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www ax! Rf 1. Howard Beasley and J.J. John- son, freshmen, eat cafeteria food. They seem to be enjoying their brunch. Q. Kevin Confetti, William Blackwell, Dan Arroyo, Nick Sivil, and Mike Crespo gather at Michael George's house for a snack after school. At center we see Nick downing a Pepsi. 3. Tina Collins, a junior, is seen helping a customer at McDonald's. She gives service with a smile. 4. Imelda Pagobo, Lorraine Laxamana, and Eileen Aguba, sophomores, wait for ser- vice at Burger King. Eileen is await- ing to exchange money for calories. 5. Boiham Pham, sophomore, is seen picking at her food. She is questioning if it is edible or not. at uncut' Lufu 'l.E'L
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Students Love to Eat by: Sonya KendallfChristine V. Carlson On Friday nights or Saturday afternoons, and even during brunch or lunch at school, students liked to get together to eat and talk. Before a school dance, such as the Pirateer, nominees were escorted to restaurants like Black Angus or ll Giardino. Rick Kennessey, senior, took sophomore Sally Davis to the Claremont Hotel last year before attending his Junior Prom. After football games, players and fans liked to go to Round Table and celebrate the win. Ed Meinaersee, junior, said, l love Round Table pizza after a game. During lunch at school, juniors and seniors liked to drive to local fast food restaurants. Freshmen and sophomores often tagged along with friends with cars down to Taco Bell, Burger King or McDonald's. Jennifer Sawick, a junior liked to go out daily for lunch. Before school, students stopped at Wlnchell's for donuts for breakfast. Others ate breakfast in the cafeteria while talking with friends or finishing homework. Getting together for a bite was a favorite way for students to share some time together. ii'L'U.llllli.l.' LLUE
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