Winnacunnet High School - Sachem Yearbook (Hampton, NH)

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Elsie Emslie Administrative Secretary Jean Harmon Secretary June Maloney Guidance Secretary STAFF 23 Mrs. Helen Bourn Librarian Mrs. Gladys Zitrick School Nurse

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MATH ”If you don’t know how to play tic tac toe. . Barbara E. Hudson Mathematics Dept. Head Advanced Math, Algebra II, Introduction to Secondary Math Plymouth State College, B.Ed. University of New Hampshire, M.S.T. Mathletes Advisor V YjJ V fV ■ KY -r Gloria P. Camp Algebra I, Geometry, General Math n Stetson University, B.S. Samuel F. Robinson Geometry, Algebra, General Math I Keene State College, B.Ed. Pep Club Advisor Elliot C. Rowsey Introduction to Second- ary Math, Algebra I, Geometry Nasson College, B.S. Sophomore Class Ad- visor, Yearbook Advisor, Ass’t. Track Coach Charles G. White Algebra I, Introduction to Second- ary Math, General Math I Plymouth State College, B.Ed. Frosh Football, 22 JV Baseball

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Theresa J. Wentworth Department Head, English Death be not proud, though some have called thee Mighty and dread- ful, for thou art not so . . A generation of students echoes Donne's words because they will remember Mrs.. Theresa Wentworth, now departed but still alive in the minds and hearts of all who knew her. In our century, one littered with hordes of uncommitted men, the loss of one so deeply devoted to her God, her family, and her work is a loss not easily replaced. For Mrs. Wentworth brought to us at Winnacunnet a kind respect for all men; a love of the aesthetic;a desire for academic excellence simple dignity seededand harvested in the great literature of the past. Let us not become sentimental but rather inspired by the memory of Mrs. Went- worth and the signal contribution she has made to Winnacunnet and to each of us in our lives. In this way death can be defeated, and she will live on, forever. 24