Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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1. Bruce Thompson, John Johnson, Tiger Club president: and David McCann, secretary-treasurerg discuss the group's participation in the YARY-a-thon with Paul Lovotti, adviser. 2. With club funds, a video-tape recorder makes its debut in late January at a Tokay basketball game. HM'

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news? as 6. Junior Lois McCancg purchases an authentic German Club pretzel at the Christmas Bazaar. 7. French Club member Alexandra Medina dishes up a crepe during yuletide festivities in the cafeteria. F renchl German 53

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Members acquire video-recorder Tiger Club reached a two- year goal in January with the acquisition of a video- recorder. The recorder was planned to be used to tape athletic confrontations for later viewing by athletes to evaluate their performances. The club, comprised of athletes who have earned a letter in any sport, sold M8zM's on campus and at the Christmas Bazaar. They also supplied entertainment with a Western Hoedown Dance in January in Tokay's cafeteria to raise funds. According to John John- son, Tiger Club president, an increase in members and participation contributed to the rally for funds. Future fund raisers plan- ned were a raffle at the Lodi!Tokay basketball game and participation in the YARY-sport-a-thons, school fundraisers in February. -X. .dir ik .... .-- ,f- 3. John Johnson is the face behind the familiar voice providing the play-by-play commentary during a Tokay basketball game. 4. Tiger Club members par- ticipate in the Victory Week parade. 5. John Johnson and adviser Paul Lovotti discuss future money making activities for club members. Tiger Club 55