Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Students suffer crowded classes On a whole, it has been a pretty good year, reflected Stephen Berkowitz, historyfsocial studies depar- tment chairman as he referred to the ups and downs experienced by students and faculty with the department. On the downside, many students had to suffer with the pains of overcrowding, freshmen in their healthfsafety classrooms and juniors in their U.S. History themes classrooms were packed to capacity. Once again, senior gover- nment students had to con- tend with the outdated Magruder's American Government textbook. Mr. Daniel Mutch resigned from the staff during Christ- mas to pursue a career in in- surance. He was a good teacher and will be missed. Mr. Berkowitz explained. Mr. Mutch was tem- porarily replaced by Mr. Jeff Tracy, a student-teacher from the University of the Pacific. I really look forward to staying on a a permanent staff member, Mr. Tracy revealed. I like the students, and I think this school is the best. 6 4. Mr. Norman Walker lends assistance to junior Bryan Clark. 5. Mr. Stephen Berkowitz labors over department head chores, as Jeff Tracy Qin- sertj, student teacher, begins a lecture. 6. U.S. History themes students receive an explanation of the stock market from Mr. Dan Mutch. Y g i

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French classes gain teachers The department has been running well this year with the new instructors for the French classes, stated Eugene Simas, head of the foreign language depart- ment. Replacing Nancy Clingan as the new French instruc- tors were Jeffrey Dixon and Sue Peek. French classes engaged in a cheese tasting party and planned to attend a play at the American Conservatory Theater in the spring. My first year here has been going smoothly, commented Mr. Dixon. Mr. Tony Young, German instructor added, My last two years of students have been the best. During the holidays, German classes went Christmas caroling and planned a trip to San Fran- cisco. Spanish classes increased in size and received a new edition of El Espanol Al Dia. I liked my classes this year, but I hope to get Spanish II next year, stated Andrea Cotta, Spanish teacher. 118 1. Reading the culture of Germany is Mr. Tony Young as freshman Tim Louie reads along. 2. For his first year at Tokay, Mr. Jeffrey Dixon decorates his room with French posters, drawings, and maps. 3. Miss Brenda Bar- samian passes back a preterit and imperfect verb quiz to her students. E in...