Bishop McNamara High School - Mac Times Yearbook (Kankakee, IL)

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The Many Faces of Lunch Lunch is that great silencer of the growls of empty stomachs and reliever of mideday hunger pangs. lt was the one period of the school day which no one could possibly dread. In an average week students would eat from 500 to 750 cold sandwiches and quench their thirst with 500 soft drinks. This is not to mention the hundreds of hot sand- wiches and cartons of milk consumed. The craving of many a sweet tooth was also satisfied, as the 1300 candy bars sold per week would indicate. Lunch, however, was not merely a time for eating. It was a time for relaxing, playing cards, listening to the iuke box, or just rapping with friends. 24 Bbg Zia Bbg st BPS

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,, SMR Opposite page: Top: Mrs. Granzow shows stu- dents howto get a head in Art. Middle: john jackson letters a poem for an Art Project. Bottom: Rick Nelson and Ray Schmidt paint their papier mache pottery for Art Orienta- tion. This page Top: Pam Nodus demonstrates artificial respiration in Speech class. Left: Drama Class members not only did stage work but actually participated in the school play Snow White, Bertha Ziebart. Right: Audrey Murphy gives a speech on a favorite subject.

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---., ...-.W ,Al Opposite page Top left and right: Eat your heart out, 6th period. 6th period Lunch replies, Thanks a lot, that's all that's left. Middle: Hey fellas, let's check out the Golden Bear tomorrow, Bottom: lim O'Gorman, the cafete- ria warden, checks Dan Hendricks for his pass to leave. This page Top: Tim finds it hard to get some- one to listen to him. Anne Hogan, Terry Schmidt, jeff Grant, and Tim Baldwin. Middle left: Mm, I wonder if he'd like to share my ice cream sand- wich. Melody Germain. Middle right: Steve, I told you not to play that Ace! Terri Nelson and Steve Geelan. Below: This is where the action is? ,- 72, ,4 :, 4.5, , i wx 1 1 , My V f ,wwf ,W ea 4. ,MW X 4 if ff