Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Thespians fund raisers l really feel that there was fine cooperation among Thespians Kahn. Thespians consisted of 15 solid members including Michelle lrvine president' Shawn O Dell secretary- treasurer' and Desmond Mac- narrara vice president. Members were required to build sets and props take part in performances D and do many other things important to drama productions Bringing in outside sources to teach students different developmental techniques was one of the ideas Mrs. Kahn in- troduced to enlighten students. This idea helped students to learn good dramatic background, and it worked sur- prisingly well, she said. Thespians began the year with a healthy budget, which grew rapidly with profits from perfor- mances which included a fall play, You Can't Take lt with You, a spring musical, Finian's Rainbowf' and a Variety Show planned for May. Fund raisers included a decal booth at the Christmas bazaar, and planned was an awards din- ner to recognize those who had given outstanding performances. stage plays, this year, stated Adviser Nancy a 1. Thespians work to construct the sets for 'iFinianls Rainbow. 2. Mrs. Kahn revises a script for use by her drama classes. 3. David Hane displays makeup techniques during the Christ- mas bazaar sponsored by SAC. 66 1 We

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1. Skiers prepare for a Thrill-filled day on the slopes. 2. Bill Hobin sails off a snowy ledge, hoping to land safely and finish down the hill. 3. Officers Cheryl Rindo, secretary-treasurerg Mark Lawson, vice presiclentg and Molly Hobin, presidentg try a back scratcher without skis or the usual snow. 68 J' 5 . Q ' 4 -I --5 A 45 ' Q