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Front Page Issue 1 The Patriot Issue 1 Washington Township High School, Sewell, NJ October 2007 Class of ‘08 measures up Alyssa Figueroa ‘08 and organize so many students at prom, senior trip, and graduation.” The Class of 2008 had a chance One major inconvenience for to make history this year! In 2007 the Class of ‘08 was when the Washington Township High School school ran out of parking spots. “We graduated 769 students - a high mark were all shocked, since that has never to beat. Starting the year with 772 happened before; although sadly students, this year’s senior class there is nothing we can do,” said Mr. would be the largest to graduate from Fields. WTHS. However, trivial aspects cannot The downside? The numbers block the way of an important year have changed. ahead. As freshmen, the Class of ‘08 “We have a lot of potential to entered the building as the largest in leave a great mark at our high school,” school history, with over 800 said Olivia Devine, another Class students. The numbers have Council member for all four years. gradually dwindled to equal last Besides future marks they’ll year’s class size Yet, the Class of set, the Class of ‘08 has already stood ‘08 is still one of the largest to walk Gina Parker ‘09/The Patriot out from the crowd. Farrow believes the halls of WTHS. The Class of ‘08 gathers in the senior cafeteria excited about their that this class has already shined in Despite its overwhelming size, upcoming year. community service, whether it be at many feel the Class of ‘08 has seniors seem very mature, respectful, large amount of students, and a large giving blood or participating in already developed a delightful and upbeat. .I have a good feeling amount of teachers, we are able to Monzo Madness. She stated, character. this will be a great year filled with offer a large amount of choice.” “Service will set this class apart from “I have watched the Class of spirit.” Mr. Bollendorf felt similar. others.” ‘08 since they entered their freshmen Indeed spirit is what runs “The opportunities are so varied and Though the Class of ‘08 missed year, and they are certainly the most through the Class of ‘08’s veins. “I large, students that want to excel, out on the title of “largest graduating polite, well-behaved, organized class love being a part of our class,” said can excel,” he said. class,” the seniors surely have the I have seen in all my ten years as Gina Turdo ‘08, who has been a As for the disadvantages to such opportunity to separate themselves administrator; it’s actually quite member of Class Council for four a large class, Farrow does “wish from previous classes. Since in scary,” stated 11-12 Administrator years, and has seen the class [she] could personally know each hindsight, “it’s not the quantity of Mr. Edward Fields. “They do what progress. “Our class definitely has student.” who’s doing what that matters, it’s they’re supposed to do, when a lot of pride.” Yet as for students, Mr. the quality of what they are doing,” they’re supposed to do it.” Though WTHS may seem Bollendorf thinks that “it’s neat stated Bollendorf. Executive Assistant Principal overpowering to passers-by, those when students meet other students Thus, the seniors should not of the 11-12 wing, Mr. Joseph who are a part of the legacy know from school that they have never met worry too much about achieving Bollendorf believes this class has how such a large class contains such before when they attend senior trip largest class status. gotten off to a great start. “The tremendous advantages. or go on other outings.” “They should enjoy every “We can offer the best Thus, the true difficulties rest moment of senior year,” stated programs around,” said Principal in “the logistics,” said Fields. Farrow, “it is going to go very Inside... Mrs. Rosemarie Farrow, “with a “Sometimes it gets hard to manage quickly.” Commentary p. 3 New dance replaces Twilight Features p. 5 A.J. Nisbet ‘08 New York City, as it will be the the lines on the gymnasium so it Odds & Ends p. 7 location for this year’s semi-formal won’t feel like you are dancing in Tech Talk p. 8 Despite most of the dance. gym class. upperclassmen looking forward to a On the night of the dance, Last year students were Lifestyles p. 10 classy night with the fish at The professional decorators will change haunted by waiting lists for Twilight. What’s Happening p. 11 Camden Aquarium, this year, a new the scene for the night. Along with This year’s Homecoming Dance Entertainment p. 12 tradition will be born at Washington the walls and