Franklin High School - Oskey Yearbook (Franklin, MA)

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D.E. STUDENTS ARE YO YO EXPERTS Chris Kazuschyk says, We run the D.E. store, stock merchandise, pay bills, etc. Students are on early dismissal to work in the community. For the business-minded student, it develops skills in marketing and dis¬ tribution. She has learned that, People are strange! Marcia Mastromatteo feels that the course involves, Learning to be a salesman and getting along with people. We learned selling tips and the value of money. Bob Rettman thinks, It helps give a kid a chance to prove that he can do something on his own. We learn all about D.E.C.A., and what it does for people, and what people can do for D.E.C.A. Joni Cogliano has gained, The experience of working in the store during a rush. The course includes working in the store, getting out of school early to go to work, and par¬ ticipating in events at the conferences. Brian Bussaglia says, We work in the store, and play with yoyo ' s. Laura Murch feels that the course teaches, How to operate a business, and how to handle customers.

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4 ' mmm ART DEPT. OFFERS VARIETY OF EXPERIENCES (1) Cheri Dorr, an art student, works on one of her projects. (2) Shawn Doran works on his clay sculp¬ ture with a look of disbelief at his result. (3) Diana Taylor, center, tries to draw a complex assignment. (4) Patty Doe works with cutouts in her art class. (5) Mr. Crowley works with Greg Sullivan on his mounted perspective drawing. (6) Steve Huston works on his paper mache project displaying a Philadelphia Flyer hockey player. (7) Doug White works on his acrylic painting. »

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(1) Chris Foley models the AFRO wig which she stole from the D.E. store ' s mannequin. (2) Bob Rettman during one of the more exciting classes. (3) Carol Howe during one of her better days. (4) Mark Prairie prepares a sales speech for the Regional Conference. (5) Shawn Doran at target practice. (6) Ms. Reisian never shows her emo¬ tions during our Mass. Production Unit. (7) Kerry Gopley in the re¬ laxed atmosphere of the store. (8) Kathy Kurgas, state Parlimentarian; (9) Advisor, Mr. Gray, gives in¬ structions. (10) A. Mucciarone pays full attention to her retailing lec¬ ture. (11) The store Santa has be¬ come a yearbook tradition. (12) Peg Silve, Jody Gerimini, Terry Copley play a very educational game called pick up sticks.