Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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,aw , Sf if if me TOKAY Turlock La Sierra Edison Franklm ElCam1no Kennedy Hayward Foothill McClatchy G Davls St Mary s Tracy Franklm Edison Stagg Lodi St Mary s Lincoln Tracy Franklm Edison ' Stagg ' Lodi ' ' on erence ames 49 55 76 ' 69 37 ' 26 58 ' 45 51 ' 48 49 52 67 69 77 Terra Linda 59 59 ' 66 74 61 76 . ' 61 51 . ' ' 67 38 Lincoln' 42 58 ' 43 62 ' 59 86 ' ' 69 70 ' 66 42 44 61 . ' ' 72 53 ' ' 55 70 ' 61 73 ' ' 63 44 ' 39 61 71 55 ' 65 C f 9 3. Varsity basketball members are front row Kenny Priest, Perry Manley, Clancy Halligan, John Halvorson, Ken Shimozaki, Todd Ziemann. Row two Coach William Baumgartner, Dave McCann, Dan Williams, Rob Marvin, Rich Anema, Marc McMurry, Mark Sarale, Mark Yarber, and Manager Don Jones. 4. Clancy Halligan C33 makes a fast break and shoots for two points. Varsity Basketball O 173

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Varsity five shoots 7-7 conference cage season Led by All League senior Rich Anema, the varsity basketball team remained in the chase for a San Joaquin Athletic Association playoff berth until the loss to Lodi in the season's finale, leaving the final record at 7-7 in conferen- ce play. Some of the team's highlights, according to first- year coach William Baumgar- tner, were finishing in third place in the Stagg Tour- nament, a three-point loss to Kennedy, the No. One team in Sacramento, and a two-point loss to Hayward, considered a strong team in the Bay Area. Tiger starters during the season were Anema, Marc McMurry, Kenny Priest, Mark Sarale, Mike Yarber, Dave McCann, Perry Manley, and Todd Ziemann. Anema broke many records in scoring and rebounding. ln a single game he scored 40 points and ended with a season record of 607 and a career record of 1,147. In rebounding his season record was 535, and he amassed a career record of 649. In SJAA play his season record was 343 points. 1. Surrounded by Edison Vikings, Marc McMurry 1335 goes up for two easy points as Kenny Priest Q30j ob- serves. 2. Mark Sarale 1153 sets himself for a free throw. 172

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Girls' varsity basketball showed strength and dedicationg but the com- petition was extremely tough this year, stated Sue Webber, varsity coach. The varsity team placed fif- th in the league, and Diane Jennings was named Most Improved playerg Shelly Pfeifer, Best Defense, Donna Lewis, Best Offenseg and Julie Moore, Most Valuable Player. This year saw tl'e best tur- nout for the junior varsity in the last three years. The group showed it could work well together. This year's squad could develop into ex- cellent basketball players if they work hard to improve their techniques, stated Ron Braden, junior varsity coach, for the third year. I 4 174 Melissa Willie became the Most Valuable Player and was named the Best Offensive Player. Best Defense went to Genetta Adams, and Melissa Schuler took Most Improved Player. I'm very proud of my girls, stated Braden. Their league record was 12-9. They finished the season third in the league.