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

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Club unites. science labs For the first time, Physics, Lab Techni- cians, and Computer Club united to form one large club called the Science Club. The pur- pose ofthe club was to get the people with scientific knowledge together and also to get more people involved with other interests they may have in these other areas. The club was formed in January 1982, with the help of advisor Richard Schneck. The of- ficers were President Richard Smith, Vice President Lisa lshikawa, and Robert Carpen- ter as Secretary. There were 20 members. Among their activities they planned on making field trips to Yosemite, to the coast, and on a Sky Diving exibition. ln the future they plan on having guest speakers such as Doctors, Biologists and Lab Technicians. SPlKE!- Richard Spike Schneck ftop leftj calls a meeting to order. FIRING LINE- Carla Pennington, Jennifer Holdsworth, Scott Reyn- olds, and Robert Stein Cleftj exchange ideas. TAKE NOTE- Lucy Cordova Caboveb takes careful notes as Junior John Crespi listens. O Science Club' 57

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Goodies make money for S.F. trip Bake sales were the main source of in- come for the French Club. The money made from selling goodies went towards the club's annual San Francisco excursion. While in San Francisco they visited museums and other points of interest as well as dining at a tradi- tional French restaurant. French teacher and club advisor, Rafael Dueri, was pleased with the group's partici- pation even though they failed to enter into Spirit Day competition. The president of the club was Junior Eric Cowger with Erin George serving as vice- president. Said Cowger, Although we start- ed out inactive, by the closing of the year participation had increased. SITTIN' PRETTY- Sophomore Jennifer Holdsworth qabovej laughs at an idea at a French Club meeting. DAZED AND CONFUSED- As acting secretary of the French Club, Junior Sue Hartsock frightj takes minutes. QU'EST CE QUE C'EST?- French instructor Rafael Dueri Ctop rightb helps a student with his homework. O 56 French Club

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Successful year ... aids La Voz La Voz is a club where Mexican American students can meet, socialize and participate in activities associated with school events. La Voz means The Voice and it's pur- pose is to represent the Mexican American students to student government. This year the club has had many fund rais- ers. They sold roses, and had a Mexican Pan- dulce sale. CMexican pastriesb. They also sold burritos at football games, and worked at basketball concessions. Spanish teacher, Norrie Bean is Co-advi- sor for La Voz. lt's a club that l'm proud to be associated with, because the students work very well together, he said. Co-advisor and chairperson for the multi- cultural committee for school improvement Emma Ciriza is very enthused about the club. The success of the club is due to the mem- bers' hard work and dedication. Patricia Pulli has made a terrific President and has dem- onstrated great leadership qualities, said Ciriza. Since last year it's more organized the members are more involved it's really been the members working as a whole for the club. says President Patricia Pulli. Wa 61-Q Mag, 'aVoz +13 ,nv V? Mad' f'f.x T if , I, - rf qi, U ' . .fvl -. A l My 'g 'a 1, Y' . ,M .Ts LQ' 94 . f rl Q f-vi if. ' NX clk. Rx kt