Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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SDIIIIDIIIUYE Class SIIDWS Iaell of paftitipafiell Low participation was prevalent in the class of '85 during their freshmen year. But through the help of President Art Shingler, the year ran smoothly. Shingler explained that there were few financial difficulties during the year. We were trying to focus on promoting class spirit rather than raising money. Perhaps funds earned at the Christmas Bazaar con- tributed to the financial balance. The class sold gingerbread cookies and hot chocolate and planned to have a candy sale late in the year. Class advisers were Rebecca Bolt and Susan Heber- le, home economics and science teachers, respec- tively. James Cerney served as vice president. The seatfof secretary treasurer stood vacant as no one was elected. Sophomore Officers 1. EIIUIBSS ll0lll'S Df fedi0llS dBCOI'8fill9 ellell- fllally Mid Off f0I' SODIIOIIIOIES Wllell flleif creative float placed ill the Vietery Week llafade. 2. SIISZII Hellefle Seflled ES SOIlll0lll0I'e class llllliief.

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