ceiling being draped allows 1,200 people to attend, where Township High School. On October with cloth, the dance floor will be last year there were some incidents Books p.14 26, 2007 from 7:30 to 11:30P.M., outlined with streetlights. Also, where people were turned away after Sports p. 15 Washington Township High School’s there will be some kind of covering purchasing a ticket because of 9/10 gym will be easily mistaken for on the floor, which will take away See HOMECOMING p. 2 October 2007 The Patriot - W.T.H.S. News - 1 Interact builds on blood drive success Margaret Bonanni ‘09 blood is impressive, and says a lot about the students,” commented Washington Township High Naval. School is an institution that is not After the blood is donated, it is only known for its academic separated into three different parts: reputation, but also for it’s plasma, red cells and albumen. The involvement in community service. separated parts then go to the Last year the biannual blood patients - cancer patients and drives held by Interact were patients that need transfusions being recognized by the Red Cross as some of the biggest recipients. WTHS was the leading school donor Because 636 pints of blood were in the Pennsylvania-New Jersey collected, a little over 1900 people region. After collecting a combined were be assisted. total of 636 pints of blood, the As the years pass, the demand school received an award to for blood rises. In hospitals commemorate the achievement. anywhere from 600 to 700 pints are “It feels good to know that used per day, said Naval. To meet doing so little can help so much. It’s the growing demands Interact Gina Parker ‘09/ The Patriot just an awesome feeling. Also, expects to reach as many people and Interact officer Matt Gerber and advisor Ms. Tracy Naval were attending the school with the highest welcome as many donors as they can pleased with the turnout of the blood drive. amount donated gives you a sense to this fall’s blood drive. They also goal. Their main goal is for students The need for blood is never of pride you know others don’t anticipate that the school can to not only participate in the ending, and the blood collected is have,” said Auggy Kim ’08. cooperate and come together for school’s blood drive, but to donate greatly appreciated. If you’re Mrs. Tracy Naval, Interact Club such a worthy cause. in other blood drives as well. The interested in becoming a donor, or advisor, didn’t expect so many do- “I think it’s great that people more students participate, the more volunteering during the blood drive, nors when the club assumed manage- in our school are willing to do that apt they are of becoming life long you can check out Interact’s EBoard, ment of the blood drive. Originally, for other people. Most schools don’t donors. or stop by I-103 to see Mrs. Naval. only 68 pints were collected. have that type of enthusiasm,” stated “I definitely plan on giving “A lot of people think that a Numbers then started to rise to 102 Jeffery Shute ’08. blood again this year; last year’s school blood drive will not be of any pints, and in no time up to 300 pints Although organizers think it blood drive was actually kind of fun, help, but you would be surprised. were being donated per drive. would be nice to break the recently so I’m expecting the same for this So many people need the blood that “Donating such amounts of set record, it is not Interact’s main year,” declared Kim. any effort can help,” said Naval. Homecoming, twilight undergo change from HOMECOMING p. 1 the Homecoming Dance, student council has other tricks up their sleeves maximum capacity rules at the to make this event unlike any other. Aquarium. Alongside the Homecoming “The small dance floor was also Dance, the following day will a problem,” stated Samantha continue with many Homecoming Baranowski ‘08, the Student Council festivities. Since the Fourth of July Public Relations Representative. parade was canceled due to inclement “But our spacious gym floor will be weather this summer, the businesses, able to accommodate a lot more companies, and sponsors gathered people,” she added. together in conjunction with the However, the drawbacks of Spirit Parade, to have a spirit day at Twilight were not the only reasons Washington Lake Park. for creating the new dance. A few hours after that is the “We wanted to have a dance for Homecoming football game, where the whole student body,” said Township is up against their rival, Christina Virgilio ‘08, the Student Cherokee. At halftime, the Council President.
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