. Schulman. S. Kim, S. Hiraiwa. M. Sweeney, S. Lee. J. Suh. S. Yukawa. T. Potranan- dana, Ms. Boyadjian, T. Nakamura, K. Omachi. H. Kataoka, R. Ferullo. M. Mowder. 1 New Dorm I l QE Top row. P. Stern, M. O'TooIe. M. Epstein. Y. Kobayashi. L. Hammond. J. Carmen. M. Nakabayashi Middle row. M. Liverman A. Morikawa. Y. Suzuki Bottom row. L. Jackson, P. Weissman. M.H. Ko. N. Afrow, K. Park fi XI, V. A' 9173! X ,KX Dorm Parent: Julie Carmen Dorm Parent. Patty Stern ,. 4? 1 2' .fp .9 WH. , ,X S. Marston S T. Marston CDorm parentsj. New Dorm II 2 Front Row. C. Shure, Ace. K. Bowers, M. Murphy, D. McCurry. S. l.aCapra. Back Row: M. Yamaura, T. Cottle, B. Han, C. Yalden. K. Guay. S. Bryant, T. Taguchi. . Q.. K f' K. Krueger CDorm parentb. 84 R. Harrington iDorm parentj with Kim Guay. 01. Dorm Candids gtg! NX. 5 P L ix T H9 1 QS.: EF' AX -43 in 'E SV X G Varsity Soccer is M3 .1 . I -Aa 1 ' .4-wh A A J f 1' . M- ' A .M 1 A wk' ' :if 3488 A - .. 4 J s , 'S Q 1: .. if fc., 3, A 5, -by . px W -.Nh , yt.-W :bu .f - , ,,,.' , .ne ' sw. -' 1YwL,.,, ag2?v,...'r- f - . nga- A sf. , .. s A K X 1,4 'sf iv, .mil . f g I . tk. M g Q . . A -1' A ' ':.g.g-it-Q f1L'i'f-'f ' . A- ' ' ' c2'1.7173'-!.'-fy'-5 -9 ll 94 Top Row: Coach T. Waite, T. Keyes, C. Cook. J. Yorke. O. Churchill. A. Diaz, J. Braverman. J. Park. R. Nardi. S. Marguilles. A. Dawson, Y. Ohishi, I. Kodera. C. Traywick. Coach J. Chase. Bottom Row: B. Kim. H. Kataoka. T. Tamura, D. Kim, M. Kim. A. Azaizeh, C. Neuhoff. C. Rice. J. Altschule. J. Park. K. Choi. H. Nakabayashi. - ' ' - l'j3x? ' 1- 'il' ' I . I elf' J, I ,.-fuk A ' 3' fi J 1' 1 'T ai? ' f 9. .Lrg .aff it .gl v N ss, 3 1 y, 'Ln ' 51 C 1' A ' , L A 'N :ff WJ' ' A . M i N ' ' , L' - s.. 2 'ig-, 8 F. g ,,., in : ,A -5. : I . tx 'ffl I I 2 gui . , af 4 t ...ii-f4l'Kf' - 7- 3 .in . W Qrxkld 4 4 A ,. A ,A g ' 1 'R 0' ,' . 1 . N ' 1, . ,,- .IRI , ' 5' f There were many bright spots in this year's Varsity Soccer season. The team's overall record was 614 and Winchendon never lost by more than 2 goals. This win- ning season was highlighted by a 2-I victory over Ver- mont Academy, returning the Marr Cup after a 2 year hiatus. Craig Neuhoff was the top scorer and garnered The M.V.P. Award. Carl Rice received The Sportsmanship Award and both Ichiro Kodera and Steve Marguilles were voted Most Improved. The coaches. Jon Chase and Tim Waite, are expecting a good season next year as many of the players were underclassmen. Winchendon wins back the Marr Cup from Vermont Acad- emyl i i 1 l i i i i i l i i l l - .V. Soccer The Junior Varsity team had an excellent year with a 5:4.I winning season. The team played very strongly together with an outstanding defense led by Katsu Hasegawa, Scott Caron and lan O'NeiI. The leading scorers were Steve Campbell with 7 goals. Tokahiro Nakamura with 4 points scored and Shigeru Yukawa with 4 goals. Co- captains Chris Simeone and Duane Richards worked hard to keep the team motivated and well- organized. XS. The J.V. team takes a couple of warm-up laps before its game. ' -1-r-fr' Mis... 12' ,. .. , . Q, Tu . A 'r - 'j' H 'rr ' w-A-'avr 1' ,, x . - ' --2 . X ' ' , fl fs ,sf-4w3'fi1f?x5.A x - J Eu.:-Qi , . p i... y . ,g 3, .vga I .A. ,Q RM , 5' .. W.. Pig- -. K1 ,Nagy 5 , .ff l iw V Y x I' a, . . Y 11:5 5 A 3.72, K . ... ..., , . .HV' V. V .w x 14 .nun FTA. !',.NesL ,igxi 2 L- 'K '4f'i f 't-A iv , ui -. 'ei' N Q l I w ' l .ik -'I ' like ., .z f-. 