San Benito High School - El Chapitel Yearbook (Hollister, CA)

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Z S ecial V ' A' 4 'MM 'MH Serving San Benito High School Friday June 12, 1981 Volume 42 9 Clubs survive double lunch by Brenda Sherman Most of the conflict was caused by the infamous double lunch. Wednesday was designated as club day during the first semester- with a single 50-minutes lunch to allow time for club meetings. Second semester found yet another change. Wednesday was still club day but the schedule was changed to double lunch sessions. Classes were reduced by five minutes to allow 30 minutes between sixth and seventh periods for clubs meetings. However, 30 minutes is a short time to have three or Clubs have been through a lot this year. With all the different changes, students' determination really showed. lt is hard to seperate clubs from the spirited student. But this past year has taken its toll on ac- tivities. The number of activities one could be involved in became limited, and students were forced to make choices between clubs. l had to drop two of the six clubs l was previously involved with,' ' said Jaelle Arciniega. C .NBS RWD four club meetings. Even with the double lunch dilemma, clubs still managed to fare pretty well. Activites such as the FEC homecoming flower sale, the French Club cookie sales, and the FFA Barn Dance and bathtub races. Some things, with the help of students' deter- mination, just won't be stopped. Whether we have double lunch, lack of time, or some other obstacle, clubs will play a big part in the lives of San Benito High School students. ORG A1493 RT 90143

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ble t ouble rs. Hall, Close Up ad- isor. Oh, ok. l have to go to EC now. Did you bring your sheet? Sorry, too many clubs my mind. Finally we had to com- . This was just too to handle. We took case to the school The library was packed, ot, and stuffy that ASB President Alex acias tried to negotiate ore single lunch eriods during a week. We had only 10 minutes n the agenda and in the nd the once-a-week ingle lunch schedule revailed. Second semester the single lunch was com- pletely eliminated. Club meetings were now scheduled on Wednes- day after school. Classes ended 30 minutes early to give students an opportunity to attend a club meeting or use the library. BLT were now schedu once a grading period. Well, this year has turn ed out to be confusing, full of complaints and definitely bizarre. The lunch atmosphere chang- ed from crowded and crazy to boring and lone- ly. - Jaelle Arciniega It-'QL 'Huw S- 's Freshmen 99

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