Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

Page 254 text:

jennifer Trujillo Beth Tuckerman jeff Turner Maria Umnas Sandy Valente Rick Valentine Gerald Van Cleave Penny Vanderpool Tony Vanni Sheri Van Noy Bill Van Oss Kathleen Van Pernis Noell Van Steenberge Kathy Vargas Keith Vargem Bernadette Vernengo john Vernon Greg Vincelet Carina Von Stark Melissa Wall Marion Walters Tammie Walth Kevin Walton Pam Warburton William Ward Pam Watanabe Susan Wedderburn Sheryl Weist Geri Welch Leonard Wells Darrin Westbrook Carrie Whiffen Todd Whitaker Scott Will Beverly Williams Christel Williams Dan Williams Dean Williams Garth Williams Tammy Williamson Margaret Wilson Michele Wilson Kayleen Wimberly Gary Wood Greg Woods Ed Wrbicky Greg Wydner Mike Yarber Barry Young Cynthia Young Mark Young Tom Youtsey Fernando Zapien Donald Zavala Todd Ziemann Brenda Zwingelberg X N.. was X A aa , N A. .. J X .,XlQu . . I . r., Ns QE. Q WG? ,, L., .g . , :,- a. , tg.. ,-,rig - f ' X M N - K K .. a r , as gg .. of na, , . 'i-- H X . 1:- -- oi ls ::5:::: N QW- K E 4 xr NX: Sw ax fm Ream 'SK are 2 t N FS' :GRM 2 Y2f '7 2 ., X ,faq if--er e, 5.3: 1 AW K . , gl, .., . if -5 -X ft . .si A U ,, . as X X N r x K a t Wiki if is isss X at it .W T :Qt- Y ii if 'Ives 5 X 5 s X Q , K Y at a Q6 S t A xx Xx X 'K as 5 N is 5 XX: N Y - ' LTA at .. 'N Qs 5 N

Page 253 text:

1. Miss Andre displays examples of fine art to a T okay art class. 2. Free-form sculpture is one of Miss Andre's specialties. Teacher creates professional art Painting, sculpture, ceramics, and making jewelry have been Miss Winifred Andre's special interests for years. Since her father was an artist and her mother was a musician, it seemed natural for her to have a talent of her own. She studied at the San Francisco Art In- stitute and taught art in a Los Angeles high school and then at a college for 25 years. She was also the art coordinator at Carondelet High in Concord. But at Tokay she teaches English. She sells many of her creations through the Toro Gallery in Los Angeles. Other rewards have come her way, including a State Award for painting, a Los Angeles Regional Award for sculpture, and a California VVater Color Society Merit Award. 'w W 1 i ,. f'--' -, f r 1 3' rr ' w ga Kawtiwfiafs 2 X. 'few .Z .,, M.-again , Q , Hi ,QV EK: yyg . , y ,,.. , 7: 5. 930 A T A . I juniors I

Page 255 text:

A -I -. nn : Oliver accepts new challenge Running and numerous in- door exercises are what helped junior Randal Oliver get into shape for the ski season. Randal began skiing at the age of three and a half and joined the Stockton branch of the National Ski Patrol last year. In order to be in the patrol, he had to meet certain requiremen- ts, which included taking classes in Standard and Advanced First- Aid and CPR. He then had to pass a written test in First-Aid and skiing and toboggan proficiency tests. The course also included a climb from the bottom of one of the chair lifts to the top, a ver- tical rise of 850 feet, which had to be completed in one hour. He did this in 20.01 minutes, beating the previous record of 21.20 minutes set by Greg Flyn. Randal's patrol duties in- cluded search and rescue, taking care of injured skiers, and chair evacuation drill, should one break down. 1. Oliver comes racing down one of the runs at Bear Vallley. 2. When he's not busy with his Ski Patrol duties, Oliver enjoys showing off. M -VW ,- I X V A: f W- 'W' gis- gf? Velo , X , N Q 't , V if ,VVV f,, . , 3 , l juniors 0 251