Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Because of the large in- crease in the number of students this year, the cooks and cafeteria changed several ways to accommodate the needs of students. The former student lounge was converted to a salad bar, which offered a variety of salads and dressings. It was a great success from the start. Martha Avitt, head cook, commented that she was sur- prised to see that boys as well as girls were enioying the salads. I like to have a variety of things out there each day, she said. Price and menu changes were also made, including raising the standard hot lunch a nickel to 75 cents. The snack bar, preferred by most students over hot lunches, stocked many new items. Ac- cording to Avitt, more variety was added to provide students with a wider choice. But complaints were still made, especially about the over-crowded lunch periods. On Nov. 12 the administration added five minutes to each lunch period by starting school five minutes earlier and reducing the clean-up time. 4' W v Cafeteria 0 111

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1. Teachers Sheila Evans, Winitred Andre, and Andrea Tierney offer opinions about in-class candy sales. 2. Mrs. Lln Sinz shares discipline techniques with Mrs. Lynda Nahigian. 3. Interrupting Mrs. Julia GiIlespie's afternoon meditation, Mrs. Leigh Ramsey and Mrs. Cheri Nilmeyer sneak a peek at fi les. l l i S 3 , I I .... 3 y ,,. .,,......s....m-.-Iiiwi .. Reading shows decline This years students arent serious and they dont read enough observed James Lynch chairman ot the rapidly expanding English Department Thats terrible when you can see that much slippage The Bay Area Writing Protect a summer course designed to train teachers to recognize the educational level ot students writing and learn how to improve it was attended by the department ea A program t strengthen the role ot the teacher through assertive discipline was a success with teachers according to Lin Sinz English Skills instructor as five rules were set by in dividual teachers for this disciplineimprovementplan Church goers as well as non church goers attended The Bible as Literature classes instructed by Donald Levy The Way a paraphrase of the Bible allowed students to assimilate the stories as et tective literature Nancy Kahns performan ce oriented drama classes successfully developed poise and skills for the stage The only course not college prep oriented Wimfred An dres Mass Media class ot tered students a chance to study films and television drama from an English view n . 1 1 I - ' h d - , . o , ,, . . . I , . . . , . , , . . . . . I u I - - - , . 1 . ' . . . . . I I . ,f . . . 0 - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . ' - ' ' - I . I . . . I - - ' ' . . . 1 D ' , . I . 0