Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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262 Galen johnson Mark johnson jeff jones Toni jones Brian jordet Renee jouse Scott Kannberry Steve Karicafe jasbir Kaur Roger Keener Heather Kelsey Sean Kennedy Mohammid Khan Tariq Khan Nam Kim Yun Kim Kenneth Kimmel Beth King Laurelee King Heidi Kinnebrew Kennie Klein Steve Knight Scott Knisely Allen Koch Kim Kollenborn Rae Kraus john Krueger Yeu Kue Chrissy Lambly Shana Landa Tim Landry Tony Landry jon Lasiter Don Leatherwood Cathy Lee Cher lee Deanna Lee De Lo lee Puge Lee Robert Lee Shoua Lee Za lee Zjay Ifee Grer Leno Kyle Ierner Robert Lewis David Lilienstein Pete Lilienstein Chad Lill Edward Litfin Delores Llamas Dawn Lloyd Tong Lo Yua Lo Michelle Iobato Bill Lohman 1 . . I ' Esate. Yea.. A Ss . 1 .1 .ii Q nf- . 'iY f 'i S' 2 s asys 1 .N N , E 5 5 'ts' N. ' - Nw ' .6 M .N .L ... 1 if is . l K S . -eevi ix .. k f 555, 3 is Q iedimpifml sam ev .:, t.. vox, .t f lil or Nw: Sophomore plans for music school With a combined total of about 13 years of musical instruction behind her, sophomore Sally Miller believes she has a good chance of being accepted at the Interlochen Arts Academy in Michigan this September. With tuition at 510,000 and only 400 new students accepted each spring, the high school boarding school was in- troduced to Miller by Royce Tevis, Tokay band director. lA player of four instruments--clarinet, bass clarinet, violin, and tenor saxophone--Miller participates in Tokay's Honor and jazz bands.j Scheduling nine 50-minute classes each day, the prestigious school offers basic studies as well as courses in the arts. Students have the option of taking up to five performing arts classes daily. If Miller's application is accepted, an audition and an interview will be the next step. She and a parent would fly to the academy in May or june and spend a day on campus. By mid-summer, Miller would be notified of her status.

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264 Adriana Lomeli Chao Lor Chia Lor Shoua Lor Darren Iougcchio Balerda Luoma Ronda Lute Tom Lutge Yeu Ly Trenton Lyons Auron Machado Safifa Machuca Kelly Male Brian Mallory Stacy Marchand jeff Marshall Keith Martin Kevin Martin Kim Martin Rosalva Martinez Steve Martinelli Alfredo Martinez Audrey Matchett Conrad Matsumoto David Maxwell Renee Mayes Mark McCall Debbie McClary Suzette McClure jean McDonald jeff McLatchy Alan McLaughlin Molly McSorley Alberto Medina Tana Mee Michelle Mente Ken Merd Ken Mero Jeri Lynn Messick Nancy Mettler Dave Mertz Chris Metz Ron Metzyer Sharon Meyers Lisa Miles james Miller lea Miller Lori Miller Sally Miller Stacy Miller Dan Mims Danette Mitchell Ken Mitchell Adelia Moncada Richard Mondragon Raymond Montanez Michele Montion Kari Moore Robert Morrison Aimee Morse Lisa Morton Teri Mulligan Missy Mullins fir 1. Portraying a father who is perplexed by the younger generation in the play I'll Be Home for Christmas is math teacher Richard Chaffee. Toka math teacher catches local acting bug Acting hugs have bitten Tokay teacher Richard Chaffee, causing him to become a hen-peeked husband in the comedy Fumed Oaks and an over-proctective, disapproving father in The Generation. Although Mr. Chaffee has been teaching for the past 30 years, he first became involved in acting in 1965 through his wife who was a member of a local community theater. Sin- ce then, Mr. Chaffee has been a part of the Tokay players, thespians at the Pine Alley Theater in Lodi. His first acting bit was Separate Tables, in which he played a minor role as a Latin teacher. Although there have been countless other productions in which he has par- ticipated, Mr. Chaffee's most memorable ones were Fumed Oak, his first major role: A Thousand Clowns, in which played in Sacramento: and The Sunshine Boys, his favorite play in which he played a retired comedian. I enjoy making people laugh, explained Mr. Chaffee. That's why I like the comical characters best.