North Fort Myers High School - Lance Yearbook (North Fort Myers, FL)

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X r g g X 5 , X rr 1. , V A' ,- f E 1' -t l, . 3, I vi 'i I X ' 1 A W X, AW. . lc: X The Reol World of Lobor After o long hord, mind-boggling doy ot school, North High Red Knights would hove reolly opprecioted being oble to go home, eot, wotch television, ond toke o nop. For mony, thot luxury wos not offordoble. A Iorge percentoge of North's students found it necessory to hold jobs in oddition to cop- ing with their school responsibilites. Most students' jobs were considered port-time employment. They included working ot fost-food restouronts, conve- nient STOFGS, deportment stores, super- morkets, discount stores, shoe stores, cord shops, ond in offices. ' Noturolly, Red Knights would hove preferred hoving free time for more en- joyoble octivities like going to the beoch, the movies, or to wild porties, but in order to porticipote in those octivities, they need- ed money. Over holf of the student body ot North High wos working by the time they were in the eleventh grode. Poychecks voried occording to the type of employment, the employer, number of Becky Freed Dovid Frogge Amy Goge Victor Gentile John Godwin Alex Gron Tommy Gront Koren Green Keith Green Kenneth Green Timothy Greene Lorri Greer John Griffin Koren Grim Kimberly Grise Scott Grissom Jeffrey Gully Jomes Hogie Rebecco Hond hours worked ond, occosionolly, omount of commission on items sold. Students who worked in fost-food restouronts usuolly eorned minimum woge ond received o roise every few months. Coshiers ot locol supermorkets generolly eorned o higher hourly rote thon minimum woge. A few Red Knights received tips by working os woitresses in restouronts. Wherever they worked, North's students worked hord, ond were dependoble employees in the reol world of lobor. Sophomores Colleen Gollogher Juonito Gonzolez Stocey Goodwin Michoel Grohom Donno Grobmeier 197