Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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1. DI. DIIIBI Kraft D085 WSI' til! defllli f0I' til! Glllltll ll'ad8'0Il8Iltafl0ll day. 2. Tlllllg I IIIQIK fIOIIl Stllldllllllg StlId9IltS f0l' till 198544 IGI! ll! COIIIISBIOIS CZIOI MIIIIIS allll l3llGI'I GIIBS. 5. MIDI! Clitllllg I Stllllilfs CIISS CIIUICBS ls EIIGBIIWIII. CDIIIISEHIIQ department fEIl0llatES fl'alllEllll0l'lK Strengthening the link between SChOOl ahd hOme WaS OhlV Dart of the COUrlSellhQ deDart- meht'S rehOVatlOr'l. EStaDllShlhQ a Parerlt GLlldahCe DrOQrarh, Darrel Kraft, head coun- SelOr, eXDlalhed, We heeded to have that COrhrhUhlCatlOh Det- ween students ahd DarehtS. The DarehtS gOt iI'1VOlVed in the curriculum, ahd were able to get feedback fI'Om the COmmur1itV. Other DrOjeCtS ranging frOrh aClditiOr1aI DOr- taDleS to a revised Hart Bill outline filled the hours Of TOKaV'S COUh- SelOrS. SDeClal SChlOr- ShlDS were offered and two heW calendars, a SChOlaStiC Aptitude teStlhQ SChedUle arid a senior harldblll, were Cfeated to aid UDDer- ClaSSrTleh. SeVeral new COUrlSellr'lQ DOStS were set UD to SUDDOrt Special DrOQrarhS. Carol AdarrlS WaS the Gifted arid Talen- ted COUhSelOr. SteDheh HahSeh aided COr1fliCt Mahagemeht, ahd Rublh Castenada WaS the mlgraht counselor. Overall Dr. Kraft COm- rhehted, ThlS haS been the best year since l've Deeh here. COUrlSelOrS

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1. Rltllard NBWIIII, I CIGIICII HOIKEI, WGIIUOKS lttelllllllie 0fflC8 III'0C8lllIl'8S, WIIIIB .llllil ROSBIIBS ISSiSfS I Stllllellt. 2. lillllllll PIIKBI' lllli 0l'l3Illl0 SIIGIO, lSSlSflllf PIIIICIPIIS, :lille I fflillllly COIlll8I'S3fl0Il llllillf I Sfllllallfi IIBIIIVIOI. 5. Silllllll I IIISS ls IIIIGI Rosel- BS. -1,5 . E ,g9l3?'izsSi'f'1'Q-:li 1 - M sf mx N QWQY ' X ii X ex Q JP 5 N X X X X .4 . X Q N N F .. AftEllllZllCE ilIllll'0llES IIIZIIZQBIIIEM Ill'0CEllllfES As one of the most populated schools in the valley, one change made in the Attendance Office was the purchase of a new Vector computer which improved the man- agement of office work- ers. The computer helped bv compiling and listing absences. AISO, the aid of two SIZU- dent l lElD6l'S Del' period allowed the office to WOFK ITIOFS 6fflClGl'itlV. BUt 3CCOl'Clll'1Q to Ol'lal'1ClO SDSFO, aSSlSt3l'1t princi- pal, the biQQeSt help had been the COODGl 3tlOl'l of the students. Nil . Spero believed the behaviOl' of the student bOdV WaS greatly improved over previous vears. Hall sweeps were es- tablished bv Beverly La- cy, vice principal, to al- leviate the Dl'ObIeh'i of tardv students. Each pe- riod, several teachers and administrators were required to scout the campus for any students who should have been in class. Shawn Ducote and Mike Haas, were hired as cam- pus supervisors to look for students breaking school regulations, and to help reduce class cuts.