13 I , -l T l wx Q 2 f i I I H ' D f w ' K. 0 N fv.2 Q2iti . v . , X' an ' ' ' ' C' 'Pike ' K ' -1 1 Q 123,-.ijw with W 1-A .,,y',s,,a.,...: f...Q.,11. f.,:,zyf. 1 E . . r ,. 0 ' .,,.' 'ff . ' ' S... '51 ffl? 'Nfl f4'w.:h1 -'f'i.xM??f'mQ 5?.W' arfzflf'-a1,rfff'.',,w,..,'f.Ezl.tm,t2..Aim-xivifia, W f .- - 'M - , 5.-. ..., Top Row. Coach S. Boyadiian. G. Kalona, D. Cox. I. O'NeiI. C. Simeone, D. Richards. S. Campbell, R. Banks. S. Hiraiwa. T. Nakamura. Y. Wakamikoto. J. Choi Coach D. Burstein. Bottom Row. D. Ferrier, J. Bigeau. S. Caron. B. Kim, C. Hagarty, A. Gibson. J. Lee. J. Lee, J, Kim, S. Hwang, T. Shin, 89 olleyball Volleyball was introduced and offered to the girls at Winchendon for the first time this year. The turnout was shocking. There were only a few girls who had played before, yet they had a winning season 44.23. The biggest highlight of the season was the three-time victory over Cushing Academy. Cushing Academy - 3 wins Wilberham S Monson I win - I loss I Coach Stern goes over their un- Eagle Hill - I loss beatable game planl 'fir' Top row: T. Cottle. D. McCurry. C. Shure. L. Hammond, C. Yalden. K. Bowers. M. O'Toole, T. Taguchi. A. Morikawa, Coach P. Stern. Bottom Row. S. Bryant, J. Germano. L. Jackson. P. Weissman, N. Afrow, M. H. Ko. M. Epstein, Y. Kobayashi. K. Park 90 xg QL Q. -ng i t i i i i l i l Cross Countr ' :Fix-NG-yr Although the Cross Country team's record was 3- 81 6, it was a season marked by personal victories. Mike Sweeney, Matt Theken, Marc Michaud and Thomas Mena were the leading scorers and placed well in meets. The team members also greatly improved their individual times. Winchen- don looks forward to wonderful things from the returning team members next year. i. u.-i. fn-we gig' . I nag? ,fi Q v .J M x I ' A X , , ur if V K 5' v, x .Ml ' 1 ' 1 'tw ,. ' .N A if ,, 9 L tv 'M is 9 W D ,4p4v4 ' .aww ' Wm as-W, diff' m !s,--f 3131.232 Top Row. Coach D. Krueger. P. Gutierrez, M. Michaud. M. Sweeney. J. Shin, C. Steele. Bottom Row: M. Theken, T. Potranandana, J. Sommers. Not shown: T. Mena. 91 During the fall of '90, the Winchendon golf team consisted of I3 to I4 stu- dents. This was only a recreational season but gave insight into the up- coming season of competition. A highlight of the season was the annu- al Headmaster's Cup played during Parents' Weekend. Mr. Bernstein and his son Todd prevailed by one stroke. The coaches, Robert Harrington and Tony Mazza, are full of optimism about the upcoming season. This team has a lot of energy and can be very success- ful with a lot of work and a little luck. Golf W., -gina, F-'K .I X A' ,ff sw -1' . , A 44, . , Qffa- ' 01 4' L11 J' gi l 4... .wade yi. J 131. U..l,i ' , ' -1 v E. Biff Q1 :M I Top Row. Coach R. Harrington, C. Nailler, J. Ostrow. T. Bernstein P Sargent K Guay Jason Barrott J. Suh, Coach I. Mazza. Bottom Row: J. Kim. S. Schulman, S Lee C J Estrella Not shown J Bayer 92 Intramurals ,. Engl vi Ks Q1 K4 , ,S-I 4 First Row. M. Daley. D. Albergo. P. McCarty, S. Peal. Second Row. E. Noyes, M. Nakabayashi. Y. Suzuki. L. Stevens, S. LaCapra. S. Ko- dama. Y. Hashida, M. Yoshimura. Third Row. M. Hayashi, C. Lee. K. Omachi, R. Makamson. M. Murphy, T. Kim, C.A. Estrella, A. Shimada. Fourth Row: J. Nudelman, K. Motoike, K. Yahaba, M. Kim, G. Ahn, S. Kim. Y. Park. C. Morris. D. Moore-Russell. M. Mowder. S , . if . E' : i Q l 7' rg, .,. , -114 1 . . .... .5 . , AQ! , , . ,,,. X ' iq sw 2 u wr. . f-- yf. '- Q4 