Winnacunnet High School - Sachem Yearbook (Hampton, NH)

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 Above: During long schedules, underclassmen find time to enjoy the nice weather while it lasts. Left: Cathy Mills cannot make up her mind whether or not she wants to have her picture taken for the yearbook. Guess what! We sotcha Cathy!!! A Silver CELEBRATION The past 25 years have represented a great deal of change at Winnacunnet. The most intense change in our country's history has occurred dur- ing this period. YV.H.S. has shared the thrill as well as the pains of growth. The campus has witnessed changes from fashions and clothes, hairstyles, curriculum and music. Two people who have witnessed W.H.S. from its birth are Mr. Dodge and Mr. Ladd. “The facilities have improved for the better and the curriculum has expanded tremendously, says Mr. Ladd. The Senior Class is happy to be the Silver An- niversary Class and is fortunate to rest on the laurels of the past. 7

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 Above: Dennis McGrath flashes a smile for the camera. Top: Enjoying free time in the cafeteria, are close friends, Donna Dustin, Helen Newell, Mona Scrofano, Scott Bowditch, Gale Foster and Dawn DeToro. Above: Wendy Fournier concentrates on making change during a football game at the Junior concession stand.

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WE'VE COME A LONG WAY Twenty-five years has brought about many changes to Winnacunnet. Gone is the Smoke Signal newspaper, the football queen and the wrestling team. Although these things have faded into the past, we still have the tradi- tions of Homecoming, Winnacarnival and the Exeter Blue Hawk rivalry. Our school colors remain Blue and White. Two faculty members have witnessed these changes. Mr. Ladd and Mr. Dodge are the only staff members who were here when the doors first opened. Even though many changes have occurred, school spirit has and will always be present.