Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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TOKAY 23 Edison ' 36 I 26 Escalon 49 24 Lincoln ' 35 I 40 Stagg ' 34 1 8 Tracy ' 43 1 7 Lodi ' 42 32 Franklin ' 30 67 St. Mary's ' 18 ' Conference matches 1. Senior Johnny Cannon deforms his Sacramento Dragon opponent. 2. Varsity team members are front row Jim Rice, Scott Jensen, Todd Austin, Tom Lutge Row two Johnny Cannon, Bob Freeman, James Can non, Dennis Duffy. Row three Coach Gregory Ander son, Manager Paul Crum, Chuck Souser, Bruce Thom pson, Brian Gammill, and Coach Rod Gaines. 168

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4, , 3. Putting in many hours of practice, Jeff Walters runs with determination. 4. Varsity runners are front row Stephanie Anderson, Stephanie Irwin, Nemia Lebrilla, Carla Morilla, Kihm Langworthy. Cheryl Louie, Kari Block. Row two Brian Rogers, Jeff Mayes, Kevin Harr, Greg Davis, Jeff Larson, Kenneth Boston, Dodd Pinkham, Richard Wilkins, Tom Willard. 5. Kihm Langworthy and Cheryl Louie drive for the finish. 6. Racing side by side against a Lodi Flame competitor is freshman harrier Dan Benton. Harriers face forfeits Varsity cross country run- ners carried a 3-4 league record into the end of the season until they found they had to forfeit all their meets due to an ineligible runner, whom the administration reportedly failed to notU'y until after the season ended. SJAA meets were run dU'- ferently this year. Instead of competition between two schools, there were three-way meets. This way, said Coach AUonso Gomez, there wouldn't be tension just bet- ween two schools. The plan also gave runners an oppor- tunity to run in packs, which tended to reduce times. Leading the varsity were seniors Kevin Harr and Greg Davis. Senior Carla Morilla finished first for the girls, followed by junior Nemia Lebrilla, In the the frosh-soph division, Jeff Walters crossed the wire first with back-up help from Tim O'Haro. The girls ended the season with a 4-3 mark, while the frosh-sophs steamed in at 6-1 . Cross Country I 167

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in ... W- .J-..... f f . x Q fi Y A: s. 1 Grapplers take fourth Four senior wrestlers led the varsity grapplers to their three-win, four-loss league record, ending with a fourth- place position in the league. The strong seniors were Scott Jensen, Bob Freeman, Johnny Cannon, and Randy Chaney, whose wins paced the team. Junior James Cannon and sophomore Bruce Thom- pson were also praised for their performances. The team was really inex- perienced and young, but they learned a lot through the season, stated Coach Gregory Anderson. The team, lacking performers at the heavy weight categories, was made up mostly offreshmen and sophomores. According to Anderson, the scores didn't show that there were many close matches, Jensen and Cannon progressed as far as state competition. They should be praised highly for their ac- complishments, Anderson declared. Cannon was honored for the most take downs, and Jensen received the award ford the most pins. Thompson gained the Most Improved Wrestler trophy. . 3. Todd Austin applies pressure while the referee looks for a pin. 4. Chuck Souser displays his joy as victor in the match. 5. Sophomore Bruce Thompson comes close to pinning his op- ponent. 6. Fairfield attempts to keep Chuck Souser under control. Varsity Wrestling O 169