mv, . in ' 37'lQy.u. Q'r:Vf Morris after a hard three- mile run. IN Hi '52 f Carlos A. works out as an impressed Danny watches. L Q M x K if Mr. Marston and Mrs. Chase, intramural coaches. rest with Craig v ' wi Y- K , Boys Varsity Basketball Top row: Assist. Coach T. Couhig. O. Churchill. J. Bayer. B. Larmon, C. Morris, J. Barrott, Coach T. Marston. Bottom row. K. Choi. A. Diaz. S. Campbell, D. Brawn, J. Bigeau The l9909l season was a time for growing individually and as a team. There were many people who contributed to the team's season. Steve Campbell, Jason Bayer. Brett Larmon, Craig Mor- ris. and Jason Barrott were among the leaders. The team worked well together during the course of the year. John Bigeau. Aaron Diaz. Darren Brawn, Ki Young Choi, Oliver Chure chill and Gabriel Mercado all contributed in a big way. Even Carlos Skippy Estrella was cool under pressure. Throughout the season our team had some good and some bad games. Yet, we came together as a team under the coaching of Mr. Mar- ston. I must say we worked hard and it paid off because we wanted it to. l...2...3...-I.C.E. 2' .Q v fm- h li f F' . r' 'X Q , Nei X . R. . . t.,. . , , .s,-- 6313.0 ,vga '- Q. .V , W B - 'N N - K. iv. A Q. L w w' Q as Y? 3.5 l 5 ar , 1 N x L - X N . W F gl 4 ,f - A A2-'QA ' 1 ' - L Y 1 lt' N ' 4 ,Q V K g b ...T KA Q ' f ' ri , M4-' i 4 . Y U f if E, ei Q is l H' . . W K F. W 5 I' . ' q-'V N, . . ' se- H V . .D 'J ,. .s-M ' sf' - YW -Y ,VY V fsfi -5 . 'A as. Boys . . Basketball Back row: l. O'Neil, C. Nailer, S. Kim, D. Richards, J. Clifford, L. Maxwell, Coach C. Kelley Front row: D. Al- bergo, S. Peal, M. Kim, R. Banks, R. Makamsom The season so far is a winning one, with a record of 5 and 2. They started with the very basics and with persistant effort, became a team of amazing performance. The highlight of their season was a big comeback win against the Murdock J.V. It proved that hustle can overcome some technical difficulties. Y 1 i A .N V ,asv . R. . is tg X' Q gi A Q ' . K - 5 . Y ' ' 55 I 13 J C- 'C 4 'Q 4 Q .1 R .. f X fr : C. it W it A f NW ' wx 5' A' R ff an 5 V 'Q ,,., ff. , Ax W' if - if ,v iff. 1 :, Q f- 'f I t . Q , A -f 'f A f . , Q: .3 , ' W : : 51 2 13, ' M . X 0 , .,,, ., ., ,T , Q: . -s W.. 1 W Q . Q L 5 V Jfykf- 1 ' if if 'ii' :sf ,-'.. P xv' sk Q ft A s. 312- 4 K, T - , ,iifswatggt .,.. lx .,- gig ' a D V' A ' .- ,f gf 5 1- '21. 1 - wg? . ' 'SQ , .'33??i.5zf4fm s '..A ,Q F 5 5 -Z' 'L Q V 'gi wiki Q igim Mm MQW Q g Sk ' X it sw as fi 'EE' at M ss 'ff www? w as.. ,. 'ifs?sf . . . , Q sw -ilwmsyw XXX ,V Ny y .. .. , y .Qt tw lfag wisg mesa X 3- ik .fr if K v Q in if 2 xi wi-sk S fgiiw Q mm W Nasa? QNX' si 54.9, x Q ,gs was Qs Hs QQ Q ass? 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' s - , X, 1. 3' -Nr-fit. , t Y -fs: ,J , wits 4, 4 5.4. - L.. . , j .' .dw 1, w ff R A MS' H raw 'f N' - X, J 'Q ,- - ' . Nw ' Y u. T, Q, vw we K' . A ' 'f ' Xe t l 'l ' s ' Hg' Q , 'A ' W Q ,' 5: N 7 31 U? 1 ' . 'iQT'Ss..... ..ik . ' ' . ' Girls Varsity Basketball The season at this point is 4 and 2. Al- though a young team, it is a very strong one. Many girls on the team had never played organized basketball before this -1? .es . Y -.cu 1,-'J ?'4'b. - uf., Top row: Coach Julie Carmen, K. Bowers, B. Han. C. Yalden. M. Ko, C. Shure, A Morikawa, K. Park, Y. Suzuki. Y. Kobayashi, D. Marr P. Weissman, M. Nakabayashi, K Guay, L. Hammond year. but are competing very well against established teams. such as Cushing Acad- emy. Wilberham and Monson and Ver- mont Academy. Way to go girlsl A' .yq l 1-:gr 4 Hockey A ' M QF Kb' Back row. Coach K. Chase. S. Caron. Y. Park. T. Tamura, C.A. Estrella. C. Hagerty. A. Azaizeh, J. Kim. B. Strickland, B. Driesen, Coach J. Chase. Manager M. O'Toole, Front row: S. Schulman, S. Ha. C. Simeone. T. Mena, D. Ortiz. M. Theken, P. Sargent 3,3 .2 '53, xi K I 'i fr., ecreational Skiing 'LL ff.. .