Lincoln High School - Best of Lincoln Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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Cstandingj-Ed Hausmann-CUSTODIAN Ben Prasad-CUSTODIAN Frank Avilla-CUSTODIAN Larry Griss-CUSTODIAN Bob Olsen-HEAD CUSTODIAN Saul Rodriquez-CUSTODIAN Paul Shoemake-CUSTODIAN CSittingJ Canuto Garcia-CUSTODIAN Felix Sousa-CUSTODIAN 'T ga-'M Sally Moore-CUSTODIAN if Miguel Ferreira-cusToDiAN r 77' agile ' i as Center gives career options Due to a new technician, Mrs. Shelly Smith, and increased publicity, the career center had it's most eventful year. Re- presenatives from numerous colleges and universities came to speak and inform students of the requirments to enter , college. Due to it's large supply of college catalogs, students were given the chance to review campuses that they might like to attend. Another important attraction the career cen- ter offered, was the opportunity for students to seek employ- ment. Jobs ranged from babysitting to part time office work. The career center was successful in acting as an assistant to secure future goals and plans of young adults. HEY, YOU MISSED A SPOT-While cleaning one of the many messy tables, Joey DalPorto shows Delares Herrera Cleftj a spot she missed. Career center 239

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