Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Pllllilltil lB8!lS ClaSS S through spring lethargy Headed bv PI eSldel'lt JOl ll'l PllTlel'ltel, the Sel'llOl' Class SUffel ed fl'Ol'T1 DOtl'l laCK of Dal tlClDatlOl'l and l'leW admll'llStl'atlVe l eStI lCtlOl'lS. We started Off the Veal' Wltl'l good showings at class I'l'leetll'lQS, Dljt tl1el'e Wel e SlQl'llflCal'ltlV leSS DeO- ple COI'l'lll'lQ by SDl'll'lQ, said PllTlel'ltel. Without class Dal'tlClDatlOl'l, activities Cal'll'lOt succeed. LaSt fall, class l'T'lel'Tlbel'S took a SatUl'daV tl'lD to lVlal'l'lOtt'S Gl eat Al'T'Iel'lCa and l'alSed mOl'leV tl'll'OUQl'l a Candy sale. PlI'Tlel'ltel COlTll'Tlel'lted, We l'laVe been dOll'lQ Vel'V Well fll'lal'lClallV. SUSal'l Fel l'el'O acted as ClaSS adVlSel . A tl lD to the Cal lDDeal'l available fOl Sel'llOl S at the end of the Veal' WaS Dlal ll'led. Elizabeth WOl'lQ WaS vice Dl'eSldel'ltj and LOl'l'la Cal'lClO WaS SeCl'etal'V tl'eaSUl'el'. BeCaUSe ofthe l'eDOl'ted laCK of Dal'tlClDatlOl l, the Sel'llOl Class dld l'lOt Dal tlClDate ll'l the VlCtOl'V Week Dal'ade Ol' ll'l the Cl'll'lStI'l'laS BaZaal'. Part of the aDatl'lV l'TlaV have been due to new adl'Tlll'llStl'atlVe l'eStl lC- tlOI'lS such as Sl'lOl tel' VlCtOI'V Weeli, Cleal' Cal'YlDUS DO:lCV, and the SeCOl'ld semester l'TllI'llI'TlUl'Tl COUl'Se DO ICV. SeVel al Sel'llOl'S protested the Cl'lal'lQeSj dUl'll'lQ VlC- torv Week, a l'leW SCl'ledUle WaS fOl'l'T1Ulated bv a COl'TllTlIttee of StUdel'ltS to COl'T'lDat the Cl'lal'lQe. 1. Elllallefll WOIIQ, SBlll0I' ClaSS VICE llI'!Sl- dEllf, llld l0I'll3 C3llCl0, SEIIIOI CIZSS SECTO- tafy UEISIIIEI lllSClISS DIBIIS f0I' Ill llll- COIIIIIIQ Illeeflllg. 2. S8lIl0I' Class PI'BSlllEllt .lllllll Pllllillfel C0llCEllfl'3fQS 0Il 3 llI'0lBCf. 5. SIISIII FEIIEIO, Class 3lllIlSEl', IIIIKES all 3llll0lIllCEIllEllf. Sel'llOl OfflCel'S

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M171 Randall ll0rt0ll Ellllhlfs IIIS lCClIllllIIatl0ll of fr0llllleS. Rifle ill'ilIQS l'l0l'f0ll llatillllal I'ECOglIiti0lI One peek at tne FOWS of tI'ODnieS revealed SOme- trying' tnat SeniOf' Randall HOI'tOn naS DFaCtiCed- Wlnnlng. ACC1UiI'ing niS aWaI'dS did not involve batting a Dail, tnl OWing a pass, Ol' dribbling a basketball a- CFOSS a court. FOI' HOFtOn it meant shooting at tai'- gets With 3 16-pOurId rifle. HOl'tOn naS been SnOOting his rifle since the fifth grade when his father suggested it to nim. I WaS tOO small to DiaV football SO this seemed the best bet, he said. Tne tI'ODnieS he naS WOn are proof themselves tnat he made tne right decision. LOCated at niS nOme are awards such as glasses, plaques, tI ODnieS, and a dl'aWeI' full of medals he often gives to Fei- atiVeS. HOf'tOn explained that the glasses were probably tne naI'deSt to win DeCaUSe they meant competing with older men. AmOng Otnei' titles, HOl'tOn naS served as a Junior California State CnamDiOn and JUniOI' National Champion. At tne state CnamDiOnSniD ages 21 and under, he I eCeiVed a score of 790 out of 800. He . shot 193 out of 200 taI'getS standing and 200 out of 200 kneeling at the nationals in San FI'anCiSCO. This included DaI'tiCiDantS fI'Om ages 14 to 18. HOI'tOn DI'aCtiCed two nOUI'S eVei'V lViOndaV and TUeSdaV Undel' niS coach Hap Al'nOid.