In 1977 (3rd grade for me) I remember a school lunch was 55 cents, that was with a small carton of white milk, Chocolate milk was 2 cents more, or 57 cents. The lunch 3 days of the week was 1 piece of square pizza and a handful of tater chips. On the other days it was tater tots (with ketchup) and some meat of some kind, maybe a burger. (one step up from pig slop) The pizza was pretty bad from what I remember and you could get a double pizza lunch for 90 cents. I brown bagged it. I rarely ate the stuff the school dished out. You could buy the milk 5 cents for white, 7 cents for chocolate, No soda pop back then in the schools.
The tables folded up into the wall with the benches integral into the tables, looked like mess hall to feed an army. Pizz blue table/benches, heavy formica laminate.
What a great post.........brings back memories sitting in that room eating. (a looong time ago)
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