Temple High School - Cotton Blossom Yearbook (Temple, TX)

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las. if-rl 'I' , ,Lf Y, me .V 1 Photo by Mindy Junek Out to Lunch' Students Use Munch Time In Different Ways H? ' ,ss N pd' s Wit ,, w V X, LEFT: Eating at each other's home was an easy way to save money for week enjoyments for Senior Elizabeth Morris and Junior Jan Villines. TOP: Playing cards was an easy way to spend lunch for Sophomores Maria Rodriguez and Audrey Stephen. At different times throughout the year cards were replaced Rubik's cubes. ABOVE: Students often gathered together in small groups in t student center and talked while waiting for the bell to ring. Different places for different people. Lunch time was the opportunity for students to do their own thing from eating in the cafeteria to going shopping. Fish and scooter pies who couldn't find a ride to lunch walked to the local fast-food restaurants, such as Mr. Gattis, Taco Bell, Taco Villa and McDonalds. For the more fortunate students who had cars, drive- thrus proved to be easy access. But for those cars that were definitely over-loaded it was easier for everyone to pile out and eat inside the restaurants. For a full-course meal students went across town to Western Sizzlin' or Bonanza. For a simple lunch students went to places like Charcoal Inn. Some students ate at home all during the year to have spending money. Senior Mindy Junek said, 'Eating at home was an easy way to save money for Christmas. Going to the Mall or various other shopping places could be a pleasant or hectic way to spend lunch. Whether sunny or rainy weather was never a prob for lunchtime activities. T was a popular sunning gro while Miller Springs and C Creek proved to be good grounds to go mudding. Q Some students never h to do the usual lunchtime activities because they we unlucky enough to have detention. They usually h enough time to catch a qu bite to eat in the snack ba brought a sack lunch and the cafeteria. For those students who want to eat there was alw Library for reading or last minute homework. No matter where they close or far, students gath the Student Center right the bell rang and talked o what they had done and what they were going to next day at lunch . . . An lunch had passed them b

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LEFT: Eating at Mr. Gattis on the Loop was an easy way to escape the crowds for Freshman Amy Tyson and Junior Sally Purifoy. BELOW LEFT: Doing homework and reading books were not the only things students could do in the Library. There was also a vast selection of magazines and several newspapers on hand for Sophomore Arthur Velasquez and Junior James Quintero. BELOW: A usual sight for drivers at lunch time was students walking to lunch. Junior Anthony Minor and Sophomores Michael Taplin and Dwayne McGarity were often seen walking. nwkrwyfbfr ' ,4 LEFT Eating while rehearsing was no problem for Drama students Cade White, Lynn Pierce Bunme Pate, Margaret Bierwirth and William Selby. ABOVE: For Freshman Bobby Sauls it was easter to buy candy in the snack bar than walking to the local stores.