Lodi Union High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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'Flame circulation increased 50 per cent, a result of a package plan which enabled students to buy a student body card, “Flame,” and “Tokay” for SI 1.50. Purchase of a Heidelberg offset press by the printer cut production time in half. The “Flame” room was rebuilt in the former custodians’ shop and was supplemented by an air conditioner purchased from the “Flame” and “Tokay” budget. NSPA awarded the Flame” an All- American rating for the fourth time in six semesters. CARTOONIST Jacklyn Takahashi left touched up her drawing while Susan Solari, circulation manager, folded Flames, and Karen French, business manager, kept up her bookkeeping. FLAME” Xters below were front row Chris Winter. Sheryl le. Rod Rosa. Katie Warner. Gladwin Bellamy. Row two Jon McGladdery. Amy Kaida. Wilma Stunkart. Nancy Miller. Cheryl Saylcr. Cynthia Walls. Standing Brenda Mikawa. Mary Willis, Kathryn Frcdstrom. Adviser Wayne Field, and Kathy Borchardt. 29

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SETTING type right for .in early issue wax Mr. Vic Abrahamson. who printed the “Flame” for forty years before his death in October following a short illness. EDITORS top were Mike Yarborough, sports; Karen Vaughan, page two; Melanie l.ov. features; and Diane Linton, news. PHOTOGRAPHERS aboi Keith Fischer, Glenn Nagel, and David Field inspected a camera while Derecn Richards, advertising manager, and Norma Geist. her assistant, labored over an ad layout. MARIE Kricgcr. copy editor, and Deb Dean, editor-in-chief, right checked a “Flame.” 28

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Stressing vocal technique and its application to vocal literature was emphasized by the a cappclla choir under the supervision of Mr. Wylie Moffatt, new director this year. Ten Christmas concerts for service clubs. Davis school, and Woodbridgc and Morada senior elementary classes high- lighted the year for the choir, along with the second annual Christmas performance for LHS. A spring concert for the commu- nity again added to the year’s schedule. The Madrigal Singers, a select group of 20 students from the choir itself which was formed during the year, occasionally per- formed at the choir’s regular concerts. A CAPPCLLA officers right as they ascended the Music Building stairway were Joe Garcia, vice- president; Sue Berg, secretary; and Fred Hcbcrlc. president. ORGANIZING the curriculum and executing the duties of a choir governing board below were section leaders Audrey Miller, Beth Travis, Steve Potratz. Jo Baumbach, Dave Loughead. Mr. Wylie MofTatt. director; Brad Seibel, Jonathan Brown. Janie Focacci. Ellen Turner. Susie Uycda, Kathy Shinn, and Dale Hixson. 30