United Township High School - Skyline Yearbook (East Moline, IL)

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Open campus lunch popular Jason Krantz uses his lunch lime lo catch up on some news reading in the library. Some students spend their time in the cafeteria studying. Lunch time in the cafeteria can be a good time for discussing assignments. STUDENT LIFE 13

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Students spend their lunch in various manners Lunch hour - whether it’s spent on campus or off - was one of the highlights of every student’s day this year as it has been every year. Obviously, the food consumed at lunch was important, but just as important to students was the socializing they were able to carry on. Since UT students and faculty had a fifty-five minute lunch break, they were able to spend a good deal of time with their friends. A very popular option at UT was the privilege of open-campus lunch. Students from North could choose to walk down the hill from school and eat at any number of downtown lunch spots. Because they did have to walk, though, more students from North Campus ended up eating in the school’s cafeteria than South Campus students did. The junior and senior students at South Campus frequently had the option of driving to one of the nearby lunch places since most of them were licensed drivers and many of them were able to drive to school at least some of the time. Lynne and Jackie Swanson are all prepared to use My car wouldn't start as an excuse for getting back late from lunch. The salad bar introduced at South Campus during the fall proves to be a popular lunch choice for Lane Sawyer and Brad Demeurisse. Mr. Diaz and Mr. Damhorst leave for lunch from North Campus. The South Campus cafeteria, then, did not serve as many students as the North facility did. However, new to the cafeteria this year was a salad bar which did attract students and faculty, especially during the colder months. Sophomore students often stay in at North cafeteria for lunch. 12 STUDENT LIFE

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14 Laura Johnson. Linda Knouse. and Aaron Howat are |u$t some of the students who visited haunted houses this fall. Stacey Henry. Yarkko Rislakki. and Lynn Parker model trendy fashions in clothes and hair. Swatches and styles from Benetton make the style scene. Peace is a maior concern to UT students. A big hit with area teens this year is Stage Two. STUDENT LIFE Old and new combine to form present trends