Bishop Luers High School - Accolade Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Jen Nix is out spending her money again as Kelly Host rings her up. tlOMli '

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€UeRYBODY ' S WORKinC FOR THC WGGK-GMD Loverboy Working at the mall. Babysitting. Life-guarding. Mowing the lawn. Giving piano lessons. Flipping burgers. Painting. Jobs are (unfortunately) as numerous as individual personalities. From the Queens of retail to the Kings of the lawns, there is a job for everyone. But being a full time student is already a full time job, so why work? Good question. Here are some answers: 1. to pay for my new stereo 2. because my parents make me 3. to buy clothes 4. to go out on dates 5. to pay off my car 6. to have money of my own 7. to pay for Spring Break 8. to put gas in my car 9. to gain some responsibility 10. to pay off my dad 11. to be able to buy the things I want 12. to earn money 13. to get out of the house 14. to avoid my homework 15. to save for college 16. because I don ' t have anything else to do 17. to help pay the tuition bill Karen Jackson tries to look busy behind the register at Fox

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i £ oj AAMlias OH those romantics!! Yes, those hopeless romantics!! Those romantics who are hopelessly romantic or roman- tically hopeful. Hopefully not to ro- mantic, and romantically, not too hopeful. Now, when it comes to hope, romance plays a big part and hope plays a large part in romance. Of course, hoping for romance or romanc- ing for hope can turn you into a hope- less romantic or a romantic hopeful. Our advice is not to get too romantic when it comes to hope, and most defi- nitely, don ' t be too hopeful when it comes to romance. Tom Rodak and Wendy Taiar: