Tokay High School

Oh Tokay, how I missed you so.
It’s been over 10 years, but you are still the best high school out there. How many high schools can you really say that has an olympic sized (could be slightly exaggerated. =P) swimming pool, a hugh football field, an even larger baseball field, 10 tennis courts, and large campus could be compared to the size of a university college!!!
I remember having only 5 minutes to get to our next period/​class. If one of my classes were near the front (where the buses would be parked) and my next class was near the gym, I would literally have to run to my classroom in order to make it on time. The campus was just that large.
I loved everything about that school. The teachers were pleasant and very well educated, the campus was clean, there was never any fights, and even the cafeteria food was good. I would get fries and a side of ranch for just $ 1.25 for lunch a few times a week.
I have no complaints. GOOOOO TOKAY TIGERS!

I love this school with a passion because I used to go here and the staff here is so encouraging and fascinating.
The one thing I cannot stand is the behavior of the students. This school lacks unity and compromise. Of course that’s one thing we cannot change. The violence here is moderate.
The athletics here is great. The cafeteria has five different lunch options and one salad bar. The school is well painted and remodeled with purple and gold all around the campus.
There are more clubs here than any student could ever ask for. All the ones you want, they have it.
The science teams here (science Olympiad) and (science bowl) is among one of the best in the nation.

Purple and Gold!
Tokay Tigers forever.
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I’ve spent 4 years of my life here in Tokay. Made a lot of great friends and had great teachers to learn from. I went thru my yearbooks just a few days ago and couldn’t help but smile at all the great memories of Tokay High School. How I miss you so: D
Can’t wait for the Class of 99 reunion.

I liked you, dear Tokay, because all my friends were there with me. I enjoyed myself and thought I was getting a good education.
Little did I know, after graduating, that I would truly learn what you were all about.
If I had more money, and my parents name’s were bigger in the community, I most likely would have gotten a better education. Or maybe I wouldn’t have gotten stuck in the «retard English class» my Sophomore year, with the kids that couldn’t read past «Clifford the Big Red Dog» books.
Ya’ll suck, and that’s the grape picking truth!
But ya did have some good school spirit…