Franklin High School - Chaqueta Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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' ' S'rb:5aNoo'DS S' RELKIING WI'I'i-I RELATIVIES ON T The idea of working at the same job with a relative brought a look of both concern and wonder to many people at Franklin. Husband and wife teams, as well as uncle and newphew pairs turned a few heads and smiles from a few stu- dents, especially new-comers and fresh- men. However, these relatives found Clockwise from the top left: Mr.and Mrs. Theile reflect all the positivity that comes from work- ing together. Mr. Constantine Equinoa persues his papers, and prepares for his next class. Mr. Ellis finds few problems working at school with his wife, Mrs. Ellis. P I IDU sfffife By Nancy Flocchini - that working together didn't create the problems that many thought would come about. Said Mrs. Erin Theile, a special education teacher, about her hus- band Mr. Dan Theile, a history teacher, We love the idea of working together. Being at the same school makes itleasier and more fun to do what wepfdorevery- with ,all job, day. in 51 -3 2 .2

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Wayne Meissner ' wil. Marion Miller Edith Nayer Pat Nemee 2l S sf! X i gx X P ii ,Q I Sharon Norton Julie Ochsner Eleanor Padilla Dewey Pasquini Dan Patchen ggg Vance Paulson o May Powell fll as Qs A erry ratt Sh P S Garnet Punao Michael Ramirez Alan Reyburn Melinda Rosselli S ffM -R Pglrplee 0 'leap There is no way all our work can be done in an eight hour day, but all the work that we put in is challenging, interest- ing, and for the purpose of supporting a wonder- ful group of young peo- ple. Mrs. Swearingen TT