North Mesquite High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Mesquite, TX)

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Baker’s dozery— Jeff Lotfletsioose-frustration Working five to nine Need money? Get a job. Most kids over the age of sixteen work after school at part time jobs ranging from child care to construction work to office jobs. Some students are on a work 9rogram with the school. They get out of school early {0 go to work and get three sredits a year for being in the drogram while making noney in the process. But Noney isn’t the only advantage to having a job. ‘I nork to get experience in narketing and distribution. It also helps me to learn to manage my money and feel less dependant on other people,” admitted Barry Oliver who works at Minyards. Different jobs offer different advantages according to what they are. You can get general office experience, such as typing, filing, answering the phone, and sometimes accounting, working in an office. Michele Hopkins, who works in an optometry clinic claims, ‘‘l enjoy working with people and getting the chance to meet many interesting people.” Working with children in child care centers is great experience for future parents so they will know what to expect and how to handle things. Tammy Wilkins, senior, who works at Palos Verdes Private School remarked, “‘l’ve had a real treat learning how to potty train kids and feeding them chocolate cake. But just caring for the kids is an experience in itself.’ Subject to change — June Rodriquez wonders if there are any shoes in that style. Student Life 25