Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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tire? 1 ,',,, ,, f. 6.. , H . W-mr, U ,Lit Qs. Kilb entertains through music Entertaining people by playing the flute, singing, dancing, and cheerleading seems to be a specialty for Leslie Kilby. The junior has had seven years of experience in playing the flute and six years of private lessons. Her musical experience has included woodwind ensem- ble, orchestra, piano, and voice lessons. In ninth grade Leslie was in a marching band' that was invited to play in the St. Patrick's Day Parade in Dublin, Ireland: and they also won first place at a small-band competition against colleges at the Mardi Gras in New Orleans. In tenth grade she won second chair among four flutes in the Central Valley Youth Symphony, and this year she earned the first-chair flute position. Leslie has been a California Scholarship Federation member throughout high school, but cheerleading interested her sin- ce sixth grade. Leslie was A Yell captain this year at Tokay. 1. Kilby tmiddlej and other A-Yell members end in a mount during the surfing rally. 2. Practicing her flute, Kilby dedicates many hours to the perfectionlof her art. fo f 5' Vw, I ,,, i W9 , ,,,. M ,IX .rs Tm v it I 1 a rrn, ,,, 4 'f i ,'7,........ 13 A a -4 W KA, I it rt In .,,' ,' ,' Y tk N1-1 1 L 1 an Jawa 4. juniors 0 237

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Ted Bobrow judy Bouma janet Boyd Tarise Bradley jay Branaugh Gary Brathoud Liz Braun Phyllis Brown Todd Bryan Teresa Bucher Chris Burgstahler Judy Busalacchi Angelito Cabaccang Manolito Cabaccang Lance Calkins Gary Campora john Canepa james Cannon Kim Caplin Sandi Carli Sondra Carpenter Cheryl Carter Denise Castro Rodney Cates Cathy Cawelti Randy Chadwick Russ Chadwick jackie Chance Colleen Chaney Susan Chapin Chuck Churchill Liz Cipriano Kevin Clark Rena Clark Mike Claxton Chris Clayborne Mike Clem Ed Cobb jim Coble Lisa Collins Marco Collins Diana Compton Ellen Conley Holly Conway Bill Cook Roy Cook Ruben Cortez Laura Costa jim Costanza Craig Cozzitorti Andy Craft Rhonda Crawford Paul Crum Ruth Cypert Kendra Daijogo Deborah Damon

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Susie Daulton David Dawson Elizabeth DeAnda Shelly Delany Barbara Delph Maria Demitroff Michelle Dildey Susan Diohep Chris Doe Sandra Driggers Brian Duck Kevin Duffy Donna Duncan Lisa Dunckhorst Paul Dyer Laura Eckart Dan Eckles Betsy Edwards Maureen Eich Hilda Elias Chris Ellsworth Stacy Elson Valerie Eproson Frank Espitia Lisa Evans Bob Everitt Penny Ezell Susan Fairgrieve Donna Farthing john Featherlin 'Karl Felten Brent Ferguson Debbie Fetzer Ruth Fiedler Kevin Fisher Silvia Flores Elena Flumiani Edward Ford Janie Fouqette Laura Fox Sam Franco Rick Friesen Beckie Fuchs Kevin Fuchs Tori Gabrielson Cathleen Galgiani Sheryl Gallagher Patricia Gandee Charles Garcia Edna Garcia Gail Garcia Mike Garcia jonelle Gaspar Corey Gee Terri Girsh Paul Glennon V A E ' ' - fam fvfl 'h' f ' ,A Vuul , 23 7 ', 'fr wa ,f ' 1' V! , W , 'V ' v I , , ,WM fda, at 5' '44 Q 1 rf? ' Za . in as y 9' , V fm 1 y 'QC' V - Y ' - ., ' ft r , ' - I Aa , - f - 1 if iX ,f xiii? X M 4 .X f fr A x - r Q K 1' af X W , :L H A of as r WA ,ea .aim r f A' as 1 f X , da. 'Roots' gets nod as top TV special Roots was singled out as the favorite TV special by an over- whelming majority of students replying to a TOKAY survey last fall. Students were not the only ones who considered Roots Number One. During its first run in 1977, 130 million wat- ' ched at least part of the eight- T part series. Seven of the eight L A parts were ranked among the f top ten of all time along with 'A the Super Bowl, parts one and two and Gone with the Wind. Harvard sociologist Thomas Pettigrew compared Roots t the aftermath of john F. Ken- nedy s death as a major event on American television My if W 3 X. ew Vyzhg 1 0. j. Simpson tcenterl with LeVar Bur- ,ny f ton who portrays young Kunte Kinte 3 during an early segment of the TV special 1 2 Burton poses with author Alex Haley f Sv