Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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0 -5 2 f ff N X W if 'jar 12,7 ISU? is .llfff Eire' W M! 'V We X ff 'i'r,,' Me, '7 X- 7 if lj? L? 7 0',!7fi'f'2l! l. Mrs. Joyce Cates shows Mr. Lee Bussey the wonders of office practice with the help of senior Elsa Palacios. 2. Miss Susan Ferrero, department chairperson, does her part in preparing future business career persons. 3. Reflecting on the future of vocational careers is Mrs. Lorraine Lau and Mr. Bert Watson. 4. Mr. Richard Anaforian enlightens Mrs. Amelia Ernst regarding accounting procedures with the aid of senior Pam Sherman.

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1. Mrs. Danna Remus instructs freshman Shane Langone concerning his grade sheet. 2. Discussing future home economics plans are Miss Rebecca Kendall, Mrs. Deborah Marks, Mrs. Darlene Lupul, and Mrs. Elise Forbes with Mrs. Kay Linberger. 3. Mrs. Darlene Lupul prepares pumpkin pies for her foods classes. Home Economics expand classes Students enrolled in Tokay home economic classes went through one of the top nutritional education systems in the state. One of only seven California schools, Tokay was part of a curriculum project designed to increase students' nutritional knowledge and food use. We want to get the students enthused and able to relate to nutrition, com- mented Mrs. Kay Linberger, department chairperson. The project was sponsored by the California State Department of Education and it involved students in the school's Food and Nutrition, Singles Living, and Creative Living classes. Besides the nutritional project, the Home Economics Department con- tinued its yearly tea party for faculty and its day care cen- ter which has been an on going project for seven years. Home Economics Department 129

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Y I .K N LALV A1 5 ' 1 Q li Q i i B . i l 3 f IIEQE 3 titt 2 - 1 A ex IEE Q iq Q ,Egg 0 Staff recognizes new computer era Business Department members entered the Com- puter Age with the purchase of a computer by the Vocational Education Association which arrived in the spring. Typing has become more of a neccessity than ever with the computer. One problem faced by the department was the lack of space needed to oblige the increase of enrollment in typing classes. According to department chairperson Susan Ferrero, Business and office oc- cupations are projected to be sr 5 2.35 if n one of the fastest growing employment sectors during the next eight to 10 years. Miss Ferrero stated that the Business Department wished to prepare students for careers in office oc- cupations by up-dating typing, accounting, and business law books. Another method used was the Stock Market Game, in which students of Barry Clark participated. The first session was r instigated in February and each lasted 10 weeks. n J V.g. p .riff i iiisgfsitigjt S1529 ig! A ' Pgsllf if ii A g 5. Informing his studentsof the upcoming Stock Wd Market Game' is Mr. Barry Clark. 6. Mr. Bob Rose, . pp psp p p Tokay's newest addition to the Business Department, , . 5 ., ,,.,, helps his students find the home row on the keyboard. it - Business 131