Big Sky High School - Sunrise Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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I 'sv said Langlas, Big teacher, speaking schools working class - those with about after school jobs. Langlas said jobs are very beneficial for Big Sky who take advantage of the availability. It takes up the spare time the kids would be spending at home watching television or doing nothing at all, he added. Some students work to pay off a new car, to save money to further thier education at college, or just to have a little extra spending money. Working at McDonald's gives me flexible hours so I still have time for my extra cirricular activities, but I have the ex- tra spending money I need. Said senior Rene Thibodeau. Others say it is difficult to have a job and go to school at the same time. It makes it hard to get involved ir1 sports, other programs, and to study for school. The majority of BSH students work in fast food restraunts or grocery stores. The hours are flexible and the jobs are numerous. Most fast food restraunts hire high school students because they usually don't have any full time employees. Having a job teaches students to be more responsible and to manage the money they earn, said Langlas. This is all essen- tial to them when they graduate from high school and go out on thier own. Working can be strenuous at times but it teachw some very valuable, and beneficial lessons, said Langlas. KEEPING UNEMPLOYMENT FILES - Senior Tammy Anton keeps herself busy by organizing files at the Mon- tana State Employment Service, vvbere sbe nas been employed oft and on for the past tvvo years. Students on Jobs - 27

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