Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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lllellll tEaClli atielltllate Team teaching ahd heW teChhidUeS Summa- l'iZed TOKaV'S new dl iVel' education ahd' Cafeel' Cehtef. The ihStl'UCtOl S, who believed their jOD WaS to help students ih their fLltUl'e, WaS success- ful. Aftel' 11 Veal'S of teach- ihg dl'iVel'S tfaihihg ih small l'OOl'T'lS, Paul Pl'eSS WaS Dl'OUd of hiS heW tWO-l'OOm COmDihed ClaSS which held OVel' 50 StUdehtS. We tried to teach the most imDOI - taht thihg Oh campus: the life and death ih- volved with automo- biIes, stated Pl eSS, ahd with the heW CUl'I'iCUlUh'1, IIQ llIEtll0!lS lll'0Ql'alIlS we Wel'e able to relate ahd give students the newest ihfOI'l'TlatiOh. AlSO, Cafihg about the future of the students WaS the maih idea of the Career Cehter. Headed bv Jo Wvllie, the Career Cehtel' Ql'eW With DOOKS, films, and students. Guided tO be a library for students ihVeStiQa- tihg Cal'eel S, lVlf'S. WVllle, alOhg with the faCUItV, ehCOUl'aQed students, Ql'adLlateS, ahd Dal'ehtS to visit. We tried tO Keep the Cafeel' Cehtel' as UD-tO-date and ihter- eStihQ as DOS'SiDle, said Mrs. Wvllie. J S 2:5 . - 'X an Q' ,- gf Sgierell l .. ,. fi .A -w- WWW 1 Q 3 ffM.t.R,,, ,i f. :Qi X ft ,.... W S1 as lf- A- in -K n fs .i . .. -4 W- - , .-w.-1 -ng: .Q '-'sg:gi1::: '- .I :s5., 1:, Tie assi QM f' ,,., f,:-may lm I. M- ax., - ' 'a?E551,wf , Q:.,,. f ,. ,.:::5:. , . S t l:L WN W,::. sl ,:.k. k,:L Q Qq , , ,,.:., L 1 I ' 1 x Y Q 'K All -51551: T' ,. t -.M ww i Q is xt Q X MQW Q SQ Xgxsgfm QR xx x is X XX vi

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NEW WZUE, CMZIDQS DDDIIIHI' UII CHIIIDIIS New Wave music man- aged to survive the many music style changes by becoming more advanced with the help of SVl'l- tnesizers. Bands such as Soft Cell, The FiXX, and FIOCK of Sea- gulls are a few of the DahdS with SVl'ltheSiZeCl percussion instruments. The British IhVaSiOh hit the,U.S. years ago but Australia has invaded American shores with mu- sic by lvlen at Work and INXS. Struttihg into the music scene were the Stray Cats who bl'OUght more popularity to the tunes of rockabilly. Although mahy CIOthihg stores existed ifl C3iifOI'- Hia, many Drefeffed Ol'- CiSY'iI'lQ fI OITl OLlt-Of-State ti'1I'OUQi I IT'l3ii-OI CieI' cata- logs. C3t3iOQS such EIS L.L. Bean 8I'1Ci C3i'l Oii Reed TIGIDGCI bring clothes from the e3St coast to the west coast. COiOi'fLIi D3I'1Ci3l13S Were WOIT1 loosely 3I'OUl'1Ci the necks of SOITIG StUCiSI'1tS 35 3 diffefent, yet SOmS- what DSW SIIVIS. Getting LlSe to the male gender WS3I iI lQ earrings took 3 while, but the jewelry Cablght OH VSFV quickly. 5. NSW Wall! Clllfllillg IIGCZIIIE IS falllllial' 35 file IIIIISIC, BS several TOKBY SflIdEIlfS UISPIBY flleil' flII'E8dS. 4. SYIIUIESIZEU ll8l'CllSSi0lIS WSIB 0I'CllESfI'3fed Ill NEW Wall! BIIIUS. 5. BIIIUIIIIS UEC0l'3f8d file IIECKS of IIIIIIY Sfllllellfi SIICII ZS S0llll0ll'l0l'G