Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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BUSINESS CAREERS Chang Ho Kim mans the phone. Every student at LHS must make the decision concerning whether work- ing a part-time job will be personally beneficial to them. Many people choose to work because they have free time and hence a need for money. Oth- ers make the same decision as they begin saving money for trips, cars, or college. Students at LHS commonly are found working at locations in the center of town. Baskin-Robbins, Brighams, and Theatre Pharmacy are all popular choices and readily hire high school stu- dents. Further away are positions at the Burlington Mall or at Stop Shop. Students who are able to experience working at the high school level put behind them much-needed experience that they will be thankful for later in ‘‘real-life’’ businesses and careers, whether or not they pursue a college degree. Working is an experience which all high-school students endure, whether it be in a real life situation job or merely keeping up high academic standards and grades within the sys- tem. John Kurtz hams it up at Theatre Pharmacy. How should I know which aisle oatmeal isin? |(MIDDLE) Ed Hutchinson is ready for business at Baskin-Robbins. Ws

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Yearbook photographers catch junior Addie Spencer during a pensive moment. “Believe it or not | do understand ... ” Francie Zolot and Liz Gaudet coyly eye the men of their choices. 11

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Jamie Yales knows her beauty products well. ae Ee oe bt Asset xed Enabelh THEATRE PHARMACY EXTRA 5 7 OFF ALL CASH PURCHASES MAKE SOMEONE SPECIAL HAPPY WITH SOME FRESH CUT FLOWERS ONLY 199 ee Oo ny : . . Five percent off all purchases? Would you like your ham and eggs upside-down or right-side up? 13