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

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CAST AWAY. Varsity player Bingo Shipman encouragement. He added, Playing basketball shoots a free-throw in front ol' a packed house. keeps me out ol' trouble and helps me stay in About the crowd Bingo says, They give more shape. VARSITY SCOREBOARD GEORGE oeoe .rii Ii- A Iezz kkL:-l mizr eyy liiee eii iiil.f l ziii '..fr i 'A iiiii iii i OPPO FTEQWWEQQ RS S fiigd3ggmw erreee S535 55535 ..f, 7,,. Qxkklk A 4 eeeeeeee leee 62 at FAITH 52 5 5 iilyiy L . I. COAST T0 COAST. Terrance Manning. one of varsily's leading scorers, sinks another lingerroll as his opponents watch in awe.

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PRIDE AND PROFESSIONALISM TEAMWORK AND DISCIPLINE WELD A WINNING TEAM You couldn't hit the broadside of a barn from the inside with a snow-shovel full of rice!! Are these the words of Pat Riley? Bobby Knight? No! This is just one sample from the collected colorful expressions of Mr. Don Moffat. Coach Moffat, a 30-year coaching veteran from Louisiana, fired the Admirals' basketball team with a new spirit of pride and professionalism. The greatest source of pride for the cagers came from their opening game in which they snatched a 2 point over- time win from Clark. The victory snapped a 13-year losing streak against the Falcons and put the Admirals on the right track. The high point of the game came in the last minute of the fourth quarter when Chris Dillon lofted 2 freethrows that tied the game. I was thinking of what I would've felt ifl had missed the shot . . . so I guess it gave me that extra confidence, even though I was seared, stated Chris. Players also took pride in improved teamwork. I have learned about team- work being the key to victory. It has to be a team effort, not just one star show- ing off in front of the fans. All I do is give my best for the team, said junior Joey Delutis. Steve Blackmon added, I'm proud of this school and my ac- complishmentsf' Professionalism comes from disci- pline and rigorous practice. According to Coach Moffat, Practice is work, games should be fun. He emphasized basic skills until they became second nature. Coach Moffat said, You only play as well as you practice. Before any of this was achieved, discipline had to be learned. Discipline included dress codes, exclusion of long hair, and no CPDAJ Public Display of Affection. Was it hard to keep such stringent rules? Not according to Evan Nazal, I didn't want to do 100 push-upsll' Part of professionalism comes from preparation. I think about what has to be done in the game. Sometimes I run the plays through my head, stated freshman Berry Villegas. Senior Noel Dahlke commented, For most of the day prior to a game, l try to do things that relax me, like swimming. Although the team ended the season with a 3-9 record, they beat each rival at least once. And winning's important. In fact, lf winning wasn't important, they wouldn't keep score. CCoach Moffatj I MEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM. Qtopj BACK: Andre Cabalayan, Roland Olaes, Chris Goodloe, Gale Medina, Trent Reeve, Cobahn Hedge, Jo- nas Barnes, Fred Pauley, Charles fBingoJ Ship- man, Steve Blackmon, Chris Dillon, Fred lrish, Emmanuel Scordalakes. FRONT.'Glenn Mendo- za, Mike Cancel, Joey Delutis, Will Ryley, Brian Kennedy, Noel Dahlke, Terrance Manning, Kirk Knepper, Berry Villcgas, Peter Newsome, Evan Nazal. KNEELING: Mr. David Sommcrville KJV Coachj, Mr. Donald Moffat Warsity Coachj SMOOTH SAILING. tabovcj ln the season opener against Clark, Sophomore Glenn Mendo- za passes the ball, leaving his opponent empty- handed.

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A Ll'l l'Ll-1 GOES A LONG WAY. Varsity Cheerleaders find time during a game to perfect their moves. fill-ll-1R lNG UP. For 'Rimmy Ocampo, lt doesnt seem the perfect night. But the Admirals went ahead to defeat Clark, end a I3 year losing streak, and boost everyonek spirits. X ,5 x Q4-xt NON.lllIDK'IAl. Pl1NlsllMlf3N'l'. lelil, ciieui- MAKING WAVICS- tsilwvel CEIJIIS Che ltggiding mpmin Njl1,,,,'L-f'l,j,,,,g plwect lim U,-UW11 leatlers made waves with help Irtmi the eruwtl on by smearing, C'o:1cl1 .S'ul111ncrvillcfs lace with :i pie, -lillllw DSW ix7- lllC lttllilchl PCI' 'Tilly ll' UNCC llll 'l'he punishment was ttwetl as an ineentive tu pep BYU' H' 'Vfclll YUUVN- up the .lzims Day Spirit assembly,