Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Rallies rece've criticism Lack of spirit seemed to cause weak participation and attendance at some rallies this year. A large portion of the crowd was not involved enough and labeled rallies boring. A sharp contrast to last year's performances, they seemed mundane and lessi einfeirtailning, Saccording to many observers. ' For the fifth year in a row, rallies were held between second and third periods, and great attempts were made to involve groups, rather than individuals. Student Government and several clubs were in charge of an occasional, uniquely- produced rally. Senior Steve Vargem,,rally cammassianiae for the first semester, did not run for re- election. lnstead, he attem- pted to lead seniors in a high- spirited change of pace. Many of the changes made in the rally system came about with the selection of sophomore Matt Cerney as rally commissioner for the second semester. Matt stated, lt's getting harder and harder to find things to do at rallies to en- tertain the crowd. There cer- tainly isn't enough par- ticipationg that's for sure! 3. During the Hawaiian rally, sophomore Jill Holleyman leads Bill Hobin to the hula contest. 4. Wrestlers Todd Austin, Dennis Bodine, .lim Rice, and Scott Jensen wait patiently to be introduced at their rally. 5. Football team members attack senior Jerry Fer- dun, who portrays a Lodi Flame. 6. Second semester rally com- missioner Matt Cerney announces the A-Song group at the Back- wards Rally in February. 7. Senior Mike Ray wishes to be the fairy godmother for Tokay High, but ends up being only Tinkerbell. Rallies O 93

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1. Skating through Lodi streets, Drill members add entertain- ment to the Victory Parade. 2. Drill entertains at a tall rally. 3. Team members are front row Christina Canevari, Kim Caplin, Valerie Eproson, Sandra Baber, Cheryl Louie, Lisa Hieb, Tammie Walth. Row two Karina Dempewolt, Janene Smith, Laura Tatton, Lisa Dunckhorst, Lisa Price, Cheryl Rin- do, Dawn Shore, Michele Reed. Row three Amy Mettler, Kihm Langworthy, Stacy Elson, Shelly Delany, Janet Yabumoto, Terrie Schiesser, Tori Gabrielson, Mary Schoch, Patty Sipes. Row four Krista Patton, lrene Jefferies, Angela Pease, Nora Sobaszkiewicz, Terri Cirsh, Deborah Bielejeski, Merrilee Montgomery. Row five Krista Kern, Director Anne Braden, and Jamie Tecklenburg. 4 -' Y .4 ff -HM W.. 4. Drill amazes basketball fans with the State Competition routine. 5. Senior Amy Mettler leads her row during the Tracy basketball halftime. 6. Concentrating on the beginning ot 'iMain Event, Krista Patton and Angela Pease display precision. 7. Patti Wagner, Director Braden, and Josie Quijada display awards earned by the Tiger Drill Team. 94 was