WHS students give insight into their unique job experiences
Nick Runyan (11) busses tables at The City Square Steakhouse in downtown Wooster. “I take bread out to tables and pour water for them. Sometimes I take food out too. It’s a struggle every night not to eat some of it.”
Megan Zerrer (12) “I feed, walk and medicate dogs, as well as cats. I also clean out cages and the Pet Hotel portion of the Cleveland Road Animal Hospital.”
Brandon Defibaugh (12) was one of WHS’ few entrepreneurs. “I had my own lumber company where I chopped and delivered lumber to my customers.” Defibaugh started his business last year and currently is on a break from his work.
Cain Lanker (11) works at Hartzler’s Family Dairy. “I scoop ice cream and get milk for customers. I basically prepare food for hungry customers.”
Olivia McCory (10) works at the Alice Noble Ice Arena. Her responsibilities include, “supervising kids from ages 5-12, but still trying to create a fun atmosphere for them.”
“I do have to make sure they get their own responsibilities done too, like making sure they do their homework,” McCory said.
