Munster High School - Paragon Yearbook (Munster, IN)

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Junkies need fix of snacks, Snacking at McDonald’s. Ready to indulge into his cheeseburger, senior Daniel Sipkosky eagerly awaits his first bite. Munching out. Due to weekend blues, sophomore Frank Bossi goes straight for the junk food in order to relieve his boredom. 261 Junk food Watch Out! Watch our for the junkies, that is . . . , the JUNK FOOD JUNKIES. Almost everywhere you turned a junkie was there and eating almost everything in sight. One could usually find these people in the cafete- ria munching on fries and pretzels and slurp- ing down milkshakes and cans of pop. Generally speaking, these people weren ' t the diet-conscious type. My famous line is, I’m gonig to start my diet tomorrow, but then something al- ways gets in the way, like shakes and cookies, and . . . ,” explained senior Caryn Costa. Fast food places usually get me,” added sophomore Jay Grunewald, I just can’t seem to give those ’sliders ' up.” Fast foods and fattening cookies weren ' t the only downfalls. Some mornings I had no time for breakfast because of ensemble prac- tices, so I would usually try to sneak a donut in my first hour class,” explained senior Nan Kish. Junk food wasn’t just for the hungries; it provided a source of energy. Before I work out after school I usually get Willy Wonka Oompas,” said senior Matt Clrbanski.” I love a cool Coke during a long, tiring game of tennis; it keeps me going,” added freshman Amy Goldberg. Some students resorted to junk food in order to help fight after school boredom. Of- ten I found myself eating after school when I wasn ' t the least bit hungry, explained sen- ior Izabel Azevedo. Others ate because of nervousness when studying for exams. Eating junk food cer- tainly helps break up the tediousness of studying, especially when I’m up late at night,” freshman Sheila Higgins added. On the other hand, there were those who could not seem to live without their daily fix of junk food. I always get a craving for cheesecake,” senior Lara Speranza said, but my biggest problem is chocolate ... I can ' t seem to live without it!” You know you ' re really beat when some- one asks you who’s your best friend and the answer is chocolate,” senior Suzanne Lasky added jokingly.

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St range Dessert. After finishing his main meal consist- ing of chicken Mun-nugsters, Munster ' s version of McDonald ' s Chicken McNuggets. senior Dan Stevenson decides a bag of french fries would be perfect for des- sert. An apple a day. Concentrating on her homework dur- ing a hectic lunch period, freshman Linda Oi indulges in a low calorie apple. Two course meal. In order to calm their growling stom- achs, sophomore Dan Sorak and freshman Joe Grey hungrily stock their trays with Reubin sandwiches and soup. Diet craze I25 ■

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■ In a matter of minutes. Having only 15 minutes left, sophomore Aleen Walker quickly devours her lunch be- fore the bell rings. At your fingertips. With vending machines opening after school, sophomores Mary Siavelis and Bridget Yeckel rush to insure their first choice. Quick Breakfast. Not having time for breakfast at home, senior Dionne Maniotes grabs a donut and milk to last her till lunch. Junk food 27