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

Page 17 text:

The stream of graduating seniors proceeds onto the field. 13

Page 16 text:

unde iijtept it meant adu fcgd, ana «HB||jnanda- i dio cdwge, fgrr MBSfeag, but Kt our ‘Hter HHHpthers gfflBHHplind will truly BBn their WKHBo test our independence, Seniors await the great moment of receiving thetr high school diplomas The day we — GRADUATlONMt is a final step t torv educahon.f t f us are we will be it et Q Study those may go strrigp own W h ajiypr: br£? which ca $eem o spent iows g»i8w)|wbn, may jp i something] HHHiys exciting. After our time HRSm be well-prepared for what fol- but socially as well. Graduation 'to everyone, but all in all that June afternoon is one of those special days you do not forget, because it is a significant turning point in our lives. Graduates gather on the school lawn. Dr. Petix delivers the commencement speech. ude, LiU 12

Page 18 text:

The Spirit Lives October 14, 1988 marked the an- nual Pep Rally where the 1988-1989 fall sports teams were introduced by their captains. At 2:00, the entire stu- dent body of Westfield High School came together to show their dedica- tion and support for our athletes. There was a feeling of pride and spirit in all of us. The Pep Rally prepared us for the following Saturday, Spirit Day, which was a day full of WHS sporting events from almost every sport. All in all, it was a great start to a new sea- son and a new year of athletics. The pep rally was just one more indication which showed that the WHS student body is a step above 7 Storting the season off1 The marching band begins the pep rally 14 Student Life