Meadowbrook High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Working Along Life’s Road

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SHIER | SATE RNR Ee - Today’s World... A Working World Life is a long time. It consists of many years and many days. Those many years and days hold a lot of work in many different shapes and forms. Each different type of work has its own purpose. Students spend the first 18 years of their lives in school to prepare themselves to lead the community. They go to school to lay the mental ground work that will be used in future jobs. The youth of today will be the leaders of tomorrow. This is a very trite statement, but it is quite true. With a future like that ahead, one can’t afford to go in with cold feet. Most high school students have jobs working in stores around the community. This way, they get a first hand look along with experience before it is totally up to them. The students working in the community make up a large part of its working force and without them, many stores would be at a big disadvantage. The enrichment and betterment of students and community is gained, thus both are better prepared for the coming future. Who's winning, Pete—you or the cards? Sleeping on the job again, Cathy? For the latest on heel and sole news, talk to Donald Nelms. What's your bag? Lisa’s is testing the freshness of bread! Linda Woods seems to like this aspect of her job. Community Involvement—7