St Charles High School - Halo Yearbook (St Charles, IL)

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iogunr Kurt Sundberg Jill Sundholm Bob Swain Cindy Swanson Steve Swanson Pat Sweeney Mary Taft Sheila Tappy Cynthia Thomas Jim Thompson Tammy Thompson Terri Thompson Ted Thull Don Tobolski Jodi Toppel Dan Torrence Sue Turzinski Elizabeth Urban Debbie VanOvermeiren Tammy VanWinkle Beth Verdung Maryanne Vermaat Ken Vervynck Darrell Vincent Diane Vlach Tim Wade Bob Wagner Eric Wahlgren Cindy Walker Kathy Walker Kristi Walker Debbie Wallem Kathy Wallem Carolyn Walston Bob Walton Mike Waltz Will Wanner John Ward Ed Warlord Jim Warner Scot Warren Scott Warren Painter's pants and combs the inseparable pair What are those things in everyone's pockets? Everywhere you looked you could see them - combs. The comb had been a necessary piece of equipment for years. They came in all shapes, sizes, and colorsg if there was a color you liked, you could bet there was a comb to go with it. With the arrival of the painter's pants, there weren't any painting sticks in the side pockets, but combs. The most popular kind of comb was the Goody comb. Anyone who was someone had a Goody comb. To some people being without a comb was an unbearable torture. It was definately an essential part of high school living.

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5 f W l , , i . , r -i,,f,, This page, top left: Food bin keeps product hot until the holding period expires. Above: NlcDonald's crew member puts the finishing touch on a tray of Quarter-Pounders. Right: Junior Mary Saxer mixes a triple-thick McDonald's shake. Opposite page, lower left: Two McDonald's employees wipe down the food bin during a slow period. Lower right: Junior Jeff Scott stops at Mac's after a keg.