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THE FULL MOON
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Features
EDITOR : JENNIFER LOWDER
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by Christy Chambers
As sununcr approaches we all wonder what lies ahead For some of us it is a time of relaxation
and sun, others are gone for most of the summer on vacations, but some are stuck here bound by a
JOB!! If you arc looking for some responsibility and a way to get some cash then look no further
than Albemarle for some cool jobs. If you still want to get some sun and being indoors is going to
drive you crazy, then maybe you should think about becoming a lifeguard. You do have to take
classes to become a certified lifeguard, but it could be means of getting extra cash, being outdoors,
and getting sun. If you feel like indoors would be better because its air conditioned, then you could
alv/ays work in the ftall, at a grocery store, at Wal-Mart, or K-Mait. If you’re more the type of person
who likes to serve and help people, then maybe you should think about working in fast-food
resturaunt or steakhouse. Maybe, if you 're creative, you could work mowing people's lawns, in some
of the day care centers keeping children, at some of the garden centers like Spring Lake Gardens, or
even offering to wash people's cars. Many studwits at AHS already have jobs around Albemarle.
Kelly Morehead works as a lifeguard along with Beth Hathcock, both at Morehead Park. Other
students like Mondarious Henry, Ken Covington, Kristina Butler, and Toby Burris work at the
famous Food Lion. Stephen Anderson found some really interesting work this summer with the
school board paintmg all the county schools. Other students like Stephen Eudy, Brandon Bi vem, and
Adam Strawn work at Still Oil gas station. As you can see, there are many students here at AHS who
have fcHind many interesting jobs to earn some extra cash. If you are looking for a job, take these
ideas and hope that they work for you.
FULL MOON
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Mary Nance- Editor-in-Chief
April Bailey-Co-Editor. Sports Eloise Od(m - Co-Editor, News
Jennifer Lowder - Featwe* Editor
Dustin Poplin - Entertainment Editor
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Catcding a LittCe.
by Katie Mabry
As May 31 slowly approaches the students start to think about what to do this summer. While many
students are gomg to bound to Albemarle with jobs, many others wiU be venturing off for many
exciting adventures. Most students find themselves at the beach after graduation, while some students
find u more mteresung lo suy and cruise around Albenarle. Other studenu find themselves traveling
to vanous plac« around *e world. Even though the summer seems like it is very long, actually it is
Kou Yang - Travel and play soccer
Kelly Miller - Going on a mission trip to St Lucia
Hutch Kiriqpatrick - Woric and find some parties
Kelly Freshcom -I’m going to the beach.
Beth Vandaburg and Laura Cauble - The usual.
Sttphen Smith - Woric and go to school.
Gresham Wilhelm - Fmd my friends
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Stacy Freshcom - Working at the beach.
Michael Dennis - Be a bum
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