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Concentrating on getting the job done. Dawn Ma- cone, employee at Bayco Electronics, operates the drill press. (Photo by Wes Schmale) Reaching out to a customer, Julie Doherty hands out one of Baskin Robbins’ 31 flavors. (Photo by Paul Ferullo) Gap salesman, David Swanson, takes inventory on Levi’s cords. (Photo by Paul Ferullo) Checking out the food at Star Market is cashier Jim Mahoney. (Photo by W.H.S. Photo Club) 16 Working
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Brass players, Victor Grigorieff and Anne Walsh, prepare to play Live and Let Die.” Before the Winchester-Belmont half-time show, Heather Innes contemplates her next maneuver. Eric Mortensen demonstrates his music ability dur¬ ing his first half-time show. The band cheers, Let’s go Sachems, led by drum major Matthew Kennedy. Band 15
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Business Before Pleasure Many of the students at Winchester High are also part-time workers. Some work for the responsibility and the chal¬ lenge, while others work to finance their economic needs. Although the hours are long and tiring, most students find satis¬ faction in having a job. Pilar Von Lazar works ' for the money and because it teaches me to be responsible.” With col¬ lege just around the corner, students’ jobs become more essential than ever. Some students choose to save a portion of their salary for their education, but the majority of the moon-lighters” work merely for pocket money. As the weekend comes to an end, so does the supply of cash earned in the previous week. Having a job in high school may be difficult to manage, but the advantages are many. |Wsf LSI • f-1 s k, ,k.ri :::::: tit ' ll- r A Salvy ' s breadgiris, Lisa Dewar and Jen Tinkler, show off their French bread. (Photo by Sara Fleming) Dedicated worker, Joe Lawrence, attracts many cus¬ tomers to White Hen with his friendly smile. (Photo by Tina Lane) Working 17
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