Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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1. YARY participant benches 210 pounds for his favorite club. 2. Trying to get that extra lap are freshmen Mike Bobrow and Chris Sanchez. 3. Band members march for dollars. N NN. RY helps raise KK 1 money for clubs With pledges reaching an estimated S18,000, the YARY sport-a-thon helped many clubs climb out of debt and helped others to earn ex- tra money. The sport-a-thons featured events such as jogging, weight-lifting, singing, roller skating, marching, dancing, reading, and free throw shooting. The jog-a-thon and skate-a-thons were among the students' favorite. With only 350 out of 2,500 students participating, Mr. Steve von Berg, student ac- tivities director, didn't think the YARY event was too suc- cessful. I thought that for those who participated, it was a success. However, to have this as an annual event, I would need at least 1,000 participants before I would call it a success, commen- ted Mr. von Berg.

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F 1. Flashing lights and laughter fill the room as couples dance to the beat of Mystic Wine. 2. Steve Mannon and Kimberly Wadlow get down to the rock song Whip lt. 3. Tokay graduate Ron Hittle puts everything he has into his dancing as his friends stand back and watch.