Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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'Aggies' produce eagerness, money Raising money was the main goal set by the Future Farmers of America. Mem- bers of the club needed the funds to send representatives to the regional, state, and national FFA conventions. They did this by selling grapes at the Grape Festival, almonds, and co-sponsoring donkey basketball. They also entered a float in the Victory Week Parade and earned fourth place. The FFA members led horses around during the Field and Fair Day to raise money for the Lodi Community Center and planned for the second semester was an Aggie auction with Lodi High in which students would be sold to do work. Discussions were being made to hold a steak and oyster feed. Judging teams were also being decided upon. The judging teams would be in six divisions: livestock, record keeping, farming, ornamen- tal horticulture, meat, and agricultural mechanics. To be awarded at the end of the year were 81,200 worth of scholarships. Officers were Jim Martin, president, Darla Traver, vice president, Donn Singleton, secretary: John Vanni, John Norman, treasurer, Anthony Vanni, representative, and Kevin Spraggins, sentinel. l. FFA officers are Kevin Spraggins, Tom Norman, Donn Singleton, Jim Martin, Darla Traver, and Tony Vanni. 2. Parading during Victory Week Parade is FFA's fourth place float.

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Women 's Club sees successful year Junior Women's Club had a very successful year, said Jill George, club president. The group, which is also a non-profit organization, sponsored four dances this year. They included the Pigskin, the Hillbilly Hoedown, the Gingham and Cord, and a new event called the Senior Ball which was semi-formal. The reason for there being no Sweetheart Dance was because we could only get three dates to rent the Lodi American Legion building, where most of the dances take place, ex- plained George. The new Senior Ball financially took the place of the Sweetheart Dance. Other officers for the year were Christina Bahlke, vice president, Gayelynn Mc- Daniel, secretaryg Michelle Blasl, treasurer, and Stacy Markel, finance secretary. 3. Remembrances of dances past come in the forms of bids, favors, and pictures. 4. Getting into the music is junior Stephen Kiehn. 5. Seniors Mark Bechtold and Kimberlee Stutz wait for their dates to return from the coatroom. 6. Enjoying a pre-Pigskin dinner are Misty Munoz, Michael Hays, and Allison Morgan, a student from Lodi High.