Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Spanish, Asian groups commit to fundraisers Fundraisers were the most abundant type of activity fOr the Spanish and Asian clubs. Under Andrea Cotta, Spanish Club adviser, the group sold pumpkin pies at Thanksgiving, cinna- mon crispas for Christ- mas, and ice cream for Spring Two Days. The Asian Club, advised by Amelia Ernst, sold can- dy twice during the year. The club was also re- sponsible for selling car- nations, peddling lum- pia, and vending cotton candy. Other activities in- Cluded 3 SD3l'liSI'1 ViCtOl'V Week car-decorating and an ASi3n Club ski ti'iD. Both clubs hoped to take SED3l EitE tl'iDS to San Fi'3nCiSCO in the SDl'inQ. OffiCEf'S for tnE Span- ish Club WEFE ViCf0l V WEEK King and QUEEn JESSE AICEIFEIZ, Di'ESiCiEntj and DEniSE H3nSEn, ViCE Df'ESiCiEnt. C3tnEI'inE WEStf8ii SEi'VECi 35 SECTE- t3i'V-tl E3SUl'EI , and Gail iVlCL3i'En WEIS tnE SAC I'EDf'ESEnt3tiVE. PniiiiS LEE tOOK on the Di'ESidEnt'S jOD for the Asian Club. SUDDOf'tinQ nEl' WEFE KEITV lt0, ViCE Dl'ESidEntj Edward TO, SECl Et3i'V-U'E3SUi'EI j and Cynthia LEW, SAC FEDFE- SEnt3tiVE. 4. SIIIIIISII Cillil IIIEIIIUEIS MBIISSI CDDB, MICIIIEI Willard, DEIIISE HGIISEII, JOIIII GIEIIIGS, lllli Till! BIIIIIICK SIIWEY illf0I'Ill3fi0ll for Diifa COIIEQE. 5. PiliiiiS lee DEU- dles llllllliia If file Cilfiiflllai Balall. 5. UEIIISE IIZIISEII, Sllalliiil Cillil DI'eSidEIlf, waits IS Alllifea Cbffl, Cillb 3lilliSEI', SEZICIIES IIEI' DIIISE f0I' ll0fES.