Spartanburg High School - Spartana Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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Anne AfbucfcJc {Mr. Jay Jeter shows Mary Barnette and Melissa Cooper what eating school food can do for your looks. They, like many students, chose the bag lunch. A group of seniors enjoy conversation and relaxation in the Anchor Courtyard. Lunch is the time to talk with friends and finish last minute homework. w y ■ n . n Mrf ullru — •te9»n ncCuMoug ♦ Seniors Shannon Smith and Donna Albright enjoy nachos and talk with friends. Crowded tables buzzing with laughter are not uncommon during lunch. {Getting their greens in for the days, students crowded into the salad line. A large variety of ingredients and toppings makes the salad line popular. liri'h J

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Some students find new and exciting way’s to spend their lunch period by rolling down the hill. Imagine their disappointment in finding out that there are stairs to E-wing. w Wb cM MjOij Lund Meg Beaird White bag lunches and Coke cans, friends, and last minute homework, crowded tables and long lines. Sound familiar? If you're a student and eat lunch, it should. First and second lunch periods threw together a variety of students, lunches, and conversations. Students ate in the old or new parts of the cafeteria, the Senior Lounge, or the Anchor Courtyard. When asked how she decided wtiere to eat, Kim Smith said, I just eat where my friends are.” Seniors like Liz Green agreed that the Senior bell gave them that little extra time to get to the tables first. Liz was upset when someone was sitting in her and her friends' normal spot. We usually put our books down on the table to give the intruders the hint to move.'' Even though lunch started as early as 11:30, the-munchies came earlier for some. Jennifer Myers said, By the middle of 3rd and all the way through 4th, I was usually famished.'' Even after students got to lunch, it just did not seem long enough. As Temple McMillan said, By the time I got through the line and got my food, I only had five minutes to eat.” Chris Crosby said, A half hour lunch only gave me time to smoke two cigarettes.' Robert Harrison suggested a solution. He said, We should have two hours to go home and have a seven course meal like in France. 22 lunch

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School spirit means giving up a week of your summer to better your school. Debbie Drucker, Beth McClure, and Meg Beaird work hard at yearbook camp to improve the '87 SAGA. t Megan McCullough ♦The Band spends most of its time at games and assemblies playing music. They are one of the most vocal cheering sections when they have a chance, as at the Pride Assembly. Although this is their chance to rest, the Colorguard show their true Viking colors as they participate in ”1 — we are the Vikings, 2 — a little bit louder, 3 . . . Spirit is not just yelling as loudly as you can. It's also being a part of a group such as the guard. t Club and organization members spend hours doing work for the school. SAGA staffer Martha Pe-toskey shows her school spirit by giving up summer time to work during orientation. Dawn Blackwell Erika Johnson Varsity Pootball Cheerleaders raise the spirit of all true Vikings. Wearing their spirit buttons'' and leading cheers arc Margaret Johnson, Carrie Cooke, and Beth Smith. 24 school spirit I