Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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FFA, FRDGS atllielle CilaIlllIi0lISiliIlS, Sildllll Productivity and com- petition flourished in the Future Farmers of Amer- ica Club While the Future Realization of Goals Club prepared for their fash- ion history show. We were first place champions in the market hog, sow and boar com- petitions at the San Joa- quin County Fair, said Grant Jones, FFA adviser. They were participants in the Stockton Sectional Leadership Conference as well as five other con- ferences involving FFA chapters throughout Cal- ifornia. Included among the clubs fUl'iCll'alSel'S WaS the annual DOl'1KeV Basketball game l'lelCl in COl ijUl'iC- tion With the Drill Team, an aImOhd Sale, and the Steak and Oyster Feed ih April. The FROCS Club Dl e- Dal eCl a large-SCale fash- ion show entitled FaSh- iOh FlaShbaCkS held ih ADl'll at the Sl'Iel'WOOCl Mall. The DFeSel'ltatlOl'l in- ClUCleCl OVel' 100 mOClelS ahd 50 Cehtributihg StOf'eS. We CleSlQl'1ed styles fl OITl the '2O'S, '5O'S, '60'S al'lCl '80's, said Kaferi BeCKI eSt, FROGS adviser. 4. FFA 0ffiC8l'S WSIB Hllfildlly TBIBSI, l'Gll0l'f8I'2 lidalll COIIIIIS, lllce llj'8Sid8llf1 Kltiliidll Cdllllltdll, Cilallfdl' Sfliifildalfj Ddllll Slllgldfdll, IJf8SidBIlf1 Stelllldll Ni9tSCilKE, fl'B3Slll'El, 100 Uiagafv, Sdllfillil. 5. Sfdllildll NIHSCIIKE IIIEIIIIES-tiCKEfS fd! til! lilllil FFA Still Bild 0YSf8I' Feed. 6. Tild FFWS llddlllillg Calllldll Sdllllddd filldlllildllf fill lliifdly Parade ldlifd. 7. iialld- all ll0I'f0ll dESi!lIBd llld C0llSfI'lICfEd tile firing tigEl'.