Ross S Sterling High School - Governor Yearbook (Baytown, TX)

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Sitting down on the job is not exactly what Lucy McCartney i» doing; she is just caught m the act of helping with in- ventory nl Hasting», a local music shop. Photo by (1. Fergerson. Karmclkorn employee. Matt Oehler, serves (lina l-ambert a soft drink during one of the approximate 20-25 hours he work» weekly. Photo by R. Morin. At Record Bar. Sterling grnd Jnmic Andrus assists Sterling students Tonya Ses- sions and Terri Picytuki with their purchase that possibly might include a wide variety of musical-related items. Photo by A. Perkins. spending and earning 23

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A h«- HxfiiHt» a iu-.ti.inrr from Im-IiiiiiI lh«- munlrr ni ('otmiy Seal. Brian MiNrul nimm-nls. “lt'-« ju»l one .if lfu- ni liny jobs. I dual work to help people.” PboUibyC. Fnjjmiin. During the holiday m-omiii, kiosks start popping up all over San Jacinto Mull with all tyjies of the ri {Ht present» available. At one, (told Chain Outlets. Denise Courtney ex amines n | otentinl gill that might end up under « • meone's Christmas tree. Photo by A. Huggins. IMS make cents for many To some, holding down a steady job while go- ing to school was more of a pleasure than a pain. Kendal Blalock, a senior, said, “I like working at Chik-Fil-A in the mall around all the different people.” His co m m e n t w a s similar to that of Simone Hoi ness, who said, “I enjoy working at McDonald’s because I enjoy meeting people and giving birthday parties for the cute little kids. As for Juanice La Bruce, she stated, “I like mine because it is a challenge. She was referring to her position at Foley’s, but she also had jobs at the health department, K-Mart and McDonald’s. She commented. I have not saved a cent. I spend my money on school activities, clothes, gas money and paying off debts.” Matt 0 e h 1 e r, who worked at Karmelkorn in the mall, stated, “I have worked there for three years and have enjoyed it most the time. Having a job is a good way to make the year go by faster,” stated Robin Turner. 22 K|M-inling ami earning

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Walking through the halls, there are many styles to be seen. Animal-type shirts, parachute pants, sunglasses and blue jeans were but a few. Photo by A. Perkins. Ghontbuater proves to be one of the biggest movies of the summer and the year. Senior Jeff Plank stated, I thought it was one of the funniest movies I had seen in a long time. W’hile junior Joel Pace fills his gas tank and prepares to get into his jeep, he explains about his sweatsuit. As a swimmer I have to be at school by 6:30 a.m. I don't have time to be fashion- conscious. I just put on something fast and warm because my jeep is cold. Photo by R. Flowers. 24 fads