Newton South High School - Regulus Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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333335 I can't go out with you Satur- day night. I have to work. Have you heard that one before? Each year the yearbook includes sec- tions focusing on the extracurri- cular activities offered at New- ton South. We discuss sports and clubs, but we fail to mention a top ranking after-school activ- ity - jobs! Over half of the Newton South students work after school and on weekends at places like Purity Supreme, Heartland, and Brigham's. Oth- er people make dough at Papa Gino's. Some students are in- volved in South's work-study programs where they can obtain on-the-job training while also making money. There are many areas which offer work-study ex- perience: the house offices, the life skills center, the nursery school and the library. Students work for many rea- sons, but most want either extra pocket money to pay for gas and datesfl or they want a head- The joy of working at Heartland I .Ill dbh: Q, 249'- '55 A-slr 1-P - llllllll , O QQ- ' start on their college funding. Whatever the reasons, after school jobs have become as much a part of our lives as homework! if, Ll 11' 41p Nikki Lottor rings it up at P.S. Sarah Goldstein takes a break between showings at the Academy Cinema in Newton 22 Center.

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David Jaffe, along with several other Newton South students, works him! 1 i Ln 'K ins- .N 9sG W' The look of exasperation . . . 'dl .Jeff Saret happily counts the profits at the Countryside Pharmacy. 23