Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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F rosh gridders bring titl hom Eleven years have come and gone since Tokay's freshman football team has won the San Joaquin Athletic Association title, but the freshman football team accomplished the grand title. Overall standings for the season were 7-2. This past season was a huge success. The freshman team played harder than any of the other teams in the league, said John Hunt, head coach. Key players for the freshman football team were running backs Craig Daniels, Tracy Love, Lee McLaughlin, and Quarterback Eddie Brooks. Other key players were, offensive members Parish lVlcLain, Jason Carson, Shawn Chavez and defensive members Yossarian Madden, Love, Da- niels, McLaughlin, Stanley Oeorge, and Brian Nauta. Our team followed the GOLD philosophy, which meant Ooals Oneness Loyalty Disci- pline, said Coach Hunt. Along with success came pro- blems and the freshman team witnessed a few of them. Most of the freshman team were from Stockton, making transportation and communication one pro- blem. Due to the no cut policy, there was a tremendous amount of team members, many of whom didn't get a chance to play. There were over 70 mem- bers on the team. The team couldn't throw the ball as much as l would have liked, and the quarterback was not as strong, but these minor difficulties will be remedied when the freshman team plays sopho- more and varsity football, said Coach Hunt. Despite the obstacles, the team was committed to hard work, had really good team unity, and tre- mendous overall team speed, by Andy Andris photos by Eric Johnston I. Donald Fincher prepares to punt the ball as Ralph Lawrence runs the block. 2. Dashing across the field, Yossar- ian Madden is blocked by a Lincoln defensive player. 3. Coach Paul Shreiner wraps Don- nie ltale's leg in preparation for the Tokay-Lodi game. 116 Ea TOKAY 6 Tracy' 5 0 Orace Davis 6 13 Lincoln ' 9 O Lodi' 7 7 Edison ' 0 14 Tracy' 7 35 Lincoln' 0 24 Lodi ' 12 ' denotes league game iff isp ww'

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Drill Team kee s up with activities After starting the year with a kick, the drill team kept it going with competitions, practices, and performances. After working long, hot hours during the summer, the team faced its first competition at the United Spirit Association camp in Santa Cruz, Competing to Point of no Return the team brought home a superior banner for the routine, the unity stick for togetherness, and a superior trophey for overall competition. To top it all off, Captains Kathryn Kiszlowski and Kelly Ehler both qualified for Miss Drill title along with senior Stephanie Sterni. Other competitions they were involved in were the Lodi Grape Festival and the lvlanteca Band Review, where they placed se- cond. The last review they went to was the Santa Cruz Band Review, but they didn't compete but earned the Honor Band a couple of extra points. Hlt was rough in the beginning but then we really pulled together as a team and had a great year, said Kiszlowski. lt took us awhile to get going, but once we realized what we wanted and we put our all into it, we showed the crowd and every- one watching what we could do, said Ehler. by Kimberly Banghart photos by Eric Johnston U l H8