Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Robert Marvin Steve Mannon Kevin Matsumoto Mark Maxon Eliz Mayers Theresa Mayes Lori McCall David McCann Pam McDougall Terry McKeel Diane McNeely Lisa Meath Alexandria Medina Diana Meredith Barry Mettler Lyn Meyers Darla Miles Lori Miller Lisa Mills julia Moore Pauline Moreno Maria Moylan Andrea Murphy Camille Naranjo Guy Nelson Rebecca Nelson Van Nguyen Jeanne Nishioka Denise Norgard Tom Norman Senior Huber vaults, sets new school record Holding the school record since his sophomore year, senior john Huber has shown asn outstanding performance in the pole vault event in track. During his sophomore year, Huber set a new sophomore and varsity record of 12 feet 8 inches. He went on to break the record again as a junior with 13 feet 2 inches. Though he hasn't had proper coaching since his freshman year, Huber attended the Section finals as a sophomore and junior and he hoped to repeat this year. His performance qualified him to place third in the junior Olympics. I would like to break my own record before I graduate, com- mented Huber. I want to vault for Delta College before I go on to a four-year college. Concentration on this one event earned him the sophomore outstanding player award. Snow skiing, waterskiing, fishing, and playing frisbee are some of Huber's other enjoyments. 1. With a spectacular leap, john Huber breaks the school record in the pole vault. 2. Resting in the Senior Circle, john Huber reflects about the record. 220

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l i I I 1. Kelli Hixon tries out a new musical arrangement on the piano while she sings the lyrics to the tune. Composing, singing career goal of Tokay senior Hixon For senior Kelli Hixon, composing music and lyrics is a big part of life. Music has been an interest of Hixon's for several years. Only within the last two years has she actually written music. Over the last few years, Hixon has performed in many chur- ches inthe Lodi and Stockton area. She sings and writes mostly Christian music. Although she doesn't foresee a career in music, Hixon plans to continue to write and perform as a hobby. Last summer, Hixon recorded three of her songs professionally. All of the music I write is just thought up as I go along. I just keep it in my mind. Hixon planned to add more original works in the future and is working on having her material copyrighted. I hope to be able to copy this music soon. That way, others can share my music as well. 'Q A1 Seniors 2 1 9

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