Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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1. Glliflll Dlllll Sllifll ls Plllllllll llI'01 Call!! It IIS lll0l'llll SDM, llllflll fll SCIDOI IIISIS. 2. DISCISSIII llffl-Cll'I'lCllII' lttlvltlis NI II' llllSfl'If0fS IS DIIIII Kllff, llll COIISIIUI' all .llalll Hlllly, llrIlCIllII'S SICIUIH. 5. POIUOIIII WUI' SCIWI IICONIS ls UIIIIUO SIIIN, ISSlSfllf llrlltllll lld SOIIIOION Glllfll CIIIIO. NEW Il0l'falllBS IIBIIIS DIIBICIDWIIBII COIIIIIUDIIS POl'taDleS were tne Dig WOI'd on TOKaV'S campus this Year, stated PI'inCi- pal LeI'OV CaFneY. Tney added UD to six neW buildings and served Driv- ers' Education, EngliSn as a Second Language, and fnatn and EngliSn ClaSSeS. TneV allowed the SCnOOl tO open UD its new COIT1- DUteI DI'Ogl'al'n fOr all StU- dents to participate. Tne participants included StU- dents fl 0m nomemaking to science and to fnatn classes. Also new on Cal'nDUS WaS BeVeI'lV LaCV, TOKaV'S neW vice principal. Being Df'0l'nOted fI'OI'n assistant DrihCipal at Lodi High, Mrs. LaCV did a Vel'V gOOd IOD aCCOI'ding to MF. Caf- neV. Sne proved to be an asset by helping with SCnedUle changing and a new COnfliCt Manage- ment Dl'OgI'an'1. With COhfliCt Manage- ment, tne SCnOOl had leSS SUSDenSiOnS and tne Veal' tUl'ned out to be tne best Veal' SO far, stated Carney.

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Pl'0Il0Siti0Il IIIOVIUBS flIlldS f0I' C0llSfI'llCti0Il With the passage of Proposition 1, S500 mil- lion was to be allocated to California Public School svstems for construction and expansion. The Board of Trustees in the Lodi Unified School District asked for S40 mil- lion to build five gram- mar and middle schools plus a third high school WGS Dl3l'll'led. Ann JOl'll1StOl1, Dl'eSl- dent of the board, stated that they have 3dODteCl an interim hOUSll'lQ plan that will decrease the l'lLllTIDel' of ll'ICOmlI'lQ fl'eSi'lmel'l attending TO- K8V. Ti'leSe StLlClel'ltS lived in the P8l K Land attend- 3l'lCe area and the OttO Dl lVe area Wl'1lCl l il'lClUd- ed COlOl'1l3l ESt3teS NOl'ti'l and StOl'leW0Od. It WHS CieSlQl1ed to KeeD the StU- dents to these 8l'e3S tO- gether, and they would be Shifted to LOdi High which had 3 declihihg eh- l'Olll'T'lel'lt. The BOBFU also studied raising Ql'adU2tlOl'1 Fe- ClUll'emel'ltS, Wi'llCl'1 DFO- posed that StUdel'ltS have l'T1Ol e meth, El'1QllSh, and SClel'lCe COUl'SeS. as M, we-wwf W i Marv-WWW an. tx 'N was-was 5 GOI'll0ll Klllg, Ifilllfellf of flli SUIIEWOOU Elelllellflly SCIIOOI IIESCIIIIES the KIESIQII of 3 DIODDSEU lllllldle SCIIOUI llll WIQIIEI' Heights RMU. 4. Ufllef lllllfd IIIEIIIDEIS CIIOSGII by flle fl'lIStEE 0fflCEI'S llld Sflldellt l'EIII'ES8llf3flllES dis- CIISS DIOIIIEIIIS flilllg flle lllSfflCf. qw