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Although part-time jobs do provide them with money, as well as new friends, much needed sleep. responsibilities and confidence, Yet, high school students The Working Class must continue to work, and continue make several sacrihces in to Spend, I5 it worth it? That order to successfully work a depends upon the individual, job into their Schedules. A job Some students are able to does indeed take its toll on a make it work, while others student's social life and remain parentally funded schoolwork, and in some throughout high school. But cases denies a student participation in sports and Clockwise from top: Bob Violette at his job on the slopes, Debby Causey at Brook'sg Julie Ann Logiudice at the Pewter Potg Sue Stiefel at the salad bar, Ana Machado at WOTW, 900 AM, Nashua, center: Irene Gletzakos at Jordan Marsh. either way, we salute the Working Class at LHS. Q l' 'W' K ff' V .. Jhwaiuan. ,uf I I .J ,Q '
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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 .,
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