Ashtabula High School - Dart Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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ls Your Employment an Asset or a Liability Mau fum tudents here held many dif- ferent jobs for many differ- ent reasons. Most averaged 10-25 hours a week and admitted their jobs provided barely enough money for dates and gas. Some saved money in college funds, and others had the added expense of owning a car. Junior Tracy Scheanon admitted she worked sole- ly for the money and spent her sala- ry pretty much as she pleased. Doug Andes had the usual ex- penses of a high school student, but 22 Jobs at ll iv inn he also enjoyed working in the fam- ily business and may continue in the field. I like helping out the family, he said. Paul Hogle had always been interested in the business world. He enjoyed working, even under two different employers. He claimed, It's not difficult as long as I keep the personalities straight. Desiree Knox will do your lettering and sell you sporting goods at Massacci's. She has been employed there since her freshman year. After school hours, Tracy Scheanon stands ready to take your order with a cheerful smile and manner. She was hired by Wendy's in May. Paul Hogle has worked in the world of paint for three years. He was also vice- president of an ice cream business this past summer. Installing glass is easy when you ask Doug Andes how. He had worked in the family business of E 81 J Auto glass since seventh grade. 3 ,Z,, alll--il E