Gettys D Broome High School - Medallion Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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Veronica Chumley pauses to receive change from Ms. Gwen Sproles. Lunch hour was cut this year; therefore, reducing leisure time spent in the cafeteria courtyard. Playing in his pudding, Todd Chapman gives a devilish grin as if he is up to beginning a food fight. Lunch — 25

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Phil Neidlinger slams the volleyball over the net. Eating, Intramural Participation And Socializing — B.H.S.’s Cafeteria “Daze” Lunch time provided students with a chance to take a break in the middle of their busy schedule. Eating in the cafe- teria or sitting out in the courtyard al- lowed time for building friendships as well as catching up on assignments that were due. Intramurals were also counted as a viable option, enabling students to re- lease tension through participating in varied sports. Teams were chosen for first and second lunch and battles were fought with zest and pride. Each time a victory was won, teammates congratu- lated each other with high fives and cheers of encouragement from the fans for their favorite team. The gym often buzzed with a low roar of excitement as teams battled in competition for their teams name and year to be placed on the Intramurals Champion Plaque dis- played in the gym lobby. During lunch, these ten playful guys chose to play a game of tackle with a boot instead of a football.

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