Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Jobs Student Ufe Enterprisers $ $Young Broken nails, tired feet and dishpan hands were faced by fearless work- ing students. Brave people defied these hazzards of a job for money. Kathy Vesson commented, I found my job worth it when I saw my pay- check. The prospect of making money caused many students to go out and find a job. Abert Hatcher was determined to acquire a job at Burg- er King. ”1 was looking at my friends buying cars and clothes, and I wasn't. Derek Hinz decided to work at The Little Dragon Chinese Buffet because, I wanted everything. Working students discovered they had the money to go out but not enough time. Mike Marshall found it hard to keep up his grades by work- ing at Checker Auto Parts and going to school. These hardy people had very little time for luxuries, such as football games, shopping and laying out in the sun. Working people were known for doing homework in the library, dark circles under their eyes, and having sun starved legs. These students found their jobs important in their life. People had high expectations of working students. All year, students worked hard to fulfill their responsibil- ities. Albert Hatcher commented about working and going to school as, Whatever you put out, you get in return. Design by Tracey Metcalfe. Photos by Kim Robinson. Senior Lisa Albert straightens an ar- rangement of flowers at “The Sunflower” in Fiesta Mall.

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As a part time job. junior Kathy Smith bags groceries for Alpha Beta on Baseline and Dobson. Juniors Karen Herbaugh and Amy Walter take time from their busy job at Toys by Roy to fight with people sticks. Eating some of the many flavors of ice cream is a hazzard for Senior Dena Cunningham at “The Creamery. Jobs Sludont Ufe 13