James Monroe High School - Echo Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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Piggin out Everybody knows how the day will go. It’s just an unchanging schedule. But there’s one event of the day that can’t be described as routine. That is lunch. The ideal lunch ranges from tasty kakes, potato chips, ice cream to an occasional hamburger or meaty sandwich. Junk food junkies resist hot meals and retreat with sweets. Even though school lunches are less expensive, many seniors and junior use their off campus lunch privileges. Carloads of growling stomachs race to and from nearby fast food restaurants to avoid crowds in the cafeteria. Some find tasty selections at 7-11’s ora corner store, but they all pig out. As usual there are those who would rather spend their time getting the latest gossip. Others would rather do some last moment studying for that next test. The choice is always different. The perfect delicacy can be as simple as an ice cream bar as Kirsten Riley finds out. Ice cream is the dessert of the normal day. 12 Student Life Even though school lunches are as much as four times less expensive, Linwood Payne enjoys going out and paying the difference. Made to order sandwiches are worth the wait. Todd Mitchell gets his lunch how he chooses. No crowds or lines like at school make going out to lunch worth the trip. Matthew George, Matt Haney and Linwood Payne order from a not so busy stand.

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Anticipating the sound of Mr. Ronald Jordan's whis- tle, the marching band waits to begin its half-time per- formance. Trying to catch a few winks of sleep, Melissa Maynara awaits the beginning of early morning practice. Story Behind Half-time Show 11

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