Chipley High School - Paw Prints Yearbook (Chipley, FL)

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TOP LEFT: Danny Ray weighs bananas. TOP RIGHT: Kyle Bush bags groceries. LEFT: Susan Wood and Pam Clark take an order at Beef mas- ter. ABOVE: Karen Vickery rings up an order at TG Y. -'1 H r ' s i mwwx ■him PART-TIME ! I

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The search for experience and financial independence inevitably led to the part- time job. Our already hectic schedules were further complicated by part-time work after school, at night, on week- ends. or just when v could grab it. These busy times forced us to decide which things were most important. At times we cancelled dates, missed school activities, or sacrificed weekend fun in order to earn a few dollars. We some- how sandwiched in a little studying and snatched a few nights of much needed sleep. That check on pay day lifted our spirits, boosted our pocketbooks. and renewed us with the energy needed to keep on part-timing it. TOP RIGHT: Jenny Alford works hard at Al- ford's Insurance Agency. ABOVE: Ken Gainer stacks meat at IGA. RIGHT: Tamas Rebel dis- plays his latest albums at WBGC. IO PA RT-TI ME

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A day at CHS engaged numerous activi- ties. Our chat sessions were approxi- mately five minutes apart, thus we broke our necks rushing from one class to another. On the more peaceful side, at lunch it resembled nap time” at the nearby nursery school, everyone lounged out on the front lawn. Various people drifted from group to group to catch the stretched versions of the same story. Although they were chaotic, these were the best of the times of our lives. RIGHT: Forest Bowen enjoys the sights. BELOW: Ralph Masker models the glasses”. TOP CEN- TER: Sandy Nelson relaxes. TOP RIGHT: Wes- ley Sapp. Martha Barfield, and Andy Compton pose for a picture. CENTER: Michelle Brown and Mary Pat Hartzog gossip. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sion Alford does not believe it. 12 STUDFNT LIFE