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Job, school difficult combo coopin' it up Senior Mike McFarland gets a Mandarin orange sample ready for a hungry pa- tron at Blue Chip Cookies. [ [ = — m I doing this right? Senior Kelly McClosky gels ready for the Christmas rush by marking down teddy bears at Kay-Bee Toys. ■ an I help you? Senior Michelle Craig adds up a bill for her outside work experience job at House of Steno. Work only one aspect of school life, studies, activities make demands. Having a job can demand a lot of time, especially to a stu- dent who is trying to achieve in academics, maintain an active social life and balance extra- curricular activities with school. Many students work. Whether it be a receptionist, a cook at McDon- ald's or as a sale- sperson at the mall, jobs take time and effort. Even though a job may cut into so- cial time, It’s worth it, said senior Corey Wick. The exper- ience is important - everyone needs experience.” For sophomore Dania Murphy, it is difficult to bal- ance all her activities. She par- ticipated in JV volleyball and college prep classes, while working at Honey Treat Yogurt. My parents didn't like it too much,” she said, but I enjoy it a lot.” Grades can become a second priority, and many parents object to their kids not spending enough time at home. Having jobs as a teenager al- lows a variety of experiences which helps develop a wide range of skills. You find out what you really don't like to do now, instead of later on,” Wick said. He has had many jobs, in- cluding work at Long John Silver's and Girimonte’s. Wick is currently a referee for city league soccer teams. Part-time work teaches responsi- bility and commu- nication skills that are necessary for success in more permanent jobs and careers. I can relate to peo- ple better, Wick said. While jobs have advantages, there are disadvantages as well- The only thing I don’t like is working on Friday or Saturday nights,” said Murphy. I'd really rather be out with my friends then.” Elaine Keen JOBS
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rown baggin it Senior Kami Reville jokes with a customer as she bags groceries at Albert- son’s in the Mervyn's Center. hat a pair! Senior Melissa Kofford and junior Kari Kofford show some family cooperation. The sisters both work at Bechelli Cleaners. here s that mannequin? Junior Rachel Cheff selects up-and-coming fall fashions for a display at Ups 'n' Down. L J fJL JOBS
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