Winchendon School - Vestigia Yearbook (Winchendon, MA)

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'l'l0ul4m . - . ' .. I V 7 A may , 1, W .'Q-' , ? .x., ...A 1.g....z. ,A f I To The Board of -CmAs+ees aw, ,Z Walking on campus, Glenn A. Hunt George J. Ladeau Tracy Mathueu '81 I Ahmed Mohiuddin Mnchael J: Plerson 68 C. Hendrickson '65

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Final Message from the Headmaster The Winchendon School 172 Ash Street. Winehendon. Massae use h tts 01475-1700 Telephone: 978-297-1223 FAX: 978-297-0911 November 7, 2007 Dear Members ofthe Class of 2008, 'll be as happy in your lives and careers as My great hope for you is that you wi Mrs. LaBelle and I have been in ours! We will end 50 years of life in boarding schools this spring. We would do it all again! You, and all of the students who have come before ' ' ' ' l ' t'fyin . You are the last class that we can you hare made thejourney immense y gra 1 g officially Thank. I h that 'ou will remember your years here fondly. I know that you are well 0139 5 prepared for college. I trust that you have developed strong friendships. We will miss you as we have missed all of the graduating students for so many years. Stay in touch with your School and with each other. Mrs. LaBel1e and I wish you Godspeed! ' 'fSincia7rely, X - at Ziff, rig ffl, J. William LaBelle HEADMASTER Mr. J. William LaBelle

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l .1 Chris Burke: If my four-year stay at The Winchendon School has taught me anything, it's how to work hard. With the heavy workload given by each teacher, one has to leam and implement the study techniques they teach here in order to succeed. While here, my effort towards my schoolwork has dramatically increased, and I don't believe that would have happened at a public school. fam 'J , 9:5- 36 -WSE. .Ion Kaplan: Mr. Byrnes is one of the most dedicated teachers at this school. He is a coach on and off the court. This is evident in the way he has high expectations academically and socially for his athletes and his students. He never settles and is always ready to improve. I have never seen Mr. Byrnes give up on any student, and I've never seen him accept any excuse from someone who is capable. To me, this is real dedication. , - . . '- .:pl'. . . it ru. Q' ' f ...'P,g6' ,xfky J! 4 V- ' u 4, 7 Fmt' M Do Bm Son Bobby Ellard has taught me a lot abou dedication He is the student who IS most dedicated if his work I have three classes with him so I see how hard he works each day He asks a lot of questions especially in English class He has set a good 'W example and I will always remember him as who worked really hard for what he wanted.