Champaign High School - Maroon Yearbook (Champaign, IL)

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Shorter Lunch Hour Brings Protests, Rushed Eating, and More Cafeteria Use Inspite of the act that the lunch hour was shortened to 30 minutes, most students managed to tailor their lifestyles to fit it. Those who just dieted or snacked had plenty of time to grab a few morsels. Many who carried lunches or breezed through nearby restaurants were rushed. lt was the few used to dining royal- ly who suffered the most, with barely enough time to jump into ears, r off to restaurants, order and get fo and return, much less eat. Usu these eseapades were executed witl the time limits, but now and then rushing ear would collide w another, or with an initiating talks of returning the of the lunch hour to a cc and relaxing 50 minutes. T West Side Park is the scene for a quick snack during the fall because of the shortened time. -Y Susie Schroeder, Marty Vance, Kris Ensrud, and Terri Flynn eat lunch in the cafeteria because the shortened lunch keeps them from eating out.

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Can you imagine having a tray load- vvitb goats cheese, cowboy stew, sweet potato pie and many delicacies? If you attended the Supper on February 21 27 this would have been possible. Thirteen clubs were involved in the representing countries ranging America to Russia with a bit of food on the side. The clubs or- ganized and decided what country they would like to represent then the members prepared the food for their table. Each table was required to have a main dish, salad, a vegetable, bread and a dessert. Though the Foreign Exchange Club did not make as much money through the supper as it had hoped, it still served approximately 780 people and netted 31100.

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Echoes From Past Vietories in Sports Reflect a Heritage to Be Very Proud Cf 29