Fairless High School - Falcon Yearbook (Navarre, OH)

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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

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Playhouse Takes Audience Falcon Playhouse is a very special organization, but there is another special group within the Playhouse. No, not the Waahs-Thespiansl In order to be a member of the International Thespian Board, certain requirements must be met. Candidates have to be a two-year member of Playhouse, thus each must be a sophomore. Also, at least 15 Thespian points must be earned by acting, dancing, or working on crews in the productions. From there, the members add up the points and climb to each degree until reaching Honor Bar at 60 points. 134lFalcon Playhouse