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

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VICTORY ON THE GREEN. Junior Kirsten Herr and soccer coach, Ms. Nancy Saultz cele- brate after conquering Clark l-0. Seaborne? Uhhh . . . AJ Carried by sea- going ships. That's right? Hey, I'm an ace at these word power quizzes. Okay, the announcements are over. Now what? Oh no! She,s passing out the test from last week. Don't fail me, please. Give me a D- but not an F. I got a ... B!! Yeahh, I got a B3 I got a . , . What!'? Sorry, Ms. Glenn, I'll sit down. That 'BI will make my weekend, but it would be better if I'd get a date with that new girl. We'd go to the beach and lie in the sun. Man, that's romantic. Maybe if I - Oh, hi. She did it! She said hi to me first! It's now or never How'd you like to go to the beach with me this week- end? I'You would? Okay, great, I'll pick you up . .. in my car. There's the bus. School lasted long enough, today. Hey, the globe's been painted. It sure looks better than last year. This bus ride gives me a headache. At least I'll get to relax after school, sailing out in the bay. tThump, thump, thumpj Man, I love stomping on the bleachers. Yaa, they got another goal! The girls' soccer team is do- ing okay. I love Saturdays. Hey, those two seem to be having fun. Whooaa, that,s Mr. Ryskamp and Ms. Piencikowski. They're pretty laid back when they're not in school! Good game, girls! Yeh, see ya. Adios. qgnuutifg 6 l!4WYlP6 V VV 4 Q. g f in I' ' f A ' i Q ' D A .. Ak : W3..g. W5:f Q if 33 1 0 1. f, ' g ri. 2 'f 3 tt' 1 ' ' 4' A ,, W r l r it in it 1