East Meadow High School - Resume Yearbook (East Meadow, NY)

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HANGING OUT Everyone hangs out, but students are the ex- perts when it comes to finding a comfortable spot where they can be themselves, awav from the prying eyes of parents and teachers. They always find comfortable little hangouts around tne school and claim them as their own. One of the most popular places is the cafeteria. Students go there when they are hungry or just want to lounge around. Another popular spot is the library. The library is a great spot to finish the assignments that were supposed to be done at home. Another great hang-out-place is the classroom before and after the teacher begins class. These are just a few of the great places that students can let it all hang loose. Two other all- time favorites hang-outs are the Senior Alcove and the Bus Entrance. 16 Hanging Out (Top Left) Doug Solow. Duke Reynolds. Troy Penna, Rob Cor- coran, and Enc Lenl hangout' at the senior alcove (Top Right) Stacey Tsantrizos and l.isa Murano share the latest gossip during a lull in English (Bottom Left) A group of friends enjoy each other's company (Bottom Right) Debra Ciampa and Shan Katz choose a table in the art room as a convenient place to shoot the breeze.

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Studying 15 Robin Kapustein catches up on her homework. Bilii Goldman takes a breather from her intensive studying. (Left) Joe Friedman listens intently to the teacher's review for a test. (Above) Mary Ann Conti knows that note-taking is an important art. Biff Radonis leads a study group in the library, which includes Mary Romandetti. Donna Entenmann, Danielle LaMantia and Lana Asparo.

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LOCKERS (Left) Kerri Byrne takes a quick detour to her locker between classes (Below Center) What is Christine Rugolo hiding in her locker’ (Below Right) Will Kathleen Riendeau and Patricia Ruotulo get to class on time’ (Bottom Left) Mana Pern has one of the better furnished lockers in the school (Bottom Right) Adam Holzberg and Jodi Cohen use lockers for their rendezvous Lockers could be considered the focal point of our day. That's where the day begins and ends. They serve as storage spots for all our junk. Also, they are convenient meeting places. When you really have to tell someone something, you put a note in the appropriate locker. Of course, not all of our lockers are where they are supposed to be. As in the case of all real estate, everyone wants one in a centralized location. Some individuals have two or three lockers. At times, this can be confusing and they can walk around for days wondering where their books are. Many lockers are customized. A customized locker makes its owner feel more at home. Pictures and mirrors are just some of the things found in them and represent the owner's personality. A locker is a student's home away from home!! Lockers 17