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PRICE CHANGING AND stocking at Broadview Lumber keeps senior Carol Cline busy about 20 hours a week. ' ■ atgf . LEARNING HOW TO handle diapers early, jun- ior Paul Alexander continues his slocking at Hook ' s. u WORKING IN A one-girl operation, junior Becky Brudi handles film for Folomal. BEING A CASHIER and stocker at Indian Village Pharmacy provides some extra pocket money for senior Faith Reichle. [ Student Life — 25
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Ways to Paydays With more and more of us working every year, the I had to work last night was rapidly replacing the old my dog ate it excuse for unfinished homework. In most cases (for once?) we were telling the truth. Many of us invested 30 hours a week at school, and 20-30 hours a week working at part- time jobs. Although a few of us cited experi- ence as a reason for punching time- cards, most of us agreed that MONEY was the main reason that we worked. Considering this, it ' s not surprising that payday was often our favorite day of the week. Keeping the high spirits of payday was difficult, though, as we watched our paycheck quickly dwindle dowm to almost nothing the minute it was cashed. Car insurance, gas, clothes, movies, dates, and fun kept most of us living from one paycheck to the next. GAINING EXPERIENGE FOR a future career in acting and dancing, junior Carlo Garcia teaches at both the Civic Theatre and CharI.e Allen ' s Dance Studio. Also planning a career in dancing and acting. |aynee Vandenburg is a student at Purdue. HALLOWEEN AT BURGER King gives seniors BESIDES WORKING THE switchboard at Broad- - Raggedy Ann Stark and Bonnie Weaver a view Lumber. |unior Anne Lee also runs the cash chance to try a different look. register and stocks. 24 — Student Life
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LITTLE VEGAS FEATURED the Race band. Jun- ior Mark Paylon and 1978 graduate Dave Nelson keep the rhythm going during an instrumental solo. KNOWN FOR HIS crazy antics. Campus Life ' s director. Dave Rahn, doesn ' t let his reputation down as he takes part in the Breakaway program. CAMPUS LIFE ' S BREAKAWAY gets the crowd mvolved. Breakaway was a three-day program that started off as part of the Penny Arcade. A LITTLE MAKE-UP does wonders in outfitting junior Ken Furniss for his work in the Quill and Scroll Spookhouse. 26 — Student Life
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