Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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After nine years of motocross experience, seniors Corey Shan- drew and Marty White were hopeful of receiving a Honda factory sponsorship within two years. As high school friends and serious riding competitors, Shandrew and White have ri- valed on the tracks in Marysville, Dixon, Sacramento, Sand Hill Ranch, and Washington, where both participated in the Washou- gal Amateur Day. They also raced in the 1986 Trans-Cal Series which consisted of six separate races. We go to Sacramento Race- way or Marysville at least twice a month, stated White. Television, magazines, favorite professional riders, and trips to the Hangtown Nationals were all responsible for Shandrew and White's interest in motocross. Corey and I were interested in racing and Corey's father, Robert, helped us get our first bikes, said White. Nik Motocro bank on sponso Shandrew's first bike was a 1977 Yamaha YZSO while White's was a Honda XL-100. Now, they both tour and race on new Honda CR l25's. Besides favorite professional riders Ricky Johnson and David Bailey, close friend Mark Meyers was the pushing force behind their ambitions. He'd psyche us out to race, stated Shandrew. At my first race, l wasn't even nervous thanks to Mark. White planned on racing for- ever as well as attending college in his spare time. I want to be a factory- sponsored rider, have no real job, and be wealthy by age 23, 228 Q 'x W' N WJ

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vls or looks ersonal evement Preliminary Scholastic Apti- tude Test!National Merit Scho- larship Qualification Test semi- finalist, senior Anahita Jamshidi, finds balancing academics and extra-curricular activities chal- lenging. Jamshidi placed in the top one-half of one percent of all Californians who took the PSATXNMSQT. Being a semi- finalist allows her to apply for prestigious scholarships. Last summer, Jamshidi also attended the Beauty Scholastic Pageant sponsored by the ma- gazine Junior Miss. There she placed first runner up and won S350 in scholarships. 1 gn? lf l don't do the best that l can, l'm just not happy with myself, said Jamshidi who spent at least two hours on homework each night and main- tained a 4.0 all four years of school. When not studying her most difficult academic subjects, En- glish 4 Honors Advance Place- ment and Calculus, Jamshidi visited friends during her free time. Starting competitive gymnas- tics when she was four years old, Jamshidi was still competing with her strong areas being the floor exercises, and the balance beam. Gymnastics proved useful in Jamshidi's performance on the drill team, which was also one of her favorite classes. Jamshidi planned to attend the Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology and major in Nuclear andfor Theoretical Physics. by Jennifer Jacobs Juniors 227

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