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Page 56 text:
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Food, Friend un Above: Students wait to go through the lunch line in the cafeteria. Above right: Terrie Sanchez, Lisa Persley. Romaine House meet to go out to lunch. Right: A conversation in the cafeteria is a great way to catch up on all the gossip. Far right: Kathy Adamson and Karen Shannon stop for a candy bar on the way to class.
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Page 55 text:
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A recent addition to the Royalty at Douglass high school is the Yearbook King and Queen. The candidates were chosen by the Yearbook staff for out- standing citizenship and school spirit. By purchasing a yearbook, each Trojan was entitled to a ballot to chose the outstanding Senior young man and young lady. The candidates were presented in a program promoting this year's year- book. The young ladies nominated for Yearbook Queen are Sue White, Donna Taffe, Pam Wallace, Cheryl Griffin and Gay Hollis. The Young men nomi- .. nated for Yearbook King are Joe Tay- lor, Cavorisouns Thomas, Ronnie Shoe- make, Robert Acosta and William Mor- ris. The i979-80 yearbook staff would like to congratulate the nominees and win- Sue and Robert Cheryl and William new of this honor. ff 2' Left: M.C. Terrie Combes introduces the nominees. Above: The audience enjoys the program. Student Life - 53
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Page 57 text:
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Left: Jim Dandy's is a popular Trojan hangout. Middle left: Jeanie Neal enjoys eating in the cafeteria. Lower left: Students use the drive thru at McDonald's to make it to class on time. Upper right Students take the time to relax on the patio. Lower right: Trojans love to spend their lunch period at Geronimo's Bakery. ve' f v -.., X M 'Wi I ...,a,. wt. ii .ygnul-if-.fola W F 7 ' Q' Most Trojan socializing takes place during the two lunch periods. Dur- ing this time you can find romance, lasting friendships and plain fun. Students spend much of their time on the school grounds. The patio is a favorite of many. There are also many popular restaurants in the area where students meet. Students patronize Geronimo's Bak- ery, Tom's Market, Jim Dandy's, Sonic and many other local fast food restaurants. ..b---'-- '
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