Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Chansonettes introduce young,energetic group Capping off what C35- sie Reutlinger, TO,KeVAChO- ral director, called a very active year, the Chan- SOhetteS ehded with the annual Spring Concert before heading off to the Bay Area for a con- certtour. l was very pleased with the process this year, said Mrs. Reutlin- ger, who was in her first year of choral direction. The ChElhSOhetteS be- gan the year with a per- formance at B3CK-tO- SChO0I Night ih OCtODelf, Other h0t3Die Del'- fOI ITieI'1CeS included the Winter COl'lCel't, the SOIO EhSemDie, and the Cali- fOi'hi3 Music ECiUC3tOI'S ASSOCi3tiOI'l concert ih TUFIOCK. The Chel'lSOI'ietteS im- proved every time ti'leV Def'fOI'med, said lVlf'S. ReUtiil lQel . Club officers included: David D'Aiuto, president, Jodi Hieb, vice president, Monica Rolandelli, sec- retary, and Sandra Walk- er, treasurer. lien? ig F I. BOHIIIQ to til! llldllllie If til! Bllll uf fllelf ll8ff0fIll2IlCG, file CIIIIISDIIGIIGS IIC lllet Vlltll I l'8S0llIldlll9 0VIfi0ll. 5. Stlldylllg the IIIIISIC that Illll lllitlllglllsll them Ill IIIICOIIIIIII lI8lf0l'lll3llC8S, til! CIIIIISOIIBHBS IIB I lllttllle of Cillltelltfltlllll. Ch3hSOl'1etteS

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