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

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THE HAPPENINGS THAT MAKE THE PEOPLE Jeff Wyker records the data as Bill Candler observes the specimen in biology lab. BELOW: Quarterback, Kevin Anderson, eludes a tackle by a Hackettstown defenseman. BOTTOM: The Christmas party is one of the highlights of the Spanish club. Tammy Warne prepares for it by making a tree ornament. OPPOSITE: A fall happening for the FFA is the harvesting of the corn crop. 12

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SPORTS r As school opens in the fall, football, field hockey and cross country teams have already gone through vigorous training to get in shape for the coming season. A few weeks into the school year the athletes have to be ready. The seasons start. The duels last until November. As each sport ends, a different sport takes its place. Field hockey is replaced by girls' basketball. Cross country and football seasons are completed as the athletes move into the gymnasium for basketball and wrestling. The athletes are in training for the new seasons. Again they vie for State Championships, DRC or Tournament Crowns. As the snow melts, sports move outdoors again. Girls’ basketball evolves into softball and track. Wrestling and basketball are superseded by track, baseball and golf. Athletes are always training, playing, striving for victory and seeking to excel for personal satisfaction and achieve- ments. This is the essence of the sports program individual involvement in a group effort. The individual participates for self-improvement and satisfaction, while at the same time he learns self-sacrifice and cooperation for the good of the team. This is true in the game, marching at half-time, or cheering on the side lines. Involvement with a purpose leaves no room for apathy. ABOVE: BANNER CARRIERS: Michele Junio and Jennifer Turnbull. RIGHT: Field Director, Lynn Parkin. 14