Warren Hills High School - Lamaton Yearbook (Washington, NJ)

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Our achievements will affect the future Varied Students, Varied Goals The time you spend in school becomes a foundation for your future. This is true whether you plan to be a mechanic, become an artist or a doctor, or be a housewife. Students’ achieve- ments are as varied as the students themselves. The main goal of some students is straight A’s. For some, it is breaking the school’s record for the mile run. And some work to create something original in art. No one goal is better than any other. Each adds to the person who aims for it. LEFT: Getting an A in math is an accomplishment. TOP: George Hayducsko and Mark Noctor lead the pack at a cross-country meet. ABOVE: Cindy Haines works to create a work of art. 10

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As the past affects us. TOP: Shippen Manor, in Oxford, was built In 1754. Historians believe that Benedict Arnold spent some summers there. Now it is owned by the state. LEFT: A craftsman at work. ABOVE: Downtown Washington, at the turn of the century, and in 1975. 11