Commodore Stockton Junior High School - Tarzans Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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Girls' Citizen hip Club p The purpose of the Girls' Citizenship Club is to be of service to our school and community. The club is limited to 9th grade girls. The club has attempted to have one social project every month. Some of our annual affairs are a snow trip, giving candy on Halloween to the Children's Horne, and a trip to Santa Cruz. Boys' i Citizen hip Club . ' The Library Club is comprised of 1 r u twenty-five Sth and 9th grade students who are concerned with serving the school through the library facilities. Most of these students are regular li- brary assistants Who are taking the course for credit. Meetings are called only when needed. One aim this year is to visit other secondary school libraries in the dis- trict as a group. Top Row: Ray Ollivier, David Reck, Win Martinez, Ken Q Quan, Robert Dunkleg Znd Row: Debbie Richmond, 3 Valerie Pineda, Kathy Gianni, Kacey Finch, Margaret p Tnf--3 If Bell, 3rd Row! Tyrine Salcido, Kandy Mitchell, Joanne ' Bass, Ana Ramirez, Karen Greeng Not pictured: v Darlene Cherrington, Ronald Crawford, Irene DeLa f , Torre, Patty Gall, Linda Hargis, Joanne King, Rachelle -I 'I Pappas, Lynn Prime, Tyrone Wise. f ......-.,...,,

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horus Club Part of Advanced Glee's busy schedule in- cluded three concerts at school, including a pop concert in May, and participation in school assemblies. All Glees performed at the Competitive Festival at Franklin in April. The group was honored by an invi- tation to appear at the Convention of Cali- fornia Music Educators Association at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. They were the only choral group, junior high, senior high, or college, to be invited. Choraliers also were busy performing at rest homes, service clubs, Salvation Army, and at the Solo Festival. They were also asked to perform for the Retired Teachers' Annual Banquet and journeyed for their second appearance at the Dickens Christmas Fair in San Francisco. O Choraliers Top Corner: Sally Rumseyg Top Row: Pam Eaton Margaret Holmes, Janet Robinson, 2nd Row: Sulea Milton, Joy Barrett, Joanna Beckwith, Regina Pingreeg 3rd Row: June Hoberg, Janet Dosh, Kerry Echeberry, Megan Fehling, Ann Geiger. vp .1 'f W4 9th Grade Christmas Dance The Gentle Wild Standing: Matthew Monroe, Enos Gomes, Steve Meyer, Mrs. Cervo, advisor and teacherg Seated: Bobbi King, Carolyn Cole. A-H Club The AH Club is composed of deaf students who attend Stockton Jr. High School. The purpose of the organization is to give deaf students an oppor- tunity to experience the social atmosphere created by belonging to a club.

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tudent SQIVICB Over 200 ninth-graders work as student service, assisting in offices, gyms, class- ' v -rooms, shops and labs, Regular grade and credit are given these Cathy COX students, who have proved to be valuable help Student Activities for the staff and Who have gained Worthwhile experience for themselves. g i 'E,z'ri-R , A l if , f lah Q., ,Ao , -Sri' R ' K-as P- gf Q fs . '4 'F' , P 'rw , ,l J .AL 5 X. vi Q1,--. 5i.1xq..:,r-- if 1:3313 ' 4. - n ,A Maggy V1 : K -J. l . I. .,Af,4N, ,A.. - QB. M ,gAfN.V is .- 'fer as fgwi' .gg .V h ut ' A '35 '51 - '- 55N1 f1'. ' i'?'l il' i ,.:, 5 . .iff iv, vin it , H 'X V V1 ' P A , ,A yin:-1:41. gy nf A- - -'L :QA A 'Ll 'A-V ,, ':4 I, 1, . V ., X --1.1 K 515: .hx I 1. L in.: , . lj,-A .JI It . - ,fp 55:-nw ., , 2 g - , ' a, , -, - -xH..n,.,,..-1 -Ui, Y -, ' , if . 5, ' , .vw ,-.4',',f, ' f sr, f H LA -1' -ia l ' -'-.kgilfx ,J , , 1AeiSJ5J,f.,1Q, gffen.! - P+ A-i S , Hgfsfilgzgifrgh' . 'Lj5,jv,.E if 11,4 Q -fy. I 'Lx-:,, ,L .1I',f'- ,y3,,',l .....L...-usp .4 -J. ,. Y ... .-V , li Coreen Bassett, Main Office John Southern, Special P,E. M e fro Club . f'1i1. 1 ' .' 'l l' The Afro Club is one of the most active clubs on campus., It consists of students of all ethnic backgrounds, 'The main 'purpose of the club is to promote unity and peaceful co- existence between students of all racial and ethnic backgrounds and to instill in each mem- ber 'a sense of pride in himself and in the school.