Franklin High School - Chaqueta Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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Clockwise from top left: Bartlett LaFaun pauses a moment while cleaning tables. Helping 1 ' Q' ,i,,. ,,. . , 7, E,. 5 S 11039 clean up after lunch, this cafeteria worker smiles for the camera. Mr. Jake Jacobs takes a break from his busy schedule. The custodial staff: Preston Jacobs, Walter Pearson, Joe Rey, Joe Cruz, Steve Lewis, Billy T. Hill, Mr. Castro, Ezekial Howard, Herman San Nickolas, and Simmon Mascorro. STUPL-:NDF US STAFF Manwram me A ND CF mama i-IA va rr 'rooeraz-ras Serving and cleaning up after more than 2000 students and staff members was not an easy task. After a typical school day the large campus was prone to becoming quite dirty. This was especial- ly evident after the lunch bell dismissed the hordes from the commons. These supportive people fulfilled their respon- sibilities by providing us with lunchtime nutrition and the clean-up routine that 1 People liollowed. Vustodian, Steve Lewis commented while in the Main Hall. ln the eight years I have been here this is the cleanest yet: l believe this is due to the seniors and their control over the underclass- men. Often times we forgot and took for granted that these people would provide a clean and safe environment at school. Said Bartlett llafaun, l like myjob real Cafeteria!Maintenance By Nancy Flocchini well. The people I work with are awfully nic-ef' And these people were awfully nice to usg they did more than just aid in maintaining our schoolg they provided an invaluable service. The dedication these people showed provided our school with that touch of something totally awesomef

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Y 7' 'T r- ' X ... f 1 I feel commumcatzon IS the most zmportant part of my Job, because I have so many responszbzlztles, and I have to be an effectwe commum cator ln order to get thmgs done Mr Asunczon Ms Ms Mr Dr. Sanders . Selman . Shankle . Smith f Ms. Stahl . Ms. Stephens ' Ms. Swearingen . Mfg , Mr. Theile I 'i M , X :sf , 25' fix 9' !f ' 4: ' f in ,fmt F' 4 I 4 rv ' mi 4 , V , Ms Theile Ms Valadez ff Mr. Vernon I Ms. Ventre ' f Ms. Walker ff ,:,., Ms. Wartel , Ms. Weaver Ms. Weber 2 Staff Sa-We IU

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STUPENDOUS STAFF Annes SUPPORT SCHOOL The co-operation shared by the Liason Aides was very much appreciated. Mak- ing sure that things ran smoothly at school was the purpose of their job. Dur- ing the 1983-1984 school year the posi- tions of Liason Aide were filled by Mrs. Corley, Mr. Rick Smith, and Mr. Rich- ard Soria. Although Mrs. Corley's job was very hard, she remained cheerful most of the time. She stated, t'My work consists of running the student store, assisting in student activities, and beautifying the place by my presence! Mr. Rick Smith was also at his best on the job. He was a juvenile officer seven years ago, and was able to transfer his ability of dealing with kids of all types to his job here, very suc- cessfully. This year he was also the coach for the track team. He said, Anything - .2 -,,, :,, B Y AMELIA DELA CR UZ you can do, you can do better. Finally, there was Mr. Soria. He believed that Franklin had more to offer in terms of activities than any other school. He pro- moted pride in Franklin. These people were instrumental in making sure that Franklin remained a pleasant place of learning. . .,,.f.., ..,,.i..., L 1 5 'Sl 5 ...-,...... ,... ,,L. ,. . Clockwise from top left: Mr. Soria chats with Serena Hernandez, and provides a good atmo- sphere of positive feelings at Franklin. Mr. Rick Smith strolls down the halls. Mrs. Corley toasts the camera before another bite.