Franklin High School - Chaqueta Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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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

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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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The '83-'84 Asian Club Members: Don Satow, vice-president, Rosemaria president, Dawn Hess, UGESUFEF, iz, Cahvez, secretary, Consuelo 'Ru 183 Mr.-Davenport, Ms. Hardy, 5 Mrs. Weaver, advisors. :remotes eultufe By Socorro Cajina Franklin's Asian Club was started by Mr. Stan Davenport in 1975. lt was established to be a social club, as well as a club that provided service to the community. The purpose of the club was to become better acquainted with the Asian culture and to promote a better understanding of the Asian people. The members of the club par- ticipated in several activities in the Asian community which included the Chinese New Year and the Spring Festival. ln addi- tion, the club also planned an annual trip to the snow' at Cottage Springs and a picnic at Mickey's Grove. .Fun was the key! Said President Don Satow, Asian Club is a Club in which we have fun. Asian club is a.social and service club based on the central theme of FUN. Our activities have ranged from bowling to Chinese!