Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

Page 107 text:

f I 4 Y 1. .IOIIIIIB Klfllllli, lflllBflC dlI'UCf0f, CIIQCKS SOIlll0lll0I'8 JOIIIIIIY CovuleII's fI'3IlSIl0I'- f3fl0Il IIIIS IIISS. 2. JIIIIIOI' BGIIIIY BUIIGIII IIIIIDCIS 'IIS blk! lllll Sf3I'fS f0f IIOIIIB If flli IIIYS Bild. - TI'3f'lSDOI't3tiOI'1

Page 106 text:

TI'8lISIl0ff8ti0lI illlligef CZIISES 0ilEI'Cl'0iIlIliillg with an approximate population of 2,500, and only 24 diStl'iCt buses to bring more than half of these students to school, TOKZV buses have been OVel'fIOWing this year. It really gets uncomfort- able Sitting three to El Seat, complained fresh- man Tracy Cummings. This year's low budget has affected the number of buses available, stated Donna Costa, of the Lodi Unified School District Transportation Office. lf one happens togbreak down, we have a hardtime gettingfa re- placement. Gas prices, which are Still quite high, didn't seem to restrict the students from driving. It costs me about S75 a year to drive to school, stated junior Conrad Matsumoto. The activity bus ran a- gain this year bringing Tokay athletes home af- ter practice. Athletes were required to obtain passes to take the buses home. Students who also stayed after school for work on other activities were ab e to use the bus with an issued bass. 5. SGIIIOIS MIKE GOIIZIIBS illll filly Klllg get ready to IBIIIB 0Il their IIIMUICYCIGS. 4. SflldOllfS IIOIIU IIIIS 45 3ff0l'SCll00l Illll IIBIII f0l' IIOIIIG. 5. TOKIY UIIVGIS Wall to fllElI' CMS fill tile fide IIOIIIB.

Page 108 text:

r,s Y ,rl , ,,,,, Xl ff v Mggfiesy-9,a,,iw gym? ,lyy t jwglxx, FV K , 1 ii iff' o f , mt J , llliliffoottall fl 1' tiara game against Est Union the t 'F' I .9 4- ' , , ,,, , V ' , 1 ,. J- an ,H a i 27 21 F445 fr W1 i f uf , Q , , ff ff ,. ' ' ' 1 , fr ,,,.fff2' A .wif 'f' L r . 4 ClISf0diaIIS allllfeiiafi decreased VallllaliSIIl EVGI1 thOUQh faCUlCV, admihiStI'atiOh, and Stl!- d6htS had the SUITIITISI' Off, the SeI'ViC6 DSI'SOh- hel Cdhtihued to work hard 'FOI' TOKaV. CUStOdiahS had to rear- range ClaSSf'OOl'hS for the T9aCheI'S lh-SGI'ViCe Afea Dl'OQFam which lasted for two daVS With OVEI' 500 teachers attehdihg. Classrooms had to be DI GDaI'Gd fOI the 90-100 tGaChSI'S attehdihg each SSSSiOh. This year, unlike past years, vandalism hasn't been a major problem. Ffed Winters, head cus- todian, Wished to express his thanks to the stu- dents for keeping the amount of vandalism down. According to Mr. Winters, lt gave us time to get needed work fin- ished. Although we are here to keep the campus clean, the students can help also, said lvlr. Win- ters.