West Orange High School - Sword and Scabbard Yearbook (Winter Garden, FL)

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o r S' - is X X . l xii ktiflllx -W 'K' l if f LL A DAY' DIY WARRIORS WILL DO ALMOST ANYTHING FOR MONEY! Needed reliable, responsible, eager, young person to fulfill po- sition of great importance. Sounds like a Warriorl High school is the time most people get their first jobs. And many Warriors are doing just that. Over half the student body leaves school to go to work to earn those dollars. Walt Disney World probably employs the majority of the working Warriors. These jobs range from entertainment to hospitality to maintenance posi- tions. Other part-time jobs vary. Some students work in ice cream shops, plant nurseries, su- permarkets, or even fast-food establishments. I. John Ritchey gets a kick out of bagging grocer- ies at the Winter Garden Food World. 2. Kim Belcher, one of the many Warriors working in Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom, checks out one of PIuto's cavities. Now, she never said she wanted to be a dentistl 3. Senior Brenda Foster earns her money by working at the T.G.SY. in Winter Garden after school and on weekends. 4. Sandi White is a senior working part-time in the Emporium Gift Shop at Disney. 5. Chris Ellison serves food and drinks at Pinochio's Village Haus at Disney. 6. Junior Mike Crane works for the Colonel at Kentucky Fried Chicken. 7. We found Gina Mankameyer pushing Slurpees be- hind the concession stand at Skate World in Pine Hills. 8. Todd Aldridge works in the Emporium at Disney World also. 9. This was Nermine Khou- zam's first day at work in the Silhouette Studio on Main Street, Disney World. IO Now, .lean Moore! Did you really think you could mislead us into not taking your picture by telling us your name was Francis? Well, here is your answerl ll. Kathy Heinlein is ready to present the Ginger- bread House display at a food festival held in the Crystal Palace at Disney World.

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