Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Freshman dancer seeks ballet career My ultimate goal after college is to join the New York Ballet Company, said freshman Melissa Antonini last December. She has been studying dance for 10 years, including tap, jazz, and ballet, in which she is now studying pointe. She currently belongs to the Memory Dancers of Stockton, directed by Nancy Memory. Her group won the State Division Championship in tap last sum- mer for a production called Watermelon Man. Antonini won a first place ribbon in jazz dance for a solo performance. She has also appeared at dance conventions in Las Vegas and in Stockton for the Sir Gauan Hair Show. Swimming, tennis, and playing the flute are among other things Antonini enjoys. She plans to at- tend Cal Poly after graduation and work toward a degree in ar- chitecture, another interest. 1. Antonini warms up for a dance rehearsal and l2.l shows her expertise with a pirouette. 'va-fin F km . E l y .si Z 5 R s , Q A Q if jx Q., N lx,,' v k vw meer or rw ,J y 3 gr 5 Qs if fir s 1 - A 1 X , , g t r 1 Eg L K, .L F . k g ix as K. . .WM S c A 512:-,jx .. .4 -, . 4 V-Z - T 5.5 , , ' f ' ,,.,, i 4' ft ' X 'lil ffl' 7 K Ui 'view fries. it .af 1 -A s1sa1f..e- ff . . . .r :sly f- -- 3522? , - ,. .wzzfsiif- as- 1 S yffiil' If 1 :I PPA 1, . Sr X, sem N '-: Nl' - ar' N x I f 1. -5' av .f 5 f - si.: ' l xi is 'i Freshmen 0

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Steve Trujillo Mark Tschirky Toni Tucker Ray Turner Kim Uecker Carlos Untal Henrique Valadao Vanesa Valencia Irene Valentine Mike Valentine Chue Vang Lao Vang Tou Vang Va Vang Youw Vang Sharon Van Dermyden Angie Van Mersbergen Chris Van Tuyl julio Vasquez Krissie Veerkamp Sandy Verstl Yvonne Viereckl Ray Villalpando George Viveiros Lori Wade Mike Wallace Karen Walter jeff Walters Rich Walters Brian Walton Karen Warburton Kelly Warren Cathy Wegner Don Werner Catherine Westfall Sonya Westmoreland Chris Whitaker Patti White john Whitesides Kent Whitmer Andre Williams Mike Williams Nick Williams Tricia Windle Brian Wittmayer Stephen Wolford Michelle Woodall Len Yamashita Kou Yang David Ybarra Gabriel Yciano Doreen Yeary Cathy Young Chris Young Lorena Zahala Rita Zuniga ' - ' '- f M' ,,,, - , .., ,t,., ,,. if ' ' o 0 0 4 g . Senlors drlve, ride W 5 aa a ,.M- :W ' VA 'S but not on buses ayir fi g 4. Q. Over 41 percent of Tokay's students reported they drove to f 5 5 , M3 school each day. Interestingly, 13.5 percent of these students VV were freshmen, who evidentally r drove illegally or were older than 'M A .missy ,iiiiff f 1' W 2 W M.. 4 7 'f 5 4, E3 , y,,, , ,VW 'f 5 -' , e . ,,ii .15 . X arrr my ' ' 1 '51 . . , , .gf if i ' ' C 1, ' ,V V WW ' f ' , ,w gvii n C W SE C anyone believed. As a driver, 11.7 percent of these same freshmen claimed they had been in accidents. Of the 22.6 percent of all reporting drivers had been in accidents, 13.4 percent claimed the ac- cidents were not their fault. The statistics provided by a survey in November showed that sophomores represented a slightly more responsible age group than freshmen to start driving careers. Most students said they did not drive their own cars, but more than half of those who drove their own car did not pay for the car they were driving. The largest percentage of students who said they bought or were buying a car said they paid bet- ween 5500 and 51,000 for their vehicles. The survey also showed that 39.4 percent of freshmen get a ride with a friend each day, but 45.5 percent of sophs rode with friends. While the survey showed more juniors and seniors own cars, 39.7 percent of the juniors and 33 percent of the seniors still receive rides from friends, possibly to avoid the high cost of gasoline. By the middle of November, unleaded gas averaged 51.19 a gallon and was expected to rise to 51.35 or more by the middle of the summer. Some experts said it could go as high as 52 by the end of the summer. 1. Many juniors and seniors drive daily. 2. jim Brown removes a moped from his car.