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aking the grade has been one of the most important aspects of 1985. Academic superi¬ ority prevails throughout the disciplines and the student body. Individual scholars are in abundance. Even our own handful of geniuses are accommodated by our high academic standings. National Honor Societies and Na¬ tional Merit Scholars numbered far above previous years. The battles of class rank and college acceptances became harsher and more competitive. Honor roll lists grew from few to many names. Academic excellence was evident throughout 1985. Underclassmen, the bulk and character of Winchester High, illustrate a yearly development, mentally as well as physically. The Freshmen arrived as an innocent addi¬ tion to our school. Sophmores grew in knowledge and gained experience through their transition from ninth to tenth grade. The Juniors, being an established fixture of our school, continue from day to day, waiting for the ultimate step of becoming a Senior. 4 A Step Above the Rest
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B eing a step above the rest means being a Sa¬ chem. Each individual silhouette is on a step from which we are encouraged to climb. Our school excells academically, socially, and in competitive sports. We as individuals have the opportunity to participate in all of these. Student life provides us with such options as joining one of the many media clubs; an active radio station, an award winning newspaper or an unparalleled yearbook. Semi-annual theatrical productions provide additional student life along with cheering on favorite sports, at¬ tending school sponsored semi’s and proms or just par¬ tying the weekend away. We, the class of 1985, have experienced the true mean¬ ing of the word exceptional. In our last four years we have excelled academically and competitively. We raised the number of national merit scholars, SAT score averages, and various state and national sport champi¬ ons. The class of 1985 is surely a step above the rest! i n A Step Above the Rest ' ’ 3
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Last minute cafeteria cramming is displayed by Cathy DeCologero as she diligently studies her english. (Photos by Burlington Studio) Even after four years of Latin, these students still have a hard time determining which endium is upae”. Gathering together after school, Michelle Bearce, Valerie Fleck, Deanne Cronin, Caro¬ lyn Nash, Tracey Collum, and Kim Byron enjoy a lazy Friday afternoon break. tep AnOve the Rest ESUFW m
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