Appomattox High School - Traveler Yearbook (Appomattox, VA)

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The middle school’s library is the setting for Shelly Davidson’s job. : O ‘ t Tina Doss knows it’s a girl’s world too. Ricky Mayberry in the storeroom. bait tem BEET 9 e “Tm so tired of rearranging these shelves,” replies Sherry Terry. “I love my job!” says Rose Chandler. Veronica Franklin thinks to herself, “How could I have made another mistake.”

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One of the qualities of becoming mature is being able to accept responsibility. Here in “grassroots” country, when we take on a job there is a lot of responsibility involved. We may have different types of jobs that include a variety of duties, but each specific task helps prepare us for our future. Through jobs we not only gain a few more dollars but by learning to work with others and acquiring job skills, we gain experience which un- doubtedly will prove helpful in our future. Whether it be in the field of business, mechanics or agriculture, eamings are abundant; however, in the long run experience proves to be more important. Melinda Lee concentrates on hitting the right keys. “hates eae Timmy Atkins serves his customers with a smile At the Primary School's library, Helen Trent is kept busy

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