New Haven High School - Mirage Yearbook (New Haven, IN)

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Junior Joe Kleinrichert ' s job responsibilities include mal ing deliveries to New Haven area residents tor a neighborhood drug store. BULLE QGB Do TH£iR HAMBURGER Gl No matter how long the working day may seem, Senior Jane Bayse still manages to cheertully serve a hamburger dinner. To obtain money via a paycheck, students began job hunting and found as many different types of jobs as there were individual talents. Training for future occupations resulted as students chose part-time jobs similar to their intended fields of endeavor. A few secured full time jobs during the summer and after high school as a result of their part- time experience. For many students, after school hours and weekends meant earning a few more dollars. Pumping gasoline, running a cash register, and stocking grocery shelves were all familiar sights around New Haven. Others earned money as baby sit- ters, or by assuming other responsi- bilities not usually considered jobs. When asked why they worked, stu- dents often replied, To break the monotony of school, and To earn money for college expenses. Others thought that working gave them good experience in dealing with people. Jobs and vocations — 13

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Senior Mike Guenther hurriedly stamps new prices on pop bottles as part ot his duties as a stockboy. a7Qnb ir iG Odd jobs, such as weighing candy, comprise Pam Okuly ' s duties as a store clerk. Senior Kay Minich accurately rings up totals on a cash register as part ot her duties at her after-school job. 12 — Jobs and vocations

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