Franklin High School - Chaqueta Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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papers, Ka thy e photo: Covering essential g and Paula Crosby Meticulously plan for Larg Kin Members: Kathy King, Dougetta Oliver, Paula Crosby, Jennifer Gordon, and Kimberley Austin. . I W Amelia de Ia Cruz I The Future Homemakers of America be- gan the year with exciting plans, and loaded with ideas to gain unique experiences. Members attended regional meetings of this state-wide organization. Members were encouraged to attend conferences and to join in competitions. The result of this was visiting other schools in the state and along the way gain new friends and experiences. Several members attended the Regional Fall Meeting held at Atwater, California. Sureatha Reed and Cynthia Deloney were present at the Chapter Officers Conference at Sanger, California. To make all this pos- sible, the members sold candies as a fun- draiser. Each member's dedication, along with the advisor, Mrs. Hastie, made for a successful organization. -' l l I - l l l Hooks to itnitutltretl Organizations This Page Sponsored By' O K FLOWER SHED 1 Future Homemakers of America P.O. Box II65 Harding llVay Cemetery Lane

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By Nancy Flocchini The illustrious Key Clubvfound time to contribute their talents to both school and the Stockton community. A major concern g of the association was aimed at raising Sl,0O0 to donate to the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation, Members donated their time at fundraisers located at Rax Roast Beef, the Hilton, and Kiwana meetings. Students interested in joining the club were invited to a Welcome Lunch to learn more about the club and its functions. These events providedpeople with an op- portunity to get to know one another, and also provided fmembers' an opportunity to have some fun while initiating potential members into the club. All in all the club was a success, and members were happy to belong. ' All keyed in ll embers: Raju Patel, Small photo: '83-'84 Key Club M Lisa Cavender Leanna Sinibaldi, 8 Jared Jackson. l Satow 5 Norma Cabral. Large Nancy Flocchini, Don Sylvia Chavez and Norma of Key Club 's activities as their lunch with friends. WIT Cabral munch do V i l - -i-lu Organizations Key Club 1 S 5 in ii I ' l

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Eizipefriietnee develdps l I By Nickyi Wofford I The Future Farmers of America was an organization designed to prepare students for agriculturally related jobs, To be an ac- tive member of FFA, members had to be willing to work hard, put in a lot of extra time, and be interested in agriculture. Dr. Rai, in charge of FFA, taught the club's members how to plant, landscape, prune, and other related activities. He also taught them leadership tural workers ne FFA had nume out the year. Wit bers went on var their knowledge. perience of FFA ties beneficial to at -sr -if .,,.t,,.4wum1E3fiw rf ffft:,,:':f:sz, .V