- ,,..,- ,v -.J Left to right. T. Keyes. J. H. Lee. J. H. Suh. T. H. Shin. S. Y. Hwang. J. S. Kim, C. S. Lee, M. Liverman. L. Jackson, A. Gibson. T. Taguchi, P. Gu- tierrez. B. S. Ahn. M. Yoshimura, Y. Sato. S. Hiraiwa. S. Kodama. Y. Wakamikoto. K. Kitigawa. Y. Ohishi. H. Nakabayashi, Y. Hashida, H. Ka- taoka. K. Motoike. S. Yukawa. R. Ferullo. K. Yahaba, Mr. Christie, K. Hasegawa ,pu-19 3.5. It Varsity Skiing S. Margulies, J.H. Park, C. Steele, E. Noyes, Coach J. Lameyer, B. Moran tl 3 This year the ski team worked on developing race skills. During practice, they became proficient at turning through gates in slalom and giant-slalom courses in preparation for races. Each Friday of the season, the team would particpate in the Central Mass. Ski League meet at Mt. Wachusett. Although the team point totals were not outstanding, each team member fulfilled his goal of improving in his personal times. Hard work in practice payed off during the meets. The team featured an experienced racer from Korea, Jung Hoon Park, who was able to teach some of the tricks of the trade to the other team-mates. Also on the team were: two skiers from Indiana, Evan Noyes and Brian Moran, Steve Margulies was from Conn. and Chris Steele was from Kenya. Coach Mr. La- meyer thanks Mr. Christie for his tremendous assis- tance in running practices and teaching skills. 99 3 Intramurals -'if ' - . -4 x 'A XQEG2 .. .. , 1 ,-f ' 7 D. it -., ' Z 1 J M ' J d 5 'J J 4 1 5 H' 2' 1' fy-we-tu . if, . .1.i I uf ff f . f-5. f-Q Back row: Mr. Boyadjian, M. Michaud, D. McCurry. S. H. Lee. T. Potranandana. J. H. Lee. G. Kalona. J. Braverman, Middle row. S. J. Dn, J. H. Lee, J. Sonstroem. D. H. Lee. M. Rogers, Bottom row: J. Kim. J. H. Park, T. Cottle Iii-ln. 33, WN 1.-1' X 2 15:21 ,. Q Q, X 'T 'Q' 11' -ui 5 Nh., , X QW , .Mm TP Cv ga xixiai X006 N Proctors NF' if one A ,., ,,. Dorm Proctors: Back row: J. Bayer. C. Simeone, B. Larmon. L. Hammond, K. Bowers, S. Campbell, Front row: J. Shin. H. Nakabayashi, C. Neu hoff. D. Cox Proctors are students who are good role models for the rest of the community. Their responsibil- ities include overseeing certain areas of the cam- pus, aiding the faculty in controlling student be- havior and they are a resource for students who need someone to talk to other than an adult. C7 Kitchen Proctor: D. Cox I S Student Government The Student Council is made up of I6 stu- dents representing each grade. They have organized many exciting activities. Just a few of these are, Gxfam, a clothing drive, doughnut sales, pizza parties, recycling col- lection, and many other activities. They are a vibrant part of our community and we thank them for all they have done. Mr. Burstein Cadvisorl The officers. President: Jason Bayer. Vice President: Carl Rice Secretary. Kaitlin Bowers Treasurer. Meghan Murphy Nathalie Afrow sells donuts to raise money for the Ms. Krueger fadvisorj with Laura Hammond who organized a student government. Donuts were sold at break time on day of fasting to support Oxfam. Proceeds went to help end Mon. and Wed. world hunger. -174 N Front Row. C.A. Estrella, T. Mena. M. Yamaura. K. Park. Back Row: D. Ortiz. C. Morris, J. Bayer, L. Stevens. L. Hammond, K. Bowers. C. Neuhoff, P. McCarty. S. LaCapra, M. O'TooIe. M. Theken. 