Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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1. Tempest rocks Tokay High School during lunch on Tuesday. 2. Jamie Tecklenburg and Michael Haley concentrate on winning in the toothpick delight competition. 3. Juniors strive for the finish as they compete in the caterpillar chain. 4. Christie McAtee and Susan Chapin uniquely display enthusiasm on Wester- n Dress-Up day. if , at l . fi uv , , V xxx , e, is 9? fx f 1 agile, 'lg W

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