Winnacunnet High School - Sachem Yearbook (Hampton, NH)

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— A Silver — CELEBRATION Old vs. New 9

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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.

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-----A Student Life CELEBRATION Our Celebration started on Monday mornings and continued through the weekends. Something was always happening. Academically, aceing an important test, giving oral reports, or just starting that paper that was due the next morning. After school, many of us spent hours practicing for Saturday's game, decorating for Friday night's dance, or meeting with our advisors. While many others were busy at their after school jobs. No matter what we were doing, “dedicated was the word that described our attitude. With a “Never say die outlook, we strived to attain our goals. During lunch periods, it's not only a time to eat, but a time to do last minute homework. Relaxing out on the front lawn, Eric Schmidt prepares for his next class. 10 Student Life Lunch time was a big part of the school day; crowded tables, long lines and of course school lunches. Enjoying his lunch, Dave Croteau paused for a picture. Jeans and jean jackets were a popular out- fit this past year. Here Mike and Dave model this typical attire.