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

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THREE MATHS AND NO LUNCl-ll: Sophomore LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTlON!: Junior broadcast- Jeft Canoe attempts to decipher his mixed-up ers Melissa Arwood and Donna Delappi pre- schedule. Rare forthe first edition ofthe Wessex Knightly ews, WHAT PERIOD DO YOU HAVE FIRSTTP: Ron Azzu, Sharon Cinnamon and Mitch Mund, hoping fora class together, fervently compare schedules S z?-

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Here we go ogoin, bock in The ole schoolyord. Compor- ing schedules, seeing long- losT friends, ond geTTing losT in The mulTi-colored hollwoys, Wessex sTudenTs survive onoTher firsT doy of school. Tonned from Their summer down The shore, Wessex sTu- denTs orrive To homeroom, Their firsT ond someTimes only Time before The bell rings. They spend The doy sTruggling wiTh new locker combinofions ond osking The TriTe ouesTion, i'How wos your summer'? On This doy, one con find oil The sophomores wondering ouT of The orienToTion ossembly wiTh ThoT dozed look in Their eyes. One con olso find guid- HERE WE GO AGAIN! once being overrun by com- ploining sTudenTs ond The Closs of '85 procloiming, l'm finolly o senior! By The end of The doy, sTu- denTs ore olreody counTing The 179 doys lefT of school, ond Teochers ore commiserofing wiTh eoch oTher in The Teochers' room. ForTunoTely for sTudenTs ond Teochers olike, This doy only occurs once o yeorl However, soon everyone odjusTs To his new schedule ond ThoT horried, confusing firsT doy is soon forgoTTen. REUNITED: AfTer o long summer, Dino STefonelIi, Borboro Ciccone ond Leeonne BoTTo ore excited obouT see- ing eoch oTher once ogoin. ,wi ARE YOU REALLY IN MY CLASS7: Mr. John Rolondelll, seorches for Their nomes. 20 S John CelesTe, lvlichoel Henry ond lvlichoel Ruvo look on os Mr. Pefer .lirok

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A PERSONAL TOUCH Wdlking Through The corri- dors of The school oT nighT, oll one sees ore rows ond rows of ploin groy meTol lockers. l-lowever, during The five minuTe possing Time be- lween closses, os hundreds of locker doors swing ouT- word, iT's omozing how quickly dull grey sloroge spoce comes To life, dis- ploying porTroiTs, posTers, corkboord, phoTos, ond onyThing else which lends o Touch of home. DecoroTing o locker is on orT form in iTself. In The mom- ing, sTudenTs orrive corrying pin-ups of shopely men ond women, picTures of rock groups, or phoTogrophs of Their friends. These memen- Tos ore used for decoroTing lockers. Mirrors ond memo- boords ore olso populor locker-decoroTing iTems. During The doy, jusT by opening his locker door, o sTudenT con escdpe inTo o fonTosy world. Locker de- coroTing is o creoTive ex- pression of o sTudenT's indi- vlduolism. Locker deco con Tum ony dull groy lock- er inTo on oil meTol home owoy from home. tif! Q-4 GIRLS, ciRLs, GIRLS: senior Jusiin Lim displays his locker deco. MUSIC MANIAI Junior Feliw KOOCK disrvlcvs her fonwsv men 22