Minnechaug Regional High School - Falcon Yearbook (Wilbraham, MA)

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STUDENT LIFE DIVIDER

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On a brisk afternoon, Junior Becky Emerle, finds a quiet spot to stretch out and strategize before her Home Cross Country Meet. For Halloween Happenings seniors Craig Pu- triment, David Manning, Karen Rose, and Ra- chel Belcastro dressed up as Robin Hood, Maid Marian, Little John, and the King of Sherwood Forest during Miss Mary Lou Brew- er ' s Senior Seminar on October 30. OPENING

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Over the past several summers Beth Crawford has spent her time working at Bement Center Camp in Charlton, MA. This past summer Beth worked as a camp counselor. She has many experiences of teaching, advising, and entertaining groups of young children includ- ing Wilbraham resident Sandy Ziobro pic- tured on the far right. Spare time? I ' m sorry, I never took Japa- nese, I don ' t understand you. What? It ' s an English word?!? Oh yeah, I remem- ber now. With all the hustle and bustle fluttering the minds of us Minnechaugers, we rarely stum- ble upon spare moments. But when we do, look out! Usually, when plagued by extra time, we dive into the comfort of our beds, a virtu- ally unknown concept during school. The first thing I think of when I wake up in the morning is going back to bed, which usually isn ' t until 1:00 the next morning, says Matt Meade when commenting on his busy sched- ule. To those of us who know (and care) that if we fall asleep, it ' s going to take an explosion to wake us up, the refrigerator is the place to find solace. Eating is an extracurricular activity favorite to many. Of course, then there ' s those concerned about their weight. For them, television can be quite an experience, especially to those who have forgotten it ex- ists because they ' re always doing homework during prime-time. Time for television is usually obtained when that one teacher who usually gives you three hours of homework a night is absent. The only problem with televi- sion is that, like eating Lays potato chips, once you watch one show, you just have to watch another! Since all the good shows aren ' t all on the same channel and the remote is out of reach, we usually end up watching such re- runs as The Newlywed Game or Divorce Court just because they ' re on the same chan- nel as Family Ties. That ' s the only reason The Dating Game has survived so long, right? Spare time makes us lazy and greedy — no one can get enough of it. Thank you, Minne- chaug, for rescuing us from the clutches of indolence. STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE DIVIDER