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STUIJENDOUS STAFF Worki high skills among Fran ng in a busy office all day long at a Clerical Workers help out By Nancy Flocchini If anything was to happen to one of these important human beings, a de- people actually did not realize what clerical work consisted of. New and ad- school was not an easy job. The and knowledge which were used each individual benefited crease in accuracy in the office work would have been easily noticed. Any in- formation which needed to be known vanced methods which were developed had to be learned daily by these working people. The work that these clerical la- klin students and teachers. Bever- ly Pug btate being 5 2 5 ' ' F :ES 1 5 .Qs it h, in charge of student activities, d, The funnest part of my job is here with the students. A lot of about Franklin High School these individuals knew all about it. borers accomplish by the end ofa school year was very rewarding for Franklin High School and anyone else involved. 5' 'ss E A QQ' X ff Q Bev Pugh, in the Student Store, diligently attends to school matters. Clerical Wonders: Mrs. Pugh, Mrs. Vezaldenos, Mrs. Dukes, Ms. Rodri- guez, Mrs. Matsumoto, Mrs. Boston, Mrs. Norwood, and Mrs. Stephens. Clockwise from top: S.W.A.K.! Mr. Won and Mrs. Swearingen clown around' in the Main Office. St ff Peogle
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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
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