Waterloo West High School - Wahawk Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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Freedom at Lunch Open lunch is a good idea, but the litter is a problem. I think open lunch is a farce— there is not enough time. I don ' t use the privilege because you get a better deal at school. But just in case I want to use it. I ' m glad it ' s there. I love it— I go home for lunch everyday. It saves me money. I don ' t have a car, so I just go across the street and mess around. I usually go across the street and have a cigarette after I eat at school It ' s all right if the weather is good. I really like it. I go to Kings everyday and my parents never sign- ed my permission slip. You want to know how open lunch has affected me? — Bankrupt. I usually just eat here in the cafeteria— it ' s cheaper. think it ' s a good idea because the school lunch leaves a lot to be desired. I think it ' s okay and I think we should continue it unless the litter becomes worse. I love it because I can go over to Mister Donut and stuff myself with chocolate eclairs! I usually just eat here in the cafeteria— it ' s cheaper. The mass cleanup didn ' t go over so hot; hardly anybody showed up! It looked good when it was done. Cleanup was okay for those who wanted to do it, but I really could care less about it. It was a farce! What cleanup? I didn ' t notice any difference. Good idea, but who wants to stay after school to do it? Did we have one? I thought it was okay — if we make the mess we can clean it up. It didn ' t do any good— it needed to be more organized. He should have given people more time. We need another one before the first snowfall. pNHIipi ABOVE: Debbie Strottman still eats her lunch at school. LEFT: Julie Cool and Carol KesI enjoy their open lunch in just one ot the many ditterent ways.

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BELOW: Working diligently, Marvin Dietz tries to figure out the latest crossword puzzle BELOW LEFT: Katnna Smith looks over her vocabulary lor her French test next hour. CENTER Studying can be forgotten when you ' re with Iriends (Pat Huntbach. Dennis Rowell and Myra Lange) BOTTOM: Conlucius say. He who sits alone, dreams alone r