Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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270 Rachael Eric kson Dorian Fats Jonathon Fattarsi Earl Faulks Matthew Fernandez Jose Fernandez Kenneth Ferrido Stephanie Ferroni Teresa Fields Edye Figeroid Donald Fincher Jason Fisher Jonathan Fisher Virginia Flores William Folds Julie Fowler Oly Frasier Rod Frazior Brian Freeman Windle Fuchs Mary Fung Irene Garcia Sonya Garcia Tonya Garcia na. -4 55. ' T 'rrtt s ,Q 122 'Q ' 3: my T TAF 'rr A' I' T' '- V 'T A ,Q l 5- T' 9 ,T . lr sti V ig, J , Q if ' ltfff ' lt J . l s re rir ii' s 5, lllltii i f s t or , AM T A 13 .. gg WPS' WJSQI J xl K, -H x vc K lx, V 5. 221-,E misfit N 'ffl ,-,f 5 I ,ot, 4 in F ' , ' ll , 'ii- J' , in f I 't it J ii , ,,, - M V v eli 3 ...Q ' 'Yi FY r lv T 4 i irr Formal dances dazzle year Long and short gowns, blue, black, or white tuxedos were all in store for those who went to their first formal dance. The final outcome was what everybody saw, but what was really behind the scenes? The makeup for the girls and the hair for the guys took a long time, but the actual night started when the guy picked up the girl. That one task was more nerve racking then the dinner or the dance. Mothers took pictures after pictures while the fathers rambled on about how their little girl had grown-up. ln one instance the grandmother and grandfather took more time talking about themselves than their granddaughter. They sat and talked about their first date. l was so embarrassed when they started that. I wanted to crawl into a corner, said senior Jennifer Lupul. After escaping the flashing cameras, the dreaded dinner awaited them. The girl was terrified of spilling food on her dress, and the guy tried to think of a conversation to make the meal go faster. Once the meal was finished the couple felt a little more comfort- able and were off to their dance. Once again they were on the road, the place of the dance next and final on the list. Slowly but surely they walked gracefully to the front of the doors and then it happened: I was walking to the doors and before l knew it, l stepped on my dress and it came half way off. l was so embarrassed, said senior Celeste Hernandez. The rest of the dance was a success and both the girl and the guy were looking forward to the next one. by Kimberly Banghart fir l

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272 Michael Graves Troy Graves Natalon Greer Raman Grewal Suzet Gridley Chad Griflen Dawana Griffin Stephanie Griffis Kristina Groenwegen Anthony Guidi Raquel Guillen Quyen Ha Donald Hale Luther Hale Alex Hall Mark Halsey Edd Hamilton David Hampton Gregory Hansen Jeff Hansen Kathi Hansen Kim Harmon Jack Harrison Carrie Hash Different combinations Lockers ref ect personalities p Lockers are one of the necessities students need to get through school. A refuge to release the overload of bags, backpacks, or purses. Walking through a hallway can determine the cleanlinest of a certain individual, partner, or group. Crusing through the senior locker hall one seems to notice an air of uneasin- est. An occasional call look out below, is heard followed by a painful sounding thump Wads of paper and loose book covers seem to dominate the 34 inch lockers, along with uneaten lunches, apple cores, and the unexplainable green, growing on the top and down the sides. Then one heads out the door and onto the junior locker hall. Although there isn't much different for cleanliness, the at- mosphere seems to be more tranquil. A few shouts of hi and pounding or kicking the - xl K 7, lockers, hoping the pressure would pop it open, is heard in the narrow hall. Once again the traveling continues and the sophomore hall is next on the list. The small chatter hushes when a person walks into the corridor. Lockers are opened but, all are semi-decently clean. One can almost see the bottom and the books, notebooks, and folders are in a neat, organized order. The last and most solemn stop is the freshmen locker hall. The halls don't hold any sign of confusion, disorder, or chaos. Lockers hold all books, folders, and note- books in class order. There isn't a sign of a zinger, an old apple core, or even a Hershey's kiss. Lockers are a statement in one's personali- ty and attitudes towards school. by Kimberly Banghart '- , 's ...ai at I - 1 J. 14 W-si -r- I 'r: 'i - N ll 5 .'.. Ku. 5 - ' , 'EPI 'JG 2 flax ' 1 ' A . 5F3 ,.yQt:w3'.hf- .' r ,f In TN .. . 3 ,,,, 'sz Q . .g 5. , ,Q . '... ll' --J,-f ik - l , 6 l, ., 1 In A L ' E R V 5 1 .,-- :X ki! ' fi V' I ETL' U T. , 1 1, f 4, ft K ,- Qi - ' ?i11, N. ., 2. - E? .,.i,m Six if , .ws