Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Tuliay Wl'BStlEl'S lll'0!llICE llllf0l'QBttalllE SEZSDII Aftel' OVel'COn1lnQ l'nanV obstacles, TOKaV'S Val'SltV Ql'aDDlel'S managed to pin down a fine 5-1 season and take second in the San Joaquin Athletic ASSOCla- tion. Such Dal'l'lel'S the Fnat- men had to face Wel e not having enough experi- ence in the lOWel' weights and too lT'lUCh experience in the UDDel WelQhtS. While eXDel'lenCed Wl'eStlel'S El'lC GlDbS and Kenneth Mitchell battled for varsity spots all Veal' lOnQ, fl'eSnn'len Jeff Chandler and Shawn Stewart filled the 98 and 105 pound ClaSSeS with Vll'tUallV no experience at all. The thl'ee strongest weights Wel'e filled bv 157 pound jUnlOl' Bl'lan Ganifnlll, 145 DOUndel' Cl'alQ Settles and 202 pound SenlOl' Bl'UCe ThOl'nDSOn. Gamrnill and ThOlTlDSOn went to l e- gionals and finished with 54-4 and 17-6 l'eCOl'dS Fe- SDeCtlVelV. Settles, a Sen- lOl', went to sections and ended hlS season with a 24-8-1 l'eCOI'd. The most COlOl fUl Wl'eStlel Of the season had to be SenlOl' Patl lCK Kline. He pulled Off such antics as doing a DaCKfllD aftel' opening eXel'ClSeS and speaking Japanese to a fOl'elQn exchange StU- dent. 6. Pafllil Klllle displays lllS IIIIICKIIQSS IS llG gets I OIIE lllllllf GSCIPE. 7. ll3l'SltY fellll IIIGIIIIIGIS affif Cllllitflllg SGCOIIU If DIUIS IIB FNIlf Nl Terri 'l'0IllllllS0ll lSU0l'GKOGlI- Bll, Erlt GlllllS, lllll SQIII Sfwlllt. Row WN George L80- llilllllll, BI'lll Bfallill, Jeff Cllllllllil, Tllllll Fflilllall, allll Clll'lS Hayes. RW! tlll'8B Nell lllllg lSfltlSflCSl, Cllll Set- flGS, ROQGI' KBGIIEI, Plfllik Klllle, allll Bllall Galllllllll. NM llltflllill are .IIIIIES RICE, Kellllefll Mlttllell, lllllllifll Oll- UEI, Rllllly REEIIES, allll BIIICG TIIDIIIIISOII. Val'SltV Wl'eStllnQ

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Jll Ql'allIllEl'S filIiSll SECOIICI ill league play TOKaV'S iLlnlOl' Val SltV Ql'aDDlel'S had anOtnel winning season Cal l VlnQ on the tl'aditlOn that naS taken place fOl tne past 'lOVeal'S. Tne squad SUffel'ed its onlv defeat to Tl aCV, who ended UD winning the title. COaCh ROd Gaines Said tne l0SS was because Tracv's team had n'lOl'e experience than the TiQel'S because they Wl'eStled Dl'ettV n'lUCn all Veal'al'OUnd. All 13 Weight divisions were filled With the ex- ception of tne heavy- weight diViSiOh. lVliChael Gardner, Daniel Kanelos, Neil King, Shane Lan- gone, Christopher LOnQ, Joseph Lucero, Mark Vil- laDOndO, and Roger Vin- celet were the heart of the team. Sophomore Brad Bfaden was selected most valuable grappler. ACCOl'dlnQ to COaCn Gaines, tne squad neXt Veal' has a QOOd chance of Cal'l'VlnQ on tnell' ta- lentS and Wl eStle on Val'- SitV. He wished that l'hOSt of the Wr'eStlel'S WOUld wrestle fl'eeStVle SO tnat they WOUld l'etUl'n with more experience. 5. SOIlll0llI0l'8 Shall! l8llQOIlE CIOSS-flCES lllS Fflllllllll 0Illl0llGlIf. 4. ll TOKZY Wl'eSfl6l tit i tl lll fll.5J I MlllIGadll lll lll t I' BS 0 T993 ll COII I'0 0lI S llll C . llll Ol' C 38 I' El' l' IIQS S UIIIIOIIGII ll0lHll 0llf0 file lllaf f0l' I t8llEll0Wll. 6. Ulle of T0ll3Y'S Wi0SflEl'S ls l0CllEll ill I lleltell lllaftll Wifll lllS 0llll0llellf.