Winchendon School - Vestigia Yearbook (Winchendon, MA)

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12' Bold snurfers and daring tobogganers ride the white WH V617 . Bill Greaves on the slopes. Dave Darby and Bob Clothier greet the first snowstorm oftheyear. I '-' ,. ,- .uw-J Balmy weather persisted until late fall when Winchendon glee- fully welcomed the long awaited snowfall. Lights of Winehendon blaze in the midst ofa snowy Sahara. S ls I8

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The nigh! resounds to the haunting melodies of the jug band. 'uv J i t 3-B, ,A The students welcomed the opportunity to attena' two college football games and with equal enthusiasm each boy took his turn b6ClLlflfVl'l1g the campus. Not to be outdone, the culturally conscious jug band frequently regaled the school with its lilting melodies. Bruce Jones and Bill Greaves gather up the autumnal debris 'rv 1 -74 e-- lr 1 c ' A- , V V P' -P922 si ri

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fJ, ffK Ing, M This newly transformed world offered many diver- sions. snowball battles royal Sunday afternoon skiing at Mount Watatic and FllZWl.lll'C1Wl and the equally intriguing pas- times of tobogganing, snur ng schussing, and saucering. 4 Q' The solitary woods welcome visitors Ken Wilson and Tom Minich. 120-.' '57 fp -J' 'ww Clark Benton on his trusty saucer tries for new record Winterethe time lo lest one's marksmanship. 2