Franklin High School - Chaqueta Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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To me, worklng wlth the handl capped and stroke vlctlms was reward ln In some ways they are more fortunate because they have the wlll to keep trying Carrle Snlder want' f Above students m class prepare to face the challenges of the com munity Far right Richard Creer and Athena White check their files before leaving Semors sk not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country 'This famous quote by Students work at no coast By Nancy Flocchmr rt rn some classes such as psychology and Amerrcan Government Some rn drvrduals contrnued to offer their trme I went there because I belreve a lot of people treat elderly people as rf they are of no use I love them and feel they M 'vc W I ' Ei r , I 1 ' ' 5.9 I , U 0 ' Q o I A f 0 f - hi I V 7,77 4 g 0 e o A o 1 1 ' I I 1,-,, 1 J Q gjei 0 U ' i I . - ' . ' Q .ASQ f . ,, - I l I O I , I I . , Q . Q ,, President lohn Kennedy represented what many students at Franklin be- lieved. Many individuals devoted much time performing free services for others. It required sincerity, un- selfishness, and warmth from these students to volunteer their work for those less fortunate. Even though many seniors had limited time avail- able to work, they still helped out at least five hours a week. Community work was done for cred- even rnto the summer months Sard lanee Resendes who worked at the Children 's Home during the summer, I did volunteer work to help the chil- dren. They need to be assured that they are loved, and that someone cares for them. Working with these special people usually brought strong feelings of friendship. Attachments occurred which made the volunteer work even more valuable to the student. Said Sii Saili who worked with older people, are important The experience and feelings helped these students relate to life more real- istically. No longer did they feel un- comfortable around people who dif- fered slightly. Instead they understood and felt comfortable among them. These students have shown great em- pathy among their community, and re- present the atmosphere often found at school. Seniors Mlael? 3 3