Winchendon School - Vestigia Yearbook (Winchendon, MA)

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mf- if it, V 1 .gy .,ff':gAj 2. Q :ff As our first steps made their impression upon the ground we trod, we turned our eyes towards those fields which make a school year full. The mounting tension of the closing minutes in a football game, the sound of voices raised in song, the friend- ships both of masters and of boys, the evening meetings in the lounge, the peaceful moments after lights when the day's activities passed in view, the quiet and the tumult of exams, the games, the laughs, the cheers, the triumphs - each and every one was a step that shaped our path. These are the moments which this, our first yearbook, has tried to capture and which our name, Vestigia, implies. ,i-if I - . V Y V- E1ght

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Ten as Vestigia, a Latin term for footsteps, is taken from the coat of arms that came to us from Winchendon, England. The fig- ures and the crest designate the Earl of Buckinghamshire under whose jurisdiction Winchendon, England,lies. In the motto - Vwstigia .Vulla Rc'trorsum f lies more than just a name, it is both a shadow of our theme and the substance of our hope - No Steps Backward. Only the future, which is big with promise, can bear out the aspirations that swell our thoughts today. We are assured, however, that meeting every challenge as it comes, we will see the footprints of the past Hnnly placed on solid ground and the footsteps of the future plain before our eyes. , , , N-Cf ,, 1 f