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Jobs supplement students' incomes The desire for independence, extra spending money or the need for work experience sent many students out to flood the job market. These jobs, many times, inadvertently affected the student's school performance. lim getting my first 'C' this year, said sophomore Mary Clark who waits tables at Raimondi's Pizza. While some struggle between homework and time clocks oth- ers find holding a part time job easy. What homework? I never have any, said senior Nancy Oldham who does sales, stock and cashiering at Karl's Toy Store at the Brea Mall. Others, like senior Gary Lindsy, find that a little burning of the midnight oil is necessary to juggle a college prep course load and a job. Lindsy, who stocks produce at Christian's Market says he must stay up late to complete his homework because he works late. Senior Carl Simon helps his parents with their travel agency. Simon has been doing this for the past six years. He sells airline tickets, cruise tickets and gives out general information. I travel frequently which disrupts my school work, said Simon. Others complain that their jobs don't allow them sufficient time for a social life. Senior Robyn Kavanagh claims the opposite to be her case. Kavanagh, who works customer service at Kentucky Fried Chicken claims her job doesn't give her enough time to study. Even if there is no time for a social life, if there is no time for homework, even if grades fall, all were in agreement that the money earned from these part-time jobs was well worth what- ever inconvenience the jobs caused. x. As part of her job senior Kim Studer congenially pushes a cart out of Alpha Beta for a customer, Studer works there as a box-person. 1. Working at Continental Cleaners junior Lee Miller sorts out incoming laundry. Miller enjoys the extra money her part-time job brings in. theme - ll
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Fine Arts survives budget cuts I. Junior Lisa Schmit listens intently to drama teacher Susan Payer-Stauter during rehears- als for the fall production of Our Towny' Schmit was cast as a member ofthe church choir. 2, Band member Steve Tustin plays Over the Rainbowy' during the homecoming halftime festivities. It was the first time that the band was able to wear its new uniforms. I2 - theme ll'
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