Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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Most PHS students anxiously await the end of the day so they can meet friends and have fun; yet there are those to whom the end of the school day means the beginning of the work day. Work- ing is a fact of life that every one faces at one time or the other in their lives and there are those who feel there is no better time than the present. After school jobs provide students with extra money that gives them the oppor- tunity to buy the outfit they’ve been admiring, buy gas to keep the car running, take that special girl out or just save it for a rainy day. Whatever the purpose, work- ing can be rewarding and fun, es- pecially when friends are working right along side. Working 23

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Welcome to the Working World 1. Bruce Floersheim buses tables at El Es- condido. Bussing tables is just one of the many types of jobs in the restau- rant business. 2. Andy Harris is a cook at Sunset Hills. The cook is an important restaurant worker. 3. Nathan Peterson works at K Mart, a popular discount store. 4. Kathy Doran is a bagger at Frys. Be- sides bagging groceries, baggers are expected to do other things like retriev- ing stray carts. 5. One alternative to working in a restau- rant is working in a store. Anna Lee runs the cash register at Sprouse Reitz. 6. Fast food restaurants seem to be the big employers for teenagers. K.K. Le Claire does everything from mopping floors to fixing orders at Taco Bell. 22 Working

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4 Seniors take leads in P.H.S. Musical The 1982-83 Musical. ' You're a Good Man. Charlie Brown. was picked by a joint effort by Mr Will Fisher. Mr Jon Trav- is. and Mr. Gary Synder. They picked the play because it was a good play. The Musical has no specific storyline, but is a set of short episodes that show human characteristics. As you watch, you identify with the chaacters-seemg yourself in them. The cast of characters include: Charlie Brown-Danny Kinsey, junior; Lucy-Mi chelle Clark, senior. Joel Bem-understudy; Schroeder-Rudy Navarro, senior; Linus- Matt Davis, junior. Eric Spidell-under study; Patty-Julie Allen, senior. Kathy Mc- Carthy-understudy; and Robin Riesberg. senior, with Mary LeForte (understudy), as Snoopy Mr Fisher says that the play has come together quickly because the kids are working so hard on it. The Musical was presented on March 3. 4. and 5 1. Linus explains to Patty what happiness means. 2. Linus (Matt Davis) is not complete without his blanket 3 Snoopy (Robin Reisburg) prepares for the big air battle with the Red Baron 4 An important part of any musical is the or- chestra. Gary Snyder directed this years orchestra 5 Here's Lucy the psychatrisf 6. Lucy tells Charlie Brown exactley what his problem is. 24 Musical