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Thi year, student were determined to
add a little variety to their lunche . • o m,ore
cafeteria food would be eaten (at least the Senior ).
nior Cia officer polled the tudent and the
off-campu lunch was well accepted.
Teacher and admini trator were interviewed
regarding the i ue and a propo al wa made that
:-.1ishan ~1agw and Anita Perryman bought thetr meal fr m th cart and _enior with a current 3.0 G. P. A. lowered but would
are elljOytng th m m the comm ns. L1 e many ~tudenb, th yare at! o helpmg
not budge. He wa in full upport of a 3.0 . School
ll Prom merch ndice to ra~ mon y for the event.
board member with the exception of Richard
Ander upported the idea. Unfortunately, the
night that the chool board \'Oted, everal
member of th community po e in oppo ition. At
thi , Principal Terry Huddleston publicly
\'dthdrew hi upport. When the votes were
fmally ca t, the tudent propo al wa rejected by
a three to two vote. The month of preparation and
hard \\'Ork had been thrown away in a matter of

minute . 1r. Huddle ton cho e not to reevaluate
the propo al. In other word , C. H. . student·
would have to continue to wait in long line , eat in
a crowed cafeteria, and fight for a place to sit.
Bon Apetit! 93
Samantha Corman work m a fa t food re~taurant, but she will not as a
be able to eat lunch there any time this year unle-.~ it's on a weekend.