Willingboro High School - Yearbook (Willingboro, NJ)

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l Senior Kevin Smith drives for a lay-up as teammate Danny Wright looks In the final minute of the game, Iohn Wilson adds a free throw and on. championship form to the nights victory. 1 b IUNIOR VARSITY - ffront rowj Ieff Sheltong Kevin Mcflaskillg Ioe Marellag Ron Iarnesg Derrick Reedg fback rowl Ieff Webster's agility is shown as Coach By Hopkinsg Quincy Vaughang John Nixong Ioe F aziop Ieff Websterg Charlie Fawcetteg Marc Davisg Rich hg maneuvers under the bgardu Smith. 69

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ABCVE THE CROWD: MEN'S BASKETBALL Out of the varying Winter Sports, Men's Basketball and it,s genetic counterpart were the most popular and seemed to be the most exciting of the athletic activities. We knew the players and saw their several preseason and seasonal injuries and often wonder how such a pain- stricken team could pull off such a spectacular season. The Chimera squad was a team with a lot of depth. They were r,1,, 1 quick, had good height and consisted of a group of u experienced and talented athletes. t Their dominance was shown by winning the Big Mac . Classic and their fine overall record. , Returning Seniors on the Chimera Squad are: Ken Mosley, john Wilson, Walter Brown, Kevin Smith, Danny Wright, Howard Shelton, and Charles Hurd. Varsity player Ken Mosley shows his skill as he goes up for the rebound. 68 In a tough game against Cherry Hill East, Coach Collins takes advantage of a timeout to brief the Chimera squad. VARSITY - ffront rowl Managers - Marvin Thompsong Barbara Morford: Sharon Whiting, Rene Bollersg Antonio Stanley: lsecond rowj Iohn Wilsong Charles Hurdg Kenneth Wayne MOSley: Richard Smith lback rowl Assistant Coach By Hopkins, Walt Browng Charlie Fawcetteg Kevin Snuthg Danny Wrightg Richard Bosticg Howard ShG1i0I1: Ieff WGbSt9FS Head Coach Paul Collins.

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The Chimera Women's Basketball Team entered the 1978-79 Season sporting a 25-game winning streak, includ- ing a Group IV State Championship and number one State ranking. The talented group of players were some of the finest students around, and in many cases, two and three sport athletes who were determined to prove that the Chimera Women's athletic program was the best to be found. This year's team was led Senior All-South-Jersey selec- tees: Guard Channie Hallett and Forward Iackie Campbell who were the teams leading scorers. Sandy Iaskol was the teams leading rebounder and Wanda Newton was the team's floor general. Assistant Coach Schuenemann and Head Coach Enders comment on the Moorestown game during a time-out. in As Iackie Campbell shoots a lay-up, fellow teammates Sandy Iaskol and Kim Butler watch in suspense. J ' .r. C, ,Y -WA 2 v Q Fl l rg, . .. . j, VARSITY - ffrontj Lannie Young' Jackie Williams 3 Sheri Delk, Shawn Roberts: GWBII Michelle: Wanda N8Wf0I13 County Standout Igckie Campbell fback rowj Marquita Banner-5 Iackie Campbellg Channie Hallett: Brenda Iones: Kim Butler: Sandy I8Sk0lS I10t again drives for a 1ay-up during - pictured - Head Coach Don Endersg Assistant Coach Frank Schuenemann. fourth quarter play. 70