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obove: No. Rich, you don'T hove To show us how much souerkrouT, you fiT onTo one hoTdog. righfs Legolly or ille- golly, sTudenTs ofTen wolked To Roofs, convenienTly locoTed obouT Two blocks cwciy from WHS. Qwewq. QlWrxn1l'l+Q 'lW0- MINT Ki WAXED ii LDOVD-Q il, btnhlihs I i v-9a.... above: Big Moc, large fries, ond o coke To go. sold The WHS sTudenT. Or whoT obouT Chicken LiTTles? However, o sTuclenT is subjecT To suspension if coughT here during school hours. below: WheTher pronounced wiTh Two syllobles or Three, sTuclenTs ofTen hung ouT while eoTing doughy pizzo ond sipping soclo in The booThs here. By The woy, iT's pronounced llCos-mos. osirno's Wizzeria RESTAURANT 5 ff! ,Aw 1 A. ff--- - .. -Q .. . fff' 7 In .:,, J wi-, .. ff-T ' ' STLJGGDT Life 25
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Eat Your Heart Out!!! . T xi 0 388 CafeTeria STyle . . . CafeTeria STyle . . . Did you have Trouble hearing a friend who was siTTing righT beside you? lf so. There was a good chance you were in The cafeTeria wiTh lunches surrounding you. If you looked around, There were Two Types of lunches- The bagged lunch: EiTher made aT 8: 'IO am or by a greaTly depended-on parenT. This meal consisTed of juice wiTh a bending sTraw or warm soda ThaT gave you hiccups, PB8cJ, soggy cold cuTs, or once in a while, a room- Temperafured slice of pizza found iTs way inTo The bag. an apple, a cup- cake, and a napkin. If you made your own lunch, an addifional cupcake and 241 STudenT Life X Warren NakaTani and Chris STappas sTare off info space. daydreaming xx , of IobsTer Tail and caviar while smelling The remains of fries and a Tuna fish B 3 sandwich. poTaTo chips mighT have been includ- ed. The boughf lunch: if you decided To waiT in line for a junk food spree or a hoT meal, you had a choice of Two rouTes. a. If purchased aT The snack bar, This was ofTen composed of ice cream or a shake, Three assorTed hosTess cakes. and chocolafe milk if noT juice. The idea here was To see how full you could geT eafing AO minuTes worTh of junk. b. lf you acTually wanfed a full meal Qwouldn'T Mommy be proudly, waiTing in line for a sandwich, green salad. warm pizza, or The hoT dish of The day added an ever greaTer varieTy. Of course, one musTn'T forgeT The choco- laTe milk - or skim milk, if you were on a dieT. However, The ulTimaTe or The gourmeT lunch for WHS sTudenTs could be found anywhere away from WHS. lf you or a friend had a car, money in your pockeT, and a way of sneaking pasT The hall moniTors, you were seT. EiTher The food was ThaT much beTTer aT local resTauranTs Qsuch as The Pizza Place, Roofs, and The ever popular Mickey D'sj Than your opTions wiThin school, or for a shorT break. The plan for an open lunch was in conTroversy. The in- creased enrollmenT in The fall of '88 due To The 4-year school will creaTe a crowded cafeTeria. As good or bad as They may be, lunches - aT school or anywhere else - are cerfainly one reason why lVlom's cooking TasTes so good.
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Qutward Fashion at WH his yeor's foshion consisfed of mony differenf looks including The nedi, oversized, ond dovvnrighf confused. The clossic Wesffielder remoined loyol To oxfords, college sweofshirfs, ond Levi or Guess jeons Qpinned of The cuff, of coursej L.L. Bedn wos o fovorife vvifh such bosses- sions os bockbocks ond bluchers. Then ogoin, The bigger wos oiso The beTTer. Oversized svveofers, boggy ponfs, ond ormy fofigues confinued To df- TrocT WHS sTudenTs. Lorge leofher jockeTs ond cumbersome coofs could be seen during chilly weofher. The flip side of The WHS Udress-code found The eorThy look. lVlosT clossrooms hod Their shore of ripped jeons, sfring brocelefs, bondonos, ond leT us noT forgef Tie-dyes. More ond more, WesTfield gormenfs were seen Throughouf The holls, which led To The firsT spirii cloThes sole. This moy hove berhops been our mosT prominenf evenf of The yeor. Regdrdless of bersonol preference, Wi-IS foshion bloyed o sfrong DGFT in reflecfing The enfhusiosm, oTTiTudes, ond sbirif of our diverse sTudenT body. 26 STudenT Life 0 O O V s'l ' aw, . ,,,,,, T, fH222m...:5e5?EllEr . . use I. :si--fm, .., . H, ca ' . :,, EM -m,,:- xrgzzzvf- .-:i,.l.,,:,: , 1-f E, ,..., .EEE , gi .. W. -2: Ev, is W, , il -,. ,, N az i f -aims. 2 yyyy My ,,,,,........ 1.4. H .., ,, ,EEE Kagan iz ,gzrzwf :,. in -. Z, ,, . , rremfsgr ss.. if Q3 f 'lbw' iiiiiiiif 5 rrr fri' r'T' i.r,r,, Jrrri is ssssf .li N ugh r',, Hi., ,ii ,W --: 3111: w,,,N..i, , K. .. ..:i A L TAL, - -v',:v v-,, 5 ss rrr T
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