Elmhurst High School - Anlibrum Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Village Bowl is where junior Sam Botas spends his Wednesdays and Saturdays. The coke machine empties, Sam fills it. An alley gets stuck, Sam repairs it. Someone needs shoes, Sam has the sizes. It ' s all in the line of duty. Senior Greg Parrish performs one of his many duties at the friendly neighborhood Holiday Inn. Anything from fixing televisions to raising the flag can become a porter ' s responsibility during his 36-hour week. More time clocks were punched by students this year than ever before. Thirty hours of work plus thirty hours of school made for long days and pooped people. Why this obsession for work? It wasn ' t the labor that was extremely inviting (is it ever??); it was the fringe benefits. Up-keep of a car, the most essential and vital part of almost everyone ' s life, took a bigger and bigger chunk out of pockets and a $12.75 allowance didn ' t stretch too far! Extra clothes and college plans were other reasons that students gave up their free time. Dating was a nice habit but a bit difficult without a steady income (or by some miracle, a parent with money to burn!). So the applications went out and the sweat poured on and on and on . . . Wrapping stockboy. cabbages can be fun! |ust ask senior Dave Archer, a Rogers Market He stamps prices, stacks cans, and packages food Jobs 19

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One III the fringe benefits of being an assistant to a veterinarian is the daily care and treatment of puppies. Senior Tammy Hughes administers a dose of medicine as Blackie looks on. The not-so-fun side of her work at Anthony Animal Clinic involves washing surgical instruments, mopping tloors, and cleaning cages. Neither rain nor sleet nor snow ... A carry-out boy goes through a lot to earn a day ' s wages, junior Bob Stanley, who puts in an average of 25 hours a week, sacks groceries at Rogers Market. And the Sweat Pours On.. . Senior Linda Bell leaves at 12:00 each day to ear r money at Sears, Roebuck and Co. selling candy. Linda weighs gum drops and measures out sour balls and bag-fulls of M M ' s to cure thousands of sweet tooths. 18 Jobs

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Weekends limmie ' s Pizza Inn provides a rootbeer for senior Marl Hershberger. When you just didn ' t know where to go, pizza parlors solved the problem. In between the giggles and the laughs, there ' s also time tor ice cream sundaes and banana boats at Atz ' s Ice Cream Parlor. Junior Susan Taylor and senior Sue Marquis prove just that. Parking lots provide a convenient hang out tor those in-between- driving-around-town moments. Juniors Tim Beck and Katy Young, sophomore Dave Frebel, and junior Doug Pelz pull up a car to talk. 20 The Week End