Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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A 1. President David Louie proudly places the finishing piece at the an- nual Christmas tree decorating ceremony. 2. First semester officers are front row Jeanne Nishioka, vice presidentg Tori Gabrielson, social ser- vices directorg Randy Lee, secretary treasurer. Row two David Louie, president, Nemia Lebrilla, historian. 3. Second semester officers are Rena Clark, social services directorg Mark Bechthold, presidentg and Phillis Lee, secretary treasurer. Not pictured are Corey Gee, vice presidentg and Kelly Hyske, historian. 4. Dues, which were increased from 51.50 to 52, are paid to Adviser Don Vogler by freshman Gilbert Umnas. 1 we . 5 2 x 2 x X X it N 1. is -was :sfsftg Spring Semester Seniors Mark Bechthold' Nathan Bertsch Janet Boyd ' Rena Clark 1181' John Featherlin Debbie Fetzer Tori Gabrielson ' Corey Gee 1181' Cathy Godwin Annalisa Hausler' Cheryl Hyde 1151' Kelly Hyske 1151' Robert lnoshita John Johnson 1181' Leslie Kilby' Nemia Lebrilla ' Randy Lee 1151' David Louie 1151' Maria-Lydia Moylan Jeanne Nishioka 1151' Elsa Palacios 1151' Sanjay Patel 1181 Veronica Rivero 1151 ' Mary Seica Kenneth Shimozaki ' Christine Siador Kim Stark' Kimberlee Stutz Louise To 1151' Heather Todd ' Pam Watanabe ' Teresa Wong Michael Yarber Barry Young 1181' ' Sealbearers Juniors Tammy Adamek Gerald Bates Rich Crisp Vasilka Demitroff Angela Garcia 1151 June Hartley George Kamita 1151 Camilla Kazimi Phillis Lee 1151 Marena McMurry Keli Patton 1151 Amy Pie Sandoval Michael Shoppel 1151 Robert Vaocarella 1151 Gina Vitale Elizabeth Wong Yu Yee Sophomores James Balash Lisa Choy 1151 Kirk Fetzer 1151 Sharon Garcia Rose Gee Greg Graham Juli Hankins 1151 Felecia Headrick Jennifer Holmes Kendra Ivers Beth King Alberto Medina

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Major changes cause problems Etjaoinshrdlu, Tokay's Quill 8: Scroll chapter, went through some major changes causing low student participation. Newcomer Roger Woo replaced Wayne Field, ad- viser for the past 19 years. Although Mr. Woo was inexperienced, he always got the job done. We never needed to push him. He was a very dedicated adviser and even stayed up until 2 a.m. helping to finish our parade car for Victory Week, ex- plained Veronica Rivero, president of Quill 8: Scroll. A big difference this year was the combining of the newspaper and yearbook staff into one class period. This caused little free time for the students due to the constant deadlines to be met for both publications. Accor- ding to Rivero, this made it tough for members to par- ticipate and go to meetings. There were about 40 mem- bers but only about 10 dedicated few who went to most of the meetings. The club sold helium balloons during Victory Week and dough-boys at the Christmas Bazaar. Rivero's main objective for these funds was to buy new typewriters for the publications staff. 4. Typing their way along the Victory Week Parade through the streets of Lodi are co-opinion page editor Tara Beeman and Co-news page editor Tammy Adamek. 5. Acting silly while working on newspaper layouts are juniors Tammy Adamek and Angie Garcia and co-feature editor Teresa Bucher, who also serves as SAC representative. Quill and Scroll 45

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Nancy Mettler Lisa Miles Joseph Northcott Michael Paul Veronica Punla Brenda Rudolph Dorothy Sanborn Richard Sayre Quan To Richard Townlin Larry Tremaine Christopher Van Tuyl Yvonne Viereckl John Whitesides John Wright Freshmen Christian Alcala Jaime Alou Trent Anderson Andy Balantac Angela Brown Laura Buhrkuhl George Cuario Bessma El Sayed Vince Estrada Jennifer Farris Amy Fetzer Jay Fry 1151 Debra Gifford Craig Gorbet Tami Hansen 1151 Paul Henderson 1151 Ellen lturbide Donna jimenez. Grete Kegel 1151 Stephanie Keir 1151 Zulfigar Khan Steven Kurihara David Leigh 1151 Cindy Lew Carlos Lomeli 1151 Tim Louie Jorja Mettler Varmsa Miguelino 1151 Christine Miller Ramona Miller Kevin Morris Peter Ng Mai Nguyen 1151 Joyce Nishioka Craig Powell Gonmlo Rodriqua 1151 Art Shingler Kevin Thistle Gilbert Umnas 1151 Nadine Viereckl Mamie Wong 1151 Seniors Fall semester Mark Bechthold Nathan Bertsch 1151 Janet Boyd 1151 Rena Clark Rhonda Crawford Ruth Cypert 1151 John Featherlin Debbie Fetzer Tori Gabrielson Corey Gee Cathy Godwin 1151 Annalisa Hausler Cheryl Hyde 1151 Kelly Hyske 1151 John Johnson 1151 Leslie Kilby 1151 CSF honors those who have remained Tradition prevailed as sealbearers and valedic- torians were selected from members of the California Scholarship Federation. The not very active mem- bership grew by 34 in the spring semester to 119, the highest number of members in Tokay history. Despite this standing, only 4.76 percent of Tokay's 2,500 were in the honor society. CSF has never been very active because it is not meant to beg it simply honors those who achieve, replied David Louie, first semester Nemia Lebrilla Felecia Headrick 1151 Randy Lee 1151 Kendra lvers David Louie 1151 Balenda Luoma Jeanne Nishigka 1151 Alberto Medina 1151 Elsa Palacios Sanjay Patel 1151 Veronica Rivero Mary Seica Kenneth Shimozaki Kim Stark Louise To Heather Todd Pam Watanabe 1151 Barry Young Juniors Tammy Adamek Guadalupe Amaya Tina Baranick Tara Beeman 1151 Vasilka Demitrolf1151 Angela Garcia 1151 June Hartley 1151 Kathy Henderson George Kamita Phillis Lee Annette Lopez Annette Lopez Marena McMurry Elizabeth Wong Yu Yee Sophomores James Balash Lisa Choy Cindy Cummings Jose DeAnda Rose Gee Juli Hankins Nancy Mettler Audrey Ogawa Veronica Punla 1151 Richard Sayre 1151 Melissa Schuler 1151 Quan To 1151 Richard Townlin 1151 Christopher Van Tuyl 1151 John Whitnsides 1151 Chris Young Freshmen associates Christian Alcala Jaime Alou John Chen George Cuario Michele DaGrade Angie Demitroff Staci Duarte Kraig Duley Bessma El Sayed Ruthie Francis Jay Fry Tim Louie Vanessa Miguelino Lisa Moffit Peter Ng Keri Shirk Tiffany Talbot Mylene Tiongco Gilbert Umnas Joann West Tad Wisenor president. Adviser Don Vogler, who organized the members so that they were able to elect officers, was busied with bookwork and membership applications. To be eligible for CSF, students were required to earn 10 points, seven of which were needed from A and B list courses. Sealbearers, numbering 23 for fall semester grades, were in CSF at least four out of six semesters with one semester being in the senior year. Seven members were eligible for life membership. CSF 47