Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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back to school so that they will find their future better than they might have without the dedicated teachers who have made time flow in a more mean¬ ingful way for them. In the same way, other teach¬ ers have helped academically gifted students to reach out and accept the challenges offered by demanding advanced placement courses. Mr. Conway has brought a fresh spirit to teaching in Winchester. His bright, relaxed attitude has drawn the student body to him. He taught at McCall Junior High for one year and at the High School for one year. He is now at Lynch Junior High. Because of his varied teaching placements, he has touched a majority of the lives of Winchester High School students. He has done this uniquely. For your empathy with us, for your teaching abili¬ ty and for the fine human characteristics you exhib¬ it, We, dedicate 1979 ' s Aberjona to you, Richard Conway. TO POINT THC WhY

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We value our faculty who have influenced our development both academically and personally. They have helped us to learn not only about our world but about ourselves. They have spent count¬ less hours as our advisors and coaches. They have helped with our ups and downs both in and out of the classroom. Some of our teachers have been at Winchester High for many years and have made countless con¬ tributions to student life. Others who are more recent members of the faculty, have brought fresh new perspectives to the school and have introduced many new ideas and teaching methods. Exciting programs like the tutorials and Clip have kept students who might have dropped out coming

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Vincent Larocco Principal Thomas Budrewicz Asst. Principal Evander French Asst. Principal Winchester High School Winchester, Massachusetts To The Class of 1979: As you leave high school there are those who will say that there are no challenges for today ' s young people or that the challenges presented are so complex that you cannot effectively deal with them. I do not believe either statement to be true, nor do I believe that the struggles of mankind have changed dramatically in the course of man ' s history. The challenges are there for those of you who wish to reach out and accept them and, while the world appears to be more complex, those complexities are only the result of our more nearly understanding the issues that have always existed. Humanity is better off today than it was yesterday; it will be better off tomorrow. Where is your star? Who or what is your wizard? Do you dare to dream? Do you believe? Sincerely, Vincent E. Larocco Elizabeth Gardner Secret ary-Bookkeeper Audrey Graustein Off. Mgr. Secretary Elizabeth Knight Registrar Helen Stavros Receptionist 8