Richardson High School - Eagle Yearbook (Richardson, TX)

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A break in the day LUNCH needed time for V unch and in f b e t w e e n if classes give fm e j u s t ,J I., enough time to get a break from school, and talk to my friends, stated junior Sara Wolfe. ln between classes gives me just enough time to pass out notes and talk to my friends, explained junior Nathan Bryant. Although there is not enough time for horseplay in between classes, there is enough time for the little things. Junior Wilford Johnson explained, That is the best time for harassing the sophomores. ln between classes is not the only time to talk to friends. Lunch is the best time for tak- ing a break. The majority of the students prefer to eat in the cafeteria as opposed to eating in the Eagles' Nest. The food is much better and the lines are shorter in the cafeteria, ex- plained junior Todd Cantrell. The Eagles' Nest is too rowdy, added junior Barry Steinhart. The real reason l eat in the cafeteria, said Johnson, is because that's where the good looking girls eat. Lunch and in between classes give the students just enough time to unwind from school, but not enough time to look forward to going back. - Kathleen Kabell 18 f Student Life . 3 K . Like any normal day, Nerd Day provid- ed hall-roamers a chance to gather around the bulletin boards outside the cafeteria during lunch. fChenJ Beginning Nov. 2 students like Paul La- Joie and Melissa Anderson had to find another spot outside for lunch and classes in B and C hall endured noise, heat, mosquitoes and cold,iReynoldsj Prior to November, junior Marty Crit bons and others found the courtyard good place to do homework. fReynolds I-LL 1221 '- 4' 23. -

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proves to be a most students ln early November, workers winter. Some classes shutdown began replacing a 28-year-old rather than compete with the steam line so those in C Hall noise, created by the machines. could have heat during the tReyn0ldSl .-.. I. -t r K t wskmsesas--s4s,4.-..Lac: + -,W , H W... .. .,. ...NL , , .. , 342, .t..z 1 I :Xy- wq ,gsswfis-fg'3f'1',f'jfsi W rw y 3 i f 1 1 1 . i ,, .willy ,jj W 12-,. ',f wi.: -1,,,'. , ' , - fr. Q K U JK . ,.., t,,,V ,y, , , ,, ,,,, . A , i I Y - U '?f f'.-:Tift ll During lunch l basically get together with friends, socialize and talk about Mikhail Baryshnikovf' - sophomore Seana Lesher l'm a junior and most of my friends don't have a car yet, so we can't leave campus for lunch. l spend my free time talking to friends because in class we can't talk very much. The extra time l have gives me time to study and also grab a snack in the Eagles' Nest. - junior Kirsten Castaneda. Between classes l just have time to go to my locker and see a few of my friends on the way. lf l have time, l'll go to the restroom. l sometimes leave school for lunch and go to Taco Bueno or Burger King. We try to go somewhere close to eat. -junior Kerstin Bjork Between classes l usually visit my locker and go to class. At lunch I get change from that nice little change guy, buy a coke with ice from the machine in the Eagles' Nest, then pro- ceed to my table where l eat with the most obnoxious peo- ple. - sophomore Julie Simons Between classes l just socialize. At lunch my friends all go out to Burger King or eat in the Choir Room. We just basically hang out. - senior Leigh Evans I consider grades to be very important and make my school work my first priority. Therefore l devote all my free time to studying. Of course, if this approach does not work, l use my extra time to make cheat sheets. - senior Brooks Alkek Student Life f 19