Willingboro High School - Yearbook (Willingboro, NJ)

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At first glance Peter Horwing seemed like the All American Boy. He rode skatboards, went dis- coing, and played soccer. There was only one excep- tion, he was from Sweeden. Nazila Safari Astaraee came right out of the pages of Glamour. She dressed like an American fashion model. The only difference was that she, like Peter, came from out-of-town. Teheran, Iran was her home. These two worldly peo- ple were exchange students at W.H.S. We can rightfully say they've been around. X f dl Welcoming Peter Horwing and Nazila Safari-Astaraee with Chimera hospitality is Principal Dr. Iohn ' Wasinda. Peter Horwing studies closely the environ- ment and people around him and listens to their conversation. 4- yf WW , 7 G 491752 'M ! , K 'x TWO, WHO GET AROUND. THE FACTS OF LIFE R. Beverly: A single kind word keeps one warm for three winters. M. Katz: Give someone a fish dinner - he or she eats for a day. Teach him or her to fish - he or she eats for a lifetime! M. Master: Sometimes it is better to keep your mouth shut and appear stupid than to open it and remove all doubt! -- Mark Twain. ' W. McGrath: Don't let high school interfere with your education! F. Schuenemann: Putting bricks in a book is a snap, but putting books in a brick makes you wonder if PV really does equal K. L. Smires: No dying in class! i R. Touch: In life, set high, realistic goals -- even if you fall a little short, you will achieve some measure of success. A. Welton: He who laughs last . . . didn't get the joke! Ioan Rudulag, A T Dorothea Soderstrom I Ir.'Class Advisor l l MUSIC Q t Nicholas Forte ' t Supervisor Coordinator of Music Marching Band A T Iazz Band . , Richard Schlenker Marching Band Iazz Roc Ensemble Orchestra l Ellen Shapiro A A ' T Choral! Director ' l PHYSICAL 'EDUCATION p !IackMulder g A . . T Supervisor T Boys Soccer? A Boys Track Paul Collins T t Boys Football Boys Basketball Ierry DiCoIo i W was W it Y 103

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Barry Phipps Marie Plavin Chimera Chronicle Leonard Schechtman Arthur Winiarski Michael Zalot FOREIGN LANGUAGE Ioan McAndrew Supervisor Sganish Club T omas Cosgrove German Club Stevy Feldman Latin Club Richard Lafferty French Club Hernando Molina Carol Ann Rickert Y MATH Harry Rocco Supervisor Lorie Cole . Linda Cooper Ralph Hinrichs l Byron Hoskins Boys Base all Boys Basketball Alexandria Hunsberger Shirley Kircher William McPeak WSH'

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It's ironical that Peter Horwing enjoys the taste of an American fruit drink at a German class party. As Cheryl Lipski demonstrates, many students make clowns of themselves. 3 T Lookg look upeintheiskyl-Istit ja bird? No. Is it a plane? Wel1,lsortjof. It's,afpaper .airplanejflying out of an i Algebra class.. And overghere an industrious lad is T drawing. What is it? Perhaps' a new element. Perhaps a ' new cure for cancer. No, just a rather good drawing of Marcia. At last, someone is taking notes. Dear Marcia, I cannot . . . This classroom is a veritable jungle. I've tried to escape . . . DRAT! l've been spotted . . . T What's that young man? . . . Who was that lady you saw me with last night? That was no lady. That was Marcia. A VERITABLE JUNGLE 104 The importance of comfort is expressed by students as their outstreached limbs overhang neighboring chairs. ' Gym classes at the bore offer students a wide array of choices T Harvey tries his hand at bowling and rolls a strike. 1