Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Big, talented staff designs Recruiting intelligent frien- ds and an increase in photographers made a large 1981 Tokay staff possible compared with most previous yearbook staffs. This large body of workers consisted of seven key editors, eleven photographers, six biography-feature writers, and six page editors. Tokay '81 presented many new design and typography details, which made produc- tion of the book unusually complicated, yet very ap- pealing, according to the editors. The new designs were 30 created by the addition of variations of borders, percen- tages of black, and reverse type uses. Senior staff members felt lucky to finish the last year with Adviser Wayne L. Field, and future editors expressed that they were scared about the future. Mr. Field was an organized adviser, and the loss of his 17 years of ex- perience with The Tokay gave future editors a frightened feeling, for they realized they would have to fill in many of the hours Mr. Field had freely given. .w i . Q , , 4 ii. W 4. ,D ff W ,, g ,W 51 W' it -W mm!!