Pope John XXIII High School - Pope John Yearbook (Everett, MA)

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 FOOD, GLORIOUS FOOD Every concert hall has a con- cession stand, and Pope John was no exception. Our twen- ty-five minute intermission within our class day hardly seemed enough time even to choose between the dessert line or the other food” line. The other food line offered us a wonderful selection of delectable treats such as the infamous chicken patty, the well-buttered grilled cheese, the indescribable pizza, and, of course, the Friday special, tuna mixed in with plenty of mayonnaise and served on a foot-long roll. Because the cafeteria didn't always satisfy our need for real food, we had to resort to other alternatives such as Donut Maker, Chris- ty's, Burger King, and, of course, Kelly's Roast Beef. i 6

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T CANT DRIVE 55! f One of the most thrilling mo- ments of the teenage years was the day we first got our licenses. After six weeks of drivers' education classes and months of terrifying our par- ents as they tried to teach us the rules of the road, we fi- nally got our pink slips. Ex- cited to try them out, we pes- tered Mom and Dad for the family car. Now being “On Tour took on a new mean- ing as we spent our leisure time driving to our friends' houses and taking our pals to Revere Beach to circle around and go down the strip again and again. We wanted to show off our new driving skills, so we raced down the street, only to receive our I first speeding ticket. Evident- ly driving was not going to be the free fun we had expect- ed it to be. But imagine all the fun we would have missed if we had never gotten our licenses. 8