Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Pell Ql'0llIlS ily llll0l'llilI9 TOKaY cheerleaders WOrKed hard to aid ah ailing school spirit. TheV'Ve d0he a l0t to promote spirit hOt Only for students, Dllt ih the teams alSO, said AClViSer Ahhe Bradeh. A-SOng, A-Yell, and B- Yell COl'hDeted at a United Spirit ASSOCiatiOn Carnp held at the Univer- sity of CalifOrhia-Sahta Cruz. The SOhQleaClerS WOh a first DlaCe plaque for their routine ahd a WVYMF boost spirit Dilertime superior trODhV for lhdi vidual ribbons. S0nQIead ers Ahha OSlDOrh and Sah dra Shore were alSO ask- ed to trY OUt for posi- tions as USA instructors next year. The cheerlead- ers WOh two eXCelleht ahCl Ohe superior riDbOh at Camp. All costs were paid Wlth fUhdS earhed at the all-SCn0Ol -fundraiser, Can- ClV, ballOOrI, and spirit Dih sales, ahCl the BaCK-tO- SChOOl DahCe. vb , if ,sk I K 5 un-aalliuf if A . A vi i W ' 1. A-Yell Illelllllef Tlllll BOCClIlal0 WUIKS llald 0Il flfllll llll tile Cl'0Wll. 2. llflaltlllg Glltlallte of tile f00fllall team are TOIll JOIIBS, Kllll llllllelllllllll, Sallllfa SIIOIE, allll V llillllallgll. 5. Gettlllg tile alllllellte illt0 tile Slllflf of tile galil! are Sallllla SIIOIE, l ll0llEIllIOI'll, lllllla USIIOIII, T0lll BOCClllaI'0, Mltllelle GI'ESllaIll, TOIll .l0IleS, allll llaifell Ill rith.

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Tigers achieve best record ever at Tokay TOK3V'S sophomore football team pounced on its best record ever. The sophomore grid- ders ended their season with 3 5-2 l'eCOl'd, the best overall record in the Sari Joaquin AthIetiC AS- sociation in Tokay history. The Tigers two losses were in its games agalnst Tracy and Lodi. They fell to league champion Bull- dogs 19-15. In the final game of the season, the Flames doused the Tigers 7 2. Coaches for the team were Rod Gaines, head coachg and steve West- gate, assistant coach. Oth- er coaches were Dan Lambdin and Ron Hittle, who played for Tokay two years ago. Todd Freeman led the team in interceptions wlth six. shane Langone had the most yards gained with 620 while fellow running mate Ron Hittle followed with 500. 1. Christopher long l'l2l scrambles to avoid oncoming linemen. 2. Two Tokay players stop a l.odi opponent. 5. Scott Thompson l15l loolls for an open receiver.