Emmerich Manual High School - Ivian Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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JUNIOR SHERRY COX assists a customer while on the job at Drug Palace. SENIOR JAENELL McKINNEY takes an order from a waiting customer. ■ tin V - ' an- i ' - M f « ■ 4j . SENIOR DAWN BILYOU prepares to hand a customer his dinner at her after- school job. SENIOR RHONDA QUINLEN straightens shoes at her job at the Fayva Shoe Store. Student Jobs 15

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Redskins on the Job Workin for a livin ' became a popular theme for many Redskins this summer. For some, working the hot summer months provided enough money for a few luxuries. For others, a job became a familiar part of their lives along with jug- gling their homework obligations and after-school activities. Work- ing and attending school caused a few problems for Manual students. Senior Stacy Pinner supported this, saying, It gets very difficult at times trying to shift my time be- tween school and work. The best way I ' ve found to handle it is to take one day at a time and to go by a daily schedule. Fast food positions were popular among ' Skin workers because of the ease of scheduling around ex- tra-curricular activities. Others pre- ferred to work at retail stores as stock personnel or cashiers. What- ever way ' Skins passed their time over the summer and throughout the year, for many, it was a year of working for good old minimum wage. SENIOR JANE ROBERTS adds up a hungry customer ' s order at a southside McDonalds. 14 Student Jobs

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STUDENTS FROM A sophomore English class listen intently to a presentation by a representative at Eli Lilly. MISS CAROLYN GRIFFIN, English teach- er, and Mr. Phillip Muller of Eli Lilly discuss the students ' progress in a Partnership pro- gram. SOPHOMORES KIM MADISON and Ra- chel Griffith discuss what they have learned in the Partnership experience. 16 Partners in Education