Altavista High School - Nuntius Yearbook (Altavista, VA)

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TPR hed IN ADDITION TO HIS JOB as a bagboy at Vista Food, Gary Trent is also a member of the Altavista Life Saving Crew. Lee Neal and Gary demon- strate their intense training on the crew's ambulance. BAGGING GROCERIES and putting up stock are popular jobs among high school guys. Dean Bruce found his job at Vista Foods. (Left Center) WHERE’S THE BEEF? Here Trey Chapman does his part in the assembly line prepar- ing burgers at McDonald's. Jobs 13

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STUDENTS AT WORK be MILKING A COW? Yes. on weekends (OCF Hogue works at a dairy farm Evington. While an un earn money, Rodney has piING Marvin T. Phillips for over Working For The Weekend No matter how hard they tried, students With the beginning of school many stu- never seemed to have enough money in dents stopped working, while others contin- their pockets. For many, part time jobs pro- ued. Local industries and businesses em- vided that extra money needed for dates, ployed students who were enrolled in work- baligames, favorite tapes or clothes. Stu- study courses. In addition to spending mon- dents could be found working anywhere ey, these students gained on-the-job ex- from fast food places where they cooked perience. food to babysitting for a neighbor Other than for pocket change students During summer vacation some found jobs also saved their money to put towards a life guarding in the sun. Others chose to coaror college education. Weekends some- work inside in air Conditioned places like times had to be sacrificed, the feelings of Clanton’s Drugstore, Vista Food, The Portrait accomplishment made the effort all worth- Place, and even in the offices of Bernard’s while when a goal was met. Lanaing A SEASONAL JOB, MOWING LAWNS offers work for SELF CONTROL IS THE KEY to Chery! Blevin's babysitting younger students. Kirk Fisher mows his next door neigh- success. Even though she gets tempted. she always Dor’s lawn. G jo he often Goes for people in his neigh manages fo endure babysitter abuse. She sits with Stu Nood in Holy His Richardson's chiidren frequently

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