Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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4. Clara Schoch cleans up after a long day. 5. Pat Sherer registers the dailv sales. 6. Glendola McMiIlen and Martha Avitt serve combos of pizza and fries. 7. Delores Kipfel and Bessie Mahl wash up the day's dirty dishes. Cooks 109

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l. Claudia Cagle serves goodies from the snack bar to hungry students. 2. After early lunch, Anna McCormack cleans up the salad bar. 3. 'Why isn't there any mayo on the bun? asks June Shipley. 0 School cafeteria fee s 1,200 kids About 1,200 students made a daily voyage down to Tokay's cafeteria for lunch and X or breakfast. Head cook Marhta Avitt started around 7 a.m. to prepare the freshly baked rolls and danishes for the breakfast crowd. For the noon time crowd, the most popular meal was the Type A lunch, which was known as the combo, Students had the option of ordering pizza, burritos, hamburgers or hot dogs with fries. Added to the list this year were chicken patties and turkey pot pies. Due to a lack of popularity, the Type B lunch was not served daily. Because the federal gover- nment was not subsidizing the food budget, the in- creased prices were passed on to the students according to Mrs. Avitt. The increased prices for cafeteria food still were still cheaper than going off campus for lunch.

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eritorious work delivers The English Department this year holds hard- working, dedicated kinds of people, commented James Lynch, chairman of the English Department. These young teachers are a 'plus' for the administration. Principal Leroy Carney and Mr. Lynch pushed for the hiring of these worthy in- structors. Among these teachers was Mr. Samuel Hatch, who instructed freshmen in English 1AB and juniors in English Honors 3. Continuing the list of new instructors were Mrs. Carol Grenko, who taught English 0 praise IXAB for freshmen honors students, reading skills, and writing skills for sophomores, Mr. Michael Gorman, who taught English Skills, and English 2AB for sophomoresg Mr. Tom Lewis, who taught English Skills: and Mrs. Sue Peek, who taught English 2AB. Mr. Lynch stressed that students benefitted from these new instructors as much as from the valuable instructors who have remained from recent years. This staff is the best we've had in over seven years, reported Mr. Lynch. 5. Senior Darla Miles' child story is critiqued by Mrs. Sheila Evans in Creative Writing. 6. Mrs. Carol Grenko displays early-morning teaching plans to Mr. Stuart Stevenson. 7. Learning about the use of video tape recorders is a benefit to senior Shelby Bertelsen in Miss Winifred Andre's Mass Media class. 'qw M, 7 wr! f We 1, ., 2 7' gf-:Q I Qui w,'1a?fffZwefiw.4f9Y ,, It , I V , S ,Wg 7 . ' W ' 5 , ' V ' f' l car H L 2 -' N .. f I ., . ' Wt , , U-KV: -- , wif , 1 , '. 2 'Vw ,Q I 'im ,.,, , E 1l1f'f H if f . tw . ,,,, , wewafs , ff fx an . s W .... 1 ff W,,,,.,.,-v- ' S