Rocky Mount High School - Hi Noc Ar Yearbook (Rocky Mount, NC)

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They work hard for their money hile strolling by a local store or shopping center in Rocky Mount. one is sure to see a Rocky Mount Senior High School student hard at work. Fast food res- taurants, movie theaters, grocery stores, and department stores are known for hiring high school students. Whites Supermarket, En- glewood Supermarket, and Bob lflowardis Shoes are prime examples of businesses that have hired more than tour students at one time. Students work for many reasons. Some toil to pay off debts, such as cars, band instru- ments, and other unecessities. U Some wo1'k to save money for their college expenses. Still others work primarily for weekend spending money. Cash is almost a necessity for a date. A simple date may run up to twenty dollars. which includes dinner and a moyie. The cost can increase. depending on how much one is willing to spend. Senior Robena Robbins said. MI enjoy work- ing because it is a terriiic experience leading into the work world. It helps you to under- stand working with other people and it also gives me a few extra bucks in my pocket. M1 work at a cash register punching keys. I enjoy it because I'm getting paidg I like check- ing prices so I can just walk around and get some exercisef' senior Nlarcia Kilpatrick said. 'KI really have two jobs at Shoneyis. Onejob is keeping the salad bar stocked: the other is waitressing. which I like a lot, senior Lenora XVooten said. Senior Tony Doles said. I work at the Nautilus and at Northgreen. I enjoy working at Nautilus especially because I feel I'ye gained a lot ot' knowledge. Same for North- green . . . except Ilye been there too longf' Ken Hicks and Connie Bradshaw With the popcorn and candy counter at the Peanut Shack, senior Lynne Freeman finds it hard to resist the temptation of a sneaked tidbit. May I take your order? inquires senior Sabih Hamad of junior Ken Hicks, who is anxious to receive his Camp Snoopy glass, one of the many premiums offered by a local fast-food restaurant. R. Parks 85-'al vin -A dr . I . . , I, . I ' f W '-,U I 9 - 9 iv- ! A .1 . aa' 4, 44- 'N I t,., Student Jobs - 15

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