Bacone College - Warrior Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

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orkmg V chool Cattieman sl? Penney 5? Long John Silver s? What were Bacone students doing at these places this year? Cattieman s had not become the new hangout and neither was Penney s the new place to meet on the weekends before a night ou These Bacone students were at work Working became almost an obsession for some students this year New businesses that opened up such as Arrowhead Mali were immediately flooded with applica tions from college students iooking for part time work After classes many students would rush for their cars so as not to be tate for work again Weekend pians were yuggled at the last minute to fit in those few extra hours your boss requested you to put in Students that held jobs had less time for studies. In some cases this affected school work and grades. Other students found that surprisingly working helped their school performance Since working l study more then I used to. l have to squeeze it in even more. Because l don thave all night to do homework I don t put it off l get it done said Laura Adams freshman Pine Bluff r . Why with the hassles that could be caused by holding a job did so many students have them? ln most cases the benefits far outweighed the disadvantages. Many students found that they enjoyed meeting new people through their jobs A new sense of responsibility and confidence were gained. Maybe the best benefit was the paycheck. Most used the money to pay for school or just general living expenses. So, whether it was for the enjoyment, or ultimately for the money, many students decided to become one of the working ciass this year. By Justin Forbes and Jacinda Lane t. 3 ,,.., Li,i 4 , ' A to A ierair r tl 1 fit' Ee V it tttr r ge, 4 P 4 1 M Z1 r ,fe '!e,,gf, 1 , ,, It if an ar ty m f,- L t , Z 5 r 'gg 'Za M ft' 1 4 it r n rrr frrl ,K - , I X ,.f,- Q I' r in ' it MZ'htf'1 r' .irr r trr. e if i ,,,i, . ' L ,,,, 2 f f- 71 W ,,,, s ' Mg ,rtl ,i r1- ,I V f 14 A M Ag AL., , V so ,,Vz g .

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That s Right Girl! Trying to keep peace and order in Posey Hall Ms, T makes sure that all runs smoothly during the day, What Did You Say? Students in Poloke-Boseri Posey and McCoy felt it necessary to have representation for their dormitories. Did You Sign ln? Making sure that everyone signs in, Paula Locust keeps an eye on the lront desk, ,wi- 4. , is . it .ggicont ag J gg?