Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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st trip es true rarian Traveling to the far east has always been a dream for Librari- an Carol Grenko, and last sum- mer she was able to make it a vivid reality. While in Japan and China, Mrs. Grenko had the privilege of witnessing the emergence of two promising countries. They were both different be- cause Japan was becoming very modern and China was still primitive, she said. China is just starting out-they have a huge work force. Besides having a huge popu- lation, China also had a very large variety of foods. Every dinner we ate had 20 courses. 3 J X1- ., l g z 2 Some favorites of the Chinese were jellyfish and turtle soup. Along with the extravagant foods, Mrs. Grenko and her hus- band Frank witnessed extravag- ant prices during their three week journey. Three drinks and a small pizza costs S36 fin Chinaj. They loved American food and cul- ture, she commented. Considering the wages that the Chinese were paid it's surprising how they could afford such lux- uriesf' The average Chinese gets paid S50 a month. They have a simple lifestyle. The families real- ly stick together because that's all they have, she remarked. Although Mrs. Grenko en- joyed traveling to the far east, she was very glad to arrive home. To most Americans, liberty doesn't mean anything. Now, l feel so lucky to be in America she concluded. by Lea Munoz 1 1 Juniors