Northwood High School - Imprints Yearbook (Pittsboro, NC)

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YMONEYMONEYMONEYMONEYMONEYMONEYM F. Burke, T. Truesdale, A. Lightsey, K. Womble. T. Gunter, and C. Lott model fall fashions. Consumer Costs Take Charger Currency Gals’ Favorite Clothing Blazer $55 Monogrammed sweater $18 Pleated jumper $23 Saddlebred blouse $18 Calvin Klein jeans $44 Jordache jeans $42 Levi’s $19 Ballerina shoes $26 Tassle loafers $26 Espadrilles $20 Skippers $14 Guys’ Favorite Clothing Polo shirt $35 Dress pants $20 Dress shirt $20 Ski vest jacket $70 Converse sneakers $16 Nikes $24 Deck shoes $30 IZOD sweaters $26 Cowboy boots $56 Having Fun Burgers $1.15 Drinks $ .60 Fries $ .50 Gas per gallon $1.27 Movie $3.50 Pizza $6.00 Album $9.00 Being a Student Class ring $100 Lunch $ .75 Parking sticker $1.50 Supply fee $3.00 Senior pictures $24-$80 Underclassmen pictures $10 Prom Investment Boutonniere $3.50 Corsage $5 Pictures $10 Tuxedo $45 Evening gown $60 4 Inflation

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Together In ’82 1. Students take it easy in the lobby during lunch. 2. There's no better way to show school spirit than at a NHS pep rally. 3. Hanging around in the smoking area is a favorite pastime for many students. 4. Chip Walls and Erik Berg express the joys of being together. 5. Students catch the camera's eye while studying in the library. 6. Many students chose to drive their cars instead of riding the bus. Student Life 3

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)NEYMONEYMONEYMONEYMONEYMONEYMONE The Working Class Over half of the Senior Class has found it necessary to take jobs after school to help pay for gas, food, dates, clothes, and the other needs of a student. Local restaurants, grocery stores, poul- try plants, and gasoline stations employ many MHS students. It is not unusual for a student to work an eight hour shift in a textile mill at the end of his day at school. Spe- cific reasons for working vary, but all students realize the constant demand for their cash. Not only do students work after school, so do teachers. A survey of the faculty shows that 38 per- cent have other employment dur- ing the year in addition to teaching. Several teachers cut firewood to sell, while others do carpentry, work as salespersons and as waitresses. Teachers’ reasons for working are the same as the students. As long as prices steadily climb, students will risk low grades to work after school, and teachers will one job only to punch in at another. 1. Jerry Farrar enjoys his job at Hardees, where he can see friends and earn a salary. 2. The camera catches Loraine Hearne taking an order at her family's res- taurant 3. Bus drivers earn some spending money as they drive themselves and friends to school. Martin Austin is one of many who takes this responsibility. Inflation 5