Here is the list of Tokay High School graduates for 2013:

The Tokay Tigers girls tennis team dropped its league finale on Wednesday, falling to the West Wolf Pack 5-4 in a closely contested match.

The Tokay Tigers girls tennis team improved to a 6-3 in Tri-City Athletic League play with a 9-0 victory over the visiting Edison Vikings on Tuesday afternoon.

The Tokay Tigers girls tennis team gave St. Mary's a tough fight but were on the short end of a couple of three-set matches in a 6-3 loss to the visiting Rams.

The Tokay Tigers girls tennis team swept the host McNair Eagles 9-0 in Tri-City Athletic League action in Stockton.

The Tokay Tigers girls tennis team swept the Edison Vikings 9-0 on Monday, improving to 4-2 in Tri-City Athletic League play.

The Tokay Tigers swept the visiting Stagg Delta Queens in Tri-City Athletic League action. In singles, Alexa Abdallah beat Claudette Caceres 6-3, 6-3, Ana Vigueras defeated Wang Xiong 6-1, 6-2, and Jessica Kaye knocked off Camille Zapata 6-0, 6-0.

The Tokay Tigers girls tennis team split singles play but dropped two of three in doubles matches in a close 5-4 loss to the visiting West Wolf Pack.

The Tokay Tigers girls tennis team suffered its first league loss, falling 7-2 to the St. Mary's Rams in Stockton.

The Tokay Tigers girls tennis team improved to 2-0 in Tri-City Athletic League matches with a 9-0 sweep of the Stagg Delta Queens at Delta College on Tuesday.

The Tokay Tigers girls tennis team opened Tri-City Athletic League play with a 9-0 victory over the McNair Eagles on Monday.

In singles, Alexa Abdallah beat Catherine Nguyen 6-2, 6-1, Ana Vigueras defeated Yer Thao 7-5, 6-4, and Jessica Kaye blanked Quynh Nguyen 6-0, 6-0. Maya Hastings knocked off Kristie Le 6-0, 6-0, Emma Brink beat Kathalena Saynhasith 6-2, 6-2, and Maryam Qamar defeated Ciara Mangliomot 6-0, 6-0.

The Lodi Flames girls tennis team defeated the Tokay Tigers 7-2 in a preseason match on Wednesday at Twin Arbors Athletic Club.

I fancy myself a halfway intelligent person, but I always seem to make the most head-smackingly stupid mistakes. A “for instance” would be the fact that I didn’t realize the News-Sentinel had an early deadline for the Fourth of July holiday, and found myself prepping for a late screening of “Magic Mike” as I discovered that the Lodi Living section was getting ready to go to press. It seems my stupidity knows no bounds.

I typically preface reviews of Pixar films with a disclaimer stating that, while I admire their consistently engaging and often groundbreaking work, I do not share the majority opinion that they are the end-all and be-all of contemporary animated entertainment.

In a remarkable turnaround, the Tokay Tigers girls tennis team went from nearly having the season canceled to finishing in second place in the Tri-City Athletic League and earning a playoff berth.

The Tokay Tigers girls tennis team improved to 7-2 in Tri-City Athletic League play with a 6-3 win over the visiting McNair Eagles on Thursday.

The Tokay Tigers swept the Stagg Delta Queens in a doubleheader girls tennis match in Stockton on Wednesday. The teams played 10-game pro sets.

The Tokay Tigers girls tennis team improved to 4-2 in Tri-City Athletic League Play with a 9-0 sweep of Edison, which had to default a pair of matches due to not having enough players on Tuesday.

The Tokay Tigers defeated the visiting West Wolf Pack 6-3 Tuesday and improved to 3-1 in Tri-City Athletic League girls tennis play.

The Tokay Tigers swept the Edison Vikings in Tri-City Athletic League girls tennis action in Stockton on Thursday.

The St. Mary’s Rams blanked the Tokay in the Tigers’ Tri-City Athletic League varsity girls tennis opener at Tokay High School on Tuesday.

The Lodi High girls tennis team defeated rival Tokay 8-1 in preseason action on Tuesday at Twin Arbors Athletic Club.

The Tigers have never been to the top. The Flames want to get back. Both the Tokay and Lodi girls tennis teams return several key starters as they look to compete for league championships in 2011.

See, I told you things were looking up for the summer movie season. This weekend sees the debut of “Rise of the Planet of the Apes,” which is garnering some very favorable early reviews (I’ll have a look next week), and I hear that “Captain America: First Avenger” is an increasingly rare example of a superhero flick done right. (I was supposed to do a dual review this week to include it, but life intervened. Assume that you have my blessing to see it.)