Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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.ff AFS ships students Silvana Bosnjak from Yugoslavia and Kemal Ozden from Turkey, sponsored by American Field Service, attended Tokay during the year. Schools in Yugoslavia are so much more formal than schools here, stated Bosnjak. Both students reported that cour- ses here are much easier, and they both enjoyed the open, large campus and its many facilities. Students at Tokay are very friendly toward each other, commented Ozden. Bosnjak was involved in Ger- man Club and was also active in dance. Her plans to become a tour guide were greatly enhan- ced by her ability to speak Yugoslavian, English, German, French, and ltalian. While at Tokay she lived with Curt and Beverly Gabrielson and Dean and Joan Cortopassi. Learning to play tennis was serious interest for Ozden, who also enjoyed folk dancing and planned to study machine engineering. He lived with the Erwin Herrmann family. Also involved in AFS were Mark Clem, who was scheduled to return from a year in Paraguay, and .loan Blais, who was living in Wisconsin under the AFS Domestic Program. The annual AFS dinner was set for April I4 in the Tokay cafeteria to raise funds for Lodi 's program. 1. Silvana and Kemal chortle over an American anecdote. 2. Talking about their dit- ferent customs are Silvana and Kemal after lunch. 3. Kemal enjoys the California sun- shine as he studies English early in the year. 4. Mark CIem's AFS family takes him sightseeing in Paraguay. 5. Meeting people is what Silvana and Kemal enjoy most. American Field Service 0 35 t

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