Willingboro High School - Yearbook (Willingboro, NJ)

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Fl . . .Pink Floyd 'll' T ','-, t, , f I 1. . m,,:.,,1,'-,.',' 5 .gf fi f:,,s:,:g,ff,,:arwfrf uf H , ,, ,. Top Left: Bob LePage moves past the Lenape offender. Top Right: Wendell Harlan about to trap the ball. Above: Carlos Martinez dribbling up field. Right: What do you mean you messed up? Be- low: Ian Meyers asking Himself, I-low did I do that? R yrs In if :WW ,4 J .V. Soccer The J,V. Soccer team started to spread their wings to- ward victory as they ended the season on a promising notei Coach Ford, in his second season, kept his team from falling to have them soar where they never thought they would go. This talented team kept with the 'Boro tradition by giving everything they had toward playing their best. Though their losses exceeded their wins, the team has a lot to look for- ward to for next year's team on J.V., and for the players that will make Varsity. They have just begun to fly. 1 wp V.: ,. ,i N. 2 i J.V. Soccer

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Learning To l J .V. Football The J.V. Football team may not have had a win- ning season in terms of their record, but they were definitely winners in terms of the experience they gained this year. Junior Varsity is a place where the younger players gain experience, receive play- ing time, and sharpen their skills so that they can be competitive on the Varisty level. J.V. is also a place where the young athlete learns about HBoro Pride . Boro Pridei' is something that can't be expressed in words, but something that can only be experienced by the individual athlete. Top: Coach Shipman, S. Decker, J. Coleman, R. Taylor, L. Clark, K. Williams, C. Thomas, O l Carrasquillo, N, Harris, B. Wilson, R. Ferguson, J. Phillips, Coach Carlson. Middle: E. Fentress, E. Stubblefield, S. Hough, R. Datts, J. Adderly, E. James, H. Gordon, L. Hudson, C. X - Myricks, G. Winters, D. Gandy, E. Minor, J. Mack. Bottom: Coach Collins, A. Jones, D. Williams, C, Wynter, J. Dupree, K. Stephenson, K. Hudson, C. St. Martin, J, Tabourne. 1 ,.. . 1 fy.. ' , I ' Q - .. .. . T K ,-... tfl .4 173' f l ,i .s I 'N m ...... . o . . T ,... . 'rt' . ' 'FFF - ' J.V. Football fl 3 f Q I Left: Coach Collins sends in the offensive play. Top: Coach Shipman reacts to the play. Above: John Mack tackles the Lenape ball carrier for a loss.

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