Willingboro High School - Yearbook (Willingboro, NJ)

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SKA V M , iv !'447o Clockwise: C. Butler, J. Whiting, Mr. Zalot, W. Wood, C. Xavier, D. Butler, P. Harrison, C. Bernard. The Chimera Chronicle C? ,Q .K Morning Announcers 's S is 9.-.x its -iff! ...,.'?' This year's newspaper staff is quite enthusiastic. They believe the Chimera Chronicle is the best student news- paper in the county. The Advisor, Mr. Zalot, keeps them working hard but also takes them on very interesting field trips. On these outings, the staff learns tips on how to become successful reporters and interviewers. Good Moming! Please rise for the flag salute. Each morning the students and staff are greeted with the melliferous sounds of the student announcers. The selection procedure is very competitive. Each candidate is given the same excerpt to read and is judged Canon- ymouslyi according to diction and voice qual- ity. This year as a result of all four applicants being so proficient, it was decided to select all four. The two teams now participate on a bi- weekly basis. Left to right: Dr. Wasinda, Hope Nixon, Mel Brennan, Lori Person, Mr. Nasife, Perquita Burgess. Student Activities

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I Feel Good . . I BELIEVE in the Health Care Profession. I BELIEVE in the profession for which I am be- ing trainedg and in the opportuni- ties which my training offers. I BELIEVEthatthrougheducation l will be able to make the greatest use of my skills, knowledge, and experience in order to become a contributing member of the health care team and of my com- munity, I BELIEVE that by us- ing the knowledge and skills of my profession I will become more aware of myself. Through fulfill- ing these goals I will become a more responsible citizen. I BE- LIEVE that each individual is im- portant in his or her own rightg therefore, I will treat each person with respect and love. To this end, I dedicate my training, my skills, and myself to serve others ealth Emu M ccummns ruotnfs usmcix NEW ccupations Students of America 4 . g' ' .r I X .iv I . s ,..-.v-,,V 3 is 5' .V as Fart f' ai .imma far Above: Darius, Denise, Velma, Kim, Jo- sette and Raelynn as they prepare an in- school project. Right: Stephanie practices administer- ing oxygen. I Student Activities s i I rf. i :J M'--4 I - .. f, ,... I - -.-- In 'Ti it-sw. ,t.,. .. .:.. :fs - V 1 ....' . ..... it HA to Above: Kim, Darius and Josette check for cavities

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cc - - orn , With A Little Help Fr Friend . . . B atles l. ..l1l1-- H 'lg A .A-1. Top, left to right: Gene Edwards, Bob LePage, Kim Williams, Mike Polin, Mike Gehin, Mark Stevens, Mark Rahn, Rick Emenheiser, Justin Schaller, Middle, left to right: Gary Hunter, Justin Winters, Edric James, Bobby Schwartz, Mark Smith, Linda Martin, Sung Moon, B.J. Bailey, Mr. Liberatore. Bottom, Iedt to right: George Guy, Todd Outten, Mark Nottingham, Chandler Jones, Pat Madigan, Eric Schuetz, Rami Abdallah. The Willingboro High School Key Club is a group of male student volunteers who spend their time helping their fellow students and community. Under the direction of Mr. Liberatore, the group planned visits to the Burlington County Special Services School and assisted teachers with their annual Halloween party for the handicapped children. The Key Clubbers collected and made food baskets for the needy families during the winter holidays. They accompanied the Z-Club to the Tender Home for Christmas Carolling. In addition, these service-oriented young men helped the March of Dimes during the Walk-A-Thon and provided assis- tance to the high school at special events held at the school during the year. V Key Club 2 5 in 1 - J