Frisbie Middle School - Dossier Yearbook (Rialto, CA)

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luMciJ. . . . We ' P tW ' i CdEftUuicA . It was the longest period of the day: from 11:25 to 1:10, During that time we spent 35 minutes munching potato chips, burritos, oatmeal hamburgers, hot dogs and ice (which some- times had coke with it, whenever the machines worked properly). It was really a hazzard standing up to the goodie machines . . . especially when a ninth grader got impatient. When our eating period ended (alas) we went back to class, taking along with us whatever we ' d bought but hadn ' t eaten. • • I 24

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7ii« GW L .S.S. . . . ft Was cuBtqJwnf Puttnu In elementary school it was interesting to learn about Balboa and all of those other explorers. We remember about diat guy who looked for the fountain of youth in Florida and ended up discovering a whole state. He died thinking he was a failure. At Frisbie in our first year we discovered a whole new world, . . and hardly any of us failed. F m jsi (tM j9 5 i fi H . -: 1 H • ' t 23

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»i . . . BubotoOvut CchMkltWoi V P dody It ' s really tough with junior high kids ... we don ' t know when to quit getting unserious. Sometimes it seemed like fun sitting at the picnic tables and aiming our wrappers at the garbage cans. We seldom hit . . . and ended up being messy. So ... we serioused up and TRASHIS (Dave) BEAUTIFUL (Gallo) showed us how. We did a good job the rest of the year being untrashy, and we could really feel proud of our campus. It was clean. CLEAN IS BEAUTIFUL.