Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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186 Individuals lead field performance For this season's track team, individualism was the key word for success since there were few participants, making Tigers no threat in the San Joaquin Athletic Association standings. Under the instruction of Steve Westgate, new head coach, some individuals did well at the beginning of the season. Returning to the Tiger squad were Todd Lambaren, Tom Dutton, and Don Evans in the long and triple jumps. John Huber, who owned both sophomore and varsity pole vaults events while Del Lawson and Mike Paul led in the high jump. Randall Oliver was expec- ted to improve in the shot put along with Henry Am- igable in the discuss event. In the girls' triple jump, a new event, Nemia Lebrilla showed promise, along with Irene Jefferies in the shot put. New coaches for the 81-82 Held program were Alfonzo Gomez for the long jumpers and Mike Druin in the pole vaulting and high jump even- ts. 1 98 1 TOKAY VARSITY 74 Elk Grove 67 67 Modesto 61 67 Downey 18 7292 St. Mary's' 6392 461A Lincoln ' 8992 73WTracy' 6292 72 Edison' 64 88 Stagi' 48 63 Fran lin' 73 105 Lodi ' 31 ' Conference meet

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4. Junior vanity team members are front row Sally Miller, Yeu Kue, Donya Bolyard, Shellie Jahn. Row two Danielle Napolean, Yvonne Flagg, Lynn Duc, Andrea Murphy, Evelyn Masuda, and Yoko Tanlgawa. Not pictured ls Jill Drennan. 5. Varsity player Susan Frledberger rushes to the net with a powerful smash. Returning players badminton With a nucleus of six retum- ing players, the girls' bad- minton team looked to im- prove its sixth place finish last year. Coach Alice Castellanos predicted a strong finish among the top four teams in the San Joaquin Athletic Association. Backing up Coach Castellanos prediction was the team's strength in singles play. Top players were senior Kendra Daijogo, who was also team captain for her second consecutive year, junior Susan Friedbergerg and sophomore Genetta Adams. With heighth as an advantage, opposing players saw excellent service returns and powerful smashes of the plastic birdies. I really enjoyed coaching and working with the girls, said Coach Castellanos. Badminton 185

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i saws: K 'Q t ,K ., N , ,M pt . , uw.-2 M M 4.. 1. Senior John Huber ecllpses the sun as he sails over 13 foot high bar. 2. Ran- dal Oliver strains with effort as he throws the discus. 3. Track and Held perfor- mers are front row Stacey Miller, Karey Shirk, Samantha Rasberry, Nemia Lebrllla, Jami Feiock, Andre Ford, Steve Kent, Carlos Lomelli. Row two Andre Williams, Todd Smith, Tom Dutton, Don Evans, Todd Lambaren, George Kamlta, Michael Paul, Ron Mlles, Mitch Platt. Row three Coach Alfonso Gomez, Randal Oliver, Kurt Thornton, Calvin Ogren, John Huber, Del Lawson, John Anderson, Don Fraser, Jeff McLean, Richard Cook, Val Tolman, Henry Amlgable, and Coach Barry Smith. 4. Jumpers Nemia Lebrilla and 5. Todd Lambaren show their style ln the long jump while 6. Del Lawson prefers another form in the high jump. Track-Field 187