Nashville High School - Scrapper Yearbook (Nashville, AR)

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W1 tILE PREPARING A burger. Jim Pinson reads the order. Cash Jobs mean extra income By Ken Gregory For the students who had jobs, working meant extra money. They found a way to pay bills and have a little money for the weekends. Tammie O'Bryant said, I feel it helps me to prepare for the future when I have the responsibility of making a living.” Tammie. who worked at Rita's Flowerland, really enjoyed her work and the people she worked with. She saved her money for college. Tammie said that it was sometimes hard to work and keep up her studies, but she usually could manage. Mark Parrish, who worked for Nashville Medical Service. said he enjoyed work because it gave him money for the weekends and dates and put a little gas in his truck. Mark had no trouble keeping up his grades and working, because he did not work long hours. Toyia Ray, who was employed by Nashville Glass, said. I really enjoy my job because it gives me money to spend on clothes. Lynn Coulter said she was going to save the money for a car. Scott Bourns saved his for weekends. Most students simply worked for the money or just because they enjoyed it. hi A LOADED BUGGY is ready io be taken to a customer's car. SACKING GROCERIES PROVIDES jobs tor many students. 16 Student life

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MARILYN ACKLEY LISTENS as WHILE BAGGING GROCERIES. Gary Chris Hockaday places his order. Hilliard takes time oft to grin.