Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Karen Klopstock Steve Knisely Phyllis Knutson Lori Krokstrom Brandon Krueger Ron Kubota Kim Kulm james Kves Deedee Ladra Kari Lambdin john Lamm Cindy Lapitan Rosario Laroza Brooks Larsen Bruce Larson jackie Lawson Larry Lazaro Dana Ledford Phillis Lee Randy Lemas George Leonardini Keith Lewis Tiffany Lewis Mark Lill Krysti Linkous Karen Littleton Kenny Littleton Phil Loduca Annette Lopez Sheri Lornson Mark Love Cindy Lucido Tammy Luft Shelly Luna Tiffany Lyons Maureen Mahoney Cathy Malcolm Cindy Maltbie Tom Marshall Steve Martinez janine Mattice Peter Mawdsley Elaina Maxon David Mazzara Phillip Mazzara Isabelle McCallie Lois McCance Karen McCready Heather McFarland jerrett McGary janice McGill Barbara McKay Dan McLeod Marena McMurry Richard McPherson Maureen Medieros Rick Medeiros Patricia Mellinger Darenda Mello Byron Merritt jeff Metcalf Shawn Metcalf Ron Miles .. .- ' . X X ,em Q' X . Nas. .. .-my 1 N 'sl L xx L ,f 1. . . + 2 . ,gs . f gg: -as is is 7.'t 1-. ' : ysiise e I 1 ' ,..-A ' x X es X X ng 5 R . N X Y . in ., S X . 5 if S . C Sikkim wi. fi r -X. , 3. em L. Gee seeks career with engineering My favorite class is chemistry, declared junior Corey Gee in November. I also enjoy calculus. Such an attitude might be a reason why Gee placed first during his freshman year in the Mathematics Association of America test at Tokay. He had one of the top scores in the same test as a sophomore. He also won first place in a chemistry test of 100 items at the Univer- sity of the Pacific as a Tokay freshman. He plans, logically, to become an engineer. CSF and Asian Club are two clubs that he attends, but he spends much of his time studying. When not busy with the books, he can be found playing chess or tennis, or just relaxing like everyone else. 1. Gee prepares for a Calculus test. 2. Studying two to four hours a night is not uncommon for math whiz Gee.

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Band director leads workshop Eighteen Tiger instrumen- talists attended a music camp directed by Royce Tevis, Tokay band instructor, from August 10 to 17 last summer at Silver Lake. The camp was started by a group of directors who wanted to give students a good place to play their instruments during the summer. Students paid for the camp themselves, although 12 half scholarships and two full scholarships were distributed last summer. Tevis began his musical career playing the trumpet in the seventh grade. Now he arranges and prepares all the music for Tokay's halftime shows and spends an average of ten hours a day, including summer vacation, working with band students. At Tokay he directs the Pep Band, Stage Band, and the Honor Band. 1. Director Royce Tevis teaches beginning band students to count the length of musical notes. 2. Tevis gives special attentionl to students with problems in musical perfor- mance or technique. 'Wi 19- - - .5 - 3 s .. Q s is .. .Ms gy., . . 1 . X S get X 41 it 'xana x Sophomores 0 I ii 5 s-.V tls . if 5 ' xii

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