Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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MM 3. Checking the school activities list are Jackie Nero and Adviser Gary Dreher before a planning session. 4. Skimming through materials for classes are Norman Walker, PLF adviser, and history teacher Larry Bradfield. 58 -sQ11.ma, an is-Q, fs

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ealth, FH Highlights of the year for Health Careers club included an educational tour of Letterman Army Hospital in San Francisco and selling candy canes at the Christmas bazaar. l wish more people interested in the health field would realize the experience to be gained by becoming members of Health Careers, stated President Lisa Farr. Officers included Farr, Carrie Whiffen, secretaryg Pam Warbur- ton, treasurerg and Advisers Lorna seek growth Thomas and Brenda Barsamian. Future Homemalcers of America was almost non-existent this year. lfWth a main objective of providing added experiences for future homemalcers, the group even lacked ofhcers. Kathy Hen- derson was president, and the club advisers were Darlene Lupul and Kay Linberger. The primary reason for such- low participation was that most members were freshmen and did not have transportation to and from meetings. Health CareerslFHA 0 57

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I BSU advisers Kaethe lVlcDaniel and Gary Dreher discuss the monetary and candy situation with Historian Yorik Hempstead. 2. Preparing for f'navy or waiter careers are PLF types John Lamm, Terry Clark, and Keith Meadows. it iii. s X32- , tw? ,gtiiiii 5. Engaged in fund raising for BSU at the Christmas bazaar are Jackie Williamson, secretaryg Yvonne Lewis, vice president, lrene Jefferies, Chip Kenoly, Latisha Woods, and President Jackie Nero. 6. Listening to ideas for future activities are BSU officers Yvonne Lewis, Jackie Williamson, Terry Kenoly, and Jackie Nero. PLFI BSU 0 59