Winnacunnet High School - Sachem Yearbook (Hampton, NH)

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PEOPLE AND PLACES High school life is filled with a variety of different activities, and not all of them seem to be typically educational . Work- ing, playing, and studying either alone or with friends fill the many hours outside the classroom. There are numerous things to think about ... joining the Armed Forces, learning skills for a future job, graduating, or even just staying physical- ly fit. Each day is filled with small occurences that at the mo- ment seem to fly unimportantly by us. Yet, each of those small moments will be a cherished memory not so very long from now. If we take a moment to sleep on the bus or spend a mo- ment just quietly waiting for a ride home, it isn’t because there is nothing else to do. It is simply that the days are so very full that a pause in the rush of life gives us the enery to carry on. And carry on we do ... The kitchen at school during the day is always off-limits. Come back at night, however, when students sponser a function and you might find Anne cooking ?! Peut-etre Mille. Garon et Chris Pollard So many hours are spent waiting for the bus or the ride that never remembers to come. Will this pratique la legon du jour pendant les scene ever change for years to come? I bet our parents waited on the same spot! heures aprfes Tfecole. 20 People and Places

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An exciting trip was organized by Mrs. Hiller to the southern part of Spain. She and her husband chaperoned twelve students on the ten day excursion abroad. More students had planned on going, but because of the ter- rorist acts, many decided to cancel. There were no major problems during the trip, except upon their arrival, the plane had trouble landing and thus the travelers had a long wait in the airport. The students visited many historical and intriguing things. They went to the town of La Mancha where the famous story of Don Quixote took place and visited the very beautiful Spanish palace La Alambra in Granada, where they admired the lavish gardens surrounding it. The travelers got to see some Spanish traditions in action like the Flamenco Dancers, but no one wanted to go to the world famous bull fights because they were too morbid . Some had encounters with the gypsies who are found within many European cities. The students found the gypsies begging and soliciting,and although the gypsies were bothersome they were harmless. All in all, Mrs. Hiller said that the trip was a great experience for everyone and something she wouldn't mind do- ing again in the future. Here at one of the side walk cafes in Paris Crystal, Madame, and Caryn are all smiles after devouring their sundaes. Before their long descent down hundreds of steps this worn out group poses for one more quick picture. European Scenes 19

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Tracy and Anna take a long nap on the bus ride home from a tough defeat. They spent all their energy cheering for a victory that never was to be. There is more to being a field hockey player than just being on the team. Here Tammy Lawton records a game which will be reviewed by the team to see what went well and what went wrong. These films are as important in training our teams as the oractices themselves. AIR IX M The Hampton cruiser ... “Is it waiting for one of us? Let’s There are many options other than college for the graduate. Every year the hope it’s just passing through. Air Force brings us a special program complete with films, discussions, and pamphlets. People and Places 21