Tempe High School - Horizon Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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Lunch time meant eating, socializing, fun “It’s lunch! What’ll we do? Where’ll we go?” “Hurry, so we can beat the mob at the cafeteria line!” “Naw, let’s not eat in the cafeteria. Let’s go to the snack bar and sit outside and see if we can see those cute guys (those cute girls) again!” No matter who you were, no matter what class you were in, the daily 30 minute break for lunch was looked forward to as a time to relax from the rigors of the classroom. But it certainly was not just a time to eat. A great deal of socializing took place, dates were made and broken, and plans for weekend parties matured. While the neighboring fast food outlets had their advocates, the majority of the students either ate in the cafeteria, at the cafeteria snack bar or “brown bagged” it. The weather was so great most of the year that the Quad became a huge picnic spot with groups gathered in the shade around the edges. What did we eat? The typical fast food fare of hamburgers, fries, soft drinks, and hot dogs were the favorites though a surprising number of students opted for yogurt and other “health foods.” For desert it was probably some of the candy that was constantly being sold by clubs to raise money. Heading for the cafeteria with hopes of getting toward the front of the line were Sophomores Elizabeth Nelson, Julie Justice, Julie Celaya, Kelcey Duerst and Jodi Fedor- chak. Freshman Lisa Brant snubs an overture from an Freshman John Reid hangs out at a tree waiting for unwanted admirer. “Beat it, Creep!” the lunch lines to go down. 56 - Student Life

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The Camaro belonging to Mr. Bob Dulinski caught the eye of students as the car they might someday like to own The Bug belonging to Junior Tra- vis Holland was recognized at many after school events. Senior Nikki Lamberty had no trouble with transportation after Santa left this in her Christmas stocking. Student Life - 55

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Hurrying from class to the cafeteria so they could get in the front of the line were Seniors Tim Caserta and Rene Chandler. Juniors Susan Ditsworth, Heather Cranwell and Jen- nifer Wilhite stroll around campus during the lunch period. Student Life - 57