Willingboro High School - Yearbook (Willingboro, NJ)

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When you go up to someone and say, Where did you meet that guy, lack Fieldcourt for anybody elseJ , chances are very good they'll say in school. And that makes sense. You're liable to meet people in school that you will be friends with for a long time. You may even ma1'ry someone you met here. The friends you made here were always there when you needed them. They lent you their notes, they gave you rides to school or home, they lent you a pair of shorts in gym, they stuck up for you in a pinch, and they listened to your problems. They explained the math homework to you, they helped you with your fruit flies, they laughed at your jokes when they were funny and told you if they were awful. For these reasons, and countless others, you'll remember your friends the most after school gets out. Twenty years from now, if someone comes up to you at your reunion and asks you if you remember the Mean Value Theorem, all you'll do is sit there and stare at them. But if they ask you if you remember I.M. LaVienstad- ter, visions of M8:M fights and arm-wrestling matches will start to fill your head. So remember the best times of your life and the people you shared them with. Taking a break from his work, Nick Hall talks with some friends in the library. If if FULL-TIME FRIENDS Iackie McNeil and Leslie Iones take advantage of a chance to finish off some homework together. 210

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i ' TQ i This jammin' group in the auditorium proves one of W.H.S.'s favorite mottos, The more, the merrierf' i'v-wwfigiyrr 5,4

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-N. 'V an 2 no . ' ' ' 'L V V , ' 4,, I, lv fM,,,,,l,x! J. of f , X! Gloria Bonilla works on her advertising poster. Fi it lx -1 x 1 w Y N I w Guitarists Reno Rolle and Mark Vesper enjoy the solitude during a practice session. KS Teaming up for a doubles match are Diane Swanson and Ioan Perry.