Winchendon School - Vestigia Yearbook (Winchendon, MA)

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Alexis Doody I can't believe it's finally over! The four years of high school I once dreaded are gone in the blink of an eye. I never thought I would say that I am somewhat sad my time here is over. I will never forget my time at The Winchendon School. Looking back on the last four years of my life I realize I should have made the switch to The Winch long before I actually did. I will never forget the two great years I had at this school nor will I forget the people I have met. I have to give a shout out to my family, without my parents I never would have had the opportunity to come to this school. I love you guys. To my friends, you guys shaped me into the person that I am today, and I never would have made it through these last four years without you supporting me the whole way! As I begin this new chapter in my life, the memories I have in and out of school will remain with me. Congratulations class of 2012, we did it! Tevin Falzon BeIieve and act as if it were impossible to faiI. Charles F. Kettering 'fMV '

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Connor Cranston Work hard and give em hell. My father has been saying this to me for as long as I can remember. Whether it has been on the ice rink or in the classroom, they have been good words of wisdom. I feel that coming to The Winch has changed me as a person. l have met a ton of new people and made great new friends. I did not really know what to expect in the first few weeks but, once I got settled in, I realized how lucky I was to be here. I owe it all to my family. My parents have worked so hard to guide me and give me things that they have never had. They have taught me that sometimes in life you have to go through rough times to make it to the other side. I would like to thank all of my family, friends, past teachers, coaches, and the faculty of The Winchendon School for their guidance and support. The time I spent in Winchendon School was the two years that impressed me the most. Not only because I learned English here, but also because I studied part of my life here. It also reminded me it's a place worth being thankful for. Thanks to my homestay mother, Ms. Harrington, thanks to my math teacher Ms. Van and thanks all the teachers in Winch, this big family. I will miss the snow here. 'Ok Q

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Brad Flagg When I first came to the Winch four years ago, I was unsure of what to expect. I was nenfous about my first year in high school and was unsure of how I would adapt. I got over my apprehension and soon realized coming here was one of the best decisions of my life. live learned a lot here and feel like I am become well prepared for college and even after that. l've had a lot of great experiences that I will remember for a long time. I want to thank all of my teachers, friends, and parents who have always helped and supported me up to this point. Without all of you, I wouIdn't be where I am today. txklx. txlxxxwmmxiw NK Nlffkxxlkt Q K Marcantonio Frushell My favorite Winchendon School memory actually took place on the first day of school. All the students, weighed down with new books and jet-lagged filed in for the first all school meeting. As we all sat down and focused our attention to the front of the room, the song Party Flock Anthem broke out in the dining hall. As the student looked around in confusion, every teacher in the school ran out, dressed in a variety of different costumes, and began to dance. As the dining hall erupted in laughter, I thought to myself that this is exactly what the school, and myself need on a day like today.