Franklin High School - Chaqueta Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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Q ifk,-.nn K- ii' M . t , 'Y' - J . ,u., ' V 2 X .K 'ez' WV aklng that big step up Into the upper years at Franklln was one of the most exclttng thlngs ln your llfel If was a whole new way of living from the sophmore year to the junior year. From out ln the hld- den corners of darkness, the lunlor arrived. He 1 she was the teacher of old traditions at Franklln. Hefshe was the teacher of freshmen and sophmores. Being known as a varslly athlete or even being known as the top of your class seemed to be the most joyful thing ln your lunlor year. Ernle Romo sald, l can look forward to maklng somethlng out of myself Q 3 .-. - Frankie Fuoco A , Cesar Galindo Stephanie Gallegos 1 Eric Galtman ' b ll - Vincent Gabotero , . As Javier Gamez , . Amanda Garcia Gilbert Garcia . y Laura Garcia T' X. DeAnne Gill six . I y i'1.3 9'5- F :Ass i.,-.... Lorna Gill Kenneth Glover Anne Gomez Patty Gomez Aida Gonzalea Gonzalez MWMM li Nl' JWNTI IFPTQ By Jalme Aguirre here at Franklin High. The feellngs of many people seemed to be that school was stlll school, only harder every year. As you looked around the campus, you could see the funny freshmen bumping into walls and the sllly sophomores forgetting which way to go, but one thing was certain, the upper classmen were the ones on top of things. Evette Johnson sald, Being a Junlor brlngs more work, but I still feel the same. The junior was able to do thlngs that hefshe once could not. He! she was looked up to and was a leader of the school. Ernle Rodrl- guez said, Sophomores look up to the varslty and l can teach them the fundamentals that l know. There are always middle points In your llfe, and in high school the lu- nior year was the middle point. Ac- cording to Brlan Jones, The junior year ls another step In llfe that you have to go through to achieve the ultlmate goals in your life. lt ls the state In life where you are ln-be- tween and not sure about things. You are confused about trlvial mat- ters untll you get older. Then you look back and you figure out that all the thlngs you worried about are now resolved and slmpIe. Juniors Fu-Ga People -ll'- -l .

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