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A great amount of money is spent
when it comes to senior pictures.
Senior Jon Waller poses for his at Rick
Billings Studio. ( Alex Herr) out" was a big step up from the school
cafeteria. ( Alex Herr)
Westward expansion not only increased the en-
rollment, but it brought the businesses with it as well.
That meant students were offered more jobs
and greater range of shopping facilities. Students had
no choice but to let the worl d watch them as they moved
a Step Ahead toward becoming vital consumers of
goods and merchandise.
Even if the money
was hard to come by, stu-
dents still took the time to
watch the world around
them. Looking for that great
bargain and holding out to
buy something because of
a sale or coupon available.
Businesses
allowed the students to
keep up with the changing
times like fashion and cur-
rent music groups. How-
ever, they also provided a
place to enjoy the time
away from school and
home.
Students could only
look ahead since the step
was right in front of them,
and it could only get closer.
- Jill Hoover
Senior Troy Jackson enjoys his lunch at
Arby's on 145th Center. Seniors got the
opportunity to go out to lunch. "Going
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