Weldon E Howitt High School - Hi Life Yearbook (Farmingdale, NY)

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THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE CELEBRATED ITS 100th ANNIVER8ARY. Some friends get into the spirit on a Humanities 10 field trip. MANY CLIQUES DEVELOP DURING THE COUR8E OF A YEAR. A few friends sit above the handball court where they spend much time during the' day.

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 6 Way to Go There are graduates from every school, but we can only say we've done it our way! We ve Got a way With it Senioritis sets in. we were finally declared dignified seniors. We were granted many privileges, one of which was the senior class photo. Hundreds and hundreds of enthusiastic seniors gathered in the football field bleachers for the first senior class photo. People were cheering and put up number one signs that signified the unity of the senior class After the senior class photo came Dressdown day. Pillsbury Dough Boys, girls form outer space, punked-out people and M M's filled the commons first period before the march to Wood- ward Parkway. Withstanding the pain of a nee- dle, many seniors participated in the blood drive. This event showed how we care about the welfare of others. The talent show was another seniors only function. The zany personalities, as well as the talent which existed this year was displayed. Throughout the year, the changes in school ac- tivities were taken in stride. Many events oc- cured showing morality, craziness, and all around fun. We did it all our own way and did it very well. — Mary Jacob

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THE JUNIOR PROM WAS AN EXCITING EVENT FOR ALL WHO ATTENDED. Mike Wildes, Joey Panierello, Ed McMahon, and Rob Shelhorn show their unity and friendship during this enjoyable event. WORKING IS A GREAT SOURCE OF MONEY FOR SAVING AND WEEKENDS. Sally Ann Valenti works steadily as a cashier at Woolworth's. We've Go« a Way With it Being 'In' While Hanging Out Friendship was more or less the meaning of stu- dent life. Many showed their friendship through their clothes. Whether it was best friend shirts, wearing the same style of clothes, or just hanging out in your own corner of the commons, fashion and friendship seemed to always go together. We could immediately tell cliques apart by looking at their clothes. Some wore high fashion, some wore sweatshirts, some wore concert shirts, and some wore preppy shirts. But whatever we wore, we were proud of it. Our clothes showed the varied per- sonalities of many. Students enjoyed their free time in various ways. There were those wild cast and victory parties. Then came those every weekend parties, sweet six- teen parties, and the ultimate graduation party. Each party was extremely memorable in the eyes of those who attended. Many enjoyed their free time by spending a day in the city. This was especially true during Christmas time. A common sight for many was the extremely large Christmas tree. This year’s tree, with its thousands of lights, was the largest tree thus far. Many other free time activities were exercised. The never ending horror flicks were extremely popular. Our social lives were always blossoming. They were full of fun and excitement. Everything we did, we did it our way. That is what made it so special. — Mary Jacob STUDENT LIFE 8 DIVIDER