Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Fall lll'0llllCfl0ll l'llllS Slll00fllly, SllCCeSSfllll The Blltlel' Dld It, Un- der the dlreCtlOrl of Nari- CV Kahn, drama lrlStrUC- tor, rarl SmOOtl'IlV arid SUCCeSSfUllV tl'larlKS to a hard-WOrKlrlQ cast and CreW. Arl open aUdltlOr1 WaS called fOr arlYOrIe lrlter- ested. StUder1tS were re- dUlred to read fOr Mrs. Kahn. The cast lr1ClUded DaVld D'alUtO, Srlarl Fer- dun, GlYI1da Hull, and AI- llSOrl lrVlrle. AISO appear- lng were RObeI't Markillie, Alan Shaeffer, Carrle Ste- venson, Stephen Tl1OrrlD- SOrl, ArldreW WatSOl'1, arld MlCheIle WIISOI1. TOQetheI' with the crew, tl'IeV had slx WeeKS of Dreparatldn and re- hearsals. AITIOHQ the crew l'T'lemberS were Elleen BrOWr1, Stal1leV Chernlss, Rebert Daniel, Greg Dart, JUlle De JODQ, and Dawn Forkas. AISO helplrlg were Monte For KaS, Rdbert Lee, Edward Lltfln, and Tama- tha Stu I, who COITID eted the staff. 1. Baffllllg It Ollf 0ll stage all Sllall Felllllll allll llllSOIl ll'Ullle Wlllle Sfellllell 'l'll0lllllS0ll fl'leS to llleall It llll. 2. lllall Sllleffel' leCflIleS ll0ll8l'f Malllllle, flle S00ll-t0-ll! Ullifllll 5 David ll'lllIlf0 aSllS lllltllelle wllSOIl S0llle fllgllfelllllg lIlI6Sfl0IlS.