Canton High School - Backtrackin Yearbook (Canton, SD)

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Many CHS'ers were employed by a variety of Canton businesses: Stockyards, Physicians Medical Center, Public Library, Town Country Lanes, Coupala Cafe, and many more. Part-time work gives students a chance to experience the responsibilities involved with a job. It also gives them a chance to develop skills in a particular area. Despite these advantages the number one reason students expressed for holding a job was the money! UPPER LEFT: Working as a dental assistant for Dr. Gordon Schulte is Dawn Wieczorek. UPPER RIGHT: Lisa Coleman and Larry Hawe carry out some grocery bags at A R LOWER LEFT. Employed at Witter's clothing and shoe store is Julie Tompkins. LOWER RIGHT: Jeff Ulmer does his job with vigor! 9

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Part-time Employment Foresees Opportunities UPPER RIGHT: Working at the retirement home is Brenda Trumbull. MIDDLE LEFT: Elaine Kampen found part-time employment at the Canton-Inwood Hospital. LOWER LEFT: Working at Haisch Pharmacy is Glennis Siverson. LOWER RIGHT: Dawn Buysman's friendly face is often seen helping customers at Haisch Pharmacy. 8

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UPPER LEFT: Working at the Canton Food Center is Randy Brenner. UPPER RIGHT: Stacy Severson puts some Shasta pop on the A R shelves. LOWER LEFT: Jim Coleman carried groceries at A R. MIDDLE RIGHT: Brian Severson serves you with a smile. LOWER RIGHT: Terri Trumm rings up another bill. 10