Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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234 junior participation level hits low spot during ear Although the participation level of the junior Class was less than im- pressive this year, Ron Kubota, class president had high hopes, as did Tina Fanucchi, vice president, and Lorna Cancio, secretary treasurer. Throughout the year, the junior Class sponsored many fund-raising activities, the biggest of which was selling pop- corn at the Christmas Bazaar. Other fund raisers included the sales of can- dy, flowers, and Easter baskets. The money earned would be used for spon- soring the annual junior-Senior Prom ? in the early spring. Reaching goals was also important to the class of '83. Our main goal this year is to put on a great junior-Senior Prom, declared Kubota. With the help of advisers Beverly Gabrielson and Gary Haas, finances were taken care of and needed supplies were ordered, making all projects possible. The junior Class had a successful year overall, despite the fact that only a few members attended meetings and participated regularly. 1 1. Reading off the list of those being interviewed for Boys' and Girls' State is Charles Schiffman, assistant principal and one of the judges as Matt Cer- ney, a candidate, listens for his name. 2. juniors show off their class float during Victory Week festivities.

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auxiliary cooling system. This was due to the fault of the engineers who used the wrong blueprints in the designing and building of the supports. Frederick Mielke, chairman of PG8zE said that the people responsible for the errors have either left the company or taken an early retirement. PG8zE continued to be harassed by angered protesters. This time the reason was increased electic bills. Many monthly bills had doubled or even in some cases tripled after the Public Untilities Commission IPUCI granted the company a S900 million increase. PG8zE cited inflation, interest, and con- struction costs. The utility 2,000 workers later. It was reconstructed to appear as it did in 1900. No matter how much Californians went through this year, Governor Brown said one thing holds true, By any measure, there are few places on earth to com- I. Gov. Jerry Brown speaks out against off shore oil and gas development. 2. Diablo Canyon nuclear plant had more than its share of faults. 3. One in a long line of cars is inspected for fruit being taken out of a quarantined area. pete with this dynamic con- fluence of diverse people and resources. ' by Audrey Ogawa company stated that the Diablo Canyon ,costs were not included in the rate hikes. In order to oppose the hike, many utility customers participated in a 21 county blackout, rallies and attem- pts by local officials to form their own utility districts. Others signed petitions and some sent their unility bills to PUC. On the lighter side of the year, the state capitol was finally completed. The S68 million project was finished after some six years and mug, State Essay 233

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