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Life sometimes seems tike a never-ending spinning wheel of hustle and bustle. This chaos is no dtjjcrent in the lives of the students of LHS. With the heavy load of academics, clubs, sports, and other extra- curricular adivtlus, some students decide to give up what little free time they have left to hold down a job. The reasons for work in' for a livin ' can be anything from seeking independence to saving money for i allege. But one thing is for sure, whatever the job is. it is taken se- riously by the person who does it. Tor a high school student, a job can be anything from babysitting to working at McDonald's, each taking effort and di - termination. It helps you take on responsibilities, but it laker up a lot of time,’' stated Senior Crystal Inboden. Other reactions to the working world aren't so pleasant. I hate it.' moaned Kimykoi Riley. You're overworked and underpaid! No matter what the reaction to the work A Different World load, jobs do give foreshadowing to the future working world. The people of the community should be proud of the working students of Logan High School. Hats Off!!! Working at a grocery nan tan he challenging. Bagging gncerui n ml one af th, many la ill Heath Conner perform while working. 6 Vftona Altic, Tonya Fisbtr
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Mum ii the international language, itatei German exchange undent Tima Grosser. lasgan't oun Kelly Kuhn util tourney to Belgium at an exthange iluJent through the Rotary International Youth Exthange She util hate left in Augutt of 1988 and it ay a year It util he like taking my senior year Her again, uithout the t redit1' Kelly Hated Belgium n a fairly small t»untry (about the tile of the Hate of Maryland) and n a key Hone of the French %peaking nations U hen asked uhat or u ho m luen,ed her detinont of hetommg an exthange Undent the re find. Jen Rente ttk really mfluent ed me. and if I plan l• Hath math or language. I need the experteme Kelly li the firtt exthange Undent at I.US time Kelly Hutchison in 9 6. i
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Sijny teenagers gel their first fob at McDonalds Utre. Hetty Jo Myers quickly hands out change to keep the ‘fact in fast food. The library u a pla e many studenti go when rn need of a kf»d Jor a report. Downer. Stewart Dewey goes to the library everyday to shelj kooks and do many other needed iaskf Not many Undents get the opportunity to Icork omeuhere that is uncommon. Fancy Plants employee Toni Moore works diligently to complete a basket arrangement. Dishing up in i ream can be fun. Shake Shoppe employee Jenny (riUogty dishes up some pumpkin ice cream for an anxious customer Opening
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