Willingboro High School - Yearbook (Willingboro, NJ)

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S I ', D, 9. v . 1 b up A 1 f s.. . l A 1 1 T A ' l 2:30, a time all Willingboro High School students love. What We'Il Remember Most . . . ,- l Student Pat Tighe catches a smoke Students exercise their smoking privilege. between classes. What do you remember most about school? . . . Every year they change the rules for the Class of '79 . . . The '78 Gong Show, especially Punk Rock and the fV.Y.J Unknown Comic U,P,S,j . . . The time the vacuum cleaner blew up. lL.S.C.J . . . Slave Day: having to pull B.M. in a red wagon to class . . . The smelly chem labs 8r how I never could figure out and tipping him out and going to class without him what wavelength Mr. E. was on fM.I.M.J lS.L.M.j . . . That it's full of up's and down's fL.M.H.J . . . Making sure I had chocolate chip cookies and choco- . . . The infinite number of male and female Rona Barretts late milk everyday at lunch fR.M.M.J we have fH.S.G.J . . . The Chimera on the middle of the basketball Court . . . The very good friends I have made here! lH.M.S.J IC-G-H-l . . . Being an Evil Baddy fC.E.S.J . . . The agony of defeat when I moved and the thrill of victory when I came back fB.I.S.J . . . The DECA trip to the Playboy Club lL.B.S.J h . . . The lack of intelligence within fB.A.G.j . . . The crazy people and times we had at track meets 8r practices fpole vaulting through the lobby, under the doors, and into air conditioners! fD.A.D.J . . . All the homework, the babes, and the parties fE.M.L.J . . The strike fC.C.S.J 118

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Free at last! may have been the final sigh after graduation, but life was only beginning for us as we walked away with diploma in hand. We were finished with the applications, the tests and other extraordinary responsibilities that came with our seniority. When we took off our caps and hung up our diplomas, we realized that for the past eighteen years we had maintained a stronghold on home. With graduation came our Declaration of Inde- pendenceg a thrilling reality laced with the terror of being alone, on our own and the awakening realization that you gotta let go sometime. Marianne Kellner, Patty Stuebing, Mindy Lipson and Pam Lightner show their school spirit.

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