Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Cravings cause 1 c asses incidents Clinging to campus adven- ture, and, at times, rumors and compulsory .misunder- standings, classes sparked old traditions and developed new ones. Slight percentages of the student body created dubious clubs which introduced favorable and infavorable comments and actions. A few senior showed spirit by digging out an 82 in the Senior Circle on January 14. The questions on campus-- Was this an act of stupidity and vandalism or simply a show of spirit? Does the student body appreciate our modern campus, which was only a dream for Old Tokay graduates? Through these occur- rences, students were unique, yet driven together. Jobs, school work, and ex- tracurricular activities were still carried through to the lives of many students. Though each class in Tokay history experienced all of these elements, 1981-82 became a year of growth unique to each individual. 202

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Whitaker leads senior activities With Todd Whittaker leading, the Senior Class successfully completed many activities which they set out to do. Adviser Susan Ferrero was very nice. She gets along with us, and she supports us and our ideas, said Patrick Harrison, class secretary. Like the other classes, the seniors had fundraisers, such as various candy sales and a Carnation sale last fall. They spent most of the early spring planning for graduation and their an- nual Disneyland trip. Whittaker, Harrison, and Henry Amigable, vice president, led the class of '82 throught the somewhat unen- thusiastic year. At class meetings, the average attendance numbered from five to 10 people. Harrison attributed this to the reason that there are so many people here at Tokay that everyone is involved in other ac- tivities. A Senior Ball, exclusively for seniors was tentatively planned for early spring. SS 204 Senior Class