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Believing in their futures ... Teens see part-time jobs as stepping stones to careers never passed. So, $ 3.35 an hour work will have to remain a stepping stone for the future’s bigger and ] better-paying jobs. Only $ 3.35 an hour? Whether typing, waiting tables, or stocking shelves, that’s what the typical high school worker makes. Although it’s certainly not a career job, “it beats noth- ing as most say. Most of the teens work for spending money, although a few have car payments or are saving for college. Armstrong’s Finer Foods hires the most high school students. Other work places in town include Dairy Queen, The Movie Flouse, Carolyn’s, Archer Drug Store, M T Schlegel Company, and various bit serv- ices. Some of Archer’s youth even do work for the city. “It’s not a lot of money, said Dairy Queen's Julie Lowack, “but we don’t need that much right now. Besides, I want the experience for better jobs. We believe in working our way to the top ... Steven Schroeder, junior RIGHT: David Hamill waits with groceries for his customer to show him which car to put them in. TOP RIGHT: Angela Roberts types IRS forms in Kent Hansen’s CPA office. FAR RIGHT: James Browning ac- cepts a customer’s check as payment at Armstrong's Finer Foods. Other teens totally disagree. Some of us need more money, said Deanna Roy, a waitress at Carolyn’s. “We need to save for col- lege in addition to just spending money. A mere $ 3.35 is slave wages! Although a higher minimum wage was proposed in 1988, the measure Page sponsored by McMURRAY MACHINE WORKS 2900 Burk Road Wichita Falls, TX io opening
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ABOVE: She really thinks we're read- ing, laughs Gary Bates while taking it easy with a copy of Wuthering Heights. LEFT: Kristi Walker shows off her World War II cake complete with swastika and Adolf Hitler. Page sponsored by B H EXTERMINATION Route 2 Box 206 Wichita Falls, TX opening HI 9
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Page sponsored by STATE FARM INSURANCE Route 2 Box 183 Wichita Falls, TX LEFT: Jimmy Perry straightens jars of pickles on Armstrong's shelves. BELOW: Unwrapping and setting out lettuce is one of Mike Wilson's duties as another Arm- strong employee. LEFT: “That’s not on the menu!” says Dairy Queen worker Julie Lowack as she has her picture taken instead of receiving a drive-through order. opening 11
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