Edgewater High School - Odasagiah Yearbook (Orlando, FL)

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lunch, love it or bring your own What can you say about lunch? That it breaks the monotony of your classes. lt gives you time to talk to friends you haven't seen for three or four hours. Or maybe, it even gives you a chance to fill your empty stomach. There are a variety of ways in which that may be ' accomplished.You can buy a hot or cold lunch, ice cream or candy. And if you don't like Edgewater's food, you can bring your own. a Glen A yers loves that cuban. Sharon Harrison finds the Edgewater food very pleasant and enjoyable. lf the lunch room gets too cool, you can always eat outside as these kids do. 20

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Left: Pam Rivers and Hal McNamara help each other out in Advanced Hallwalking class. Below: Linda Samuels hopes that painting pretty pictures will earn her an A in chorus. --..,,x Everyone listens intently as Mr. Smith gives his profound lecture on the sexual activity of the aborigine.

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hvg, ,M.-adv is .,,,i l A r V. 'W Mike Penney finds his bag lunch from home is best. pf sig 1 On warm days, an ice cream bar cools Leo Korn. 'Luncheon on the Grass' not a Edouard Manet, but a Dennis Horn