Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Y . 3 'X l. Touring the Soviet Union, Lori Perkovich, Shelley Rice, Jill Hesseltine, and Jenny Greer stop to count Russian money, Rubles. photo by Ffoyd Williams 2. Protesting the Supreme Court ruling of freedom of the press, Tokay students wore black armbands. photo by Steven Chestey 3. Reflecting the press room, the light table holds all kinds of things, ranging from unfin- ished spreads to negatives. photo by Eric Johnston 4. After winning one of many games, Andy Martinez, mem- ber of the basketball team, starts to cut down the net. photo by Eric Johnston 302 PP X Q, fs? 5592 f .9 SI ii'-29 Civ 052252 W, 65 2 so , f Xiwxizit i X' t R24 , X ' f F ,fs h as Qi Q QD 'Q ei - .sa Agigffsf Qsffsaggg ,yy 5, it

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Once again the year came and went, but the year was different. Different problems were faced with different an- swers. The yearbook had all kinds of problems with miss- ed deadlines, lost copy, and mixed pictures. But, some- how we pulled it together and produced the final book. Tokay's Performing Arts KTHSPAI department made history by performing the play, Tom Sawyer, in the Soviet Union. Tokay's grapevine held a lot of final outcomes. The basketball team made history in the San Joaquin Athletic Association by being unde- feated in league. They once again went to Arco Arena for the Section playoff but lost to Merced in overtime. Many teams at Tokay went to State Competition. The drill team hnished second in the state and seven varsity cheerleaders went to the Hula Bowl. Students heard bad news from the Supreme Court as judges ruled in favor of a case that was brought to them five years ago. They decided to allow high school admini- strators to censor high school expressions. All in all, the year flew by and different goals and re- cords were made- all heard in the grapevine. by Kimberly Banghart Closing essay 303 fmfgpefzwn ef dfeaamd, fl wah 71 ew ew-fenaiif