Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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1. Swimmers take a rest after a long workout. 2. Endurance comes from practice for hours every day. 3. Coach Leah Baker views the troops as they practice before the Tokay- Franklin Yellowjacket meet. Improvement builds hopes for swimmers Improvement was seen as the key to success for the girls' 1981 swimming season, as most 1980 swimmers returned to participate. With many new swimmers as well, the team was very large, according to Coach Leah Baker. The swimmers and coaches were hoping to better their 1980 season when they won three and lost four dual meets. Swimmers who gave the team needed experience were Kerry Freeman, Sheryl Weist, Lori Dean, Debbie Fetzer, Karen Heinrich, and Kelly Podesto. Coach Baker, new to Tokay, also taught Physical Education. Dennis Nugent, the 1980 coach, left the girls to take a coaching position at the University of the PacUic. The diving team was drop- ped as an activity due to lack of participation from students and lack of a coach. 182 ees. V, i. .,.. .F ,iff at ttg- iiilitfgggipggif .,i. . 2 E. 2 X Q 3 is 'mm fi ttr. gg: rf-sw. e s gt ,,,, mm W if is e Qatlxx 1 2 R F 'W ww so X-fF'o?'2i ' K' ye' . 3+ .. ' W ..- V1 'H ' if.'fflf.f'f-fl xl . DW' , yn, . SIG' km dr LU.' 'Dwi 4 ,..k. gQL5i.,mxls1f M X, K A . - N1. w. ,r '--- m 2 . tr.. . 1 ....,..,,.. . . .--i is im f .-f. -,.f rs, is A i':i..11.j, :fgi gggg tg-fi-fr-ir A Q83 liil .i-..i M ' iset lltelli 11 1 TOKAY 24 04 0 03 I Yi 'K if - D Franklin Downey Davis Lodi 03 Tracy Lincoln 96 1 ' ' 38 1 52 1 5 ' 67 78 Stagg' 91 67 1 1 ' 58 73 ' ' Conference meet

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Bird girls learn Badminton should finish in the middle of the league this year, according to Coach Alice Castellanos. Since this is a very young team, the experience from this year should lead to a more successful season next year. The coach saw Connie Veldhuizen and Kendra Daijogo as the best doubles players for the varsity and Anastasia Karelis and Julie Gon- zales as her stand-out junior varsity doubles players. Susan Fried- berger was cited as the teams outstanding player. Badminton earned a 12- 2 record last year. I believe we did so well because of our best singles scorers, Lori Daijogo and Jana Sisting, noted Castellanos. Those girls went to the conference championships, along with Debbie Whiffen and Kathy Baumback, the finest doubles players. 5. Junior varsity player Dawn Forkas scoops at a low shot. 6. JV players are front row Victoria Punla, Thoa To, Julie Gonzales, Dawn Forkas. Row two LaureLee King, Brenda Rudolph, Valerie Van Noy, Lois McCance, Genetta Adams 184