Southside High School - Southerner Yearbook (Fort Smith, AR)

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-3 Wx a large percent of hungry students the cafe top provides not only a balanced meal but also machines, as shown by Karen May sophomore and Debra Harmon sophomore above right. if V 1. I . li-'-ss-.. Time being the concern with lunch, students satiate themselves with food services such as McDonald's, top as Ram Parker, Junior, Rita Safranek sophomore, grab a -punchy quick meal and Mike Davis, senior, above, znhales his lunch at the Sonic without leaving his car, Seaman s Cgyster Bar supflies relaxing atmos- phere for Kathy ray and Cznwy Wohlford, so ho- mores, as opposed to .Suzanne esterman and Slleve Jenkins, seniors, selection at Wendy 's.

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Lunch is a definite demand with students at Southside with Cheese Villa being a popular food service, as shown by Elizabeth Thiele, and Mark Struck, juniors, while Mark Williams, junior, bottom left, enjoys a spice of 'old Mexico'food at Senor Bob's, and Ginger Daniel, junior fbottom rightj, eats at the Pizza Hut. F Happiness is a McDonald's hamburger. Or so it seems. Lunch for many Southsiders can almost be termed an expedition. Hurrying to Mc- Donald's, Wendyls, Hardeeis, Cuddy's, and Long John Silver's Seafood Shoppes are part of the daily routine for some. For others a.n off-campus meal is a rare item. However, the cafeteria provides an alter- native to starvation. Well-balanced meals, low prices, and quick service are characteristics of the pro- gram sponsored by the school system. 'Qlunk foodw is also available, at the drop of a coin, from the vending machines. Pizza is another Hmustu for survival among students, whether it be lunch time, after the game, or anytime the mood strikes. Godfather's, Pizza Inn, Sammy's, and Pizza Hut serve as gathering places for groups. Es muy bien flt is very goodj. Spanish food that is. And it comes in all forms. Taco Bell, Senor Bob's, El Chico, and Juanls rate high on the list with patrons. A touch of class can be found by some who are Willing to put forth the extra money. 2 - ad? , .MM-rw' High on the hog are Argentinais, Lighthouse, 9' and Seaman's Oyster Bar. When it comes to cruising, one name stands alone. The Sonic. On Friday and W. Saturday nights the Sonic beckons and f i many answer. r' 5 g W , The more the merrier when it comes W , .43 ' P i to food. Vwu 534,33 Q he l I . 70' fx? .-...Q 'wt . apr, M . L - 1 , as 'fb FN Abi '.

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