Prairie Heights Community High School - Galaxy Yearbook (Lagrange, IN)

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THAN come by se K YOU for shopping at Kroger's and again. Terri Hoyer earns her bread Iling bread, vegetables, soap, meat

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Students and Their Part Time Jobs The modern teenager's life takes cash and lots of it. Many students find the need for outside activities and outside funds. A part time job fills both of these needs and can be enjoyable as well. From the experience of having a part time job, a student learns to be efficient and responsible. So whether it's at home, in the store, at the lake, or at the fungus farm , l've got to work or else call her and tell her I can't go Saturday night. 14 Student Life Working at home on the farm, Kevin Frey plows a field on a warm spring day. THOSE MEAN LITTLE BRATS never stop pestering Rick Tracey for another ride, a better seat on the Ferris Wheel or anything they can get at Buck Lake Ranch.

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lVlaybe Now They Will Behave In order to keep people in line one class came up with some unique methods, not quite as bad as the dunking stool, stocks, or pil- lory and a lot more fun for partici- pants. It was a speech class with people talking out of turn. They made up for it by publicly apologiz- ing, demonstrating, performing gi- micks, and even standing in the corner. Mr. Shirar was relieved for the help of student executioners under the direction of Mr. Hepler. How Embarassing! LOOKS LIKE SOMETHING SLIPPEDI And in this corner everythings coming up Rosy ex- cept the socks. SUPPOSE T0 SIT ON AN EGG TO HATCH T T' ITI Tell Martha Showalter that and she'II smash it. Student Life 16