Frontier Central High School - Gateway Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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wrt He in the Scrounge Senioritis is a terrible disease which at- tacks the central nervous system, mainly the brain. The disease is extremely conta- gious and is found predominately at Fron- tier Central High School, where students have been reported as insufficiently pre- pared, lacking interest, and yes even flat- out insubordinate. Many professionals site Senior Lounge as a mild antidote for the diseased student. Here the student can enjoy a game of pok- er, fish, or even old maid with some friends. None of which is complete without the traditional bickering and the game end- ing 52 pickups. And for those who aren't so sociable, solitaire can be a good source of highly creative thought. Ultimately, a student can leave Lounge with the relief of knowing the days intrigu- ing gossip, what the weekend holds, and who was the lucky cardshark of the day. But some people often wonder, has a cure for Senioritis really been found or is Senior Lounge a result of it? by Jeff Doyle 12 f Opening X Zu!-v N' 9 M will lx, , Wai-, r i Q is r .tif ,,, 'ti K. LW 'H ' 7 um. VV 'LF sw:- W Q, , -, ill . '-.f1 ,,.-wg? W i .-,,.,- i M f N i. B, LZ - , rigs GQ . s dp i -Sr

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