Andover High School - Hillcrest Yearbook (Bloomfield Hills, MI)

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K] Senior Open Lunch Pau ilOOMFIILO HIU.9 Issued to: I understand and agree to adhere to the Senior Lunch Rules and all applicable school policies and rules. I understand that failure to comply will result in the forfeiture of this pass. 10 At ijrr.:.s 0 ■. ' V CC ' . : Have car, travel. Student Signature Why do I do this? I know that when the lunch bell rings, and the school empties of Seniors, we will surge to the parking lot, and create a situation like Orchard Lake Road in rush hour. Throwing my books onto the back seat I will slam down the gas pedal and head toward the nearest fast food convenience. After searching for a place to squeeze my car, I will sprint into the restaurant and holler my order at the waitress, then glare at her in frustration when it takes 10 minutes to prepare. Knowing that 6th hour starts in a scant 7 minutes, I will head stuffing my food down as I rush to make the lights. All of this activity will, of course, result in a stom- ach ache 6th hour. Teachers are not prome to giving passes to students who wish to find Alka-Seltzer. Oh, oh, there goes the bell, do I go to Arby ' s? Olga ' s? Burger King? Decisions, decisions, decisions. Being a Senior can really be tough. Yasmina flaquc Jefirey Harrison Tc an Hart Douglaa Hauaman Andrew Hayman Eric tieggen Debbie Heller 1., Herbert. Paul Higgin Oaniei Milt