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Being part of a school group like Stu- "Whistle while you work!" Is what many
dent Council provides more friendships.
Spending some "quality" time together
are Seniors Derek Strohman, Becky
Barrett ,Junior Dave Allen, John Miller,
graduate Amy Enewold, Sophomores works at Younkers at Oak View Mall.
April Crow, Kristen Robinson, and
Nicole Brown. ( Jennie Strohman)
Finding new, creative and inexpensive enter-
tainment was how most students took that Step Ahead.
Movies were too expenisive at $5 and shopping
became monotonous when always looking at the same
th ings that couldn't be afforded anyway.
However, activities offered by school were re la-
tively inexpensive. Sporting events, whether football or
basketball, cost only $3 a person unless one had an
activity card , and then it
was $2 a person. Even the
school play was reason-
able at only $2 a person.
Some students
found that the best enter-
tainment didn 't necessarily
have to be bought with
money. Some discovered
a nice walk or good chat
with a friend was enjoyable.
Even spending time by
oneself with a good book
was relaxing.
Other inexpensive
activities included spend-
ing an evening at a friend's
house, watching a movie,
or cruising around while
avoiding Dodge Street.
Since most students
didn't have the luxury of
being blessed with a lot of
money, they did their best
to be innovative an d took
that Step Ahee~ w f1 nd that
special, inexpensive mo-
ment.
- Jill Hoover
had to do to keep their minds on work.
Senior Shane Peterson, keeps a smile
handy when he realizes he's making
that extra buck for college next year. He
(Jon Waller)
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