Pleasant Hill Junior Academy - Torch Yearbook (Pleasant Hill, CA)

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Box lunch Social The Box-Lunch Social was a bit different this year. On Thursday November 7, the Junior High boys gathered to bid on menus for box lunches the girls would bring the following Tuesday. Mr. Woodhouse auctioned menus from 7th and 8th grade girls to boys in the same grades. Mr. Tucker was Auctioneer for 9th and 10th grade boys. Girls were not present at the auction, and presumably the boys did not know who was providing the lunch menus they were bidding on. The following Tuesday the girls fulfilled their part of the bargain. . The meal was enjoyed by some in the park and by others at the school. Mia

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