Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Populous sparks new 'in ' crowds Adding new dimensions to the already wide variety of Tokay's populus, the student body exper- ienced changes that will always be remembered. As the year began, students experienced the nausea created by classrooms packed full of at least 40 students each. A record high attended Tokay as admini- strators thought of the possibility of year-around school or putting sophomores on the late schedule with the freshmen. Lodi Unihed School District Board of Trustees voted in January not to have year-round schedules at the high schools for at least two years. Even with the mass amounts of students, everyone was different from each other. Students be- longed to their own little cliques but showed their own flair for styles in dresswear. lfwth all of these various styles, students added an extra pizazz to the ordinary doldrums of life on Tokay's campus. by Kathryn Kizlowski 1. Eat your heart out Wilma Flintstone because sophomore Lori Wittnayer had the hottest new fashion around on prehis- toric day. 2. Juniors strut their stuff during a Victory Week rally. 3. DROP ACID NOT BOMBS- sophomore Michelle Formby displays her spirit on 60's dress up day. 182 4 . mwyfl.-I a s 1 gk . 1, - 1 D l Photos by Darrin Coe f my it . New 4. 4 'Z 4- Em, 'wiygx fi'

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Team reaches for Herded by returning four-year players, the badminton team hoped to recapture first in the San Joaquin Athletic Associa- tion. l hope to play as well as last year and to repeat as champions. We shared the title with Lincoln last year and it would be nice to be champions again, said Patty Burnett, head coach. According to Coach Burnett the team hasn't changed too much besides getting bigger with 23 girls. Many of them were four-year players which helped to make it a strong team. The weakness of the team was laps in concentration, Their toughest opponents are Edison and Lincoln. Lincoln should be a good match because they have the same returning players according to Coach Bur' VIQTT. Top singles players were sen- ior Kirsten George, juniors Julie Podesta, Prizal Arquelada. and Jolene Stevano. Doubles players were seniors Carla Collins, Kelly Huber, and seniors Cathi Amaya, Jill Yunker. by Sabrina M. Schneweis titl Badminton 1986 TOKAY 2 Vacaville 3 5 Franklin' 0 3 Lodi' 2 3 Edison' 2 5 Stagg' O 4 St. Marys' l 2 Lincoln' 3 5 Franklin' 0 5 Lodi' O 3 Edison' 2 5 Stagg' O 4 St. Mary's' l O Lincoln' 5 ' denotes league march 3. Team members are front row: Leigh Bessell, Susan Garrard, Dena Boyd, Grace Yee, Lillian Wong, Thanh Huyen, and Jennifer Ant- aran. Row two Coach Patty Burnett, Michelle Saubolle, Kuldip Kaur, Julie Podesta, Jaspal Gill, Jolene Stevano, and Prizal Arquelada. Row three Helen Tolentino, Carla Collins, Tammy Yotter, Kelly Huber, Cathi Amaya, Kirsten George, Jill Yunker, and Lori Whit- ney. Not pictured are Trica Burke and Giselle Pacini. 4. Reaching for the bird is Tammy Yotter. 5. Helen Tolentino and Tammy Yotter work together as a double team during a match. Badminton 181

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A.. Q4 2 4. Senior Shawna Smith shares her feelings of liberty on Victory Week. , 5. Freshmen eagerly await the tone of the bell. 6. Hoping to position his head right, ' senior John Landa follows a Johnson's 1 photographer's instructions. as 3 S S3 gf ,W 1 Q . X: f, if 6 f f Y Classes Division 183