Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Indecision meets fluctuating faculty Convergence with 1982 met transitional time and in- decision, which rooted at Tokay's outset in 1972-73. Faculty alterations and additions faced Tokay the en- tire school year. Fourteen members were added to the teaching staff of 100. The root of these additions ap- peared in its old form-- unsolved student and teacher housing. Despite constructional in- terruptions including roofing problems and proposed por- tables, courses adapted to new Americans as well as to native Americans. Principal Leroy Carney ex- plained the cause of Tokay's faculty and student enduran- ce through 10 years of solved and unsolved problems: We have the best student body and the best facultyg the ability of students and faculty to meet obstacles has prevailed through past and present history.

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96 4 dministration uses computers Tokay's administration became involved in the world of electronics as they added two computers to the basic office machines which assisted in management and organization. Last year, Tokay's ad- ministration worked through Stockton Unified School District's computers. However, this year the ad- ministration stepped out on their own with the help of the Recap Computer Company in Santa Clara. The computers have helped in the counseling of- fice. There was also a special career placement program in the computers which counselors used to help students. A computer was also added to the attendance office to keep better track of all student absences. l. Principal Leroy Carney mingles with students waiting for buses after school. 2. Dr. Leonard Parker, assistant principal, takes care of important business over the telephone. 3. Charles Schiffman, assistant principal looks through administrative paper work.