George Dewey High School - Seaborne Yearbook (Subic Bay, Philippines)

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Okay, itas starting up now. Man, the second day of school and the bus stalls. I think that's a record. This bumpy bus ride is not for me, and those exhaust fumes could choke a moose. Next stop e George Dewey. All right, I got a locker. Hey, theyive painted them! I didn't notice that before. Okay, here . . . it . . , is . ., No!! A bottom locker! Ugh, this isn't supposed to happen. I can just see the mess I'm going to make in here, too bad. Who is thatf? She MUST be new, be- cause I don't remember staring at her be- fore. Believe me, I would remember ifl did. Yep, she is new allright. Noone would wear shoes that nice during rainy season. Maybe I better warn her before it's too late. Yeah, that's it . . . You know, I think I'll try out for cross- country. What? - Cross-country meeting today. No . . . no I was planning on play- ing soccer. Oh f there's a soccer meeting tomorrow. Well, what I meant was that , .. I'm ... well, you know ... see ya around. RATZ!! labovc leltj Shawn Trail. a seventh grader. must go through thc morning ritual of going into his messy bottom locker, finding his supplies, and occa- sionally ducking books falling from the locker above. OLD IRONSIDES. lbclow lcftj Sophomore Shan- non Lay and eighth grader Drew Naifch take leave of a GDHS bus. Painted red and grey, and equipped with armored windows, thc buses are a break from the traditional statcsidc yellow ones.

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CRITTER SITTERS. Qleftj Junior Chris Crit- ter Wcstbziy finds himself in a position most teachers would love to see him in - behind bars. Chris adopted an outrageous look this your with his notorious spiked hair and infamous black trenchcotit, which hc says usymbolizes the my- steries ofthe human personality. CAST OFF. Qbelow leftj Hand over rudder with at smile in place, senior Andrew Shifrin is ready to sail. According to Capt. Shifrin, Sailing brings you closer to your friends fwhen they goj and it brings you closer to yourself, regardless. DID DA VINCI DO THIS? Qbelow rightj Senior Bzirbzirzi Lopez was one of at handful of budding artists to work on the Senior Globe. K.: 955 f ! fl. i I wa

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