Aptos High School - Sandscript Yearbook (Aptos, CA)

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Eat, Drink, and Be Merry So many things to do and such little time. This is the feeling that many stu- dents had at lunch time. The lunch lines were so long, that by the time you got your lunch you had to shove it down your throat and run to 5th period. Not only did you get sick from eating so fast but you had no time to spend with your friends. Sometimes if you were lucky you could sit down and have a conversation with them, but even then it wasn't the same. Many may have thought lines would have gone faster since we have added 3 new lines, but the Freshmen complicated that situation. The first day of school the lines were hurendous. You were lucky to even et lunch. As the year went on went smoother. Lunch time was also a time to get in- volved in the activities put on by Student Government and the Cheerleaders. The water balloon toss certainly turned out to be a big splash. The banana eating con- test made monkeys out of some seniors and don't forget that physically demand- ing game, Twister. These times will never be forgotten by anyone. There was one day however, we could have done without. This was the day we had Kamikaze , a rock band that per- formed on lower patio. This was not one of our better moves for they turned out to be a real flop. All in all I think that this was quite a great year and that there are more to come. 419537 M3 S though, things improved slightly and 6-Lunch :sa N

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1, Q I Q 1 2 , 3 ? S f f . 5 3 2 2 2 L if l 3 1. Anxiously awaiting to play musical chairs, Jill Cupps, Cheryl Morden, and David Braun enjoy lunch. 2. They have got to improve the salads implies Della Herschback to Jeffery Gray. 3. Why are you doing this suggests the expressions of Brian Hansen and Peter Alaga. 4. Waiting in line for lunch is not one of Lanae Ben- nett's favorite pass times. 5. How do you balance that on your knee? Susan Welch asks Beverly Sanson. Lunch-7