Franklin High School - Chaqueta Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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Awe uma Clubs develop community otally Organized: A positive sign of maturity and responsibility was the involvement of many students in various clubs and organizations. Instead of spend- ing time in the Commons or in other parts- of the school, club members ga ve up one or more hours per week to attend the meet- ings. A beautiful side light to these meet- ings was the sense of belonging and com- munity that developed. New clubs like the Role Playing Club evolved, and old favorites like Key Club continued to attract new members. Orga- By Shelley Hall school. The Key Club became involved in community support with their walk-a-thon for M.5. s Giving Franklin a record of good faith nizations like the Pep Club pushed to im- -1-md performance with each organization's prove spirit, and active participation in school activities. The Asian Club was in the front ranks promoting peaceful harmony and co-existence between all people in the fund raisers and activities, our clubs and organizations proved to be uniquely A we- some1 Organizations Theme- 1 5