Broken Arrow High School - Arrow Life Yearbook (Broken Arrow, OK)

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That will be 549.52 reports Sr. Jeff Brown, hard at work on his job at Service Merchandise. Hurrying to get a quick bite to eat before returning back to the grindstone are Jrs. Casey Baucom and Leesa Miller. Times Worth the Wait LOOKING BACK There you are, standing in line among the mobs of hungry people. Wondering what on earth you will have today. Will it be hamburgers, coneys, roast beef, or tacos? Finally, it's your turn to order. You're so famished that everything seems to melt in your mouth. Suddenly, the big TOTAL sign arises. Beads of sweat trickle down you face as you wonder whether or not you have enough bucks to cover the bill. You get your food and battle your way to find a quiet seat in the corner. Realizing you only have five minutes left. You are forced to eat at a record speed. Once finished, you dash to your car, hop in, and start the engine. Seconds later, you once again find yourself at your starting point. This is the fast-paced 25-minute race known as lunch. Leaving for lunch is one of the more popular ways of escaping, yet there were others, too. Take the weekends for example. Working, visit- ing relatives, shopping, bowling, seeing movies, and basically just goofing off. These were memorable times and though we must move on, it's nice to take time to look back and remember those off-campus moments, known to us as the great escapes! Opening!15