Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Sflllell b0UliS defeat DIIYIIDSE Df Ilellll UIIES Students SaW rleW books on the SrlelVeS and new faces on the staff. DeSDite - fir1arlClal cut- backs, the librarV had reCelVeCl aDDrOXirrIatelV 750 new books. JOl'lr1A PrObeS, who r1elDeCl in the library, WaS hired under a special feClerallV funded senior CitlZer1 program. AlSO working with the staff were StUClel'1t aides. UrIOffiCiaIIV CheCk- OUt books were a problem, aCCOrCllr1Q to GaVle EVar1S, rlead llbrarlarl. BeCaUSe Of trleSe iIl IefiIS, SCl'100l Of- ficials investigated the purchase of a bOOK security SVSteI'Ti for possible use in the library. lVlrS. EVarlS said, Arl- other problem we face is the USe of the ibrarv as a place to sociaize. Be- cause of this the library WaS COl'1Star1t V over- CrOWCleCl.

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CIZSS IIEIIIS Stll!lEIItSj allt0 lllECllalIiCS Cleall llll TO assist students in English as a Second Language classes, a new course in Basic Auto Mechanics was originated. Instructor Michael Drouin taught the class and it seemed to be working out fairly Well, said RObel't Dirlkel, head of the ll'lduStl'ial Al'- ts Department. Also, the department was cited by the city of LOCli fOr D012 having a proper drainage system for the Auto Shop class. ln order to fix the drainage problem, sand pits had to l'laVe been iri- Stalled and Ql'eaSe and Slbldge was to be cleaned up. After 12 years of teaching Auto classes, William Dunbar' Will be retiring this year. After retirement, Dunbar is considering some travel and relaxation, DFUQ Dal aDl'lel l'lalla became 3 DFODlel'T1 to the ll'1dUStl'ial Al tS DeDal'- tment when StUdel'ltS fl'Om metal WOl'KSl'IOD and il'1dUStl lal arts ClaSSeS started g a Dl'OdUtlOl'1 of opium. es. 5. Willie StllllGllfS YIOIK Dtllel' lll'0IGCfS, teiillel' Bell SEIOIIEI' keeps IIIISY Ull I lathe. 4. lllStl'lICt0l' Wllllllll Dllllllal' 3SSlSfS MIN MBCIIIIIICS Stlldellfi William EIIIOSOI! alld NBII Klllg. 5. ROUGH PIIBIIIS, llltl'0lllICtl0II fl! lIlllllSfl3l Mti tellllel' IIEIPS Jeff Cllall- lel' . ll lllll .lllll HOIIIIBS , ,lf , all ,.-, li, ., an . ,aww . ' Jfif5:p3il?flY5if?f ff7,f,'f5E:E:-' ., fQ71f?n www ff W v? 5f:fz,f.f w5?.a,fi:fSg , A - A ' ' :aff51'Y55:i'5f?f1ifiVi i Q H K , f i f V ..,, - K ' -' ff ffe,ae,.,.ffff,, ,gn M44 ,,,, ' f - ,. , , 5, WWF' 'eff mf f . may fs fa., 1, w ,al , . 3 f P' ,wp ,rel ff 1 , H ma ,. ff, -rem 1, ma ' ' l ,, f ,i'. ' ,.,, Va -sl as .. .S , . as :,, ' H 'iff f,,,,, H ' W, Q, V, 5 5 rflrl . 1-- ,' , ,, ,Vi 433' , , ,V , . , ,jf- -fv ,, . f n ' f 1, f' '1 z , A52 ,' iff l' nw , ,' flliffkfi ' K ffl ,,,' ,' ' I , rr 1,53 ,'ff f,, ' i - i , H: K --,,e2q2iff1,,gl , wgrgg? ' 1, V ,'v5f'i , . ' ax E