Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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1. Concentrating on her story is Lea overs. 3. Taking a sneak preview of MUIIOZ, activities dlVlSi0ll 2dlf0l'.2. fhg fqqfball program I5 Robln siibfilla sChll2W2i5' C0'9dif0 'ln' 'RosselIi, assistant classes editor. chief does some last minute check Original ideas add to annual With many new faces on the Tokay's yearbook staff, Melanie Mabalot, editor-in-chief and Sa- brina Schneweis, assistant editor, hoped to introduce fresh ideas in Tokay's annual. Hopefully, we will get more ideas and a chance to improve ourselves, said Mabalot. One new idea that has been introduced in the yearbook was that all teachers can now appear on their respective pages. Unlike before, where the teachers appeared on their ap- propriate department spread if they were lucky enough to have been photographed, they were now given the option of having their pictures taken along with the freshman and new students by Payne and Payne Studios. This year we tried to get everybody in the yearbook. Many times the teachers were left out because there was not en- ough room, so this year we gave 209 the teachers the option of taking their picture for mug inserts, explained Mabalot. Photographers for the year- book had also received more recognition for their work. Be- fore photographers took pictures for the yearbook, they did not receive credit for their efforts. Now, they have been appropri- ately credited for the photos they had taken. Even though changes had been made in the annual, the staff hoped it was for the best. Hopefully, we will keep 'it fthe yearbookl an award winner, stated Schneweis, one that the majority of the school will like. Editors were: Lea Munoz, ac- tivities divisiong April Taylor, fa- culty divisiong Kuldip Kaur, sports division, Kathryn Kizlow- ski, class division, and Robyn Rosselli, assistant class division. by Robyn Rosselli Photos by ALisa Stone n , 25-QQ

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ovices, 'ss es mark ssembl New faces made the difference in the Student Assembly. With 60 percent of the Assembly sewing as first-time members, traditional leadership roles went unfulfilled. This was more of a rebuilding year, said Mark Leal, Student Assembly adviser. We have a lot of people involved in the Assembly for the first time, and the juniors and seniors that are usually the leaders due to experi- ence were not here. Only one out of five seniors and two out of five juniors were involved in the Assembly previ- ously. The Student Assembly found more than enough conflict to keep it busy, from Councilman James Pinkerton's comments about Stockton Bums, to the tragedies of Victory Week, to the proposed Year Round School, the issues abou nded. Tangent contributions to the school also appeared to be a priority as demonstrated with the purchase of benches and a picnic table, a Data Display, a pitching machine for the baseball team, and team bags for the football players. This year we have had more requests for capital outlay like the pitching machine- things that are not asked for more than once every 10 years, said Mr. Leal. The money we spent was stu- dent body money. As long as we're not in danger of going in the hole, depleting our resourc- es, valid requests should be considered. According to Mr. Leal, funds have been accumulating for years and then just sitting in the bank. Under state law, the purpose is not to see how much you can accumulate, but to spend the money to benefit the students, said Mr. Leal. Student Assembly members were: seniors Cathi Amaya, Marin Cheney, Stacy DaGrade, Karen Lambdin, and Kate McLaren, juniors Melanie Cobb, Deborah Dahlhauser, Ninette DiLeo, Kelli Emerick, and Amy Straub, soph- omores Jennifer Antaran, Mich- elle Delgado, David Jacobs, and Helen Schorr, freshmen Joshua Cook, Rachele Cook, Susan Garrard, Leigh Ann Gessell, and Michael Hogan. by Helen Schorr 5. The 15th Assembly readies itself for the first meeting of the second session. Student Assembly 19

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'B k,....,- 4. IMCYISCIV Sflldving the index file Park. 6. Cherie Cortez, Kent Wise- is Kathryn Kizlowski, classes divi- nor' and Zu,-gel Cervames gather sion editor. 5- Wilifillg Pafienflv 35 around Melanie Mabalot, editor-in- adviser Rgggf Woo edits fheif1Chi2f, while she CHSCUSSBS H12 papers are Robyn Rosselli, Helemproper procedures of drawing a Schorr, Darrin Hughes, and John yearbook layout. 'Q' .1454 Tokay '87 21