Grosse Pointe High School - View Pointe Yearbook (Grosse Pointe, MI)

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i i Lights oull Camera! Roll 'eml Jim Eras, 98, and Carol Dunwoodie, 108, hurry through fhs noon movie line, anxious fo gel info fha old audi- torium before ihe exciting episode sfarfs. Nancy Bailey, 178, checks fhem ihrough the line alter Ginger Marlin, 128. Ihis quarrel headed for algebra or Spanish? Noi on your life! The beaming 1 t was 1 1109, and the halls were Suu' faces of Elaine Kenn, Pal Foster, Janet Lancaster, l2A's, and Joe Moore, HA, can mean only one fhing-lhey're all for some noon-fime fun. Then the minute hand clicked, the rang, and the halls sprang to life like a mechanical toy that had just been wound. It was lunchtime, and a rising din of exuber- P E ant voices, crashing lockers, and scurrying feet resounded through the halls. Books, those scourges of conscience, were tossed into lockers. TH These students were hungry-hungry, na- o o o turally, for soup and sandwiches, but especially hungry for fun! Take one sunshiny afternoon, one radio, and one group of sfudenfs assembled on lhe high school lawn, and you have a formula for incom- parable momenfs of midday camaraderie. Carol Kennedy, HA, Sue Mc.-Kee, HA, Gil Behling, 12B, Art Brooks, 128, John Leele, 128, Dick Manardo, HA. and Bnrw Gil-mm 11.1 ...: II ..-,.-L L, .. -, I I s.........-ww H r,.t .,:f .X wa...- . mi.--.-........... . aamsrsawsssmes.-1..-.s-1-..f ii-i.1..

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