Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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ni .- 4. Girls tennis team members are front row Sukhwinder Kaur, Wendy Dildey, Missy Cobb, ,Sheri Van Noy, Maria Umnas, Mylene Tiongco, Vanessa Miguelino. Row two Lisa Miles, Jill Schnabel, Denise Hansen, Mary Orlando, Melissa Schuler, Amber Brewer, Coach Sue Webber. Netters undergo losing season Illness and injuries to key players hurt Tokay's girls' tennis team more than double faults and unforced errors. This season has been disappointing because we did not reach our goal of im- proving last year's record of 7-7, commented coach Sue Webber. Instead, the netters' season record ended at 4-8. Denise Hansen, Tokay's number 1 singles player was absent for two weeks. Although the sickness did not help the team's stan- dings, Coach Webber also said that members missing practice also had a hand in the squad's losing record. We lost games we should have won and did not do as well as we thought the team should have done, commen- ted Coach Webber, a physical education instructor at Lodi's St. Anne's. Traveling to Tracy for the league tournament were junior Denise Hansen and sophomore Melissa Schuler, number one and two singles players, respectivelyg and senior Maria Umnas and Junior Amber Brewer, num- ber one doubles team. No Tokay player reached the second round of the tour- nament. Girls' Tennis 159

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1. Junior Denise Hansen returns a shot with a forehand. 2. Sophomore Melissa Schuler prac- tices on her backhand. 3. Coach Sue Webber presents Tiger Blocks to sophomore Lisa Miles and junior Jill Schnabel. TOKAY 0 St. Mary's' 5 0 St. Mary's' 5 0 Lincoln' 5 3 Tracy' 2 5 Franklin' 0 3 Edison' 2 1 Lodi' 4 St Mary s Lincoln Tracy Franklin Edison Lodi conference games my me i r.

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Spikers end year with Flame upset Overcoming Lodi High, one of the top teams in the San Joaquin Athletic Association was the highlight of the Tokay spikers' 5-9 season. Despite dousing the Flames, the Tigers weren't able to do better than coming in last place with three other schools. The varsity team was new and inexperienced with only five seniors. We had a good sewing team which helped compensate for the inex- perience, said Miss Patricia Berg, first year coach. The girls were very patient with themselves and by the end of the year, had improved tremendously. Honored this year were: Yvonne Gobert, most valuable player and second team all league: Susan Friedberger, most points ser- ved, and Diane Jennings and Friedberger, honorable men- tion second team all league. Starting from scratch, the junior varsity team finished with a 3-11 record. This year was a good building year which should help start a strong, experienced team for next year, said Coach Betty Locke. Honored were: Michelle Montion, most points served, Darcy Tyler, most serves ing and Tricia Hanson, honorable mention for most points served. 3. Varsity spikers are front row Coach Patricia Berg, Cynthia Herr- mann, Jaqueline DeSanti, and Kendra Daijogo. Row two Melissa Wall, Yvonne Gobert, Pamela Wooten, Kari Lambdin, and Kari Moore. 4. Senior Diane Jennings slams the ball for a spike. 5. Junior varsity volleyball bers are front row Coach Betty Locke, Corrine Williams, Darcy Tyler, and Michelle Montion. Row two Tricia Hanson, Regina Nascmento, Lorri Jennings, and Cathy Westfall. Row three Sharon Lovell, Janet Burr, 6 0 Tammy Fox, and Tiffany Talbot. fiiii '55 . . -QE i - . Si 1