Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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1 Photo by Darrin Coe IHIQHSIOHS add hope for uture Much of what makes up Tokay is its people. lt is hard to imagine how Tokay has grown over the years. Despite its growth Tokay has had its share of problems. With the overcrowding the extended day schedule the addition of incoming students and more portable class- rooms a lot of changes had to be made. But notwithstanding the pressures of the community of almost 2 900 students the lack of classroom space and the chang- ing of teachers Tokay its staff and c es. By deterring those obstacles To- kay has surpassed the previous years in its academic classes and scholastic records by maintaining the degree of excellence in educa- tion. While on the flip side as its academic standards gained ' heights the athletic achievements in Tokay s sports programs gained in stature. Tokay s progress is due to the spirit pride and dedication of Tokays people and its alma mater. Tokay and its people are the qualities that add to the dimen- sions of life. by Melanie Mabalot D ' ' J J J J J J J J J J J its students overcame these obsta- l I J in I J J J J J J 1. Adding to the dimensions of Tokay High are students arriving by bus for early mornmg classes Opening Essay 1

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2 Alterations H-rM w'M on campus adds spice Along with the new school year Tokay had many added dimen- sions. The main talk of the year was focused on whether or not Tokay would convert to a year-around school. Part of the reason why district ofhcials wanted year-around school was to alleviate the growing population. Mth facilities original- ly built to house 2,000 students, the campus already packed with portables, almost reached 2, 900. Also, seniors were the Hrst class to have added graduation require- ments. Instead of 220 credits to graduate, seniors now need 230. Meanwhile, the entire school geared for an early start at 7: I 9 am Hve minutes earlier. Although tive minutes may not seem like much, it added 900 minutes to the school year. For those approximately 2,000 students who traveled by district bussing to school, a new district safety measure was started. Now, bus drivers have to turn on their flashing red lights and stand guard as students cross the street. Overall, the added dimen- sions made life special for those who attended Tokay. by Sabrina M. Schneweis Photos by Darrin Coe 1 After freshman Andy Steinheimer finishes the swimming segment, Sue Webber, triathlon judge tells him his place. Q