Choctawhatchee High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Fort Walton Beach, FL)

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Billy Haitian uarkt hard to hag groceriet for Food World. Tritha Greens fills yet another medium Coca-Cola at Chick-Fil-A. More and more students each year are get- ting jobs throughout the school year. Students are taking on the responsibility of having a job for several reasons. Some students have a job in order to pay for col- lege, while others pay for their clothes or a car. Most students have jobs working in fast-food restaurants or at grocery stores. Others, however, have gotten jobs at a newspaper or other business firm. Some have also been able to go straight into a good job im- mediately after school because of special skills or talents. — Rebecca Levin Sherry Kittle tcorkt fast in the express lane. Working Students 19

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WORKING STUDENTS Jeff Dorr prepares to make 31 different ice cream cones, especially chocolate-chip mint. Wendy Murphy enjoys her job as a cashier.

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ROCK GROUPS OF THE '80's Hock and Roll has changed through the years. It started off soft and harmonious and went through many different styles. Now all these rock styles are happening at once, and many of the old songs are being remade by newer groups. Many of the new rock groups, as well as old, have banded together for a special cause, the starving people in Africa. They formed supergroups like “Band Aid” and “U.S.A. for Africa” and on July 13, 1985, they held two super rock concerts on two continents, called “Live Aid.” Phil Collins made his mark in history by performing at ! oth of them. All the money they made from the albums and concerts went to help the people in Africa. — Jeanne Pitts Madonna became hoi on the rock scene in '84 u ith her album, “Like a Virgin. She is teen here performing at “Lire Aid.” 112 originated in Ireland and it jutl now becoming popular in the United States. 20 Rock (Groups of the '80 s