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

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Ronnie Russ helps out a customer in Winn Dixie. For Working CHS Students Day In And Day Out It's BUSINESS BEFORE PLEASURE Where does your paycheck go? Cars 24% Dates 17% Clothes 29% Savings 12% College 3% Other 15% Many students at CHS have part- time iobs after school. Amone the students surveyed a surprising 79% of 1 work to have money so I don't have to ask my parents ail the time. If not working I would be goofing off or maybe studying. I enjoy working at Winn Dixie because 1 like meeting people. them liked their jobs and only 9% didn't. 12% were undecided. Most students got jobs to have some extra money. Some were forced by their parents to get out of the house and do something. Whatever their reasons for working, CHS students put the money they earned to good use. Many students were asked what would they be doing if they didn't have a job. D.J. Bray would be relaxing. Todd Taylor would be spending more time with Jacki Ostrowski. Dinky Hethcox, Brian Balboni, and Jeff Cail would be doing something inexpensive because of lack of funds. Yes, it's obvious, part-time jobs were a good thing for CHS students. 25

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Joel Rudd will do anything to get out of work. Earl Cooke gives a customer change. Amanda Holley has had a rough day. Would you believe she charged Mrs. Lovett $24.00 for six cups of yogurt?

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GETTING THERE WAS HALF THE FUN Has been tardy for the following reasons: When I woke up this morning my poor little kitten was stuck in our pool's skimmer. I left school. Too slow getting vocabulary words. Cutting the fool. Caught by the train. At CHS most of the activities were well chaperoned and super- vised by the teachers. However, in one area of school life, it seemed impossible for the ad- ministrators and teachers to come out ahead. No matter what was done, no matter how hard the administrators tried, stu- dents still managed to be tardy to class. Teachers were required to monitor the halls and keep records of tardies in their grade books. Every three tardies to the same class had to be reported to the office. But the task seemed insurmountable. Most students. approximately 50%, made no ex- cuses for their tardies. However, according to a study of tardy slips, the most popular excuse was in the bathroom, followed closely by getting my books. A few students reported locker jamming as their reason for tar- diness, and some honestly ad- mitted to sleeping late. Car trouble, helping a teacher, and sick were popular favor- ites. At Chipley High it was pretty obvious to everyone, that getting there was half of the fun. Many people at CHS worry about being tardy to class, but last year I had over fifty tardies and never once had any problems. Even with our new principal's reorganization of the tardy system, nothing has been said about chronic tardiness. 1 .L. Anissa Jennings and Byron Western give each other the five. Tony Daniels makes his way to the Tiger Den. Chip Lee Tiger is really impressed by Chipette. 26 • i