Staunton River High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Moneta, VA)

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Upper Left: “Boy, do I like ice cream sandwiches,” says Trilyon Thompson. Lower Left: Barry Palmer hunts for an empty seat in SR’s crowded lunch room. Above: Kathie Woodford and Sandra Mays enjoy lunch, with little conversation, Student Life 11

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Halls and cafeteria are scenes of socializing The hallways and cafeteria are part of everyone’s life here at SRHS. Every now and then we all have to clean our lockers out and sometimes it looks like MISSION IMPOSSIBLE. At times walking down the hall can be a really scary experience with traffic being the way it is. But the halls are also the com- munication center of the school. Often you only see some of your friends as you pass in the hall. The cafeteria is another place of gathering because nearly everyone has to eat lunch. If you can stand the noise, it is the best place to see friends and converse with them. When the lunch menu doesn’t appeal to you, you can always buy ice cream; or you can just sit and chat. Right: Theresa Eades and Alfred Morgan “say” their good-byes before class. Below: Denise Wells and Brenda Bowden sort out the mess on a locker clean up day. 10 Student Life

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The smoking area is the only thing that makes SRHS bearable for some. For others it is the disgrace of the school. In either case, it is a part of “our country’, most easily recog- nized by yellow boundary boundary lines on the sidewalks and the constant litter of ciga- rette butts on the ground. Right: The normal crowd in the smoking area make side- walk traffic a hassle. Below Left: Dean Bobbitt, Mitzi Nunley, Cathy Foster, and Jeff Ennis spend lunch in the smoking area. Below Right: Thomas Sublette tries smok- ing with his hands in his pockets. 12 Student Life