Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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V CA, FH continu s ccess in competition ln several competitions, deve- loping original and creative ideas was what Tokays clubs excelled lfl. The VICA club, Nocational and Industrial Club of Americal is divided into six categories of competition. They are architec- ture, mechanical drawing, wood. welding, automotive, and art- comercial design. Eighteen To- liay students were active in the club which was directed by Peter Purdy, Tolxay woodshop and drawing teacher. We have a great bunch of hard workersfsaid Mr. Purdy. l'm sure some of them will go to the state competition, lt's tough but they're good en- oughf' Tokay's FHA. fFuture Home- makers of Americal had much success and was led by Darlene Lupul, Tokay Home Economics teacher. ln a preliminary competition at Stagg High School. Jennifer Lu- pul placed first in the Job lnter- I. Working on an exhibit which won the Local and State competi- tions are Pamela Boyd, Tammy Ryans, and Eloy Almanzar. 2. Shaping a bowl for his woodshop 54Q class is junior Gary Stevenson, VICA member. 3. Making sugges- tions for a poster are Tracey Ada- mek, Letha Frohllng, and Pamela Boyd. view category along with Tracey Adamek and Letha Frohling who placed first in the Exhibit catego- ry, Lupul, Adamek, and Frohling went on to win in the semifinals and competed in the state com- petition in Los Angeles on April 3-7. by Robb Wright Photos by Kent Wisenor ERN

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1. Entertaining the crowd with an old-time clown antic at the Grape Festival is senior Lisa Schneider. 2. Killing time in the green room by leafing through a dusty prop novel before rehearsal is sophomore Anthony Wilton. 3. Posing in their clown troupe uniforms outside of the band room are Edward Storm, Michelle Miranda, Stephanie Hol- man, Christina Wall and Darrin Mar- tin. 560 R, IJ 'LVQX rv if 5 if it 'ii 'Qt f,-.1 YAL