Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Pholo by Eric Johnston Hoping to add more excite- ment to the school year senior Robert Calonge, rally commis- sioner looked for new and uni- que activities to help achieve his goal. I hoped to bring pride to the school by getting more involve- ment, said Calonge. This involvement was gained by making the rallies more hip so that everyone could have good clean fun. According to Calonge, the only way to make the rallies more hip was to act crazy and show pride in Tokay. Calonge had shown his pride by joining Communications lm- provement Association fClAl, Conflict Management, and Stu- dent Government. After high school, Calonge hoped to attend either San Diego State or Chico State and major in psychology with a minor in litera- 216 O Calonge new acti to help r ture. I want to make this year the best Tokay has had by getting people involved, said Calonge. Along with all of his other school work and extra-curricular activities, Calonge also revised the school Constitution to meet new standards. by Kuldip Kaur X E-We Qs, ,l 1

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.rs 5 'sg l s i it fl .. w i. g rs If' t' . J.. i. I .ms 9? . N 5, Q :gr V 'Q if :- members change, nization Lots of new faces brought about a great deal of change for the Junior Class, according to Amy Straub, vice president. Other class officers were: Kelli Emerick, president, and Melanie Cobb, secretary treasurer. lt Uunior Classl was chang- ing-we had an almost all new Assembly, and a lot of new, different people involved with the class, said Straub. Straub also noted a sense of unorganization. Our class has a lot of spirit- we've always had a lot of spirit -but this year didn't seem to fall in place as well as before, she said. l like our class a lot. We're 'ffl :RBI going to get it together. Emerick believed the Junior Class was extremely enthusiastic and expressed regret about the happenings of Victory Week. After accusations of willful de- struction of lFreshman Classl property and breaking an enter- ing, The juniors voluntarily with- drew their float from the parade. Some juniors were suspended from extra-curricular activities. We feel bad we had to be penalized for the tragic events at Homecomingf' said Emerick. We feel we have the most spirit and pride of any class here at Tokay, and we will continue to show our spirit in the future for positive events to prevail on this campus, she added. Junior Assembly members were: Cobb, Deborah Dahlhauser, Ninette Dileo, Emerick, and Straub. by Helen Schorr Juniors 215

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, . . 'xii J 4,-s !-C S, Brad Burr Mark Bush Debbie Busta Kevin Byrd Shunda Byrd Kijana Caldwell Cheri Calonge Brian Canevari Tonetta Cantero Kristen Caplin Dennis Cappalla Jessie Caras Heather Carlson David Carmichael Casey Carpenter Jeff Carruesco Timothy Carter Bridget Casey Christine Casjens Zuriel Cervantes Robert Chamberlin Connie Chan Sok Chao Francisco Chavez Zachary Cheney James Childress Thol Chun David Clapp Matt Clark Billy Coates Melanie Cobb John Cook Gregory Cooper Karen Cooper Aaron Coriell Cherie Cortez Errol Coustaut Kathy Cox Samantha Cox Andy Coy Kim Crandell Steve Crisp Manette Crooms Deborah Crossland Nettie Crumbly Kelli Curry Kelli Dabell Deborah Dahlhause Kim Dail Juniors 217