Artesia High School - Ano de Oro Yearbook (Lakewood, CA)

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HUMGRY KIDDieS You anticipated all day to sink your teeth into some liearty Artesian food! Hungry? Maybe not? Many Artesians spent their lunches in (fifferent ways. Ranging from going to the library, sneaking off campus, attending club meetings, or going home. Many Artesians shined school food and ate elsewhere. Did some students find Artesia ' s closed campus policy a challenge? If not what tempted certain adven- turous Artesians to sneak off campus to Yogurt Plus, Taco Bell, an abandonded house or the park? Yet for others they were content to eat at their own special spot whether it was in front of the library, in the P.E. locker and computer rooms or at the victory bell we enjoyed ourselves, our friends, and for some our Lunch!! What you said about Artesian food: Ifso.k. The cafeteria is just Munchos and Hostess, but the hungry hangout has radical pizza. Don ' t ask. I like the fries with mustard on ' em! I ' d rather go hungry. The only thing that tastes good is the stuff from the vending machine and then it costs 45c for a Snickers. FOOD FI HT! n rj Focusing on lunches . . . ZiU Student Life.

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1 LOOK GROUND RT€SI Almost anything went on at Artesia High School. Talk about variation in fashion, many went for the latest trends, others remained con- servative, still some craved uniqueness. There was a wide variety of fashion at Artesia High School. Every Artesian dress- ed the way they thought looked best.

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