Lees Summit High School - Reflector Yearbook (Lees Summit, MO)

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Easy oney Have you ever felt the need for a lit- tle extra cash for the luxuries in life, such as a car, gas, dates, and clothes? Well, many students have and are de- ciding to do something about it. These ingenious highschoolers are getting jobs. Of course, there are sacrifices to be made. Missing out on after school activities, inability to participate in sports, lack of sleep, interference with homework, and not going out with friends on the weekends, are only some of the inconveniences exper- ienced by the employed. lf one is looking for work there are a variety of choices. lf one has a fantas- tic body, and is in decent shape, he or she might be able to get a job at Sum- mit Nautilus. If one doesn't mind the monotony of saying, Hello may I take your order pIease? , or flipping ham- burger patties, he could get a job at one of the many fast food joints. Food Barn, K-Mart, and Thriftway, are for those who enjoy making nice orderly stacks of products. For the outdoorsy type, the Mill features a lawn and gar- den shop. AII in all, there are a wide variety of jobs one can apply for. Now that you have decided whether to work or not to work, the hard part comes . . . getting hired. Debra Fulhngton and Nancy Conroy take a break during a lull in the afternoon at Brown's Chicken. Jobs! I 3