Willingboro High School - Yearbook (Willingboro, NJ)

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ix- Industrious students caiitalize on their chances to do homewor in the library. gTh1'oughout the year, r all l f of us bumped elbows, so to speak, many, helpful l at peotpleg iWeb asked as hall 'Paide for directions when we got lost, got our lunch card from at secretary and bought l ' the last ice-creams sandwich from the lunch aides. flt was 'these people, the f aides, that made our educ- tional world go around. qwf,-av wfzfsf-7 ,' I ' , ' f - V 01' ff , I L42 'ful 1 K, Pf u fr ,ui :fp 'Og V, t x,,,, f 1'X'i,, gy ,w.1:,,- ,nv f Gif, ,',,,.1.v'rmw 1 2 , Etackbmm Grace Denning Mary Radeszsisky Dee Wardell eed Help? X, , ,, . ,,,,, ' V f QW, l , 12- 'Sf ' ' JWZ4 , ' , z31L',7. f ' P' , f :f4',7 , ' rf ,A f gg I-1111011 Period is always H time to gather and socialize with friends. HS 31959 Students Show- Q, .Z wtf, P , . ffront rowlz lane Cantwell, Lucy- Auiemrna, Kathleen Smith, Terri McMena1nin, Doris Feezer. lback rowjz Betty Levesque, Doris Holgerson, Substitute, Io Vanden- berg, Homa Flores, Ian Bogan, Grace Slotterback. 113

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For years on end humanity has been searching for the Perfect Teacher. Al- though we have not found him or her yet, there are teachers with some of the necessary qualities for the Perfect Teacher. In our poll in which students and faculty alike took part, we found the necessary qual- ities of the Perfect Teach- er to be the following: 1. Under 94 years old 2. Understanding 3. Intelligent 4. Attractive 5. Outgoing 6. Trusting 7. Iovial 8. Creative 9. Sexy and above all 10. HUMANI!!! 3-is-Iii' : The perfect teacher should always wear smile like Ms. Klein. But wouldn't you if you were Sophomore Class advisor? Manyif t.'tl ..,,f. 5. Tv The perfect music teacher should follow Mr. Schlenker's example and always start his class on the right note. The perfect teacher should be full 114 of enthusiasm like science teacher, Mr. Nasife.