Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Nlllllllty IIIIES Tllllay, HZIISEII llEIllCfS lllleell 1982's VlCt0r'V Week Queen and King WON an Ul'lUSU3l VlCtOl'Vj they Welfe DOtl l l lOlTlll'l3teCl by the SD3l'llSl'l Club. Despite the con- troversy that arose, we had a IOt of fuh, stated King Alcaraz. l was sur- prised ahd thrilled when l heard my name an- nounced. Queen Hansen agreed Wh0Ie-heartedly. lt was really a memorable experience for me. The most ex- citing moment was when they announced 5. C0lll'f IIIBIIIIIBIS Sflllllell Tll0IllllS0ll lllll MOIIICI ROIIII- llilll GIIIW fllell' l'ltl0 Ill the parade. 4. Mllll llll and Mltllelle Plllllifeel' Illlllll llllllllll flle lylll llllllllg flle lllgllf rally. 5. UIIGBII UGIIISB Illll llllll Jesse I'8l3l IS they Waftll tlll Ialli SKIIS. ' , , , my name. Other nominees who particitpated in the royal festivities were Susan Friedberger, Jodi Hieb, Marena McMurry, Michelle Palmateer, Monica Rolandelli, Jill SCl'll'l3lJ6l, Cl'I3l lSS DOI'- man, Murray Joseph, Mark Llll, Steven Nor- dwick,' John Pimentel, and Stephen Thompson. Although victory Week Ul'lClGl WGl lt many Othel' changes, the tl'aditi0haI FOV3 ty still reigned. 5 ,fcc S

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5tlIllElltS lllSaIlll0ilItEll by IIEW agelllla CIIZIIQES Victory Week proved to be full of many new activities although some students were disap- pointed by changes. Festivites began Tues- day with Tacky Tourist dress-up day. In a com- petition held during ear- ly lunch, senior Maureen Mahoney and freshman Michael Ryan were named most tacky tourists. Sophomore Tonja Pet- erson was awarded the title during late lUnCn. Wednesday was Girls' Hush Day. Freshman John Johnson won this competition by getting the most girls to talk to him and by acquiring the most ribbons. Wednes- day was also country Western dress-up day. Girls gOt their Cl1al'ICe to win l'lDDOl'1S on Boys' HUSl'l DaV Tl'lUl'SClaV. Con- test Day WaS also Ol'l Tl'IUf'SdaV. DUl'll'1Q DOtl l lUl'1Cl'1eS, StUdel'1tS Dal tlCl- Dated in jello-sucking, Dle-eatlng, DUlDDle QUIT1 StUffll'lQ and a Ql'aDe-ll'1- a-tlfl C0mDetltlOl'1 in the cafeteria. Due to COl lfllCtS that l laVe al'lSel'1 in the past COUDle of Veal'S, the COmDetltlOl'1 l'allV WaS l'lOt on tl'llS Veal S agenda. The l lValf'V became too ll1tel1Se, Stated Pl'll1ClDal Lel'OV Cal l'leV at a Stu- dent ACtiVitV COunCil meeting. ACCOl'Clll lQ to Steve VOH Berg, SAC ad- VlSeI , the COmDetltlOl'1 l allV WOUlCl l'lOt take DlaCe aQall'l fOl' at least a year. W