Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Clll B0al'll EllIlallClSj C'iC ilIItlatES llellll lll'0iECtS COl'Tll'hLlhlCatlOhS lm- Dl'OVel'heht ASSOClatlOh initiated new COl'hITlUhi- tv aid Dl'0jeCtS as well as eXDahdlhQ and ll'hDl OV- ihg school Sel VlCe DFO- Ql alT'lS. DeCelTlDel' WaS ah ih- VOlVed ahd activity DaCK- ed mOnth for the CIA. Phillip RltChie, SehlOl' l eD- reSentatiVe, stated that because the FOOd Dl'lVe COh'1I'T'llttee had the SUD- port of the board and S0 lTlahV V0lUhteel'S, lt WaS reallV organized. At the same time, the CIA SDOh- sored a toy drive. l think it WaS a hlCe idea because We'Ve heVel had one De- fOl e ahd we helped DeO- pIe, said PhilliS Lee, CIA SeCl'etal'V. Aftel' amehdlhg the COhStltUtlOh, the DOal'd selected COUhClll'Tleh to lead the COmlTIltteeS ih- stead of a chairman. lt lhCl'eaSed the l eDl'eSeh- tatiOn of student body ihtel'eStS, ahd produced a lTlOl e dVl lalTllC and dl- verse bOal'd. The lTlelTlDel'S chose excellent officers, and theV Ol'QahlZed theil' aC- tlVltleS Vel'V weII, stated Stephen Bel'KOWltZ, CIA adVlSel'. The Tehth annual COl- lege Night, visits to hOS- DltalS ahd SehlOl' citizens' hOl heS, the tUtOl'lhQ DFO- Ql'al'h and Othel' Sel'VlCe Dl'0jeCtS were planned fOl'the Veal' alSO.