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

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Freshmen Darla Watanabc Sheri Watanabc Pam Watson Elizabeth Weaver Leslie Webb Paul Weber Ron Wccthcc Mike Weigum Kim Weil Susan Well Richard Welles David Wentrup Terry Western Becky Wet more George Whitby Clara White Elizabeth W ictum Terry Wiebe Gay Wilburn Michael Wilcox Jeff Will Michael Willhitc Mike Williams Sharon Williams Gary Willis Dan Wilson Don Wilson Marjorie Wilson Brad Winchcll Jackie Winchester Donna Windle Dianne Witt Debra Wodkins Gary Womack Mark Wonderlich David Woods Wayne Woods Wilma Woods Duane Wright Linda Wright Nancy Wright Terry Wright Karl Wruck Diana Wudcl Wayne Wudcl Kim Y arborough Ramcila Yasin Louis Ybarra David Yec Lindsey Yip Susan Yoshimi Craig Young Danny Zamarripa Clare Z as trow Robert Zeller Maria Zuniga 289

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Debra Trethewey Delia Tristan Mark Trovingcr Pamela Tumor Hazel Tyler Dennis Uhltch Mike Underwood Julie Updegraff linn in io Uria» I rank Uribie Florcncio t.'rrea Ruth Uyeno Valentia Valentine Kmnta Valenzuela Jeannette Valla Juan Vallejo Yvonne Vallejo Ted Valle ro Greg Valone Cindy Van Dc Pol Isaak Van Gaakn Sara Vasquez JoAnne Vcrmcltfoort Cheryl Vitale Leo Volkcrt Sherry Wagenman Donald Wagers Jim Wagers JoAnn Wages Dennis Wagner Melody Wagner Robert Wagner Randy Wahl Janet Walker Lynne Wallace Linda Wallh Peggy Ward Penny Ward Tcrric Ward Gerard Warmerdani Peter Warmerdam MIKK Cooper and I.ori Hummel continued to display friendly freshman-sophomore relationships during lunch- 288

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 , ro man n an island entire of itself, eivry man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main. ” —John Dunn Just as one student is not a student body, a yearbook editor is not the staff. This has l ccn a rare staff, highly motivated and willing to put in extra effort and time. Editors Bonnie Bauer, Valli Gemellos, Evic Graffigna, Barbara Olson. Jerry Moore. Lynn Prcszler. Marta Wall of, and Adclc Davis devoted weekends and vacations to help others. I believe, as many editors have, that Adviser Wayne Field was the genuine backbone of the “Tokay.” There never failed to be a weekend when he wasn’t willing to give up one or both days to come to the “Flame” room to lend a sympathetic ear or to help someone. He knew the best printer, a better way to write a caption, and a better way to print a picture. We would have had no book if he and his son David hadn’t spent nine weeks last summer creating our new classroom and darkrooms. Thanks go to Crete’s Studio and the Lodi News-Sentinel for photographic help. I would also like to thank most of the faculty, the administration, and the office staffs for their cooperation. This has been a wonderful year. Thanks to all of my family and friends for living with me through this book. 290 Lesley Hauck