Flemington High School - Memories Yearbook (Flemington, WV)

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T ro©s MOcVcrQ Graveyard Shift Above: Suds up to her e - bows Dora Holliday washes dishes getting ready for the Prom. Right: May I take your order? Several students found that working outside school, like Mary Scar- berry, provided extra cash. Making money and making friends are two of the good points about having an after school job; but is it worth the time, energy and grades when they are stuck working THE GRAVEYARD SHIFT? Working juniors and seniors shared their views on the ad- vantages and disadvantages of holding down a part-time job. Q. What do you like most and least about working? A. David Davis, Kroger's, jr. I like the money and meeting new people the most. The least-the time involved. A. Kim Saltis. Hardees, sr. I like the employees, but I dis- like cleaning up the place. You wouldn't believe the messes you can find in a restaurant. Q. How has working compli- cated your life? A. Lisa Murphy, salesclerk, sr. It cut into my activities, yet I have spending money. A. Tina Workman, salesclerk, sr. It brought down my grades because of the long hours and I don't have time for other activities. Q. How do you balance work, school and fun? A. Karen Bolton, Hardees, jr. I plan around my work schedule. A. Vickie Ball, yard work, soph. I can do my job whenever I want, it isn't hard to do other things. Q. How does working affect your grades? A. Andy Bowers. McDonald's sr. It hurts them. It takes a way from study time. A. Mary Scarberry Taco Villa, sr. Who wants to stay up all night studying after you've been working. Q. What advice would you give to a friend who is going to get his or her first job? A. Duane Elsey. McDonald's sr. Be polite and on time.

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Whether it's working out- side in the cold or typing inside the warm building, both Mr. Ira Marks and Tina Ball made FHS run a little smoother. Below: All smUes in spite of the rush- ing, Mrs. Mary Ann Lay- man gets ready to clean up after lunch. Ole. Senior Lisa Murphy gets her fill of Mexican food every night she works at the Toco Villa.