Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Gabrielson shows leadership flair America's Incentive System was the theme for the 1980 Hugh O'Brien Youth Foun- dation Leadership Seminar to which junior Tori Gabrielson traveled April 11, 1980. Approximately 90 other juniors also attended from throughout Northern Califor- nia. The seminar was designed to select one boy and one girl to attend the International Leader- ship Seminar slated for 1981 by the organization. I was shocked! was her response to her selection. The senimar was very well planned. The speakers knew what they were talking about. Gabrielson used the things she learned and became junior Class vice president. She is also a member of the Tiger Drill Team. 1 Gabrielson explodes while performing with the 1980-81 Drill Team during a Tokay rally 2 Free time means quickly reviewing notes for a history test. .M X , f X ' ' ,M M W, , S ' a ' , ly' fp 'fe .1 .4 , t W ' ' A 0-7. . V , I i 36.3 .41 n ,ying Q 5 . f . f +- V' I C 'Y gtg xi V, V it x , Ik .tw M, W :af mfs - EQ. .. A N ' H ...E we 'Q g - 5 if 47' W fl , , f , if 2 , Z 'nw f xx My 7 .,., y , . 4 T' Ep 5 1 wi , Q 5 ,, at 3' 1 if 'Hai juniors O 241

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Injuries only slow Manle 's progress Nearing the end of his soph football season, Perry Manley received an injury to his collar- bone. During his first varsity game, his collarbone was in- jured again, keeping him from finishing his junior football year, but Manley's ability to play the game was not overlooked. Manley, who began sophomore football as a freshman and who was named Most Valuable Player the next year, managed to recover quickly enough to compete in his third year of basketball and as shortstop for the baseball team this year. I enjoy all sports in which I participate, but I tend to favor baseball the most, said Manley, who also plays baseball for American Legion Post 22. It gives him a lot of practice, com- petition, and a chance to travel if his team does well. 1 Perry launches a shot in a 1980 basketball game against the Lincoln Trojans. 2. Relaxing after lunch is a part of the day during any sports season. Y 'Y I 2 at if Wg , 2 W '77, V WZ? X 'V W fa gf, , ',, i iii 17' mf 4 ,, JJ il I A asa , , ,,,.. 1 , I V jf , ' ' , 19' 1 J' 'KL 7 , ,. ,.,. , MM ff , 1, H , , f ., Z M ,gg 5, ff fl!! fy f M vii A G!! f 25,9 I' XX X yi X V W-3 f f f , f,, f W3 VM! W f , in fi fi ' , ,,,j yygy .I E' W ie fffwf N , I I I 7 A QC? llr , ,ff ,. t,,,. Q1 f Q ff , K I , riff E f juniors 0 243