Lew Wallace High School - Quill and Blade Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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Lunchtime activities relieve monotony of school day As the lunch bell rang, students entering the hot lunch line were often caught in a crit¬ ical dilemma resembling a game of Russian Roulette as they chose from daily offerings which included “sea faring” hot dogs, but¬ tered spinach, and crushed cranberry cake. Starving students trying to escape the nutri¬ tionally-balanced entrees stood in the a la carte line waiting for cold french fries, greasy barbeques or banana and peanut butter sandwiches. Lunch trays cleared away, local card sharks broke out the decks, and games of Pinochle, Tonk, and Blitz commenced. Groups of students jammed the surge area to stand around with friends, buy tickets for school events, or hastle the hallway matron. Students with cars crowded into Mac’s for the same “appetizing” food day after day, and those without wheels retreated to Burger King, Chuck Wheeler’s, or the corner store. Lunchtime snow fights and frisbee con¬ tests provided students with opportunities to get away from the academic grind and find enjoyment with friends during the school day. Student Life — 25

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