105 The making of a yearbook is a very demanding, time-consuming pro- cess but we had a great team of students who were willing to give of their free time and creative energy. Students who helped with layout were C.A. Estrella, T. Mena. C. Yal- den. R. Banks and C. Hagarty. L. Ste- vens, P. McCarty, S. Peal and J. Sommers were staff photographers. J. Bayer and L. Stevens were copy writers. D. Ortiz and R. Nardi were in charge of advertising and Mrs. Marston and Mrs. Boyadjian were yearbook advisors. The staff wants to thank the advisors for their hard work and commitment. Our hope was to capture memories of this past school year and to give you some pleasure in remembering. 4 .. A' 'Q--Q Would you trust your yearbook S with this guy? R 106 , Z-M Y .J Yearbook 1-A ,l 7' , If I W' ll i , Lx s, I I -J? 1' I ge- .ht A. , Q f - In 5 at V. 5. X, M' 5-f ,5'9'Us:f!5 ' Front Row: L. Stevens. D. Ortiz. Ace. C.A. Estrella. R. Banks. Back Row. J. Bayer, R. Nardi. T. Mena. C. Yalden, P. McCarty. S. Peal. Mrs. Marston, Advisor E1 Mrs. Boyadiian. Asst. Advisor. Y ' 'UN , The yearbook staff would like to give special thanks to Mr. Purcell who donated his time and photography skills and to Mr. Neister. our year- book representative. who was very helpful with photographs and advice. ,..- N, 1 om, if ,. , 2 ww v1 N. vu: Q, -again'-X K H M., ,,.......... ,f w 2-.W ' 'IX GIRLSIIII -an u in nv fi' 'P 'ki ml 2' Wx. .- ' . .V 4:2 DQ- .H .il . ,fx ,, .7 iff .w' ,, ,Q , Q. 1 ,f s 'V A W' I xwk , 5 .Wg 22 32 mf' ,,5s. , wg Wm . , x- W, L ,V. 1. Ye ., N. . gqvfmg , 2 YK EN W . ,Eu Gu i 1 A W-'12 A . I' 2 I 'J-J - ' 5 rw' W Halloween Halloween was a great success. East Wing l won the pumpkin carving contest, Yuki Kobayashi had the most original costume and Mr. Burstein shocked ev- eryone with his daring hemline. Y Yuki wins best costume. Mrs. true. P L Marston's worst nightmare comes l ,I 3 f, S - we ' Q ,,-v t I Patti Choi? Time outl- Things are getting pretty wierd around here. 110 Coffee House 4 A S-ins l- 41 TT' .,- ,-W J' ..p Jnyfl' L Y Nw Ng.-s' f '32 . T . , ,f. A f' .,..g y-k S , r '35Q 'TI 7 48 T ,L . K.. - C fs iii --4' 2- v wa.: ,xx '23 w .oW'Y - If Y New Students Back row: Micole Einhorn, Gabriel Mercado, Brett Driesen, Thomas Young, Front row: Soo Jung Lee, Hee Young Kim, Merceline Rogers, Yuko Sato, Jacob Sonstroem, David Normandin. '1 'F 7' ,Q i - its , e s. ix R ,5 5' '?fg3i3i .?1f' QA' ' A? u,u'd' f 'Rz- I P MH .f 37? we L fr ' ix.. 07 nr fs- A 'iw- 'Tiff V. X. Avi -. . .44 'K '-N115 qqisx 42 f Y .if JW lllll la' '1 Us 1 19' f'l I , Q . .1 . ff Faculty Guess Who?!? Children know the grace of God better than most of us. They see the world the way the morning brings it back to them, new and born and fresh and wonderful. - Archibald MacLeish Your children are not your children. They are the sons and daughters of life's longing for itself. - Kahlil Gibran We find delight in the beauty and happi- ness of children that makes the heart too big for the body. - Emerson xxx ir-if . al' my M M aff X 'jr J-H xi , f- 4 fi I- -M W if ., UN votes to force Iraq from K ll walt 2 h- ! ' ' , v AX w, S 7 'df ,A Wu ,FX X7 WN Video e died. 4 his intention to return to 1 Pnmosfny Wfde WorldPho1os S USSR SlIIIlIIIiIlVlBBIiII!l i' 'Q' 2 Y wmv... ., ...M 61 fait? 1 1 ' J' 1-41.91517 p-xmx yr.: I . 