Clearwater High School - Aqua Clara Yearbook (Clearwater, FL)

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A Home-packed lunches prove to be the least Arby’s is the alternative to the hamburger craze. expensive way of eating. Ham and cheese sandwiches Jim Hubbard chomps it down before his next class w ' n over M acs and pizza. Susan Chervitz and Rob starts. Miller nibble on their homemade lunches.

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31 r. ' - tj J The lu nchroom serves not only as a place to eat cafeteria food, but as a place where friends congregate. Gym clothes, purses, books, and soda cans rest between band members as they devour their mid day meal. A Students took to different habitats at the ringing of the bell for their lunch. Ginny Lessard and Caroline Pedulla munch out on Cheetos during their 30 minute lunch time. Split lunch conquers early morning munchies By SUSAN HENDERSON Borrowing 70 from a parent was a repetitious act often performed by those courageous enough to go through the lines of the school Cafeteria. What could be . . . was a welcome break from the reading and writing drudgeries of school. People watched clocks looking forward to their turn to “chow down.” Books and purses piled high distracted views across the table. Milk cartons were propped up against the side of a tray filled sparingly with small portions of food. The essence of starch and pasta overthrow your senses as you first step foot into the somewhat overcrowded dining area. Hungry bodies assembled in either the Gray” or Tornado” lines in anticipation of their coming meal. One of the new year’s single-session set-backs, the lunch program, was the entertainment part of fourth period. The meeting of friends in the halls disrupted students in the classroom. The only class that had extended minutes devoted for something else, fourth period was spent for either its purpose of eating or its side purpose of finishing neglected homework in the library. Finding a place scarcely cleared by the previous occupants, scraps and crumbs mix with stray forks and crumbled napkins. For those less courageous, a bag lunch or trip to McDonalds proved more appealing. A closed campus rule did not stop visits to nearby eating places. Whether it be a jelly sandwich. Quarter Pounder with cheese, or a selection from the Tornado line, fourth period ended with a satisfied hunger as the day rolled on. Tables serve as a resting place for tag along books during lunch. Renee Boiven works around her books while eating with her friends. Some people brown bag it, snubbing the cafeteria food. Robin Hampton scarfs down a sandwich made authentically at home. 8 Opening

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