David Stearns
Thanks Dave, John and Michael,
I went to Richards Grade school and I think they had a cafeteria too. Unfortunately, my memory is pretty dim on that. I do recall getting served milk in kindergarten at our nap time. I think wemay have had a cafeteria at WFB but I don't remember eating there. I always brought a packed lunch.
I agree that those Iodine tablets were tasty. Much better than getting tested for tuberculosis.
According to the FED UP movie, school lunch programs are out of control with fast food franchises offering burgers, french fries, pizza, soft drinks and other questionably nutritious products. I think you're right about only offering one choice meal in grade school.
I remember that boys had to take Home Economics in eighth grade. We went to Henry Clay school for that. Unfortunately, I got kicked out for goofing off and have little recollection of what they taught. I think it was wearing an apron and making cookies?
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