Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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108 O Alice Castellanos Evangeline Kilmer Martha McDonald Alice O'Shea LaRayne Reider Brenda Sieglock Kay Stift Jeffrey Stroh Antoinette Thompson ii , v I get Q... l ov ' ' QSM. .NX-V X x ew ,,, X! i C Photos by Matthew Silber

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IR, ESL work to mainstream Both the Instructional Re- sources and English as a Second Language lESLl departments worked vigorously in order to get their students mainstreamed into the natural high school environ- ment. According to Hana Nowa- kowski, Instructional Resources department chairperson, mem- bers wanted an intervention program to help students who had learning disabilities and needed additional academic help to prepare for graduation. We dealt with the students who needed additional help in fullfilling undeveloped, delayed, or below grade level learning, said Miss Nowakowski. These kids had the ability but were just working at a lower grade level. Linda Adams Betty Coffey Jacqueline Cloud Because of Tokay's over- crowding, the ESL department reached its largest enrollment ever. The enrollment went from llO students to 200 students and new personnel was needed. Two teachers added to the ESL department were Marilyn Sharp and Martha McDonald. We taught foreign students English skills, everyday survival skills, and how our system worked, said Alice Castellanos, ESL department chairperson. Both department chairpersons said that although they were small departments, they wanted to establish themselves as a part of the school and mainstream with the other campus depart- ments. . by Luis DeAnda 1 . Talking with reporters about new plans and programs for the year is Hana Nowakowskl, Instuctional Resources department chairperson. 2. Brenda Sieglock, ESL teacher, goes over a homework assignment with juniors Hoang Nguyen and Tam Nguyen. 3. Looking carefully at a problem while taking a test is junior Alan Stevents. 4. Alice Cast- ellanos, ESL department chair- person, discusses the enrollment increase with Marilyn Sharp, a new ESL teacher. Steve Hubbard Pat Merck Melinda Vargo Josie Wilkins Instructional Resources! ESL 109