Washington High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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Heidi Anderson ASB President For the first time in Washington High’s history, we had a junior as ASB President. Though she took a lot of criticism for her age, Heidi worked hard to achieve better communication with the student body and other MVAL schools. Heidi balanced her ASB duties with being a member of the Varsity Volleyball and Swimming teams and the junior Powerpuff Football team. She was also a member of the Hatchet staff. We hope to see Heidi’s face on these pages again next year. Thanks. 28 Wade Slome, our very talented ASB Trea¬ surer, was a busy man himself. He spent much of his time on the courts as a mem¬ ber of the Varsity basketball and tennis teams. Wade also worked as a reporter for the Hatchet. Wade somehow managed to find the time to help student council mem¬ bers any anyone else in need. We’re very grateful. Thanks, Wade. Wade Slome ASB Treasurer

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Summer of Change Year of Friendship There’s an amazing transformation that takes place every summer. It doesn’t effect every one, only those teenagers who have just completed their junior year and are embarking on the exciting journey thru their senior year in high school. Though the sum¬ mer may not be an especially eventful one, for those who fall into the soon-to- be-senior category, it does mean an in¬ credible metamorphosis will take place. It’s not visible or noticable while it’s happening but during those three months, these young people age three years in looks and mature by five. Or, so it seems. Ask anyone in the senior class of 1988 and they will admit to this. At no time in our class’ history until this past year were we as pulled together as a whole. We were friends. Not just some of us, but us all. We finally began to show signs of growing up. Perhaps no one has been able to de¬ scribe it better than Andrew Butler in his speech at the senior breakfast. An¬ drew explained how the past few years, we’ve been looking only at the way in which the lights were shining on us. This past year we’ve been able to see how the lights were shining from each of us. continued on page 205

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Steve Emerson ASB Vice- President Steve Emerson spilt his time between being a member of the varsity football and track teams, a powderpuff cheerleader, a member of the year¬ book staff, Mr. Husky for 1987-88, and a fantastic vice- president. Steve’s sense of humor helped relieve some of the stress and tension of student council members. Steve worked hard for his V.P. title. He was president of the rep. assembly and was dedicated towards solving any problems that arose among students. We thank Steve for all of his help and devotion. Megan Cavenaugh ASB Secretary Senior Megan Cavenaugh demonstrated her knack for working with people as ASB secretary. Megan could always be found volunteering to head committees. She de¬ voted more than her share of time to the student body and her dedication was ad¬ mired by all. Megan was a hot property! This year she was a member of the year¬ book staff, the senior powderpuff team, and a homecoming princess. Thanks for all your support. We love you, Meg! 29