Marcos De Niza High School - Libro de Oro Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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Spencer Gonzales Alirezatony Hakim Broaden Your Horizons Students Seek Employment Getting a first job usually happens dur- ing the sophomore year. It may be diffi- cult to go to school, maintain good grades, uphold a job and have time for any social activities. That is a lot to ask of high school students. Amazingly, there were many students who maintained that schedule. Working became just another milestone in life. For many stu- dents, it was the only way to earn money without having to ask for it. Students seek- ing work found a vari- ety of jobs from which to choose, including fast food restaurants, department stores, grocery stores and even car washes. Sometimes jobs are harder than they appear to be. Some students, so excited to get that first job, quickly realized it is demanding, and that it is tough to keep up with other obliga- tions. Aaron Delavara finds time to work at Smitty's. t ..... .,.,, at i s Chris Gonzales Justin Gonzales Rick Gonzales Jennifer Gooch Lindi Gorishek Dave Graham Demesha Graves Jennifer Gray Scott Greco Bill Green Eric Green Tami Greene James Greszler if 4 25231 V in az.-1 fav e 4 xg .vt Fi'M,? o 'V QE' Kami Grimm Luz Guizar David Gustin John Gutierrez Bill Harnage Abigail Hawkins 152 - Sophomores ,x if i 3 G Q. 1 r . f.:-fait. .... ,,,,,..,,, ,,.. , , f 4 1 .av r - rr 1: '.:::::mL.r,:-'xgfi lf, M32 W . . ,, ,M Mei- 1 ' ' i:.S2,.liE1f , g fs, 3, ? 3 ..,,.., ... -ggi ,E to '.,.. fr' ,J A ' 1 if is iw

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