Oyster River High School - Trion Yearbook (Durham, NH)

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FILLI GO RFACES VVITI-I. . . How do you spell relief? Uhmm, uhmm good, right Kathy? BULLETIN: O. R. HIGH The Trion staff learned today that Oyster River High School has been pushing junk food to its students. Durham police arrested members of the kitchen staff, on grounds of possessing over lOOO pounds of junk food smuggled in from warehouses around the country, The O.R.H.S. cafeteria was raided last night and police con' fiscated approximately lOO pounds of Dorito's, 50 pounds of peanut butter wafers and 60 pounds ot Crackerjacks. Spencer eagerly devours a snack, Who's got the best darn hurgers inthe whole wide world?

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D!! Several years ago skateboard- ing iwas a .big sport, or hobby. among all types ofpeople. Then suddenly the skateboards were putsgsaway and theg sport tended temporarily. The year 1977 brought back the 'craze' and this years, skateboarding is bigger thanfeverq 'ffm f s Department stores are now carrying the latest styies in skateboard jdesignisl Brightly col' ored fiberglass or plastic boards replace the painted wood of the older models. Thegfiwheels have greatly changed also. Speciallyq crafted wheels made of smooth Yvbbeff Dlatfriiic, Ofiirlbefgldai OUP rttrr t t roll the OldiOheS. 'li Fancy looks and smooth, flexi- ble rides aren't all that have changed over the years. The prices have skyrocketed! But the cost doesn't stop there! For those whowant alittle protection against hard spills and skid burns, equipment runs up a tidy bill. g Now what doesthe rider do? Well, if hefshe is good enough, anything! Jumps, turns, hand- stands, stil-ips, piggybacsk andy shoulder rides, to name a few of s the fearless acrobatics. Qare togioin anew sport, test your skill with afnarrowfboard? Buy the skateboard of your flUCia50m9ttst50fT pasyemefms arrest. . HAVE FUN! sirrs s A passing blur. if , ,J ,truly .,. limi: - Fly like an eagle! ii' 2 i t 00055 t Doubledecker yet!

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To splurge or not to splurge - that is the question JU K FOOD! The community of Durham is in shock at this news and parents have been warned to be on the alert tor the following signs ot junk food abuse intheir children: l. Inability to speak due to full mouth. 2. Steadily increasing waistline. 3, Rising dentist's bills. lt any parent should spot any of these warning signals, he should contact Weight Watchers or Diet Workshop immediately so that action can be taken to help kids maintain a normal diet. One sobbing mother reluctantly told this reporter, I thought that there was something wrong with my son several weeks ago. l noticed he was spending money a lot quicker than usual and he always had something stuck in his teeth and strange-looking wrappers stick- ing out ot his pockets. l wish l'd done something about it sooner. Finger lickiri' good' Hey, look at this 1 Ccivittiihs rio preservatives'