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Student Life Jobs 027 Jordyn Tucker (11)

Brennan Hamptons (9) amilys

business gave him the opportunity or a

unique summer job: fipping houses. My

dad bought a house so he was going

to fip it; you buy a house and x it up to

sell, Hampton said.

The process o fipping a house takes

several months o work and preparation.

Hampton had a ormula.

Find a house or the right price.

Determine what all you should do, he

said. You dont want to overdo how

much you x it up, or put too much work

into it. We had to pull out all the old

appliances, pull out the carpet, bust

out some o the ceiling, and take down

a wall. We tore down the deck and

the back o the house and we sanded

walls. Make sure supplies and stu

doesnt cost much so that you still make

a prot. Sell it.

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5Louisville, KY 40207

Graeters Ice Cream

140 Breckinridge Lane

Oten, working a teen job is a solo aair. But or Alyssa

Collina (12), Emily Hall (12), Nicole Lockard (12) and Anna

Johnson (12), it was an opportunity to both make money and

hang out with riends.

The our worked together at Graeters, but sometimes thecombination caused scheduling conficts. Its kind o annoying, Johnson said, because its

hard or us to all get o when theres a Manual game.

But there was a downside to working with riends. Its rustrating because now we dont

get to meet new people, Johnson said. There are only two sta that dont go to Manual.

Let: Alyssa Collina (12), Right: Nicole

Lockard (12). Photos by Kelsee Bryant

Brennan Hampton (9)

Photo by Kelsee Bryant

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The crack o a bat echoed through Slugger Field

as a Louisville Bats player sent a line drive into the

outeld. Dean Bowling (12) leaped out o his seat

in the dugout to sprint onto the eld to retrieve the

used bat. Everyone growing up has a dream tomeet a star player, Bowling said. Although they

arent my star players, I know in a ew years, they

could be amous athletes on ESPN or they at least

have the potential to be stars, so its cool to be

able to relate to them on a personal level.

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1Louisville Slugger Field401 East Main StreetLouisville, KY 40202

Dean Bowling (12)

Photos by Seth Fischer

Donning a hot pink tutu and accessories in rainbow

colors, Alexis Williams (11) spent weekends at Oxmoor

Malls Club Tabby, hosting birthday parties or young

girls where she decorated their hair with glitter and

gave them playul makeovers.

Birthday girls at the store get to be the center o

attention. They get to pick the music and dierent

aspects o their makeover. When she rst walks in, we

make a big deal about her being therescream, yell

and holler, Williams said. When we give out cake,she sits in a big leopard-print chair to eat, and she sits

on stage to open her presents.

At Club Tabby, not only do girls rock, they rule,

Williams said.

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Louisville, KY 40222

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Lakeside Swim Club

2010 Trevilian Way

Louisville, KY 40205

for aThere are ups and downs to any job,

but or workers at Lakeside Swim Club,

the variety o each days tasks made sta

members occupations exciting, i not

always enjoyable.

Maintenance sta members like Evelynn

Wyatt (10) and James Bowling (12)watched over the exercise room, scrubbed

the bathrooms, picked up trash around the

lake, measured water temperatureand

cleaned up puke.

The grossest part is, they call it code

B or bodily fuid. We always j oke about

it, Bowling said.

Lieguards underwent regular training

in which they had to save failing victims

and drag them to saety.

When Im working and someone

starts swimming, I always reak out,

imagining everything that could possiblyhappen to them, lieguard Elle Enander

(12) said. Then I run through all the

steps weve learned in my head. Its a

really good job; I like it. I eel like I work

with the type o people who can handle

emergencies. Photos by Jared Rondinelli

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Exhausted ater the homecoming ootball game,

Rodney Furman (11, #45) walked o the eld

with more on his mind than the dance that

would ollow. He had the usual college-bound

student worriesACT preparations, college-level

classes, extra-curricular activities, and balancing

a social liebut he carried the additional

burden o a job.

We have ootball games on Friday nights,

and then I have to get up early on Saturdays

to work or nine hours, Furman said. By then, I

dont have much o a weekend because I have

to get my homework done.

With the downturn in the economy, students

had trouble nding jobsand some needed

cash or more than weekend entertainment.

The main reason I have to nd a job is that I

have to pay my own college application ees,

Kim Irwin (12) said. Ive been able to get the

applications... but Im limited to places that are

close because I cant drive.

Despite the tedium that oten came with teen

jobs, there were those who ound satisaction in

working. Soccer reeree Abby Schroering (11),

realized her job required her to take on adult

responsibilities or the rst time.

One time I was reng a [ve- and six-year-

olds] game and, out o nowhere, I see a kid

basically attacking another kid, she said. I

had to kick the kid out, and I told the coach to

talk to him about it. I was reaking out because

Ive never had to deal with that beore. But now,

looking back, its really kind o unny.

Alexis Williams (11) Photo by Matthew McCardwell

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All the little kids I

teach love martial

arts too. Im just

trying to help them.

James Bowling (12) Elle Enander (12)Evelynn Wyatt (10)