Brashear High School - Stargazer Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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- -- V 7- The Vending Machine Blues SOPHOMORES: Mrs. Pugliano, Per. 4, Row 1: fleft to rightj M Andrews, A. Gentile, R. Gieraltowski, S. Stein, K McGuire, D. Staub, T. Coyne. Row 1: A. Jackson M. Mandziara, B. johnson, L. Allison, D. Hoskin J. Owens, D. Knepp, D. Griramitt, Barker. Row 3 K. Piazza, R. Francis, E. Brown, H. Smith, M Duffy, Altvater. A SOPHOMORES: Ms. Pugliano, Per. 5, Row 1: fleft to right, M. Reis D. Goyak, K. Walkowski, T. Dunworth, S. Cam- best, L. Likavec, S. Boehm, G. Davis, Row 2: I Weber, M. Moye, T, Budway, L. Smith, P. De- Maio, K. Schneider, R, Schlegel. Row 3: S. Gibbs D. Shamlin, E. Thomas, C. Barth, M. Connor, W Reid. Row 4: T. Horne, Williams, B. Knuth, T Xenakis, Barr, M. Washington, M. Sabados, V Boyle. r

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SOPHOMORES: Ms, Pugliano, Per, 3, Row 1: fleft to rightj M. Toth, B. Carr, Marshall, M. Giometti, P. Stepan- ovich. Row 2: D. Habonski, Fleming, P. Kuns- man, L. Rump, T. Barker, C. Mayne, M. Moyer, G. Brown, D. Filippino. Row 3: A. Woodson, D. Bat- tle, E. Gray, R. Billings, B. McDonald, M. Wells, A. Lewis, Allen, Brooks, A. Rumph. SOPHOMORES: Mr. Gursky, Per. z, Row li fleft to rightj M. Vogel, I. Schmude, Adams, A. Nichols, T. Mitchell. Row 2: L. Sabatasso, S. Johnson, C. Lowe, M. Crawford, Aclams, D. Satterwhite. Row 3: S. Gould, E. Barnes, W. Meadows, R, Young, D. Smith, A. Humphries, C. Coleman, R. Battung, E. Green. One of the most popular times next to 2:10 is lunchtime. It not only means a break from classes, but you can also eat a nutritious meal in the cafeteria. Brashearls lunches offer a wide variety of wholesome, healthy foods. You have your choice of a main course, a vegetable, fruit, and of course, dessert. The main courses include pizza, hamburgers, or even grilled cheese. Students can even try something new like chicken croquets. Let's not forget about the salad bar for those on a diet or those that just don't feel like having a full meal. Even if you bring a lunch from home, you still have the opportunity to buy something from the lunch line, whether it is a salad, milk, or just dessert. Whatever you decide to eat, you can be sure that you are receiving a well balanced meal. 107

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Pizza, potato chips, pretzels and candy. At the mention of these treats most peoples mouth's start watering and they run to the nearest vending machine or candy store. All of these snacks are notoriously known as junk food. What exactly is junk food? It is what many of us grab when we are in a rush, watching the television, or when we are just too lazy to cook a wholesome meal. Even when shopping the temptation is there to buy snacks that are in every mall. Although we treat ourselves to these foods at times, many people thrive on these high cal treats. Instead of picking up a piece of fruit or cheese, they pull out the chips and dip. To those who can resist those goodies, more pow- er to you! SOPHOMORES: Mrs. Ruttle, Per. 5, Row 1: fleft to rightj L. Wil- liams, A. Abad, D. Johnson, C. Perri, B. Egers, O. Carter. Row 2: S. Palmer, K. Klody, S. Morgan, K. Andrews, D. Edison, T. Lambert, C. Fabbio, B. Evans, R. Howze, A, Sero. SOPHOMORES: Ms. Shields, Per. 5, Row I: fleft to rightj C. Smith, L. Tyler, S. Smith, C. Martig, D, Menegan, T. Chajkowski. Row 2: D. Muscia, T. Steele, L. Wil- liams, Bennett, M. Opal, T. Barker, T. Spiegel. Row 3: D. Hines, V. Bailey, T. Gore, E, White, P. Nellis, G. Papcun. IO9