Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Q 4. John Vatsula, president of the board, contemplates notes during a meeting. 5. Jim Areida, consultant on facility planning, locates on a map where he feels a new school should be built. 6. Ann Johnston asks questions of Areida during a break. A ,-L----M X- 1 D . ll Board of Trustees

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1. Principal Leroy Carney speaks to the Board of Trustees about the boundary issue. 2. Tom Bandelin, assistant superintendent of schools, talks to some concerned parents. 3. Board mem- bers Ronald Alsup, Frances Derrick, Robert Ball, Ann Johnston, and John Vatsula look for opinions from the audience concerning any issue that was not on the agenda that night. Board prolongs, delays ecisions Concerning the most im- portant issue, involving Tokay, that the Lodi Unified School District Board of Trustees handled were two headlines from the Tokay Press which said it allg Board puts decision aside and Board delays extended day program. The School Board's decision to bring six more portables to Tokay next year may have delayed the exten- ded day schedule. Mr. Carney, senior John Johnson, and many others felt that it was necessary to change the existing Highway 12 border to northfsouth boundaries and, in fact, a steering committee com- prised of a balance of studen- ts, parents and faculty was formed for just that reason. The School Board also sent Mr. Bill Cox, Lodi Unified School District business manager, to speak to Tokay's Student Assembly about the district's busing problem. S -Q-'mum-as...- 3 ,W asssa ..3...,...,M.. 2 s it Sa'-if Q, XXX X ,,.a,.W.l rl 'Y Lwss .. W' x Q '12 fi W fk- ::f .s... . xl NYS

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00 1. Dr. Darell Kraft, head counselor wants a student in his of- fice. 2. Counselor Carol Adams is caught by surprise as she tries to catch a student back into her office. 3. Walking out of his office for a break is Delmar Petzold. Counselors raise guidance activities As student body population continued to grow, so did Tokay High's counseling department. New programs were added to the department's ac- tivities, such as College Night, Open House, and a program for parents in which they learned how to cope with and to understand adolescence. Other activities included group counseling. Mr. Delmar Petzold was the messenger between the counseling department and community for teenagers and drug abuse relationships. Despite the counselors's burden of a larger student load this year, they still found time to visit classrooms around campus and to talk to students. I'm so glad that more parents were involved in our counseling activities this year than ever before, declared Dr. Darrel Kraft. , ...J . ss Jfwxw?