Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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is .Q Q X. We Q ASSEIIIIIIY keeps Zttllle tlll0lIQll SCIIOOI Yell' Full of nard-WOrking and encnusiastic DeODle, the Student ASSernDlV started tne Vear Off right. THE Student ASSernDlV formed various 3SSen'l- blies, conducted inter- views for vacant assem- DIV seats, and nelDeCl Or- ganize Victory Week. lVlemDerS John H3rrlS, Tina Miller, Jennifer Ri- Vera, Anissa Wllll3n'lS, Car- lOS LOrnell, lVllCn8el DUf- fV, and Willard FieldS have all contributed to ,aww i ff Ai 5V ' Mi QQ ' M5811 wx i ' V,ii X I ffh gr - ep 5 W 47 1 f ff af tneSe efforts. EllZ3lOetn Wong, SDe3K- er, and D3rCV Snider, 3S- SlSt8nt speaker, were tne only returning rnernDerS 3CCOrCllnQ to LOrn2 Can- ClO, commissioner of publicity. Other OfflCerS included CVntnl3 LeW, SeCret3rVj D3Wn FOrK3S, Clerkj DOn Fr3Ser, Darllrnentarlanj Albert Allen, rally COrn- missionerg and ROn3lCl KUDOt3, COn'ln'llSSlOner of elections. i 5. All ISSEIIIIIIY DEISOII SEEIIIS to EIIIOY llllllSBlf Wlfll file Clllilflllle CllI'iSflll3S WOI'll. 7. SEIll0l'S SIISZII Fflelllllllgel' lllll Mltllael Slloppel have their IIIIIIIIS fllll it the mllmellt llllfll fllll!! of the millly f00d boxes Wlllllllell tllI'0llQll file CBIIIIEII f00Cl allll toy dfllle. Student ASSernblV

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0ffiCel'S W0l'k WEIIQ llarfitillafibll dlIlIilIdIeS LOW participation tax- ed the efforts of the Stu- dent ASSernDlV Council as they dealt With a trVinQ Year. Getting Off to 3 good start, Susan Friedberger, SAC president, eXC aimed that the COUnCi officers worked rea Iv Well tO- gether and Were very ef- fiCierlt. PrODlen'1S arose dUrinQ ViCtOrV Week when anO- ther QFOUD of StUdeI'ltS decided to plan a sepa- rate Victory Week sche- dule from that designed bv SAC l'nernDerS. l didI1't understand WhV they fthe Other QrOUDl didn't voice their opinions at the meet- inQS, ClUeStiOned Fried- berger. PrOVinQ an opposite re- SUlt, the ChriStI'naS Ba- Zaar WaS exceIIent, and had a lot of participa- tIOn, aCCOrdinQ to Fried- berger. Spring Week, another of SAC'S projects, WaS in the planning stages for aDDrOXil'natelV two n'lOntnS. The activity WaS CUt from its nOrn'1a one Week SCnedUe to two daVS. 5. RBCGIUIIII fllfllle lll'0SIl8CfS f0l' SIC ls Sllllalltlll RISDEIIY alld Sfeil VOII Bell, Clllll IUVISEI. 4. RSKIIIQ f0l' all ODIIIIOII Is SIISIII Fllellllefgel' IS BEVEIIY HCV, UIC! llfllliillal, IEMIS 3SSlStallC8. 5. Rmllfll Cook allll Mlilllel Dllffy DOIIIIEI WET I WCf0l'Y sf-xc