Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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as Teen counselors f expand knowledge Q For the 60 Tokay students who became Science Camp counselors this year, the week was more than tidepools, redwood trees, and forestsg it meant respon- sibility. Student counselors were in charge of approximately six to 12 sixth graders for 22 hours a day. Counselors assisted the naturalists in teaching children about nature and the appreciation of it. The majority of sixth- grade students in the Stockton-Lodi area were of- fered a one-week sojourn to Camp Jones Gulch LaHonda, California, located in the heart of the coastal mountain range. The main purpose of this activity was to teach the youngsters to appreciate the surroundings of the area. Also, it provided them with a break in the routine of their school year. To attend science camp as a counselor, Tokay's ap- plying juniors and seniors had to have at least a 2.9 grade point average and satisfactory attendance. 1. Naturalist Steve lectures about marsh wildlife. 2. Posing for the camera with Naturalist Steve on Pebble Beach are seniors Elizabeth DeAn- da and Craig Cozzitorti. 3. Sixth grade students point out various types of birds.

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1. Hee Hawing it up at the Hoedown are Jerrett McGary, Stephen Kiehn, Tina Fanucchi, Carmella Halligan, and Chris Whitaker. 2. Dancing to the sounds of the band are Tom Dutton and Anna Karelis as they enjoy themselves at the Hillbilly Hoedown. Junior Women's 7 1

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4. Exploring tidepools with youngsters are Naturalist Annie and Miss Ryan. 5. Students watch sealions swimming off the Pescadero Beach. Science Camp 73