Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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8 Introduction Junior Joan Matelli and senior Randy Hesse cuddle up close during lunch

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Left: Nicola Hagerty,the co-captain of the flag corps salutes as the Winchester High School Band plays the national anthem at the Wine hester-Watertown football game. Right: The tumblettes demonstrate their pyramid formation at the pep rally. Mr. Collela has directed the athletic department for thirteen years. During that time Winchester High School has frequently won honors such as the Dalton , Introduction 7 Trophy and Middlesex League Championship. There is no one more professional ■ or more dedicated to Sachem spirit.

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Red Meml I d means I love you was one of the most impor¬ tant lessons students learned in high school. They experienced their first love, and were hurt for the first time too. Students made friends with whom they shared their stories and their secrets. It was a time when students realized teachers were real peo¬ ple who they could talk to and look up to for advice. The school became a home away from home. Extracur¬ ricular activities were their chance to meet people and see their teachers outside of the classroom. It was here that they learned to support their teammates. When students left the high school they brought with them not only friends, but memories of the good and bad times they had shared together. T-y Jennifer Capobianco, Jim Blasi, Jim Bonfilio, David Butt, Martha DiGiovannni, Lindsey Caulfield, Alicia Scanlan, Heidi MacDonald, and Nicole Durbois will s oon enjoy themselves at the pep rally. Photos by Burlington Studios. Top: Patty Belding, Susan Hagerty and Kristen Chute enjoy one of the few moments with each other in between a busy class schedule. Bottom: The blooming symbol of love is evident on Carnation Day ' 87. 9 Introduction