Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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1 . Drum major Brian Bender marches in grandeur and great pride to represent Tokay. 2. Flag girl Lori Robinson displays the colors of Tokay with self-esteem. Q 5 Honor Band Flag 37

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Maaiwlfwww' 4. Lois McCance receives help from Royce Tevis for her trombone solo for a future performance. 5. James Foland, solo xylophone player prepares for his solo. 6. Director for the jazz band, Royce Tevis, concentrates on the band's crescendos and decrescendos. 'Swing' singularl takes Jazz Band Swing was the main thought on the minds of members of the Tokay Jazz Band. Director Royce Tevis stated, We don't perform rock, pop, or punk, just jazz. Director Tevis announced that this year's group had ufantistic talent. Lois Mc- Cance, trombonist for the group, won an outstanding trombone solo during the Los Medanos jazz festival. Performance oriented, the Jazz Band played in the Clovis jazz gathering. The group then performed in the Hayward Festival and proceeded to the Bear Valley clinic. The Jazz Band also gave performances for local establishments. The Jazz Band's identity was at times confused by Tokay's student body with that of the Pep Band. The Pep Band was two bands derived from the Honor Band. Jazz Band 39