Willingboro High School - Yearbook (Willingboro, NJ)

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EGG BABIES hen one talks about Psychodrama and the infamous egg baby activity, there can be only one teacher behind this cha- os: Psychology teacher, Mr, Welch. He started Psychodrama as a way to handle problems that trouble high school students. Though the psychodrama production is noted for its zani- ness, the group performs skits on serious subjects. These subjects range from drunk driving, dating, and other aspects of high school living. You may wonder just what is egg-baby! Well, Mr. Welch, in his psychology class, decided to impress the importance of child care, and the amount of time that child needs. And, you guessed itl Each student had to give birth to their own bundle of joy: the egg-baby! These egg babies teach that human life can't be forsaken. It also teaches that it takes responsible parents to raise a healthy child. 'H Egg Babies 1' 3 e

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l 3 5 l N ilu I ll l -2 ,n ' l , 1pl: f Above, left: James Coleman at the radio controls in the WITV studio Above, right: Michele Williams during a taping on WITV. Center: Electronic Products Servicing students demonstrat- ing a schematic. Above: Mr. Kern urges the students to return all parts to the equipmentl 1 f m f ' ' ! VICA 4

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