Tell City High School - Sagittarius Yearbook (Tell City, IN)

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The Working Class Some students have other things on their minds after school and on weekends in addi- tion to homework and having fun. They WORK! Jobs are very important in the lives of members of “the working class.” Students interviewed expressed various reasons for working. Some wanted the experi- ence that a job could offer so they would be better prepared for employment after high school. Others were interested in banking their money for the upcoming expense of college tuition. Then, there were those who only want- ed the extra money for clothes, trips, cars, and car expenses. Asked why she works, Michele Krygielka said, “I like working at Citizen’s Na- tional Bank because I get to meet new people.” There was variety also in the type of places where student workers could be found. Fast- food restaurants, different kinds of retail stores, and grocery stores topped the list. Kari Kleaving worked at Holiday World one sum- mer and she said, It was nice to have spend- ing money.” Whatever their reason and wherever they work, “the working class” deserves mention because they make money the old-fashioned way—they EARN it! George Parker prepares the meal at Buehler's Buy-Low. Tim Merkley takes a break to talk to Sheila Peter while working at Buehler's Buy-Low. 16 WORKING

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Hall Life Students go with the flow through the hallways of Tell City High Cafeteria Hall is always a busy place, especially during the two lunch School during the five minute passing time. periods. Michelle Evrard and Craig George take a few minutes to talk quietly between classes. HALL LIFE 15 Paige Pride and Rebecca Smitley wait patiently while Amy Goffinet removes books from her locker. During the brief five minute break between classes, many different activities took place in the hallways of Tell City High School. While some students dashed to classes, others were seen gath- ering outside of classrooms to talk about the latest happenings. The hall life before the 7:45 A.M. bell was full of activity, too. Freshmen Shannon McCallister commented that, “she uses mornings to catch up on homework.” Juniors Julie Poole and Tammy Peter were seen making their daily trip to the school’s major hang-out, “Huck's.” Sophomore Pam Flannagan took a leisurely stroll through the halls of TCHS while Senior Missy Wilbur spent her last year of goofing off in the mornings by “eating cookies from the cafeteria and drinking Orange Crush” as she caught up on the latest gos- sip.

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Donald Sheppard carefully sacks groceries while working at Noble’s IGA. Missy Wilbur matches negatives for Emerson Studio. Vicki Rogier checks groceries at Noble’s IGA while the sackers wait to do their stuff. WORKING 17