Roosevelt High School - Rohian Yearbook (Virginia, MN)

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 1. Mace Weber is among the shoes at the Bowling Cardens. 2. Steve Horton enjoys his work at Kentucky Fried Chicken. 3. Cindy Squires pauses before she brings a customer of The Chestnut his order. 4 Dave Erchul, working at John s Standard, spots the Bohian photogra- pher 5. Priscilla Reid contemplates the tax on a Woolworths’ item 6. Cindy Farden, a clerk at Woolworths. seems to enjoy taking the customer’s money. 7. Karl Anderson finishes with a customer 8. Fun jobs aren’t always easy to come by. but Dave Lundberg seems to have found one. STUDENT JOBS 13

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nr,' Ii What Students Will Do For Money Money seemed to be important in the lives of all high school students. Because most students cannot constantly ask their parents for money, the only alternative is a part- time job. This year, seventh hour wasn’t quite the same, as many students left at 2:25 p.m. to go to work. Work permits were in great demand not only because of the money that could be earned during the hour, but also because they enabled students to avoid staying in school for seven long hours. With free hours gone, working was the only excusable way for YHS’ers to get out of school. For whatever reason students worked, for whatever job they had, they always looked forward to the weekly, bi- weekly, or monthly check.

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Candle Light Romance; Prom 1976 “Pieces of April was an appropriate theme for Prom 1976 as it took place very early in the season — April 2. For the first time, the dance was held at the Holiday Inn. Although the can- dle-lit surroundings sparked an atmosphere of sofistication, the elaborate decorations of past years were missed and, as a result, future Proms will once again be held in the school gym. Under the direction of Mrs. Brandt and sponsored by the junior class as sort of goingaway gift for the seniors, the girls spent four months of planning and hard work and close to $1,000 to make. THE formal event of the school year at VHS a success. Over 120 couples attended the three- hour dance and swayed to the music of Felix”. For most couples, a late dinner and a party or two after the dance completed the magic of the evening and brought Prom 1976 to a close.