Noblesville High School - Shadow Yearbook (Noblesville, IN)

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Students worked toward future occupations, saved money for college or spending money; but no job was worth getting a gun stuck to your head M from the store Thr rnhhrr kc niif nf thr movifs, s.iirl Chuck man irash H ry I liken I ' jcrl the qim fn rnntinn rmplnvrps onto the floor ' n ' out o( the store liiffman called the I ' diii l.ewib from l.apel and I with Huffman that niyht i dl Kentucky Kned Chicken for ten ting a yuti stuck to your head. said On thr )ob at Burger ' s Dairy Store, l.lta Montgomery ( ' 82) concentrated nn haqglnq qriKerlrs for n Nohletville customer Monrv un ; the motivator for students geftinq p.irt timr jobs dur iier and after school Janet Will. Hut for a year and a half Piiftv houri was a ! dcnfice Newman made in Saturday nights. 3am was not an unu -i - Brian Unger ( ' 84) held down two jobs, one at Danl - market, and the other as a veterinarian ' s assistant He ha with animal operations for three and a half years Students worked in many different fields Jobs helped train U i their future occupations, money for college education, or )usi provided extra s[n ' nflinti mnnry They worked at everything from office cleaning ' ind busing dishes to scoopin ice I -.1 n , 1 BhBB B ' l I. r ' h 3 1833 03543 1458

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i Getting up eeirly is difficult for most people, especially during the summer. Jonelle Tomlinson ( ' 83) takes advantage of the break between summer school classes to catch up on her sleep. (Bardach photo)

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