Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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NEW Wllllllltel' ElSSlSfS SECl'Bf8l'i3l Typing and organiz- ing are just part of the responsibilities given to the secretarial staff. The Administration Of- fice added a new IBM COITIDUIIGF Wl1iCl1 helped all the secretaries through out the year. This computer stored all of the StUClel'ltS' iri- formation, made pro- gram changes, prepared grade cards, and stored the master schedules of Dffite staff StUClSl'1t classes fOl' all the teachers. And lt also han- dled 3 SVSIIGITI of SSl'1Clll'lQ OUt StLldGl lt l 9COl'ClS to Othel' SGCl'9lI3l l6S and to Othel' 3l'G3S of the school. The COmDUt9l' elim- ll'13teS mOSt of the DHDSF- WOFK. Tl1lS COITIDUTZST' l'l3S l1Othil'Ig to do with at- itSl'lCl3l'lC6, lLlSt Cl3SS sched- Ul6S, GXDl3ll lECl Ann DO- rlatl, VlC6 Dl'll'1ClD3l'S SSC- l'Gt3l'V. 5. GFI!! BGICII, l'lllSfI'3l', IUUIGIS lllflllllllflllll IIGCGSSIIY f0I' 3 SCIIOIIISIIIII fI'3llSCl'llIf. 4. TIKIIIQ I IIIGIK fI'0lll Wlllllg ls lllll D0ll3fl. 5. Cifllilllli CINISU, fllllllilll S8Cl'8f3l'1, fIllS Ollf I IBCGIM f0l' I Illl0f0 Ill! fE8. :Ummm