Fairless High School - Falcon Yearbook (Navarre, OH)

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STO ll, ...qs 2 l l E Ffa- Workers Volunteer Assistance Many students of Fairless High School volunteer their assistance by being either an A.V. worker or a cafeteria worker. Cafeteria workers help out by running the cash register, washing trays and by keeping the cafeteria clean. The A.V. workers help Mr. Cochran by keeping track of the A.V. equipment and by helping others who need assistance in operating the A.V. equipment. 1. Deon Nelson, Jeff Kleln, Erlc Hysong, Steve Mayne, Jeff Wright, Patty Wilson and Michelle Mlller comprise the A.V. workers. 2. Mark Harris seems to Ilke belng a cafeteria worker. 8. Thls bashful Iooklng group consisting of Mark Shlfflet, Mark Harris, Bill Pohovey, Tena Meyer, Barb Gout. Susan Sheperd, Dlane Pumneo, Llsa Gehring and Dan Mlller make up the cafeterlo workers. A.V. And Cafet'-ria Workersl131 1 A -fi if'

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g will!! s- xzzfiff T f E xxx! ' KS it f T I fm fgkzi g , he -f v -5 X: 1' Q , if if URM , Students Gain Cffice E perience Many students of Fairless High School gain office experience by working in the office. They perform a variety of jobs that range from answering the telephone to ringing the bell for class changes. This office experience is valuable because students learn to handle many different situations and many different people. 1. Jennifer Neubauer looks very absorbed with sorting through the attendance cards. 2. Barb Gaut and Curt Shepler seem to be up to somethingl 3. Lucy Small could pass for a secretary as she takes down a telephone message. 4. This group of students volunteer their time and enjoy helping out In the hlgh school office. Office Workers I 133