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Former Places of Pleasure: Now Places of Employment To local merchants the grand opening of the Sunrise Mall was a dreaded event. Since the time of its debut in the fall of 1973, the mall has continued to torment small business owners, causing many to close their doors in desperation. However, com- munity members have contin- ued to add to the thriving business of the mall. For high school students, the mall has allowed them to purchase clothing, records, jewelry, and books without having to drive from store to store. The presence of a five- movie theater, pinball arcades, and numerous fast food places provides diversions from a normal day shopping. Job seekers in particular have found the mall to be a generous area in which to work. Students can be seen ringing cash, scooping ice cream, waiting tables, or guarding dressing rooms. For those without trans- portation, there are many fast food places and small shops scattered throughout the com- munity. Neighborhood stores are convenient and allow for a more personal atmosphere. 28 Top: Amy Arrow sorts clothing in Pants Place Plus. Above: In Home Decor, Pat Trifaro sells a necklace to a customer. WORK AND PLAY The mall is a great place to hang out with your friends on a rainy day when your parents are home ” — Robert Brynien, senior. All of the malls in the area could have been cloned; they seem so similar — Jack Abuhoff, senior. One of the advantages to working in the mall is that it's an easy place to spend your money — Steve Foresta, junior. I pity people who work in secluded areas; the mall provides such an atmosphere — you meet so many people in the course of one day! — Gale Vanore, senior.
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Top Left: Wistfully gazing outside. Gary Chipurnoi basks in the sunlight streaming through the window. Top: Lynne Ferro relaxes in the field while the breeze blows her hair. Left: A welcome relief from the heat of the school building for Martin Romanelli is the breeze through an open door . CLASSROOM ESCAPES 7 go outside to be with people who are different from the ones who stay inside. Smokers of all sorts are out there: it’s a change — Jamie Keats, senior You go outside to eat your lunch, relax from the monotony of school, and socialize with your friends — Rich Guarino. senior. v J 27
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Top Left: In Baskin Robins Kathleen Above: McDonald s employee Pete Kenney sells one of the many flavors of Albrecht flips burgers with expertise, ice cream to a customer. Top Right: Donna Lyons, a cashier at Foxmoor Casuals, works behind the counter. 29
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