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CAMPAIGN '86 The hanging of posters, the dis- tributing of flyers, and the making of promises were all part of the 1986 elections for class officers During the weeks preceding the voting, posters recognizing the many candidates hung on virtual- ly every window of the school Promising to make 1985-1986 a better school year for their class, each candidate actively tried to obtain students'votes Candidates went even to such lengths as to pass out buttons and candy1 On Tuesday, September 24, 1985, Senior candidates for office had the privilege of giving campaign speeches to their fellow Senior classmates These speeches contained ideas involv- ing school spirit and student leadership and were all received remarkably well by the Senior class. All of the hard campaigning work of Sophomore and Junior candidates came down to a mere five minutes in homerooms where the voting took place Seniors, on the other hand, had to register before casting their vote into an 'official' ballot box Congratulations to all who par- ticipated in the elections of 1985- 19861 Martin ADVERtlSING PAYS Wessex windows are decorated by candidates running lor offices ERIKA WEBER FOR vice president OPTIMIStIC Sophomore Erika Weber awaits election day
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MORNING OBSESSION 'Hey, could you buy me o bagel9' This request is not an unfamiliar one at West Essex. During the first three periods everyday, breakfast is served m the cafeteria to those students who are fortunate enough to have a morning study hall From 8 05 to 10 30 am. students race toward the blue cafeteria doors as their stomachs growl impationately. The Menu a- All kinds of buttered bagels Donuts (Cream and Jelly) Cereal (Com Flakes) Muffins and Rolls Coffee and Tea Milk, Chocolate Milk. Hot Chocolate, and Orange Juice Those lucky students assigned to a breakfast study make the most of their opportunity to catch up on schoolwork. In addition to having their morn- ing meal, students study, socialize, or just try to wake up! PICk YOUR FAVORITE Students choose a bagel (or two)! BAGEL TALK Seniors Peter Boncotti and Nick Peepas begin then breakfast
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Sophomore Alex Dorok rakes the humorous approach m his campaign pasters 15
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