Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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208 Tom Casey Sam Castellano Rod Cates Cathy Cawelti jackie Chance Colleen Chaney Susan Chapin john Clark Kevin Clark Rena Clark Michael Claxton Chris Clayborne Mike Clem Tim Coble Lori Colli Marco Collins Diana Compton Ellen Conley Holly Conway Laura Costa jim Costanza Craig Cozzitorti Rhonda Crawford Diane Cree Paul Crum Ruth Cypert Kendra Daijogo Cara D'Aiuto MaryAnn Daniels Ken Daque F 1. Practicing his swing on the golf course is Kevin Fisher, who hopes to make a career on the pro tour. Senior Fisher devotes time into improving golf game Concentrating on golf, senior Kevin Fisher has done very well. In fact, since golf was the only sport he was interested in, he devoted more time and energy into improving his game. For four years, Fisher has honed his driving and putting aspects of the game. The Tokay team has not been the only one to benefit from his presence. Fisher also belongs to the Northern California junior Golf Association. Last summer, Fisher played in 20 different tournaments. One of his fondest memories was when he scored an eagle on a par four course at a tournament. He also finished 11th in a Pro-Am tournament in San Francisco. At Tokay, Fisher has lettered in all four years and last year, he had the low score in almost every match. Fisher plans to spend a year at Delta and hopes to receive a golf scholarship from the University of Pacific or San jose State Univer- sity. After that, I'll go pro, ifl think I'm good enough, said Fisher.

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1. Camille Naranjo practices a salute, or greeting, for a wedding per- formance. aranjo unites with troupe, draws man close friends When a bunch of cousins and friends become interested in dancing, we started a dance troupe, declared senior Camille Naranjo. Dances of Hawaiian, Tahitian, and New Zealand origin have accented her extracurricular activities for the past three years. Naranjo's troupe competes with other troupes and performs at weddings, parties, and luaus. Before we compete anywhere, our adviser checks the surroundings to make sure that they are all right. Superviser Mala Martin taught Naranjo her first year and superviser Ardene Campbell instructed Naranjo her second. 0thea Maranatha Polynesia was her original troupe in 1979. Ioane is her present troupe. This small troupe of 15-20 teenagers has been rapidly expanding. Her first competition, the Otea Maranatha Polynesia, carried her group to second place in competition. Out of five groups, she was also a finalist in the solo teen division. Dancing involves getting the audience's attention through smiling and moving. The music tells us what to do, replied Naranjo. She was chosen to ride as queen on a Grape Festival float. Also, Naranjo was secretary of Tokay's Latin Student Union. , : ,. L X, X 1 -1 .. .... I ffifi .....s.f.... 5, ' is 5 I I I LK S5 55 . . f' 'T--i l.. -' s l ' Seniors 207

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