John H Reagan High School - Spur Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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SCHOOL Working students hod little time for anything else except work and classes. But they did have a roll of green, even though small at times. Whether work was necessary or just for the extra cash, more than a hundred students could be seen hurrying either at noon or immediately after school to that 2 p.m. or 6 p.m. job. Whether the money was used to buy that special hot rod or Malibu Classic, cars were a high priority. Party money, albums, and clothes were also high on the list. Places where students could be found working included grocery stores, restaurants, and business offices. Theaters, gas stations, and department stores were also a favorite money market. No matter what the reason for work, the student ended up a little more tired than his nonworking peer, but usualjg a lot better off, financially. (1) Delicia Scoti tokes o customer'» order at Taco Bell, a populor lunch time favorite. (2) Jeff Seed» trie» to look bu»y a» a Stocker at Foodland Super Market. (3) Cutting material i» one of many duties of Cothi Crawford ot Cloth World. (4) After school, Tisho Smith is a cashier ot Rylanders. After School — 23

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AFTER 22 — After School

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