Lowell High School - Spindle Yearbook (Lowell, MA)

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The Working Class A large majority of high school students work part-time jobs during the school year. lt's no different here at LHS. To varying degrees, and for a variety of reasons, almost all of us do, or have held down a job. Many work to finance a college education, others to help out at home. But almost all part-time workers use a chunk of Thursday's check as spending money. High Schoolers need cash on hand for clothes, BK runs, concerts, and of course, the infamous 3 buck minimum each weekend night. Still other workers save to buy a car or stereo. Clockwise from top left: Sophia Kefaleas at Mossie'sg Debbie Perry and Ann Machado working at DeMoulasg Bank Teller Maria de Freitasg Dung H. Ta, computer programmerg Manuel Sequeira at Mac'sg center: Mimi Alberghene and Mike Carney at Rosenblum's Party Store. 16 3 , I , X Pix I f Ah xx, X rx I 1 -4 l 'ann Q- ,x vw ,,, fl hu ' K K Q Q. -si.. M.: F... wa- , mg, 1-. 'X . . V KTA .,