Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Plltelltial, iIIllll'0llElIlElIf I'0fatE dllfillg SEZSUII Finishing UD the season with a 5-9 leaQUe record, the Val'SitV volleyball team showed a good Der- 'fOrmahCe of DlaVlhQ. The varsity team WaS a ,skilled group and enjoy- fed DlaVihQ, aCCOrdihQ to PattV Berg, varsity C0aCh. The team had a lot of DO- tehtial and worked hard to reaCh it DUt had trou- ble at times, commented Coach Berg. The QirlS WOrKed hard durihg the games, ahd imDrOVed by the end of the year. The OUtStahdihQ play- ers noted by COaCh Berg Were Gehetta AdamS, SU- Sah Friedberger, and YVOrlhe Gobert. with a lot of good play- ers accoruing to Coach Betty Locke, the junior varsity team finished the year with a 7-7 record. The purpose of volley- ball is to learn and im- prove skills, and the junior varsity team play- ed good volleyball, said Coach Locke. We had hoped for a better sea- son but enjoyed it. I think l'm sending the var- sity team some talented players for next year. Coach Locke said out- standing players were Tif- fany TalDOt, Corrine Wil- liams, Patrica Hanson, IVliCheIIe kilby, and Dal'CV Tyler. . 1 4. , b , , -I , ,MW EC , In , K. 1 3 tl J, L eg 1. SIISIII FIIEUIIGIQEI DODS I l'Eflll'Il of SGW! 35 Karl MODIS Sfalldi by to IGIIII 3SSlSf3l'ICE. 2. Gelleffa RIIZIIIS Illflllllllfei to l'EfllI'Il fl!! ball. ' -C f .ess Z ,S ,,.. ,. ,cc t S S ,st