Grafton High School - Re Echo Yearbook (Grafton, WV)

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'T% Debbie Boyce is employed at the Grafton City Hospital. Mike Dickey works pan-time at Heck's. Judy Haines is also an employee at Heck's 1 ,1 i; Donnie Morgan earns his money at the Dairy Mart. STUDENT EMPLOYMENT — 19

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Student Employment Teresa Shaw is straightening clothes while working at Heck’s. During the school year many students arc employed in various part-time jobs in the evenings after school, or on weekends. Working part-time helps the student gain experience that is needed when they take on full-time employment. The extra money that a student earns helps their parents with expenses that have risen so much in the last few years. It also encourages the student to handle their own money and spend it wisely. Sometimes it’s hard to get homework finished and study for tests, especially if you work long hours. Sophomore Melanie Snyder works Tuesdays and Thursdays at Beverly’s Restaurant. Meeting people and getting experience is what she likes most about her job. She dislikes the pay. Junior George Cassell is employed at the Garden Fresh. He said, It’s hard to get homework done, but I like the bread.” Dave Posey, freshman, does odd jobs around his neighborhood like mowing grass and raking leaves. Since he only works about three hours each day he has plenty of time to do homework. He likes meeting people and it’s good exercise. Burl Shaffer is employed by Heck’s 18 — STUDENT EMPLOYMENT

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TOP RIGHT Boys at GHS enjoy their lunch in the cafeteria. BOTTOM LEFT: Donna Moran, Johnna Jenkins, and Steve Endcrle hang around in the classroom BOTTOM RIGHT Many students work in class while others just hang around. 20 —CANDIDS