West Essex High School - Milestone Yearbook (North Caldwell, NJ)

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Red, whiTe ond blue bon- ners, condidofe posTers, ond The melody of, l'The BolTle Hymn of The Republic, seT The sToge while juniors, seniors, ond o selecT group of sophomores filled The oudiTo- rium, onxiously owdiTing The opening of The ceremony. Soon The DemocroTs mor- ched in, woving American fldgs. Afler They were seoTed, The Republicons Took Their proper sedTs. BoTh pdrlies soT ol long, poTrioTicolly deco- STUDENTS DEBATE ISSUES roled Tobles on The sToge. Thus begon The 1984 mock presidenTiol deboTe run by Mr. RoberTCoruso's AP Hisiory closses on Tuesdoy, Ociober 30. Mr. Coruso's booming voice lnTroduced The mem- bers of eoch porly. LourenT LheriTier, KoTie lVlcGilI, KeiTh Howkins ond Roy Sconlon olong wiTh co-chdirpersons Jennifer Hompson ond lvlichdel Bongs represenTed The Republicons. Resource persons were Sue Souren ond Susdn Berowllz. Rolph ConTe, John Elkos, Chris NicoleT, ond HedTher Alexonder, olong wiTh choirpersons Tyrone Cobolu ond lvlellssd Rubin represenTed The Demo- croTes. Resource persons were Amy Winhouse ond Amy Lewin. The members of The duesTioning ponel were Julie Gorlond, Brion Brown, lvlox Nelson ond Heidi Briggs. AfTer The formol deboTe, lVlr. Coruso onnounced ThoT The ponies would receive quesTions from The oudience. The duesTions were well- ThoughT ouT, ond This focT helped moke The quesTion- onswer period o big success. The 1984 mock presidenTiol deboie wos hoiled ds o big success by focully ond sTu- denTs olike. CongroTuloTions To Mr. Coruso's AP HisTory cldss for o job well done. lon STonTsc Q13 vw , .ix wi' - 1- , T . . Tv. T T 'PYT' 'lf T' ,H Q v -me Tsg,,.:.g,.-Q15 75.555-f sjgill-'TT .TTT-, . 'TT,'TA,. ,,Tg.:TT - .... - . . . . , .T TT. sw T T. T--v,T,- .M Hqma,-1 .z .- , - - T T-,TT :TT ,. T 44 . -get Q-has 'J ' f'TTTi, . T, .N il TT: TT PTT TTT' T A' '1 1 .sa -6. 5 -ff T' -'f'aT'.,' -f..- y - -.TA F- ' :Q , .,:'JT 1!'T 5 , - FTM Tflf 'QT T f 1 T, T-TT.. ' T Wi iz. -l1' .':q.'-X wm- .,,,iTT'w5:i '-TJ-fi W, 'T ff ,.,. ,seg-T.i5Hl,:y5.min'T QQ: - iii 'T wi AT 'Tv QM T., 'ai' fy' ' ' 1 s f T1'1'vT,fg3?i-T?-W: s flfrfl pglfww, WIT? T-i TTf'i?TT?fT' -'WU' 'I '11 f' gwTQ +T?TlQ-T TTT'.T, gT3Mg1r TT.:T --T5 'i:1 T. T :WT ' in ' 1Tz' T' 'Tel'-f+T T T T. 'Tw T TT TTT' we.. TI. 'i'T iT:f-2 :. 'TTTffv ifsLTTf 5'f 'vTT Si We .T TTTTTT , -lf T T. Tig 'Tl 'T1?5-TT? -, ,. 'M 2 f e-:M E T A TTTATM-HTQT .. T T T 1 T,: J'- TT,T'-5 -MT T ' T ' 1 'T -T Q33- asf .Tblgg T.WsW,o:Q1?T'fTT'TT- T9 fl r'w.r-.' . T W T ' . ' ' T A N T , 5 'T' -,T an ,.. T v rss. , J' T . gg, ,. T . T' M , , M ' T ' . wipe-:xg - ,, TT . V, T,.f4.,...,,, -T .-,gr T-:Trigg vw '5,f4T,54 K. in 1 'T --- - , J , , .N .kg a ww . ,V AA ,T K 3 V V TT . . ' s'?1Ye1Tw.TgIwf , WE: 4 A-il-21' 45e,g,LW V , I . 5 1... , 1 A - T- ,g Q-qi. yfrysxlww-sg TT-1. . ,lg-,avg A ' T ' WWTTT95 'T E J? T' - , 'W w'2T 'g7'Wf3'fff l. fTS:' .- '5 i'-W-TQ 't4 J- fi . ' Tvfwf. M235 T554 J Tm.. f WWW. '. :yr-Z , . ' 2 T .T-f uu,yw T-'TTT-sf-2, ,,xi,3,,.,-N. T.T:5'2fa- A- ,, 1'3j,,' ,K Q - , T . stil . ...MH- N . .GV . lv - ,. . -,gh I ' . .. T, 'sf V1 WMI' 3 2, ,gig -N wgyg Q35 .wa-1,-,,Vx..4 ' T , N- f H,,1 : T , .. 4.9 0f7j,?'1fT T-T 7 in '- .. TV?w'1'f':LrarT - f f '5 ' W ' ' T ' ... ,T T ' fifi . l' s.gT,'4T?v'f17i T W'4'Hf V, T T T MT TT 5.,-,....v-S-1-1-Q

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A .ll v QQ! I UAS A YOUNG REPUBLICAN . . . Z 'IIVIONDALES VIEW ON THIS ISSUE IS . , KONG IVICGIII delivers IWGV Opening John Elkas supports The Democratic speech. Party. AL I as Q I YI' ,ef-E+ E 3 4 'ia:STf ' 5? ff Ng FACING THE ISSUE: The Republican Party listens Intently To The question asked by the panel.