Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Alterations shift Tigers' lifestyles After ten years we have become an expanding school, full of independent groups and ideas. Tigers now turn to the development of individuali m s . The majority of Tigers have forgotten about the old, humble campus in the heart of Lodi, ten years ago. But to most, this does not matter. After all, won't we forever journey, completing one 10- year cycle after another? Ojhn, Qfad 'fo .fee you ' fr mme .Jr +hrou9 My Jchool Veqf, Q'-almost dfeqll. FIHVMQY. Have q Q FMT Ju Wwvxef, qouyffjemd! We Ending Theme 303

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Countless deadlines, lengthy squabbles, and reluctant sacrifices were the prime elements in the production of the Tokay '82. The Press Room became a second home for dedicated photographers, editors, and adviser. A mixture of feelings traveled through this produc- tion room daily. Some staff members squabbled while others just plain sacrificed any free time that they had. We editors are grateful for the determined minds of Mr. Woo, our new adviser, and a few very dedicated staffers. Without them this constantly changing year would have been very difficult and perhaps disastrous. However, we cannot forget the thoughtlessness of other staffers. Those who did not show up at crucial moments were unwelcome and a great pain! Despite these incon- veniences, we did manage to produce a history book with a theme that Tokay should be proud to have made possible. We have been able to ex- perience the same feeling of accomplishment as that of previous staffs. For us, Tokay's 10th anniversary will always be an incentive as we journey through life. Valerie Harper Veronica Rivero Co-Editors-in-Chief Tokay '82 We would like to thank NASA for opening theme satellite photos and Steve Castillo of Marine World for the ending theme tiger photo. Editors' Note 305