Jersey Village High School - Falcon Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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While standing in the Randall's parking lot, Aaron Spedden talks with a customer. Sustaining a job is hard these days, but the time and ef- fort pays off in the end. - David Grier. EdMoare, Todd Beebee, and Brad Dundas discuss the life of a Randall's sacker. Employee of Pam's Hallmark Shoppe, Patti Williamx, spends a slow day dusting shelves and polishing brass. job market Randall's good day. checker, Amy LaChausse, wishes a customer a s n X l i ., er,e, I ,M i A fr V V I x :- p

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German Berbel indulges in scuba diving and having a great time. .. -ni Y- ,. Rocky Martinez sits in geometry Mr. Denmkon enjoys his windsurfing. devoting her thoughts to Mrs. Fit- zgerald's lecture. playtime sports

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orking hard for money Working patiently, Ed Edgar at- tempts to sell a bike to his customer. This is one of his many duties as an employee of the Schwinn Bike Shop. fb Q Q lease, the Gold Duster pleaded, surely you can afford to buy just one package of cheese. No, you have to buy cheese from me first, demanded the junior. But then you won't have enough for the magazine I am going to sell you, shouted the senior. You have just heard the we-need-money phantoms as they prey on their next victim. Does the conversa- tion sound familiar? Whether we like it or not, going to high school gets more expensive each day. With all the money needed to feed our school and the extra things that go along with it, it is almost impossible to live without a job. The majority of students began their working career when they were freshmen or sophomores. Many students, like these, worked several days a week to help pay for their school expenses as well as personal expenses. Beth Allen worked a six-hour week at Tinsley's Chicken. Troy Ducote also worked at Tinsley's. Rhonda Stegent worked four nights a week at Steak and Ale. Suzanne Mathis worked three nights a week at Thom McAn. Crystal Williams worked in Kinney's Shoe Store in Willowbrook Mall. Her brother Gary Williams work- ed at another shoe store right next to Kinney's called Butlers. juan Gutierrez was employed with a Construction Company. Marcelo Lencina put in several hours a week at Kroger food store. Shuana Stell, David and jeff-Iones, and Sandy Hen- son all enjoyed working together at Hill Country Sausage and Bar-B-Que. j. johnson, Lori Clay and Richard and Lewis Gibbs also worked together. They worked at North- west Village Cinema Six. These were only a small portion of our working students. There were a number of others as well, and you would often see them driving straight to work right after a full day at school. At Menchaca's, Susan Creel talks with a customer. Arranging a display of stuffed animals, Debbie Slavin spends another working day at Pam's Hallmark Shoppe. job market