Willingboro High School - Yearbook (Willingboro, NJ)

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Despite Howard Shelton's leg injury, he and Sonoma Greer still enjoy the evening of music at the Homecoming dance. Dancing the night away are Ieff Smith and his date Theresa Oulette. 17

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STRIKE-UP THE BAND X fir' as W The aura of school spirit really comes through at the Homecoming pep rally, Lx At the Homecoming pep rally Patty Stuebing, Io Ann Ezze, and Marianne Kellner attempt to direct the band in a spirited fashion. I? WVU, Music and enthusiasm played a big part in Homecoming activities, the combination motivated students to cheer and dance. At the pep rally preceeding the game, Students screamed, jumped, and cheered to the best of our Chimera band's music. Even at the Football game, which was drop- ped 21-0 students cheered their team on. At the homecom- ing dance, the spirit was certainly not dead. Chimera stu- dents hustled, freaked, and rocked the night away. In keep- ing with a Chimera tradition, the Homecoming queen, De- nise Olphin was crowned at midnight, in addition this year a Homecoming king, Iohn Wilson was named. The dance also featured a hustle contest in which dar1cers were given a chance to show off their skills. Alvin Little and Daphny Warren destroyed competitors with great moves. The dance and pep rally put Chimera spirit to the test. Our spirit passed with flying colors.

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- S17-'1'Jl ' Megan Richards, Fred Leeds, and Vickie Morwitz play their hm-ns with precision during half-time. MUSIC IN MOTION The Marching Band demonstrates a perfect formation while on the field. fi 1 ,4,,,, . 'j,jiQ'iguQ1, Al Little e field. 18 scorts his horn onto the The brass of the band, Gregg Shultze and Adrianne Hillman BI1t9I'I3in the crowds during halftime. junior Howell Goldstein prepares to play.