R Nelson Snider High School - Safari Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Michelle Ray takes out her frustrations during work. Shouldn ' t Margo Cronk, Janet Bubb, and Laura Kumfer be pouring coffee? Jobs 23

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Doug McNeely keeps busy at work while running the handy cash registerl Working fills Students ' Needs Work, work, work! Having a job, going to school, and doing homework doesn ' t leave much time for normal social life. Getting that important job gives a student many benefits though. Money, along with the learning experience of having a job are a few of the benefits. The money earned from a job can be spent on that dream car, the latest fashions, small necessities, or the money can be saved for special purposes, such as college! The most popular place where teens find employment are the fast-food restaurants, By the looks of Kirk Mericle ' s uniform it seems that he has had a busy day. the retail shops at the malls, and even the many tanning booths springing up all over, hire teens who in turn get valu- able tanning time as an added bonus. Even though working can cause one ' s grades to suffer, the question still arises as to whether a teenager should work while still attending school. But for those who can handle the working pressures along with their school re- sponsibilities they find that the fringe benefits are especially worth the time! Natalie Reidy takes a few minutes to consult with a customer at a tanning booth. 22 Students work life

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Are those things ladies or teach- ers? Surprisel They are teachers help- ing to liven up some spirit before a football game. The cheerleaders perform their version of Short People! 24 Pep Sessions