Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Tiger teams take usual turn-around One of many areas of Tokay's short road toward experience, 1982 sports con- tinued Tokay's tradition of fluctuating rank and spirit. Tigers ranked inferior in comparison to the accom- plishments of the Alma Mater's student body ten years ago. This unique year of 1982 delivered to Tokay its share of uninvolved, non- spirited students. Tokay lived its history with spirit in 1973, determination in 1974, vic- tories over Lodi High in 1975, teamwork in 1978, individual achievements in 1979, and a rest in 1981-82. Mediocrity became Tokay's new stereotype, though activities such as waterpolo ranked high for its fourth season. Attendance at games was low, but one specific basketball com- petition delivered life and spirit to the unusually high number of spectators. This Lodi vs. Tokay basketball game ended with a hope- shattering, spirit-exploding 43-41, Tokay losing in over- time to Lodi's final basket in the last second. For those who watched the Tiger team give it all they had, the night developed in- to the symbol of 1982 Tiger sports--a fight drowned in blood, sweat, tears, and cheers for the few who at- tempted to rescue Tigers from their hopefully short rest from spirit. 42

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Gridders improve previous record With an improved seasonal and San Joaquin Athletic Association record from last year, Tokay's 1981 varsity football team showed determination and pride throughout the whole year. Though the team was very young and inexperienced, they played hard all year and improved every week accord- ing to Steve Hubbard, se- cond year head coach. Highlights for the Tigers 2- 4-1 league and 3-6-1 overall record were the 14-0 shutout of Edison and holding cross- town rival Lodi to a 0-0 tie. The Tigers also won a very close and exciting Victory Week game against Franklin 22-19. Post season honors went to Karl Felten, most valuable and outstanding linemang Robert Everitt, outstanding back, Philip Orosco, the Dave Smith most in- spirational awardg and Paul Parises, coaches award. 44 1. Todd Lambaren sweeps around end as Keith Vargem 199, prepares to block. 2. First team SJAA center Karl Felten moves on his snap. 3. Stephen Elson gets off a pass. 4. Players are heads up on a blocking sled drill in the heat of a summer practice.