Putnam City North High School - Panther Tracks Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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People pleasen Dealing with people is a require ment in almost ony job. Donna Swanson, junior, does her shore at McCartney's, fPhOfO by Tim Bailey? Ill! LUG an Good attitude. Even though the day gets long, students have to keep o smHe. Debby Crone, ju- nlor, worls at Baskin Robbins. CPhoro by Tim Boil leyl A lot to remember. Working at o store such as TGGY requires a lor of memorizarion. Steve Helss, junior, does his best. CPhoto by Tm Dadeyl . i Yo 7 i ,ia r..:...!.l Q as xfxf, I o W K 1 Q! 'Q' Doughboy. Working or 0 bakery can involve moking different kinds of breod. Mark Harrell, sen- ior sortrs doughnuts or McCartney's. IPhoto by 77m BaHey2 A Messy job. Sornejobs involve getting your hands dirty. Mike Scherlog, junior, demonstrates his job at My Pie. CPhoro by Tim Bailey?

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Af, , ,f ,wr I .yes . , 4, - M -sa ,. as .r 5 ,-Q +.e,f,. , QA, ., -fr x 'sss -Q-ref! r emw , Money Makers Or Social Breakers Jobs Were A Top o o Priority ne of the many pressures that a O high school student faced was the necessity of havlng a job. Money was needed for many thlngs there- fore, jobs were almost lnavoldable. Many places such as White Water and Hardee's started to offer jobs more often to people under 16. This made it easier to get a job at an earller age, but ,therewas always the problem of finding places to ap- ply. If a student didn't get an early stan at applying, there weren't very many opportunities left. Summer jobs may have been harder to find because people who were not able to get a job during the school year now had a chance to joln all the other job hunters . Students also had to consider the 12 0 Jobs advantages and disadvantages of being employed. Money was at hand to spend on clothes, wlnter and sprlng trips, dates or even on flxlng cars. Jobs may ,also have added friends to one's Ilfe. l like having a job because you get to work with people from other schools, but it also takes away from social events, said Becky Ward, ju- nlor. Although the advantages were many, there were also dlsadvan- tages. School activities may have been sacrificed in order to earn a buck and school grades may have dropped in priority too. ' Students learned to cope wlth or wlthout money, but the neccesslty of it was always there.

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Smile. Nothing helps promote spirit like o smile, Dorcey Morsholl, senior, weors hers. CPhofo by Robert Markowim f 5? L .. -d H- 14 ' Spirit Unfailing spirit. No motter whot, Tommy Honsen, senior, shows his spirit or every opportunity. KPhofo by TC Hordestyi Rhythm. Timing ond occurocy ore importonr when performing. Dione Compbell performs during o pep ossembly. CPhoro by Robert Markowitz?