Westfield High School - Weather Vane Yearbook (Westfield, NJ)

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Your basic library scene — getting more talk- ing done than work- in the spring, the courtyard offers a great place to mix business with pleasure. Mr. Geoghegan explains the concept of athlete’s foot fungus. Well, it’s not exactly like catching rays in June, but the courtyard does offer a quick route to your next class, even in the winter. 18

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And you thought the world only had seven wonders. Here stands number 8. pais The faces were hidden to protect the guilty. Tom Jackson agree lunches have got to go. those rainbow

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For those of us who choose not to partake of the Rainbow Experience, there are other options. Many desire to communicate not only with friends but nature as well, and the courtyard offers this opportunity. It also offers an escape from the mania of crowded hallways and the dull drone of endless lectures. However, for those whose time is precious and the work load devastating, the library and Resource Centers offer a place to get it all done (or at least make an attempt). At times, going to the library can be a trying experience but if you make it past the probing questions of the librarians (“do you have library work and only library work to do?”) and manage to find a seat, its quite possible you might be able to get some homework done. BESIDES LUNCH With research to do, one student uses all the l$g sources the library has to offer, even the micro- film machine. Jim Longenbaeh is studiously involved in the Frau's work. Searching thru the reference section in the library, James Barnes wonders why all teachers seem to assign research papers at the same time. 19