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Gotta’ fill that sweet tooth. Amy Fowler and Melissa Knotts, sophomores, grab a candy bar during lunchtime. Almost empty feeling. Cathy Lipscomb tries to decide her snack as she faces an almost emp- ty snack machine. 16 Snack Attack Facts Top selling candy bars: Snickers Twix Whatchamacallit Top selling snacks: Barbecued anything Student Life
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Before the first bell,Debbie Crowe works on her assignments. Often the noise of the gym seems friendlier than the quiet of a class- room to get the work finished. Excuses, excuses. Bobbie Platt, sophomore has her reason ready as she tries to convince Mr. Guy Costello. “Homework is a necessary evil. I don’t give much of it. It provides an opportunity for students to practice newly learned skills.” -Mrs. Terri Shriver- . teacher Do teachers get together to plan homework? Mrs. Pat Walls and Mrs. Terri Shriver have a dis- cussion before school. Student Life 15
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Snack Attacks What would students at FHS do without snacks? Kenny Tyson, one of the biggest snackers in school, said, “We would go crazy!” If it’s early morning, lunch, or even during classes, there’s always a student munching down. Some like Heather Kittle and Amy Fowler, both agree that their lunch is based on a pop and a snack. Others, with bigger appetites eat school lunch and still snack. Students average more than $2.50 each day on snacks such as chocolate, chips and a daily can of pop. Why so many junk food junkies? “It keeps us going. Really, we pay more attention, besides, at home there’s nev- er anything to eat,” explained senior Frankie Murphy. For those desperate few who rely on junk food, “Don’t take our snacks away or the ‘Hounds’ will come hunting for 'em” Candy wrappers, gum cracking, chocolate melting. Stomach’s growling. Final- ly, not being able to stand it any longer, a student walks down the hall to the snack ma- chine. Another runs up the steps to catch Miss Paugh’s “candy shack” before the bell rings and to grab a piece of gum from Sally’s office. Students don’t have a fa- vorite place to shop when it comes to snacks, just as long as it’s sweet. 17
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