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1. Gavaliers' are front row Ernie Herrera, president: Cheryl Hyde, vice president. Row two Teresa Mulligan, Julie DeJong, Michelle Thomas, Sharyl Wydner, Adriana Lomeli. Row two David Leigh, Curtis Walker, Dan Henry, Chris Mann, Trina Cochran, Hadar Raz, Michael Willard. 2. Adviser Arthur Car- penter praises Cheryl Hyde on her presentation. 3. Ernie Herrera practices his speech for a tournament.
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lainie: Clubs plan various activities for year Influenced by the wide- spread Rubik's cube pheno- menon, Games Club held its own timed Rubiks's cube contest. Besides regular activities such as competing against each other at video computer games, chess, othello, and many others, selected Games Club members com- peted against other schools in chess. Among the schedule for the busy club that met every other Friday afternoon was backgammon and scrabble tournaments which were opened to all Tokay students. Hoping to capture the imaginations of Tokay students, Areopagitica aimed for the June publication of creative writing, poems, and short stories written by and for Tokay students. Planned also for the English Honor student based club was a trip to San Fran- cisco. Adviser was English teacher Mrs. Julia Gillespie. Offices were filled by Maureen Eich, president, Tammy Adamek, vice presidentg and Oscar Punla, secretary treasurer. 4. Areopagitica officers are Tammy Adamek, vice president, Oscar Punla, secretary treasurer, and Maureen Eich, president. 5. Areopagetica's Victory Week entry eagerly waits its turn to drive through downtown Lodi. GameslAreopagitica 61
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Gavaliers borrow, have difficult time In a state of disarray, Gavaliers' money problems limited participation in tour- naments. The team was not able to participate in the Berkeley Tournament, one of the biggest competitions other than the state. Despite the lack of funds, participation in the state tournament, which took place in Stockton, was not affected. Gavaliers had been funded for the past 14 years, but the funds were dropped by Student Government. An 5800 loan granted by Student Government last year placed the club further in the red and fund raisers, such as an after-game dance in Novem- ber, a volley ball marathon, and a speech tournament, did not help ease the finan- cial difficulties. Adviser Arthur Carpenter resigned in early February only to return so as not to leave the Gavaliers without an adviser in the middle of the year. 4. Speech adviser Arthur Carpenter helps Lori Robinson with her Fuller- ton presentation. 5. Wheeling into position is the Gavaliers' entry in the Vic- tory Week festivities. Gavaliers 63
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