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

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Honors The National Honor Society inductions were held this spring before an audience of parents and honor roll students. TOP LEFT: The inductees, led by Sharon Cramsey, Brenda Lange, and Michele Mulligan, have a candlelight procession to the stage. TOP RIGHT: Meg Wyatt lights the candle of SERVICE during the ceremonies. ABOVE: Girls Citizenship Institute delegate, Tammy Bormann (left), and her alternate, Mary Sadlon. LEFT: Mr. Musselman presents the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Math and Science Award to Alan Wilson. 11

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“A Time For Us” On |une 10, the Junior Prom was held in the school cafeteria. Thirty-five couples enjoyed a catered, sit-down, meal, while Gandalf” provided the music. BELOW: Tammy Bormann and Dan Ames replenish the punch supply. RIGHT: Marge McCoshen throws convention to the wind. BOTTOM: Patty Bowen shares an amusing anecdote with Bob Rutan, while Cindy Nelson and Rich Bracey are showing the effects of the late hour. 10

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Seniors Act Up as School Ends RIGHT: During the annual Class Day Assembly, a group of senior girls show their “best side” to Warren Hills. BELOW: Giving their rendi- tion of the news were Patty Eckert and Renee Levine. Does the bag on her head mean Renee is embarrassed by their act? BELOW RIGHT: )im “Chuck Barris” Eckel was the Master of Ceremonies at this year’s assembly. 12