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

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- Goal achievements I unite Asians At their first meeting the Asian Club decided that they would have two Presidents. During the first semester the reigning President was Roger Shinmoto and during the second it was Freeman Mah. Hard work and determination made the Asian Club the winners during Spirit Day festivities. They won for float, booth, and sweepstakes. Participa- tion ofthe members proved to be a great asset for us to achieve our goal stated senior Linda Dublin Together with other schools such as Edison and Stagg, they went on a trip to San Francisco. The Asian Club took part in community affairs. They were rented a booth in the Civic Auditiorium during the Chinese New Years festivities, to sell food, and other items. lt was profitable and suc- cessful, said senior Harry Lin. All and all we had a very successful year, the club really pulled together, and therefore every- thing turned out excellently, stated President Roger Shinmoto. 1- 1 gif-2: z ,gi -3 pu., 'f' Q- 1 .' i '55, , ' - ggi' T li 1, ' 4 i t Aa ,NN s 'gf I BAG IT- Trisha lshimaru Ctop lefty gets a pencil for a friend. YOU DID WHAT?- Freeman Mah Cabovej questions the fund faising techniques of a club member as Cathy Fuji- shige looks on. PRESENT AND ACCOUNTED FOR- Linda Wong Cleft? ex- plains her ideas at a club meeting. I Asian Club 51

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.JX x-... !fi 1.4.1 THUMBS UP- Advisors Alan Hitt and Bill Horning Qaboveb discuss upcoming club events, WHEELS IN MOTION- Roger Shinmoto itop rightj laughs at his attempt to rewind a film. PAPER CHASE- Freeman Mah and Cathy Fujishige Cleftj go through some past business. I 50 Asian Club W Q' ,J A, -3 . V Qibgg, -m

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Fantasies create ... adventures Exciting discoveries and dangerous situations were part of the fun fantasizers had in the Dun- geons St Dragons Club. Many new members who joined were taught by advisor Jim Ponder and some of the old members. They are a group of bright, creative, imaginative people who get together every week to indulge in their fantasies, said Ponder. Ray Latham was president, Stephanie Brandt was vice president, and Rex Earl was the presidential aid. On Spirit Day their theme was May Day, where they dressed like people in the Middle Ages. They made a tavern for a booth and sold steak kabobs. inxAxri,ii i I 4 .V 2-' i.i,r'w1ax A iii,i+m,1i if N4,1uX kttslllis say! kr jx. ,, f VF- bu 3 ,H ' ' if ef' I . 4 Q? 11 Q .V . X J WHAT SHOULD I DO NEXT-Dungeon Master Rex Earl, Cabovej, makes plans behind his screen. MONEY, MONEY, MONEY-Junior Brad Loewen, Qrightj, thinks about his aquired gold prices. LIVING IN A FANTASY-Sophomore Rex Earl, Ctop rightj, dir- ects Senior Darren Destafano and Junior Richard Ward through an adventure. O 52 Dungeons 8t Dragons