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

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CONTENTS Introduction............................... ] Sports.................................... 14 Activities................................ 48 Curriculum................................ 78 Faculty...................................100 Underclass................................110 Seniors...................................130 Senior Directory..........................169 Ads and Boosters..........................178 Closing...................................188 In preparation for a future career, woodshop students combine creativity with know-how. A belt sander is easy to use if you know what to do with it. Ken Snover gives Russ Wildrick a hand so the job will be accurate.

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PROBLEM-ANTIDOTE Nothing to do. Nowhere to go. These are common expressions often heard around school. This isn’t a problem unique to Warren Hills. At times, it seems to be the byword of teenagers in America. This apathy goes beyond students’ academic pursuits to life in general. Often the future is no farther away than the weekend. These generalizations are not universal truths. While there are people that sit and let the future shape them, there are others that shape the future. The difference between the two lies in one word involvement. Participation in life gives it meaning and gives us a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction. Involvement, enthusiasm, and awareness are the antidotes for apathy. BELOW: In order to be a good secretary, typing skills must be improved upon and practiced consistently. |oAnn Woolf and Lorrie Stickle keep their fingers in shape by daily drills. 2

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PRESCRIPTION-A Healthy Involvement In School Work ... Clubs ... For most students, the bulk of their time is comprised of academics. Seven hours a day, five days a week are spent in school. Enthusiastic, optimistic students can learn more than bored, apathetic ones. Involvement begins in the classroom. Although different teachers evoke different reactions from stu- dents as to the level of interest a subject sparks in them, involving oneself in the subject can create interest. After school, Warren Hills makes available to students a Hip Thompson tries to block the punt against the Tigers. variety of activities, spanning from educational to social clubs. For the student with musical inclinations, there is a marching band and a stage band. If expressing yourself in writing is your special interest, join the yearbook or newspaper staff. Other organi- zations are ethnic, agricultural, and academic clubs. All these organi- zations afford to the participant the opportunity to meet new people, encounter new experiences, and feel a sense of accomplish- ment. Scott Bungertand Joe Fisher make plans for college.