Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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1. varsity cross country members are Front row Grelkalthof, Thomas Riess Jim Doryllle, Michael Garrett, Robert Chuck. Row two Stephen Banwrslry, Timothy Grange, Richard lledeiros, Joseph Northcott, Edward Gray, and AI- hert Medina. 2. Sensing the end of hls run ls freshman competitor Joseph Franco. 5. Junior Thomas Riess finds himself ahead of the pack. 4. Giving II his all at the end issophomore Kenneth valentine. 5. FIESIIIIIIII EIIWZIU GIIY SUIIQQIGS Wlfll fl!! C0lllllEflfl0Il lllll the Ilalll IS IIE IlE3I'S flle Ellll of IIIS f0llf Illlle I'llIl. 6. GO lllll the WIC-Illlle lillllf flIl'0Ilgll 03K GTG!!! Pall! IIEQIIIS f0l' all 8SS0l'flllEllf of fl'0Sll-SOIIII l'lIll- IIBIS.

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Badmilltbll team IaCIlS Ellllefiellie, Stfellgtll lnexperience handi- capped Tokay's varsity and jLlhiOl' varsity bad- minton team. The jUhiOl' varsity di- vision mainly consisted of freshmen while the varsity, according to three-year veteran Genet- ta AdarhS, IaCked the strength BS they had IaSt year. Coach Patty Berg deemed the team's best singles players were Susan Ffiedberger, Genet- ta Adams, Brenda RU- dOIDh, Shelly Jahh, and YVOnne FIZQQ. DOUbleS Dl3Vef'S were YUe Kue, Sally lVlilleI , and L3Ul'elee King. DeSDite tne competi- tiVe nature of tne Sen Joaquin AtnletiC ASSOCi3- tion, the emphasis WGS Dl3Ced on becoming 8 Stf'OnQeI and I'nOl'e skill- ful team. W ,,,A 5 ,f Hs 5. DIVIIIQ 120 l'8tlll'Il 3 SIIIIIIIY lllgllll Sllllf IS SIISIII FIIGUIIGIQBI. 4. l0l'l lllratl QMS IBEW to l'8fllI'll I IIIUII Sll0f. 5. with .lelllllfel MYGIS Stilllllllg by to IIGID Ullf, llllla- IEG Kill! SIZIIIS I fefllfll t0 IIS! 0Dll0ll8llt. Badh'lil'ltOh

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