Southern Baptist Educational Center - Trojan Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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The Trojan Labor Force 7 , l , ts it 'S ' ' ' f'1. . E 'YVVI W' ' f..m,:,f, -I U 2. ' 'S 5 -M f 'Zu' . I e Q S 2 '2 For the past three months. Lou V Carmichael has been hard at work at f P li one of the biggest grocery stores in our community. Giant's. Lou does 'H'W r eba f f? everything from rearranging shelves , 3 J -+ - an ...' t 2 to running down little old ladies as K' ' ' 'lb' y he takes their groceries to their ' S isvtpfgqxmy 'j S eg cars. CThis would explain why he seldom gets tips.b gvyy y at rry y y km All in all, Lou enjoys his job. but , admits that his favorite part of working is receiving his paycheck. L r ' f i-- -, an Joe Phillips has been farming for quite some time now, and that's what he plans on doing for the rest of his life. He plants, picks, runs machines, the whole bit. He's a regular Farmer Joe. lO8f Seniors t J i, 'A Ain W, hw-s 55 QXPREOUT CK wing it . 5 F1 rr. 1 . Steve Warren has been an employee at Kroger's for about two and a half years. Although he enjoys sacking people's groceries. he is now moving to cashier. fDoug Wright. look outlj Sometimes if Steve is in a good mood. you can even get him to take your groceries to your car. One of these days when we have nothing better to do, we might have a cashier's contest to see if Steve Warren can give Doug Wright a run fo the title of The Fastest Fingers in the South.

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nal D-in li -.....,. I., Q Gibson and Kathy Simpson prepare for the Senior Class party. Y r S S fi Q , Q 1 A , h ,ls S L , 4 in 4. S . 4 f V rkaqqzf If .. .,A: N gR X 'T l Q s S S g t Q AQL: ,K nl A Y KP L ! l ' ' Nw- -ff S 4: Sure it's hard boiled! Trojans express their condolences with their prize-winning float. Pickens. Stephanie Potts. and Tammi Needham enjoy the refresh- at the Senior Class party. l....... x If Nabisco could see her nowl SeniorsflO7 A Q ,3b'Jx:nLU K , ifw ie l x in L 1 gf- 495 ' , I s it 4 s - '

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1 -1,-W., , lki , . r. dns 1 I., Qhsmua fwnwmus .m-Lu 20 , .5 in wptlllli lhdvfla - r- YA.. A11,, , Wrhll 'K There ain't no reason to go anyplace else. says Bonnie Beal. lf you ever get hungry and you're near the Elvis Presley' Wendy's, stop in and let Bonnie sell you a juicy hamburger. lf Bonnie happens not to be behind the cash register. you may find her cleaning the facilities Bonnie said that flippin' hamburgers is second only to handling the money. So stop in and let Bonnie take your order. lf you were to walk into the Big Star on Millbranch. and you noticed a cash register with smoke pouring out of it, you would probably find Doug Wright in front of it. Doug has to have the fastest fingers in the South because he can zip out a basketful of groceries in nothing flat. CYou'd have to see it to believe itlj So the next time you need your groceries in a hurry, take your business to Doug's Place and see Dynamo-Doug at work. For about a year now, Chuck Ryan has been peddling chicken sandwiches at Chick-Fil-A. Chuck is fast becoming one of the more elite Chicken PIuckers. When he reaches retirement age. he might possibly still be employed at Chick-Fil-A. that is if he doesn't own the franchise himself. SeniorsflO9