Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Lydia Jacobs Susan James Diane Jaureguito Scott Jensen Jillene Jesus Jimmy Johnson Linda Johnson Stuart Johnston Becky Jones Brian Jones Rodney Kammerer James Kang Dorothy Keininger Linda Keleher Terri Kenoly Kerry Kern Krista Kern Kelly Kim Patricia Kimmel Kathleen Kinter Brian Kirchner Pat Kline Phyllis Knutsen Sandra Kolb Jim Kranich Nila Kraus Greg Kreiter Steven Krueg Diana Lambert Kihm Langworthy Seniors wait in the Student Circle for results of their protest negotiations. Protest brings change Hell no, we won't go, chanted a gathering of Senior Class members during a protest in October against the Vic- tory Week competition-rally scoring, over which the seniors claimed unfair treatment. Approximately 400 seniors gathered in Student Circle on Oct. 8 to show their hostility. A competition yell at the beginning of the rally had been scored and included in the point totals. The Junior Class had tied with the seniors: but since they were considered the loudest in that early yell, they were proclaimed the winners overall. The seniors wouldn't stand for it, however. The problem developed because the competition yell was not scheduled ahead of time as applying to the point totals. The problem could have been avoided if the rally had been left a tie. I don't feel the yell should have been included in the final decision, commented Principal Leroy Carney. While the Senior Class rallied for several unscheduled hours, administrators, junior and senior officers, and Steve Von Berg, activities director, met to discuss the seniors' demands and try to come up with a compromise between the classes. The compromise reached declared the juniors and seniors tied. Points from the competition yell would not be used, which left the two groups tied at 45 points each. At the end of Victory Week the seniors were presented with the Most Spirited award.

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