'kl v ' 4511 1 I ' . i i ,L Y 'Z- ' Ma,ndei a.. 1A' He Id Photos 1ctor m ICHFHQUH 4 A . :W N Dear Ju-Ho. We are proud of your untiring efforts for the future. We always wish you continued advancement. Be NWMWMGQ You are a very special person. I know you'lI succeed at your goal in life. Love. Ma good and be smart! Dear Tina. Dear Laura, You are blessed with many talents and strengths. and have proven that you have the ability to achieve anything you wish. We are so very proud of you. Love, Dad, Pat. Heather. Cary, S Chelsea Dear Rob. We are very proud of your accomplishments at Winchendon. We wish you much success in college. May your life be filled with endless opportunities. Love. Mom S Dad Dear Robby. I am very proud of you at Winchendon and hope very much to see you here at CCSU with me in the fall. Congratulations, Your Loving Sister Gina Dear Joshua. We are so proud of youl You are one terrific son! Love. Mom 8 Bill Dear Josh, Your progress at Winchendon has been remarkable. Use the courage you have earned. Remember those who have shown you the way. Best of luck in college. THE CLIFFORD FAMILY Dear Brian. Congratulations on a good year. We are proud of youl Love. Mom S Dad Dear Tokuhiro. I will send you an old proverb. Boy's be ambitious! Good Luck. Nakamura Mom S Dad NN ev ixeeweot-5 Best Wlshes Class of I99l C S S Pizza 245 Central St Wlnchendon Ma Ol475 297 2202 ..... my-5. Wunchendon has opened many doors for Laura we wont be able to hold her back now RICK BETH STEVE BETTY MOM O BRETT Love Mom CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF l99lll We wlsh you much luck and happiness In the com mg years Well mlss you all The Boyadjlans Dear Melissa You are a wonderful worthy and loveable person You are special And all those things that make you uniquely you are worthy of love and praise Mom S Dad Robb S Marla James and Athena and Nlbbs WE LOVE YOU CONGRATULATIONS JUDD , xi 1 1 ' 0 , 1 I E, 3 tI X f in J E 5 ., I if-K' y 1' , f. , .2 l MARINER KENNELS PO Box 7249 NASHUA, NEW HAMPSHIRE 03060 fx-Ig:-11 5 Q pun Wzziwf SQSQI -Q 9 ll if -vga .IP 97' -fl l Best of luck to the graduates of I99I from English Show Champlon Canadian Champion Yurengold Ace Alllance Callas Andyj Star Nlkkl It s All Plaln Salllng f3lI3S Beal Mr Guiness E Stout Mr 8 Mrs Chase Best Wishes to the Class of From Congratulations to the Farnlly Vldeoland Class of l99I from 204 Pleasant St Wlnchendon MA Ol475 Wlnchendon Dry Cleaning Co 6 East Grove Wmchendon MA Ol475 TEAM EFFORT SPORTING GOODS Best Wishes to the Class of l99l Mr and Mrs .I Wllllam LaBelle JD E O O y o 0 ' 'Q ' I , INC .2'JQLra1l1AL 'jTpeL5T .NINWZHET-ll:'CJl'J.IV1A Ol-175 Pr-4 UISCBJ 297'-ll ll O ll D E 'S B' . 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NJ 09I42 Jon Altschule 57I2 Norlick St. Dublin. OH 430l7 Ali Azaizeh Abu Dahbi Military Hospital P.O. Box 309 Abu Dahbi. Arabian Gulf U.A.E. Rob Banks Carpenter Lane Lee. NH 03857-94I6 Jason Barrott 626 Briarwood Dr Aurora. IN 47ml Jason Bayer 280 Alden Ave New Haven. CT WSIS Todd Bernstein 249 Penhurst Dr Pittsburgh, PA I5235 Johnathan Bigeau RR I Box l5lB Tunbridge. VT 05077 Katelin Bowers 34l 36th Ave Santa Cruz. CA 9562 Darren Brawn 36 North St. Newport. ME 04953 Shani-Qua Bryant 