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Junior Cyndi Leinenbach helps potential customer, Kathy Harmon try on merchandise. Cyndi earned spare money working at the Limited. 22 Jc
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Deep in thought. Senior Jeff Marx reflects on the day ' s events. The chapel was open throughout the day to allow students to pray privately. Teachers and students alike enjoy a prayerful moment at mass in the chapel. l 1asses were held regularly on Wednesday mornings and Friday afternoons. Ohapel 1
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all lures employees A major oc cupation for Memorial students was spending money. As a result jobs had to be found. When it came to searching for that money- making venture, Eastland Mall was bombarded by nearly every junior and senior. I applied at the mall be- cause I knew I ' d never have to work too late, admitted Maureen Blankenship, senior. I knew that the stores close at nine o ' clock so I would be home by ten at the latest. Maureen, who worked at DeJongs wrapping gifts during fe -;...,.. Advising Frestiman Julie Gerleman, Steplianie Morein. junior, recom- mends Antoine Pasta. Stephanie worthed at Lazarus in the food depart- ment. Setting up an appointment. Senior Missy Melton telephones a customer. Lazarus ' s photography department was especially busy durmg their November special on family portraits. the holidays, found that her 20% discount throughout the mall was also a factor in decid- ing to work there. The work was pretty easy, too, she added. Another senior, Lissa Behme, had still other reasons for seeking employment at Eastland. I started out work- ing at Foxmoor and then changed to Maurices, ex- plained Lissa. Because of my previous experience, I started at $3.55 an hour, and I now make $3.75! She also liked the idea of working at a clothing store. Not only do I get a discount on my clothes, but I get some valuable experience, she said. I don ' t plan to work at Maurices all my life, but my work training can lead me into other careers such as fashion merchandising. Senior Kelly Warren also found the money to be tempt- ing. However, her main reason for applying in the mall was it ' s location. The mall is close to everything. It ' s so convenient to work at a place that ' s close to my house as well as every- thing on Greenriver Road. Jobs O
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