Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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Student Life 15

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Experience Through Work Working after school is a daily routine for most high school stu- dents. Students work for several reasons, one of which is economic need. College bound students need to save for tuition. Others whose parents are laid off work to supply money for their families. Some work solely for extra spending money, buying tapes, clothes, and fuel. A few students work to gain experi- ence for future career goals. Maintaining a job has pay-offs. Besides earning money, working gives a person a sense of responsi- bility. When working, a person learns the importance of being punctual. A person must be compe- tent and aware of his or her duties. A person also learns how to handle pressure and to deal with stressful situations. Working, thus, may also be a growth experience. 1. Senior John Myers bags groceries at Giant Eagle on a busy evening, patiently waiting to punch out. 2 Tracy Rowe takes time to look at the cam- era while sweeping the floor at Burger King. 3. Mike Ray gets the fries ready for selling. 4. Anita Frederick carefully bags groceries at Giant Eagle. 14 Student Life

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 . Cheri Doyle and Lynette Cox enjoy each other's company. 2. John Noggy expresses the effects of the cafeteria lunch. 3. Shawn Bobak, Dan Skelly. and Scott Norris seem to be on a no-lunch diet. 4. Bob Rose and Brandy Williams eat lunch as Mick- ey Hearn and Dave Meachum watch. 5. Cindy Ramsey has a good laugh. 6. Dave Albert. Larry Clark, and Dave Osbourne express their true selves. 16 Student Life