Franklin High School - Chaqueta Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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STUPENDOUS STAFF For many Franklin teachers, a complete work day did not end at 1:45 p.m. as the last high school bell rang. Many instruc- tors took their occupation a step farther in other jobs. Mr. Reyburn commented, Having more than one job lets one get out and see the rest of the working X V ,Mn ,,, M 4 VV .R A M W . ,ff 3 L i mm 1, W I rt' . ..a, wr M Jobs beyond school By Nancy Flocchini worldf' The working roles they took upon in their daily lives varied from the teacher status. You actually saw the other side ofan individual and how they handled a variety of responsibilities. A lot of people questioned: Why would anyone want to work at more than one Clockwise from top: Working on a new program, computer whiz Mr. Reyburn logs in a new system for word processing. Striking a graceful pose, Mr. Gemmill pauses on the way to class for the cameraman. Mr. Pasquini educates his dedicated students in the basics of Comput- er Programming. St ff gs Pjople job?', One basic reason was the familar economic situation. The main reason was just the feeling ofpleasure of being able to get out in the everyday world and experience as much as possible. my 'Nrx