Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

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' We need money ' What are you doin ' tonight? Can ' t go out; I gotta work, is a com- mon statement made by students. Besides attending classes, many stu- dents work part-time in jobs ranging from fast foods to nurses aides. When asked why they work, students answered, MONEY ! I ' m going to school so I can get a job in a field that interests me, said Raianna Sacchetti, an employee at Watsons. Many times I wish I didn ' t have to work because I miss so many school activi- ties. Students interviewed stated that their jobs were necessary to help them through school. Measuring for the right shoe size is part of Lynne Laswell ' s job at Watson. Working her way through school, Susan Keefover is a part-time employee at General Nutrition Center. Jobs 23

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Graphics major Mike Sauro prepares a layout for a local business. Reaching for the top 40 record is Crystal Rogers, part-time employee at Camelot Music. 22 Jobs

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Area residents wait at the Republican headquarters in Fairmont for the election results to come in. While on campus Arch Moore was introduced to Kelly Carr, Miss West Virginia, by Greg Tinnell. Cindy Armstrong waits in line with other residents to get her check for working on the campaign to re- elect Jay Rockefeller. 24 Election