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LUNCH RUSH AT CALHOUN SCHOOLS

(04/26/2004)

Lunch is served in three rounds, with 30 minutes allowed

Students move quickly and orderly through serving line, the cooks Evelyn Fulks, Joann Heiney, Kay Greathouse and Ronda DeWeese

Middle School boys at lunch ...

... the girls enjoying their meal

Students then empty their tray

Custodian Marisla Collins gets ready for the next round

School custodian Marisla Collins said "They're pretty wound up today," speaking about Calhoun Middle School kids eating lunch. "They just got through with the WesTest and being exciting about the Science Fair."

Calhoun Middle-High School runs a lunch program in which most students eat, and it's a rather awesome task to get them through the lunch line and have thirty minutes to eat.

The school has three lunch schedules, the first for high school students, the second for fifth and sixth graders and the third for seventh and eight graders.

The students went through the lunch line in an orderly manner, rather quickly. "They're a great group of kids," said Joann Heiney.

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