Anime Club

Anime club is another one of the fun clubs at Lincoln (all though they are all fun). Last year this club was advised by Daniel Resz, the school’s Electronic Arts teacher, but this year it is advised by one of the Physics teachers, Noah Shen. This club is held in room 43 at lunch every Thursday. In this club, students can bring their lunches with them into the classroom and converse with others as well as watch different animes depending on if it’s close to a holiday or if no one really minds what gets put on.

Hope And Healing

The Hope and Healing club that has been apart of Lincoln for a few years. It is run by Ms.Borja every Thursday at lunch in room A1. The Hope and Healing club has been created to give students at Lincoln a chance to have a place to go to when they need to relax or study for an upcoming final or any big quiz/test. This club is made to help our students in need of a quick break during school hours and give them a chance to gather their thoughts as well as give them time to go over whatever else they need to study/finish any homework they weren’t able to do. When I signed up for this club and asked for the information about it, I was told that- to help the students relax -tea would be given out as well as lit candles and anything they can think of to help the students of Lincoln High School.

Convertibles

The Convertibles is one of Lincoln’s dance groups, performing at events and football games with amazing dancers of pretty much all four grades. Some of these dancers have been taking dance every year that they’ve been at Lincoln and show how much they practice in their performances. Just recently, the Convertibles performed at Lincoln’s game against Piedmont Hills dancing to Look What You Made Me Do by Taylor Swift. It was the perfect dance to do seeing as Halloween had been just around the corner during this game. This dance group consists of people our own dance teachers Trevor Lynskey, Daniel George, and Chris Scadina helped choose when dancers from any level tried out for this group. If any of you are in dance and would like to try out for Convertibles, go for it. It’s incredibly fun and you’ll definitely make new friends from joining.

NAHS/FIDM

NAHS/FIDM is an art and design club that’s been apart of this school for quite a while. This club is led by Lincoln’s art teachers Eileen Zamora and Sofia Arredondo and is held in room 52 at lunch every Tuesday. In this club, you can create your own artwork and share it with the class and others outside of the school and help out at events as well as have the chance to show your creation at said events.

Youth-Led By Christ

Youth-Led By Christ is a club to ask questions about Christian faith and about who God and Jesus are along with what the teachings of the Bible say. This is a club open to any background whether you are Christian, atheist, Catholic, etc. YLBC meets at Lunch in room 14 every Tuesday, usually teaching things between the life and teachings of Jesus, a book in the Bible, or a historical figure who lived the Christian life God called them to. On days, when they aren’t doing a teaching, YLBC would do worship instead, bringing in a singer and guitarist (or other instruments) to lead Christian songs praising God.

Class of 2018/2019/2020/2021

The Class of 2018/2019/2020/2021 were groups of the class of freshmen (2021), sophomores (2020), juniors (2019), and seniors (2018) that decorated the halls of the school and created dances for each grade to perform at Lincoln’s Big Bone rally that occurred before Thanksgiving. These groups spent time after school every Tuesday until 3:40 practicing their dances for that very important rally.

Make A Friend

Make a friend club is held in room P-107 every Friday at Lunch. Ricardo Hernandez said he had created this club because he says the kids that are alone at this school. Make A Friend is a club where they do various activities such as watching movies, playing Xbox and having pizza parties sometimes. This club had been created so those without someone to hang out with can come and meet others. Ricardo has informed me that Make A Friend club is an environment for others to come together and make friends.

Interact

Interact, which stands for International Action, is a service club that is part of Rotary International. They hold the Stanford Blood Drive each year and have service events like park cleanups and care-package making. Interact also holds fundraisers such as Milk Tea sales, dances, and charity dinner to raise money for their projects each year. This year our project is “The Right to Thrive” which focuses on supporting victims of child marriage and preventing this type of marriage through providing marginalized communities with sustenance and education.

Hiking Club

Hiking Club is a club that promotes health and wellness, along with connecting to the environment. They go on weekend hikes to promote getting outdoors and exercising. Hiking Club is all about understanding the importance of health and our environment.

Mermaid Club

Mermaid Club is a club advised by one of the biology teachers here at Lincoln, Mrs.Bennett, and is led by Sylvie Eisips. This club is a beach cleanup club, so essentially, they give their time to raising funds for organizations such as “Save Our Shores” as well as travel to beaches to pick up trash. Mermaid Club is held every Thursday in room 46 at Lunch.

Key Club

Key Club is an international based, student-led organization, that was established in 1925 and is held in room 73 every Tuesday at Lunch. The goal of this group, as told to me by Meilyn Wong- President of Key Club, is to teach leadership skills through community service. The intention of this club is to create a meaningful and fun experience to encourage all students to take part in and help build the homeschool and community.

French Society

The French Society Club is one of Lincoln Highs´ oldest and longest standing clubs, the intention of this club is to share the French culture with the students here. During this club, the members tend to talk about the French arts, theater, cuisine, and much more along with eating French cuisines such as crepes, cheese and crackers, and pastries. This club is also run by Meilyn Wong (President of the Key Club) and is held on Wednesdays during Lunch in room P104.

Lions Code (Computer Club)

Lions Code is a club made for students who are interested and curious about computer programming and learn how to code in java, SNAP, python, and javascript. The focus for the 2017-2018 school year is for students to use Virtual Reality. To do this, the students learn how to use Unity Platform to watch tutorials and help each other create VR games. Lions Code meets after school every Thursday to program for 45 minutes and then play VR for the same amount of time.

Queer Student Union

The Queer Student Union is a safe and fun space where you can be sure your pronouns, identity, and presentation will be respected and embraced. This club discusses how to make Lincoln High´s campus more inclusive and to make sure all students of any identity are comfortable as well as respected.