Bloomington High School - Bruin Yearbook (Bloomington, CA)

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smwmmmqiam FUEL FOOD Naturally . . .popular pastime besides skate boarding, frisbee throwing, cruising UE Street, and occasionally studying, is devouring snack foods which has become a national pastime and making food manufacturers very wealthy. As Larry Gross so aptly sang in his satiric song lljunk Food Junkie, a more healthful approach to eating has overcome our culture, and although we enjoy the salty and sweet 'lfuel food , there are times when a good old - fashioned milk, apples, and raisins seem so refreshing. ln order for the German Club to go to Europe last year, they sold many different types ot candies and chocolates to the student body. People were buying these goodies between every class and probably during much of class time. Other organizations which had candy sales were the CSF members, song and cheer leaders, and Drama Club students. The PTA of this area has become very unhappy because ofthe candy sales. They feel that too much candy is being sold at schools and is bringing on many problems. Among these problems are much more cavities and malnutrition. fnoft drinks have always been big, and ,recently have gained more publicity with the i'Pepsi Challenge on the television commercials. This could be iust a passing fad. What do you think? Will high school students be eating fuel foods in years to come? 'f4W.,.,..,..,,... Bruins . . Naturally 5

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