Oakdale High School - Oracle Yearbook (Oakdale, CA)

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'ww Q ,L ms... -fuuuwqq .l1'3l' ,nf Clockwise from top left: Matching Blues. Amy Hoffman and john Simons looking good. Give Me That NOW. Sherry jaegel and Pando- ra Willis sharing a string of pearls. Arg le. Maria Fagundes cau ht in action. Western Clad. Clydon Hipplker, Amanda Fields, anflohn Simons enjo the sun. Let Me Guess, Vogue Magazine? Katherine Dennis-Leigh! and Karen Engelbart looking for modeling jobs. In the Spotlight. Dave Antinetti and Dan jones are starry-eyed Don 't You Dare! Erica Lemke sporting fashionable shades. On Our Way to Lunch. Sall Dennis and Chad Graham are kind enough to stop for a picture. AJAdorned. Sarah McClurken poses for fun. STUDENT LIFEX9

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What is the one thing we all have in common? That's right, it's eating FOOD, glorious food. Whether it is green or yellow, fuzzy or tough, dead or alive, or even if it bites back, some- one will eat it. And that was usually the case if it was brought in the cafe- teria. When the 11:40 bell rang, students at Oakdale High threw aside their books and tried to forget about their studies for at least 40 minutes. Unless, of course, they hadn't finished their fifth period homework. The student diet here at OHS con- sists mostly of junkfood. Even if Mom sends a sack lunch of peanut butter and jelly on seven-grain bread and a bruised banana, for some reason the student will throw it away and bribe a friend into taking him to McDonalds for a Big Mac and a Coke, or to Taco Bell for a Burrito Supremo. Clockwise from top left! Someday limm y. lust drink your milk. john Simons gives growing advice to pint-sized pal jimmy Faulkner. Big Mack, filet of fish, quarter pounder, french fry . . . Melanie Sutton sizing up her hamburger. Hey you guys. The Sophomore 'Qgang takes The on-campus lunchers are usually freshmen, unlicensed sophomores, or people who just cannot afford to go out. These people either risk their lives by eating in the cafeteria, settle, for a sack lunch, or mooch off a per- son that they are sure doesn't have any strange diseases. Off-campus lunchers are those who have the money and the ride to get them there. The less fortunate hoof it to Gillman's or Bossy's for their fill of junkfood. But no matter if we fill our little tummies or not, lunch break is univer- sally regarded as an oasis might be seen by a thirsting bedouin - it's a lifesafer. In fact, for many students those forty minutes of freedom are the favorite period of the school- day. by Lennie Ernest a break from their lunch to watch the noon time action. These Cheerios are stale. Paul Rivera com- plains about the quality of his lunch. And after the 12:20 bell rings , . . Dribble, Dribble Pam Aiken reliving her childhood bib days.