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Here FOR RDVICE 244 Stepanik, Chris Stephens. Kerry Stephens, Lori Stephens, Richard Stewart, Traci Stewart, Bill Stewart, Kenny Stubbs, Jennifer Stull, Debbie n, Greg Have you ever thought about your future? About col- lege? Or getting a good pay- ing job? Well, if so, thats what the Career Center is all about, your future. Over the years, the Career Center has helped many stu- dents by giving advice, infor- mation, and even finding them jobs. Last summer, the career center found jobs for students from economically disadvan- taged families. Most of the jobs they offered paid minimum wage, although there were some that paid more. Linda Williams, Career Guidance Specialist, helped students choose colleges, and helped them with scholarship applica- tions. It also provided work permits for students, if their job duties complied with the re- guirements and regulations of the school. This year, the ca- reer center offered up to 10 credits per semester if students had part time jobs after school. I go there all the time, for in- formation on jobs, exclaimed Nicole Darensburg. o 1. Charlotte Kennedy calls em- ployers to find a iob for a student. One ol her duties was to help students hnd jobs. 2. Listening to a student, Ka- tie Hendnck tries to solve a students ' problem. The Career Center was open to any student who needed help. 3. Carol Edling gives information to a student over the phone. The Career Center received calls Irom students who couldn ' t come in. 4. Helping a student pick out a job, is Mary Hast- ing. Such help was available at the Ca- reer Center. 5. looks through a tile lor college information. Besides helping students hnd jobs, the Career Center offered an assortment of col- lege information.
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SOPHOMORES Sometimes the price of clothes is ridiculous! stated Tracy Gould. It ' s true. A pair of pants could cost up to $80.00 dollars in some stores. May Company, for instance had a vast selection at various high prices. Some name brands are expensive such as Jordache and Gucci. It seems like all you pay for now days is the name. I use all of my allowance trying to keep up with the increasing prices, exclaimed Cynthia Chavez. Of course, along with an out- fit there have to be accesories. Putting together an outfit takes skill, but most of all money! Be- cause of this, many people choose to go to the discount stores such as Ross or NEA. The difference with these discount stores, was that stu- dents didn ' t have much vari- ety, or choice, but they didn ' t have to pay high prices. The choice was yours, you could save a few bucks at one store, sparing variety, or you could spend more at other stores with endless assortments of styles. j 1 . Kaethie Bennett wears a bulky sweater in order to keep warm. Sweat- ers cost from $30. 00 to $40. 00 in regu - lar department stores. 2. Reyel Sim- mons, Randy Deitzon, lerry Sweeny, Rob VanDeheitig, and Mike Riggs all share the same tastes m clothing. Many guys enjoyed wearing bulky sweaters with leans or loose pants. 3. With friends, Ann Seed and Lisa Miller, Gabby Smith starts a conversation dur- ing lunch. Long and short skirts ranged in cost from $20.00 to $60.00. 4. Us- ing his hands, Micheal Hay ex- presses his ideas, lean jackets were popular with students, but some cost up to $90.00. :fi Shelton, Summer Sherman, Leanne Shirley, James Shuchter, Michael Shumway, Dal Shurkin, Mark Sieliet, Joe Silva, Jose Simmons, Melissa Simpson, Owen Sims, Susan Slife, Irene Smith, Brandon Smith, Charles Smith, Debbie Smith, Gabby Smith, Lisa Smith, Paul Smith, Rondo Snelgrooes, Shannon Soper, Eric Sossman, Rodney Soto, Alex Sparks, Kyle Spell, Michael Spies, Denese Spotswood, Shari Sprague, Keith Stanley. Brian Stark. Jen 243
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