Franklin High School - Chaqueta Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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F ood service experience provides great opportunities for a job. o-4 Y-D N setrfviee proves skills By Pam Lefors I Franklin High School was equipped with many entertaining classes which held out- ,standing opportunities for the students. One such class was Food Service. This class exposed and trained students for fu- ture employment opportunities. Students who attended this class came from Edison ,-as well as Franklin. The class was made up of eleventh and twelfth graders only. One adult, Richard Briggs acted as supervisor, and Mrs. Ellis was in charge overall. Said Mrs. Ellis, These trained students catered parties, restaurants, and served luncheons for the staff. After the students were offi- cially trained, they were put on On The Job Training. Here they experienced different types of jobs for four weeks. After that the students were able to put their experience and training to practical use in looking for employment in the job market. The time and dedication was evident as these stu- dents displayed their best and made FHS proud.

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,1 Small photo: Flag girls parade through commons practicing for the performance. Large photo: Sonia Valadez concentrates on the correct direc tions, By Shelley Hall Performing independently and in con- junction with the Marching Band, the Drill Team provided sensational entertainment at numerous school and community func- tions. After putting in endless hours of in- tense practice during and after school, the Drill Team readied itself for the rigors of maintaining their record of high excellence. The Flag Team also spent much time and effort in performances for rallies and half- time shows. Both teams displayed their ex- pertise in their performance at the annual Stockton Bacon Bash Football Game. Proudly wearing the green and gold these women made our school proud. They de- lighted the school and community with pol- ished poise and synchronicity. team marches om!! Organizations Drill TeamfFlag Team