Maryvale High School - Panthorian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Cafeteria often sends students away for lunch Students spent lunch hour in a variety ot ways. There was the school cafeteria with dit- terent, nutritious, sometimes unidenti- liable kinds of toods, 75 per cent of which contained peanut butter. Fast food restaraunts were popular, de- spite rising costs. McDonalds, lack-in- the-Box and Taco Bell are only a tew ot the popular places. Still others yearned tor real old-ta- shioned cooking and headed for home. Eating outside was popular I upper left and upper rightl among many students. After waiting in the sometimes long lunch lines fmiddle leftl, students dine in the cafeteria flop centerl. Some of the off campus places students enjoyed eating at were Mi 'llonaltls flower left and lower rightj and Der Weinerschnitzle fbottom centerl. For those stu- dents who weren 't hungry there was room for them to sit under the trees in front of school tfar lower rightl, 22 Student Lite nj, D , lv fix

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Lunch spells more than food during weeks Many times during the year, ordinary lunch hours were li- vened up by various activities sponsored by student govern- ment. After students Hnished eating they could participate or just watch such activities as Pass-the-Orange , Pin-the-Tail on the Bobcat , and 'Brownie Eating . Some kids were triumphant victors in the games. Chris Woo- ley proudly wallceo' away with the last chair in Musical Chairs, and Christy Wells with her partner Tom Hutchison won the Don 't Brealc the Banana Contest. Y-Hut 24 Student Lite ik I