Parkview High School - Spirit Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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ith the rising high cost of living, stud- ents began to find that their parents were fast becoming an unreliable source of income. The solution? Find ajob. Several students worked at pharmacies. Sandi Woodward, Kelley Cunn- ingham and Scott Kennedy worked at Petty's Drug on WestMarkham. Sandi Woodward, senior said. During the summer, I drove the delivery truck because we only had one delivery boy. Although it was hot, Istill enjoyed it. Usually girls worked as cashiers. stocked shelves. or filled prescriptions, while the boys delivered. Besides being a week- end hangout, McDonalds also provided jobs for about sixteen students. The best thing about having a job at McDonalds is the people I work with. saidjunior, Cindy Wood. Jan McGowan. junior said. I like it because it's 'Parkview's hangout and I get to see a lot of my friends. Working could interfere with one's social life and school work. Gregg Clev- enger, junior, didn't have to worry about this prob- lem. I work whenever I want to. If I have plans for a Friday night, I'll work that afternoon. I just have to make sure myjob gets done in time. Clevenger worked as a lab technician for a dentist. Unlike Petty's or Mc- Donalds, Clevenger's job required classes such as geometry for studying and putting together teeth models. Clevenger hoped his job would help him to become an orthodontist. Having a job didn't always pay off. Diane Hale. senior. tackled two jobs. To support her most important job as a model, she was a seating hostess at John Barleycorns three nights a week. Diane's lifetime dream has always been to be a model. I take all of the oppor- tunities I can get to use for references for a modeling job, even if I don't get paid. Diane said. Diane set goals for her- self. My goal right now is to be getting into Seven- teen magazine or Glam- our. l KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE FRIES. Junior, Cindy Wood, prepares french frles at Mc1 Donalds on Rodney Parham, a local Parkview hangout. Students found that hav- ing a job helped but did not always solve the problem. last Paychecks just didn't from payday to payday, and some ran back to mom dad to borrow a and few bucks. Just 'till payday, of course. FALSE TEETH. Gregg Cleven- ger, makes teeth models for Dr. Phels. j thats what we want Jobs 45