Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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rts Graphics grows smoothl This department ran very smoothly this year, comen- ted Royce Tevis, department chairman. This seemed to be true in all the performing ar- tsfgraphics classes. All teachers stated that no major problems arose this year. Vocal ensemble, a class devoted to exploring different styles of music and technique along with vocal ensembles and solos, was added to the choral curriculum. Miss Amy Persels had sub- stituted one semester for Mrs. Nancy Kahn. Miss Per- sels said that she enjoyed teaching at Tokay greatly. Graphics, which consisted of Academic Journalism, the Tokay Press, and the Tokay staff, was supplied with Roger Woo, a new teacher who declared that this year's Academic Jour- nalism class was the best starting journalism class he had seen in five years. 1. A Cappella members listen to directions given by Mr. Wylie Mof- fatt, choral director, during a classroom rehearsal. 2. Laughingly describing her trip to England is Mrs. Nancy Kahn, drama instructor who returned to duties in the spring semester. 3. Miss Amy Persels, first semester drama teacher, gives instructions to her Acting 2 class. 126 .M ,,.. A fy ML. x , ' Gd ,,. M ,W f ' ff' K, . , My l

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4. Student reads to Miss Alice Castellanos. 5. See Yang wat- ches as Mrs. Toni Thompson works out a math problem. 6. Mrs. Kaethe McDaniel prepares an answer for Richard Peterson. 7. Mr. Steve Hubbard informs John Lord of his latest test results. V, 5 ESLlSpecial Education 125

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4. Mr. Roger W00, publications adviser, puts in last minute touches on the 80-81 football program. 5. Conducting the A Cappella singers is Mr. Wylie Moffatt. 6. Mr. Royce Tevis, band instructor, sets the tempo for a song. Performing Arts Department 127