Flandreau High School - Flyer Yearbook (Flandreau, SD)

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Survey Shows 46 Per Cent Of Student Body Have Jobs In March the yearbook staff took a survey to find out how many stu- dents had part-time jobs. It was found that forty-six percent of the student body had jobs of one type or another. Common places that students worked were local grocery stores, cafes, gasoline stations, and a re- tirement home. Students, also, re- ported working in a video rental shop, baby-sitting, and on the farm. This survey indicated that students averaged eleven and one-half hours per week. They used their earnings for weekends, clothes, car ex- penses, and college. TOP: Amy Christensen writes up an order Her job at Good Times Video keeps Amy busy approximately eight hours a week ABOVE: Eric Zackrison takes time out from his work at Candy Cupboard, an area busi- ness. RIGHT: Ringing up a purchase on the cash register is Karla Rice. She works at Rexall Drug Store. Mrs. Lavonne Thomas works nearby. 8 Jobs

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TOP: Many students and faculty members join in the bonfire festivities. Some of these people are: Julie Lahr. Amy Petersen. Lance Koester. Greg Groos. Chad Hahn. Lisa Dun- can. Mike Hammer. Jennifer Loiseau. Janine Schaap. Katie Ramsdell. Kathy Gageby. Amy Ludeman. Jimmy Schaap. Aaron Schultz. Amy Doyle, and Jackie Hoisington. ABOVE: June Utech does her part in the Speech II skit presented at Little Orpheum. Homecoming 7

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TOP: Jertyn Kotan puts coffee cups away She works as a dishwasher at the Riverview Manor ABOVE: Tammy Caulfield prepares to wash dirty supper dishes. She works approximate- ly ten hours a week at the Manor LEFT: Pouring breakfast coffee for Mrs Doris Golic is Amy Petersen Mrs Mae LaBatte and Mrs. Viola Ellingson are next in line to be served. Amy works about 16 hours a week at the Manor. Jobs 9