6 Pebble Dr. Dryden. NY I3053 Steve Campbell 5634 Ceder Creek Houston. TX 77056 Scott Caron 226 Main Street Otter River. MA 0l356 Jun-Young Choi B-I05 Hynndai-villa Seo-dong Seocho-gu Seoul, Korea Ki Young Choi Sinsadong 655-6. Kangnangn. Seoul, Korea 544-034I Student Director Oliver Churchill Foreign Service Office State Dept. Washington D.C. Joshua Clifford Borre Rd Phillipston. MA 0l33l Tina Cottle 3 Powelton Rd Dorchester. MA 02l2I David Cox 60 Northfield Rd Lunenburg, MA 01462 Alexis Dawson Aramco Saudi Arabia Aaron Diaz 32l E ll2st Apt 5B New York. NY Iw29 Meagan Dillon RD 3 Box 6 Bud lane LaGrangevill, NY I2540 Brett Driesen I8 Corneila Dr. Greenwich. CT N830 Micole Einhorn 55 E 73st New York. NY lw2l Melissa Epstein 4I9 Beech Dr. Glenview. IL 6w25 Carlos A Estrella 547 2 l42st 433 New York, NY lw3I Robert J. Ferullo ll 39 Lawrence Hill Rd Stamford. Ct M903 Drew Gibson 3l Old Orchard Dr Upston. Ct C5883 Patricio Gutierrez Vito Alessio Robles l39 Casa 4 Col. Chimalistac 0l070 Mexico City, D.F. Soon-Jong Ha Art Villa A-I0l Yerk Sam Dog 6l9-32 Seoul, Korea Chris Hagerty 2l3 E. Chestnut St. Albion. MI 49224 Laura Hammond Il32 Wilmington Island Rd Savannah. GA 3l4l0 Katsu Hasegaua I-4-7 Aaki Fujiada Shizuoka 426 Japan Yasuhiro Hashida I4-I4 Higashikorien-cho Niyagaea-sh Osaka Japan 572 Masaharu Hayashi c-IO3, I-74. Otsu-cho Yokosuka-shi, Kanagawa -ken. Japan, 239 I-IOI7 Omori-Honcho Ota-Ku Tokyo Aff Japan l43 Shinichiro Hiraiwa Seo-Yong Hwang 624-22 Yuk-Sam dong Kannama-Gn. Seoul. Korea Laura Jackson 37 B Street Lynn, MA Ol905 Greg Kalona lll Gainsborough St Boston, MA 02lI5 Tomas Keyes 3 Gilbert Ave Rocky Hill. Ct M67 Jae Min Kim 532-I6 myon mok dong Joong Rang Ku Seoul, Korea Min-Soo Kim 487-77 Yenn-Nam-Dong Mapo-Gu Seoul. Korea Jin-Sung Kim 262-2 Seong San-Dong Mapo-gu Seoul. Korea l2l-250 Min-Kyu Kim SI8-707. Olympic Apt. Bang I Dong. Song Paku Seoul. Korea Tong Wook Kim 44-I7 Chung Dam Dong Kang-Nam-Goi Seoul. Korea Joung Whan Kim Song Pa Gu - Sinchan Dong Jang mi APT I4.707 Seoul. Korea Koichiro Kitagawa Shiromidori 3-I3 Kitako. Nagoya 462 Seung Ki Kim I-40l Hyundai Apt. san 24 Sadang - 3 Dong, Dongjak-ku Seoul, Korea Moon Hee Ko Mok Dong A I23-70t Mok Dong Yong-Cheon-gu Seoul. Korea Ikuo Kobayashi 3 Furukawa-cho Kamitakano Sako-ku Kyoto 606 Japan Yuki Kobayashi 3-I-3 Minamiyukigaya Ota-ku. Tokyo Japan I45 Soichiro Kodama 5-20I0 Shimouma Setagaya-ku Tokyo I54 Japan Ichiro Kodera 5-Qwl Shimokiyot Kiyoseshi Tokyo 204 Japan Dong-Ken Koo Yong-San-Ku ITE Won-Dong I0l-5I Seoul, Korea Joon Mo Koo Young San Gu Itae-won dong I0l-5l Seoul, Korea Stacy LaCapra II5 Old Woolcott Rd. Bristol. CT 06010 Kyle Ladeau 47 Highland St. Winchendon. MA 0l475 Brett Larmon Highfield Dr. Lee. MA 0l238 Chung Seock Lee Kangnamgu Kaepodong Kyongnam A 8-I40l Seoul, Korea Dong Heon Lee I0-66 Kwangjung Apt Youido-dong Youngdeungpo-ku Seoul, Korea Jin Ho Lee My-Sung APT D-SIO Young - Deang - Po Ku Youido Dong Seoul. Korea Jun Hyeok Lee RM I-Il02 Doorye-dong Moonrae-dong Youngdeung po-ku Seoul, Korea Soo Jung Lee 770-I7. Yuk Sam 2 Dong Kamgnam'Gu Seoul. Korea Marni Liverman 83 Algonquin Rd. Newton, MA 02l67 Ryan Makamson PO Box 402CD3-l25 Phoenix. AZ 85080 Debbie Marr 5 Hickory Lane Monroe. NY lO95O Laurence Maxwell 4 Mountain View Ave Boca Raton, FL 9I375 Pat McCarty 2 Rebel Lane Darien. CT M820 Dawn McCurry Aramco Box 928 Ras Tanura 3I3Il Saudi Arabia Thomas Mena 3333 Broadway, D-34-H New