Ramona High School - El Ano Yearbook (Ramona, CA)

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A common question of how to support oneself arises during High School. Most stu- dents desire a car, Saturday night dates, and the other luxuries of a teenager and unless we are independently wealthy the only answer is to get a job. Where can you obtain one of these reward- ing occupations.' Fast Food places are where most students go for those get rich quick jobs. McDonalds houses a great number of R.H.S. students. Others seek employments in a more upstanding atmosphere such as the Country Club. The more fortunate may be allowed to go into the family business early and work in private enterprise. A job greatly cuts down on the time allot- ted in the day to spend on extra-curricular activities, homework, and sleeping may be partly responsible for the poor test scores of some students. Is a job really worth all the trouble, time, and the aggravations of a cranky boss just for that paycheck at the end of the month? — Absolutely!!! A 1. Jordan Blanchard hard at work at the mobile station. 2. Lucy Estrada behind the counter at Jack in the Box. 3. John Schmutz busy at 7-11. 4. Michelle Crean enjoys her work! 3. Eric Smith serves creatures of habit at Del Taco. 6. Mark Menotti, Aaron Bair, and Tom Mart? work together at The Old Telephone 'ompany. Jobs 17

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The Working Class

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