Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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HOW FAR CAN WE GO Let’s leave town. Let’s get away. Let’s hit the road. These inspirational lines were used by the bike club to plan on week¬ end bike rides. They traveled all over the bay area this year. From short little rides to coyote hills to big distances to manteca. Some people get tired riding their bikes to their friends house, but not these people, no distance is too far. The bike club s relatively new to Washington High School. It was inspired by Mr. Barry Hottle, a long time cy¬ clist. If he doesn’t get his miles in every week he’s a bear. To encourage others to pick up the sport he started the bike club. Hopefully more people will be¬ come involved in this club in the up coming years. It helps people get exercise, stay in shape and most important relax. How far do you think you can go? 1. FRONT ROW: Becky Wallin. Karen Young, Gennie Shiffar, and Angela Barreras. BACK ROW: Micheal Vanquickenbo, Chris Deck. Brian Noia. Steve Anderly. Brad Hottle. Lennie Filipoff, Andy Kuo, Mr. Barry Hottle. Chris Rinelib, and Jennie Mc¬ Donald. 2. Becky Wallin, President. 3. Karen Young. Vice-President. 4. Gennie Shif¬ far. Secretary-Treasurer. 20

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CSF CSF has one goal this year and that is to get as many members as possible. In the past they had a reputation of a boring club and they would really like to change that image this year. CSF has a lot of activities planned. They’re working on some field trips at Lake Elizabeth if the rain will let up, if not they have a lot of other activities planned that will keep them busy. Last year CSF took a trip to Angel Island and it was very successful so they plan on trying it again. They hope to have a very successful year. Members of 83-84 CSF. 9th- Steve Anderly. Janet Camarena. Simona Curtis. Anne Dujmovic. Gladys Enriquez. John Erceg. Frank Hatfield. Don Hsiao. Mike Karicher. Chris Kralovansky, Richard Kuo. Richard J Lee, Rita Nayyar. Reynie Ramirez. Neeraj Saraf. Pania de Souza. Dhiraj Soni. Leonar Shipman. Jana Stewart. Jay Sunderwale. Mark Thomas. Carol Ting. Mike Van Quickenbone. 10th- Mike Ages. Erica Bennett. John Bradly. Tikuo Chen. Lisa Dinh, Holly Kretz, Andy Kuo, Kathleen Lee. Kelly Lin. Christina Lo. Charlene Lu, Dennis Makishima. Joseph Marceno, Nishtha Mehta. Alka Mirchandam. Maria Rabuy. Carlyn Ramos, Shannon Re- diger. Shannon Scott. Shubba Shukia. Shannon Slamon. Tammy Talken. Jennie Taylor. Trang Tren. William Urange. Audrey Vmeys. Lillian Wong. Dave Wheeler. Rick Winter- stein. 11th- Barbra Bell. Judi DeLugg. Maria Dujmovic. Debbie Guitererrez. Colin Jensen. Mike Mackaplow. Doug Makishima. Ankur Mathur. Cindy Nakamura. Candy Overstrom. Diane Pegerous. Ty Taylor 12th- Imelda Amboy. Kieth Bailey. Dawna Caldwell. Richard Cline, Julie Hang Dinh, Hong Hwynh. Debbie Knoles. Sheena Krishina. Bhavna Kurani. Ivan Lee. Isaac Lim. Susan Lo, Ivan Lo. Patricia Metcalf. Jigisha Patel. Reeta Prasad. Conn Ramos. Peter Rolney. Willi Sensederfer. Riten Seth. Mmh Tran. Sheralyn Wadwani, Marianne Wal¬ lace. Beth Wilson. Paul Wong.

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LET’S PLAY CHESS!!!!! Checkmate? No that doesn’t mean that your girlfriend or boyfriend is cheating on you. It is a term used in the game of Chess. Our club has grown and become more ac¬ tive this year, it participated in interleague chess competitions. If you’re looking for something to do at lunch, and you’re inter¬ ested in learning how to play chess, they’re always looking for new members to prac¬ tice on. 1. Jim Crawford in a match against Kennedy. 2. Rich¬ ard Kuo makes his move to defeat his opponent. 3. BACK ROW: Jim Crawford, Mark Raaka. Pat McMul- lin, David Crawford, Andy Penley, Ray Ramirez. FRONT ROW: Mr. McCrystal, Advisor.