J J Pearce High School - Mustang Yearbook (Richardson, TX)

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ttoo M ali: ff In the hall during break, junior principal Mr. Travis Sharp talks to sophomore Ann Hicks and junior Ioann Schriner about their volunteer work at Richardson Medical Center. lCrawfordl l Iunior Nancey Littleton and sophomore After a busy night of volunteer work at Michelle Marcus pick up some last-minute Medical City Dallas, sophomore Katie Iewett homework to do while volunteering at findsaquiet place to study.lCravvfordl Richardson Medical Center. ICrawford1 44 X Student Life - Volunteering

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M aww. elping others A hard job without pay I always feel I am an important part of the staff. Like many hospitals, Medical City exists because of its volunteers. Also, every day I meet someone new, and I can help them in some way, sophomore Katie jewett said. Volunteering was one way that students could get involved in the community and gain personal satisfaction by helping others. Sophomore Lara Darden worked at Reagan-Bush office registering voters before the election. I think it is real- ly important for all Americans to register to vote in order to have their voices heard in the government. The more people that are registered, the more our government will be represented by the people rather than by government bureaucrats, she said. As with other jobs, the work the volunteers' did varied. Some volunteers were there to cheer someone or just listen to other peo- ple's problems, while others worked at a hospital delivering flowers, answering questions at the informa- tion desk, or helping in maternity. By volunteering, the students could work without being sixteen. I was not old enough to work and I wanted to get into medicine, sohomore Ann Hicks said. Although the volunteers enjoyed their work, it would be nice to be able to do my homework before Sun- day night, Ann said. In addition to school work, extra activities con- flicted with volunteering. Lara had to give up tennis on the weekends and Ann said, I have band contests on Saturday mornings, and I have to rearrange all my activities. While many students were working for money so they could go to the movies or on a big date, the volunteers were also putting in extra time but they were not being paid. This time was valuable to the volunteers who used it to help others. lLilleyl During the year some students enjoyed work- ing as volunteers. Sophomore Lara Darden helped out at the Reagan-Bush campaign. fPellerinl ..... . . a QW.,-f ' 'A' ,I ..,, my I Life f 45