Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

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The“Likes”of It INTROOLKTION Giving change is just part of Betty Moore’s multi-faceted job at Suffolk Bakery. A job at Winn Dixie means wrapping carrots in cellophane for Terry Barnes and Dennis Bradshaw. Home of the Golden Arches is Renee Wagner’s source of spending money ABSOtiifE NO SMOKIN IM THIS ARI

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the Weekend! “I get up about 6:30 and put on my jeans and sweat- jacket. I jog around two miles each morning—more if I feel better. I jog ’cause it wakes me up!” With determination and persistence, Linda Ryder zips through her daily rountine. INTRODUCTION

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T here are a lot of things I like about my job, and lots of things that bother me,” commented Bruce Kinsey on his job at Motor Valet Car Wash. Most students who had part- time jobs had similar feelings—likes as well as dislikes. According to a Peanut survey of all working students taken during the first part of November, an.swers fell along these lines. One good aspect of working pointed out by students was the money to spend on “wants” or to save for something sp ecial. Other benefits were the chance to associate with a variety of people and gain knowledge in a .skill. There were also some complaints. Among the gripes was the difficulty in getting off for special occasions like Homecoming and the Prom. Another complaint was the little time left for studying and doing assignments. For most workers, though, the bene¬ fits overshadowed the gripes and more and more students agreed that the big¬ gest asset—money—could out weigh any trivial complaints. Paper distributor Dwayne Wal»on drops a Virginian- Pilo» on the Alwood’s front doorstep. INTRODICTION 9