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During a football game, Kelly Winters, Keith Fisher, Beth Bryant, Brandy Musgrove, Bob¬ by Johnson, Renee Reimer, and Ayden Com- elek show that they’re proud to be crabbers. Working on I senior pqRNKIenior Joe prepares ‘‘Freddie” for the finishing touches. jj Mfe g class, seniors David Mack and Walter Howerton work on a i,.b 1 I j I I 0UC)H1 I I AW mm EYETTES ■ JmammSilll . . October d iwW |r ' e - 4-or i ' ir ' g Ouiiaide 5enor Vorkri ,vv isfc Student Life — T, i
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Homework, tests, ana exams are an a part of student life, but students knew that school wasn’t just a place of teaching and learning. The many clubs, orgnizations, and teams gave the students a chance to do something other than just school work, whether they actually par¬ ticipated or just spectated. Pep rallies, spirit weeks, and homecoming were special to the students, but student life didn’t just live in and around the walls of the school. Students also had after school and or weekend jobs. Junior Eicky Powell is glad to hear the dismissal bell. -■ Student Life ■c msm SWII
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Work — Many Crabbers had an out¬ side job after school. There were several reasons for this. Some students wanted to help sup¬ port their families; others wanted to earn extra money so that they could spend it on lux¬ uries such as cars, stereos or whatever they might want. Some even volunteered to work in order to help the citizens of their community. Students soon found that working was not all “fun and games.” They learned that even though there were advantages to working, there were also disadvantages. Having a job after school often took time away from studies and Answering the phone, Mary Burcham works at Edward Knight’s campaign headquarters. So Soon? sometimes even affected grades. Additionally, at times, they were faced with not having - enough “free” time. Despite the disadvantages of working, students survived the sometimes pleasant and sometimes unpleasant ordeal, and in doing so learned just what the “working” world was like. Popular places to work in¬ cluded AMC theaters at , Newmarket North Mall, Chick-fil-A, Chi-Chi’s, and the | campaign headquarters of can¬ didates in the November election. Seniors Carmen White and Cindy Currie work at Wally Stieffen’s cam¬ paign headquarters. Juniors Chris Gott sets a table for customers at Chi-Chi’s. 12 — Students in the Community
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