York, NY Iw3l Gabriel Mercado 50 Brockton St. Mattapan, MA 02l26 Marc Michaud I24 Huntington Rd. Winsted, CT 6098 Brian Moran I22 Spruce Dr. Carmel. IN 46032 Aoi Morikawa 5-3-l Komagome Toshimaku Tokyo Japan Craig Morris 26 Vesta Rd. Boston, MA O2I24 Meghan Murphy 302 Highland Ave. Moorestown. NJ 08057 Charles Nailler 484 N. Rebecca St. Morgantown, WV 26505 Hidekazu Nakabayashi I-2l-9 Minami-cho Maebashi. Gumma 37I Japan Miki Nakabayashi I-2l-9 Minami-cho Maebashi. Gumma 37I Japan Tokuhiro Nakamura 2-3-2 Sinsayama Sayamashi Saitama Japan 350I3 David Normandin Royalston Rd. Phillipston. MA Ol33l Evan Noyes IO7 East 48th St. Indianapolis, IN 46205 Kensei Omachi I-4-2 Koyamadi Shinagawaku Tokyo Japan I42 Sung Jun On New Seo-Cho Villa Nl03 Seo-Cho Dong Seo-Cho Gu Seoul. Korea lan O'Neil 930 Graydon Ave. Norfolk. VA 23507 Danny Ortiz I374 Bronx River I Bronx, NY I0472 Josh Ostrow I7 Foster Ct. Rd. Foster. Rl 02825 Meighan O'Toole 3 Greenough Park Boston. MA 02l30 Jung Hoon Park l628-2l Seo-cho gu Seo-cho dong Seoul, Korea Kana Park 2-I-20 Maeda-cho Toyohashi Aichi Japan 440 Yong Suk Park Pan-PO Apt 48-IO3 Pan - Po Dong Suh-cho gu Seoul. Korea Seth Peal I9I Trailwoods Dr. Dayton, OH 454I5 Tim Potranandana 20555 W. Siena Dr. Lake Villa. IL 6w46 Carl Rice Ill 23 Wilson Ave. Concord. NH 0330l Duane Richards 38 Prism Height Southampton Bermuda SNOZ Merceline Rogers Middle Region 374 St. Maarten N.A. Caribbean Paul Sargent Stafford Hollow Rd. Monson, MA 0l057 Yuko Sato 2-8-6 Yamanone Zushi-city Kanagawa-Ken Japan Saul Schulman 634 Victoria Westmount, PQ Canada. H3Y-2R9 lisa Schwarz l943 Bloomingdale Terrace Halifax, Nova Scotia B3H-4E7 Canada Atushi Shimada 4203-3 Obayi lnamachi Tukuba-Guu lbalaki-Keu Japan Jin Oh Shin Olympic Family Apt. l07-902 Songpagu-karakdong Seoul Korea Tae-Ho Shin Woo Song 4th Apt. I0l-IH Seo cho gu Seo cho dong Seoul, Korea Chelsea Shure 267I Apple Way Ann Arbor. Ml 48I04 Chris Simeone 7 Canterbury Rd. Hamden. CT NSI4 Jamison Sommers RD 5 5I5OA Stroudsburg. PA l8360 Jacob Sonstroem 247 Codfish Falls Rd. Storrs. CT 06268 Chris Steele USAlDfNairobi APO NY. 09675 Lincoln Stevens 28 Winter hill Rd. Madison. CT 0l6I5 Benjamin Strickland 2 Oenoke Lane Westerly. Rl 0289i Ju-Ho Suh 323-403 Sampoong Apt Seocho-dong Seocho-ku Seoul. Korea Yumiho Suzuki 4-6 Showa-Cho Shizuoka-City 420 Japan Toshie Taguchi 5-I3-I4 Keyakidai Moriya Mach Ibaraki Japan Tetsuro Tamura I-5-II-505 Sioyacho Tarumiku Kobeshi Hyogoken 655 Japan Matthew F. Theken PO Box 2I6 Rdige Rd. Randolph Center, VT 0506! Charles Traywick I32 Charleston Blvd. Isle of Palms. SC 2945i Eugene Wakamikoto 4-I0-22 Nango Chigasaki Kanagawa Japan John Walthall I Thomas St. Burlington. MA 0l803 Paige Weissman 660 Purdy Ln Birmingham, Ml 48539 Kakuichi Yahaba 2-69 Funakoshi-cho Yokosuka-shi Kanagawa Japan 237 Maeko Yamaura 3-28-I Nishiogikita Sugimani-ku Tokyo I67 Japan Jeremy Yorke 5036 E. Butler Rd. Canandaigua. NY I4424 Masaaki Yoshimura 28l-4 Hara Yamaoka-cho I:na-gun gifu-pref 5096l Japan Thomas Young 6l35 Eaglecrest Dr. Huntington Beach, CA 92648 Shigeru Yukawa I-I7-2 Kamisato Meito-ku Nagoya City Aichi Japan SHN 'Ewx rriwiifk 'CxbTQ T fx. w5w5rSsP.T?f5US'53U1-Q W5M3f M71 T29-21i'Q1k1iwLT:,, Eff-511 27'17z'V-1V'X'fi 4 ian-3 14, LKYLYW5 pf L Lx 535 fjf' 6530 iw., 47-713 li WMS, 1 : Aiifkhfffw 7JQ5Jvf'xg JEWWLH li --2? qfirzwc Emil, WWW W1 'igwm 5uxT0n5Q 151fw1x.oCLT0xV Q E1 0 0 X 11W..255l1 Jislwm Sikh? U1 , f